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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.
& Sis'' % SftHr M d;' YRS BF6 81
The ''ri0r"' PfaA T, commence with
i Eor,a. ,'..' ''.'.' M Wallaek.
Rattle, Mr. wsia,k Emma. Mrs Lowell
CHATHAM THEATRE.
Boxes Is Ce7t, Pil...i 25s Cents.
BENEFIT UF Miss REYNOLDS
THIS I'Af HEIR II At Law ( " Comedy of
NICHOLAS 'S SSlGGKiILEBY
smike. ................ ......n Miss ReynoIds.
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATiSG
THIS Ey M3 sis4l ARFk kS (, e. Farce of
OLE A kfN Sh sole.
REVOLT Of f." Tn En'ffeojoR HOUSE
NEW Foo MAN.
BOWERY AMPHITHEATKE.
Boxes IS Cents-Pit i2,l.
JOHN TRYoN.: ..:.:.... -. -. Manager.
BENEFIT OF MEssRs COLLINS & ANDERSON
oIss SlES Da SE h 5n bsn AZ Of Minstrel. will
BnA2 III fsrsl' fL xsh
past 7 o'clock.
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETUAL FAIR
EVERY DAY AND EVENING THlS WEEK.
Commencing Thursday, April lih, IS4t.
UJDay Visl'ers admitted the same evening free III
Greatest attractions IN the CITY.
The Man,gsr takes altar pleasure engage
"f''' ''' '"o MR. b A Saiy MRS MRS. RANpELL,
GIANT H AN t1" GGifasfNrEss..
the word They have Jn,t arrived ON Europe n all p'Its
OF which they have been received with wonder and admiration,
ONE HUNDnED THOUSAND PERSONS
the most triumphant the Old World and they
TALLEsT COMPLIMENTS
20 the inhabitants OF the NJ especially the inhabitants of
m. rtsther Enormous Proportions, richly deserve BY
Ply sicians Physologists and Anaom they regarded
the wonder and curioses the world Their form
and ymmty perfect ana their
pleasing being easy and aabe in their manners
They be at all hours of the day and evening and will
Also engaged ;ThE KENTUCKY MINsTRELs for one
RlCHARbs La PETlTE cERIiTo, MIR Ii. q. sHER-
MAJ. Mr. q: BOOTH, MIR. WHlTLOCK, MIX. b.
WILLIAMS AMI MIR HOWARD, who give
SPLENDID PERFORMANCES every evening at half
past o'clock and sag,d,y afternoon al o'clock
BEAUTIFUL WAX FIGURES, represent Of Indians
geihsr, VITA GEN; rom THUMB. POLLY BoDINE and
The GlPSY FAMILY six in number, recently from Ger
ana faithful of the ancient people Of
Egypt may be seen ~ her native costume. N|
The GiPsEf QUEEN the Fortune Teller be private
Performances every evening at III O'Clock, and "Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 3 O'Clock.
Tickets % centschIdren rnder lfla Twer
-dye extra. for private consultations with the Gpsey
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PhlIad. Iphia Cattle Market.

APriL AT market 765 head of beef cattle including
100 taken to New York, 200 and calves 400 hogs
and 1900 sheep.
Prices of beeves advanced, with fair demand and all
sold ct - 30 81 for to good and So so for ex
ira quality the 100 lbs
head
Hcgs-Saes made to quality at 81 so a IS the
100 lbs
sheep-saes from 50 So each for common to extra
quality.
Hay--Prces Of good Timothy liz j. higher; sales
are making at s5 csc. the cwt Sew lots of pressed
for shipping have been made average 60c the 100
lbs. Straw sells at 81 So the huntre bundles
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THE BELL"
40 Il

~ finn street.
VIE regular Weekly Vocal Enerta nrnent will take rl ce
- 1T this establishment, Saturday Evening the 9Th inst,
Those wishing to avail themsevcs Of hours rational ,n
nen will do well to call ia and hear Of the
that the city produce. The CHAR taken o'clock pe
cisely JOHN II. WOODGATE as IN, AZ
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE frsinsd and celebrated Pills rom Portugal re
perceive o. be- obulncd IA this eounuN Gee
u-at on tbs last eoums. fourth rage.
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SEVEN O'CLOCK MORNING LINE.

SERA FOR NEW ORLEA NS-Lqusiapa ana New
MN. Yorh Lne-Regulu pacAet Of llth Apn,1Ihti az
D1k.sslng packet ship OCONEh ,apl ~ 'acsson'"'h
SAL q above her regulsr day, ct-,-,-.-
.,n. mi, 90 hn ri foot of Wall street, Orleans wharf
n r.. u, tObstNo y " :" oouu'
no freight received after the evening Of the 10th
correctly measured a., A. ~,
Agents ia New Orleans Mess,s. Hulie Il Woodruff, who
will oromptly TO ward I'll goods TO their address
he packet ship Ocmugee, Captain y FEET Will succeed the
ncop anu saIl f0fn kIril, her regular day
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Notice to pilots and Captains OF vessels,

Notice to Pilots and Captains OF Vessels.
All Pilots and Captains of vessels requested the
fact that Robert s. Martini formerly ship collector
employ. He not therefore, receive any
newspapers intended for the New York Herald
Foreign Letter Bags.
Hereafter Letter and Newspaper Bags for all Of the
World. will be made up at the HERALD OFFIcE
snip MASTERS ana AgsnSs.
Sc shall estse favor if Captains OF Vessels will give
% Comnodofe HoBr1T SILyrY, of our News Fleey, Re
Vessels slohen OF Their Passage, List Of their Cargo,
any Foreign Newspapers News they have. He viii
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents Of home abroad will elsQ confer favor b,
sendng 60 mis- Ohce oil the nsrine Intelligence they CT,
obtain Nautical Information of >rv siad viii brsssff,
reserved
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MARITIME HERALD.
Sailing Days OF tn. steam Ship.
Packets to Sail

FOR LIVERPOOL,
Independence. Nye, April 6
Saml Hicks, Banker, April IL
New YORK, Chopper, April l6
FOR PORTSMOUTH.
Toronto. Griswold. April 10
Westminster, Hovey, April 20
FOR HAvRt
Argo, Anthony. April o
Franc lis |, Alnsworth, Apr. is
Y. de Lyon, Stoddard. Apr. 20
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Packets to Arrive.

FROM LIVERPOOL.
Queen OF the West, Mar 6
Sheridan, De Peyster, Mar II
Cambridge, Barstow, Mar. 16
FROM PORTSMOUTH.
Montreal, Tinker, Mar. |
Gladiator, Britton, Mar. 10
FROM HAvRE
Albany, Watson, Mar I
st. Nicolas. Pell. Mar. 16
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/ OSt-Ye:erday, by eung man doing business at lhe
- Cuttm Houe. small pacaggs cpn,aing vereigrs
ion1d by an hone person. the can be turned No
shd a liberal reward VIII be given AZ lt'rc
MONEY FOuNn-Ip Chambers street between Chatham
A street end the Post Oce which the have BY
applying at 10 Old Slip, up stairs
New Yotk. Apnl 5th, 1874 a6 It.m
WANTFD-By a RESPECTABLE Young man a at uation in
w Dry Goods General Store He uld be an fious u
Address s. r. Herald Office stating where A, interview can
w he,o sc 3t'Ic
sMS-to casks superio; picked Ha MS sugar GU ed
fro" New Ohsacs; for sale by H. X. COLL1Ns& EO.
40 stIc So South street.
Nv HE MO bushels prime illinois Wheat landing er
a.. 4. X. CoLLINs& co,
suc - SO South street.
TURTLE SIELL-2 barrel, II st quality for sale bv
BOYD u HTNCKEN
aeec No Tontine Buildnr
DVERTIsiNG IN COUNTRY NEWspAPcRS-
Merchauts importers and general deal, wishing TO adj
yers IN the pnncpa cities sad towns Of te United States
are informed that az ce has been at 1913 Mas
I,t Of terms for advertising frgerrd The act Q, nj
such establishment hive long been needed this CITY and
spectve publishers prepared con. and insert sdyer
tsemsnts favorable The benefits of
for couatry custom ia the nghhorrg cities towns is too
obvious require The, trust by prompt attention
to orders they viii meet with the the enterprise
MAJ merit, MASON X TUTTLE
Ge era Agents and Publishers, 1873 Nassau STREET opposite
el,n,oo nnl ~. Y a6 ltsm
tTHs MEMBERS of the New York Lodge No 10 T. - Of
y. ~ titled {, meet at their m, National IA n
Canal Sunday TIE 7th Of April oc ock to NV
last tribute respect TO our late brother WIN stage
The order in general ,s Mar. are @s'tedto attend ~
jon ERWIN Secretary. al II re
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.
Stake NJ 1.-Two Mile Heats hsesskee for horses
trDt ID for money. 500 sub. h ft.
No 2-,ame az No. |, undef the saddle.
No 3-two Mile Heats hanrss-i.ee for horses
trott-d for 500 sub. h Il.
No i---afns As NO r undfr the saddle,
No 3Two Mile He in harness-fee for horses
won pure 800 sub f.
No. G-Same a. No 3. unuer the saddle.
No. - wo Mile Heats ia ha Stree for horses
purse owe SIS 90 sub. h f.
- No 8-Ssme rs No 7, under the saddle.
No 9Two Mile Heats n harness--Iee for horses
won purse over 3 100. sub Sl0thft
% No. 10-Same as No. 0, under the saddle.
The above stakes % and close Monday the 9Th of
April ~, SMITH 81 Park Row by O'clock T. NJ three
10 make TO commence the LIST Monday in May
IN
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RICEs OF Ppovrsroys
Cotton Markets.

MOBILE, March 27.-The market has presented no new
feature to-day. Sales rather limited than yester.
day. but holders continue firm and Offering compare
lively little OF the stock The sales to-day estimated at
1000 ZOO bales Yesterday about 1900 and Saturday
1900 baestoai for three day nearly 500 bales Re-
ceipts in same time, nearly 5000 bales.
New ORLEANS, March ga very moderate extent of
business was done in cotton yesterday and we believe
the sales did exceed 1900 bales There is no ne fea
ttre in the market Liverpool Classification Louisiana
and Mississippi Inferior Ga; ordinary, 81 III mid.
fair, 81 10; good and fine lOi - -
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&10 REWARD1-L1u on Monday, in going tom I'd to
PiO ,0ih street below 9Th Avenue clustered
diamond Pin, with solid gold bck The 6ader will receive
the above reward aud thanbs Of III, by leaving 23i goth
street or o. o. Jennings, iiwtller No. 9,1s Fulton
3.m
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NOTICE.
THOSE Persons VIII, puch Tickets for the Concert for
Tuesday last the Broadway Tabernacle,
unable 10 obtain admission requested TO preserve them
on Nb TENN &C. Hp Of hf
place. which will preclude the possibility OF disappointment IN
obtaining seats.
FORSYTH LABAGH, iComnittee.
al 3sm JAMES PFYER.
THE ITALIAN BENEV ULENr SOCIETY of this
city have The pleasure Of announcing to their friends and pa
irons and the public general that Grand Vocal and nstra-
Monday Evening 9th of April at the Tabernacle ~ the
Italian Operhc Company this city, Sgnor DE Begins,
and by other distinguished artists who have volunteered
Par .iculars hereafter az avs suSM.rc
'INHE ANAT DMICAL VENUS, Ms 1t was called in Ea
gland, or Anatomical Model of the Female Form, IS fully
Dr. f. HOLLICK at NationL Hall, Canal street few doors
from Broadway Admission 80 cents. for Gentenen only 1t
is also dssecied and generally explained t9 Oenemn every
at half past Tor Ladies only (numbers of whom
tead daily % cents.
Gentemen the Pfess VIII be admitted
giving their addresses
For full particulars see small bills. al lwsec
T A MEETING OF the Joutneymqn Granite stone Cut.
"A of thu city of Neg York held ~ MontgomeIy Hall,
on Iuesd evening, April 1914
Resolved, That will work that has been
cut any State Prison. work intended for
any building which Aere sie Pnson stone and that we
VIII not associate with that does
SAM'L. NJ JAMES, President
ABRAHAM sHARItoT, SECRETARY. AZ lt-Ic
A UCTiONEERs, AND THE PEACOCK DINING
"A Rooms Is y " lian street aud s. Stone st'eetNlessr
1mpssn, Dfaper Ca, Auteu SIicer Merchants aud
Others ate4dibg the sDove sn establishments III,
Vicinity, are respectfully Informed that pew pn9g room,
have beeu opened, novel and mucappoved STYLE at The
above numbers. A Taoe dilos has been eaabisbcd,
which their attention u pitieaary invited The Dnne,
.
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There has been regular decline in prices whenever
the crop large and gradual advance when the sup
ply was short This regulates the value and
the PRODUCER The returns from the quantity consumed
are very steady and the value of the cotton exported from
this country will be by the annexed tables has
for many years past continued very steady
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OFfIcE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE CoMPANy,l
No 80 Wall ST, opposite the ExchanEe. !
'Is Compaby continues to Insure against Loss and Da-
mage BY Fire goods merchandizs and also
against loss by n3nd navigation vessels aud their casoes
DIRECTORS.
Thomas w. Thoue. Elisha Riggs,
Tnonag T. Woodruff, Ansca Baker,
4 II Robson NJ D., Joseph Drkc,
Thompson Price, Joseph Alien
Moses Tucker James r.. Holmes,
Johu X. Davidson, John p. Moore
John u, Lee, James Whiting,
Caleb T.. Tuns, VIM X Thorn
FmucIs SAGE, Thomis Morreil,
John 4. Merritt, Eugre BogAu
,, r NOM, THOMAS w. THORNE, Presldenf.
DEO II hofN. Secetary. ma IN
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

By .9ddms' Express.
TRANscRPr OFFICE,
. BosToN. Aprl ath, ls44-P. NJ.
Arr Acadlan, Jones' Halifax 9th ultwas the
urday morning last and stood Off ket Hopkins Cha
ton ndepsndence. Dow, Jacme Fame Cowe Sc john. NIB
days-ieit American vessel; Cinderella burgess Norfolk
Exeter. Setson, Poua and VII Proyir cetown-on Saturds
night during the gale lost overheard shocks and
quantity of heading
Sailed wind w U s slooo of Plymouth for the NIed
erranean; Tiger Prescott Rotterdam Bedford; Osce
ola, Child, Kingston. ia; Thames, Prince, Havana.
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
nu'H[pn,L.

- WAHbEN Respectfully nnnauo
-. COS, That ba viii open School f9
he reception II pupils, NJ lhe Dates
School House, sly miles north of bibatly
90 The isi day N January, l0il, wher
he vii bc prepared 70 give Instruction u
most ~ The branches ~ education, usually
taught IN or modern Academies
The year will bo divided Into two sea
sionsol twonty.fouf weeks each, leaving
. vacation of two weeks NJ the close ol
eachlefm, aud the rfIrea Cor tuition, paf
term, VII range a. ly'luwai
For the common English branches,
0o) Reading. Wiring. English Gram.
mar Geography Arithmetic, competition,
defamation sc. Sl2 90
For natural and intellectual
Philosophy, Chemistry, Aslron.
omy, Algebra and tho classics, 10 90
And 10 no case, viii pupils be admitted
Tor O shorter term, than three months, or
one half Of regular session.
For tho benefit Of those, who have pu.
pills TO send from homo TO be educated, I
would here suggest, that the above des-
'ribed School-llouso is located in an ex.
,elIent neighborhood, and where beard
nay DO procured on very reasonable
erms.
would still farther observe, that there
will be Two classes pursuing the Latin
lngungo, one class commencing with the
irammar, and the other much farther
dyanced, so that those wishing TO engage
! the study Of that branch, can be advan-
lgeously accommodated.
December, esd l843. 42tf
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

h ETTERS of Administration having
IL been granted to the undersigned a
The November Term, 843, ofthe Probate
Court ol Franklin County, on the Estate
Of Moab Coleman, deceased,-All per-
sons indebted TO said Estate, are required
TO make immediate payment-and those
having claims against the same. are re-
quesled TO present them duly authentica
ted within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred recovery.
" L. SVEARINGEN,
Administrator.
December 90, 1913. 43W6
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE.

\ HEREBY forwarn all persons from
u trading for Promissory Note made
by me some time in the latter part of the
year 1842, or early part Of 1843--lor the
sum of S75-said note is made payable
onor before the lst January 1914, ia
- Jerome. As the consideration for
which said note was given has failed.
am determined not 10 pay the same unless
compelled to do so by law.
ZACHEUS LARD.
December, rs, 1843. 4lw3
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
Notice

HYHOSE who are indebted TO me 70,
surveying during, the years 184Q
and l843, will please call on MIR. Hitch.
cock s. Co., and he will receive; and re.
ceipt will be received accordingly. Many
will wait on one; more easily than one on
many. My health is very infrm, and
my moneys at distance in the County.
JNO. r. CAULFIELD.
December, 10th l843. 4lw3
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27

NOTICE.
LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted 10 The undersigned at the
November Term, l843, OF the honorable
Probate Court Of Amite county, on the
estate OF Sarah Kinabrew, deceased. -
Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted TO said estate to make immediate
payment, and all those having claims 10
present them, duly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
JAMES M. SCOTT,
administrator.
December 8, 1843. 4lw6
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE.

IN pursuance of an order, made at
4 the November Term of the Probate
Court OF Amite comfy. will proceed
10 sell onthe 18th and 18th DAYS Of jan
uary, 1874, at the late residence of James
MclHtltan, deceased, all the personal pro.
perty Of said estate, consisting Of
Horses, Hogs, Cows, Sc, corn
and fodder-Farming utensils.
Household and Kitchen furniture
and three or four Negroes,
all TO be sold on credit Of l2 months
notes with good and approved security
will be required.
DUGAL MCMILLAN, Admr
December 2. 1913, 4ow4
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE..

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at the
November Term, I843, Of the honorable
Probate Court Of Amite county, on the
estate of Duncan Kiag, doceased.--Notice
is hereby given 10 all persons indebted 10
said estate to make immediate payment,
and all those having claims TO present
them, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they viii be forever
barred,
MARY KING,
administrators
December, 9th 1843. 4lw6
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
TRUS TEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
! virtue Of a Deed OF Trust execu-
D tod 10 me by WILLIAM MONOTONE
RY, dated the 23rd day of June, in the
year l842, and duly recorded in the Pro-
bate Clerks Office in Liberty, to secure
the payment oil certain debts therein
mentioned, will expose at public sale,
for cash at the Court House in Liberty,
on the first Monday in June next, the fol-
lowing described Lands, To wit: The
South East Quarter of the North West
Quarter, and the North East Quarter Of
the South West Quarter ofSection, No. 8,
of Township No. 3, Of Range 3, East
Containing 1893 100 acres--and the East
Half of the South East Quarter of Sec.
ton No. 8, and the South West Quarter
Of the North West Quarter Of Section,
No. 8, ia Township No. 3, Of Range 8,
East Containing 119 acres OF land--ths
10th Section in Township, No. 8, of
Range 8, East--Coniaining $40 acres Of
and more less. will convey to the pur.
,haser or purchasers such title as was
vested in the said William Montgomery
1t the time Of making the said Deed Of
Trust.
DUDLYsW. BONDS,
Trustee.
November o5, ls43. sons
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
estate of George ]. Nixon, deceased, at
the November term, l843, OF the Pro-
bate Court of Amite counly,-AlI persons
indebted TO said Estate are required to
make immediate payment, and those ha-
wing claims against the same are reques-
tedIto present them within the time pre-
scrbed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
BETSY G.. NIXON,
Administrators.
December 8, 1843. 4iw6
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27

~ OTlCE--At tho March Term, | 9l4
" Of the Probate Court Of Amitt
County, present my account as Guar
dian Of Ferdinand L. Caueg and Desde-
monia CduseB minor heirs Of Join H. Cau.
sey, deceased, for final itlemenl and al.
lowanco.
PRISCILLA McGEHEE,
Guardian.
December %, 1843 l3d4o
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27

n OflCE--Atue March Torn, lgii,
~ Of The Probate Court of 8mile
County, J will present The account of Jag.
McGehce, deceased, os Guardian Of Per.
dinaad l.. Causeg and Dcsdtm5niu Coaseg,
minor heirs Of John H. Camcg, deceased,
for final settlement and allowance.
PRISCILLA MeGEllEE,
Administrative Of jus NcGehoc, deed
December go l8i3. 43dl0
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
Fancy and staple Dry
Goods; Also an assert
of Boots & Shoes,
Ready Made Clothing,

land many other articles too tedious 10
mention, making in all complete assort.
ment TO suit customers. The subscriber
takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends, and the public generally that he
wilt be in receipt Of new supplies every
week from the City OF New Orleans
As he pays cash for his goods it is his IN
iention to dispose Of them on the same
terms, and for that reason he will be able
to selat much lower prices than those
who purchase their goods on a credit in
Clinton louisiana, where many country
lay in their supplies By a
system Of fair dealing the subscriber
hopes to merit, and receive portion of
public patronage in his line, as he will Sc II
1t the very lowest prices for cash.
Z. DREYFUSS.
December, esd 1843. 42tf
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27

S'''' q G''r''g ~ euANcrey
W u Geuer
Ef ron opening the matters ~ tbit
u biIl, ouI % appufina 20 the salis0
fa1lion uftbn Courl that iba Defendant,
~ n. Gp8iae, is not an nha btnnl II
this Hiate, bui toailaa beyond tho inils
thereof, 40 that lhe ordinary process Of
tbIs Count cn0nol be- executed UPON him
tt f., thrfuf1rv ortrtud, that unless ihu
said Defendant, appear before tho Judges
Of tle State ooC Mississippi, sitting M Chan
Gerry al the Co1H Room, Ia tho Town OF
Liberty. in and for Che County of Amte.
On tho SEC0ND MONDAY IN NAY
noXt ensuing, q plead, a0swcr Or do
mur 10 the BIl Of Complaint herein, the
several allegations thereof will bo taken
for confessed as to himi and such order.
md decree made therein, as The said
Judges Of the Gtaio aforesaid in Chauccry
sitting may deem equitable aud iusl.--ltI
s further ordered, that a copy of this or
Ter be inserted in The "Liberly Advocate
, newspaper printed and published in the
Town Of Liberty, and County of Amjte, for
hree months suecessyely,
y true copy from the Minutes.
r. l.. TORRANCE, Clert.
Liberty, Miss, January /, l34i. A
(F. {. Iai5eri, Solicitor for PiaiahE) /
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
BLACK & MURE,
Cotton Factors
AND
Commission Merchants,
80 Camp 81. Neic Orleans.

- ENRY L. SALE, Agent for the a.
n Il boye firm in Woodville, Miss, has
on hands a good supply of Begging, Rope
and Tirine-and will make liberal ad-
vances on Co;tons, or purchase cotton if
the Planters prefer selling in Woodyille: !:
will also keep good assortment Of Gro
ceries, which be will sell low-will sell
Bagging and Rope at the city prices.
September 8, l843. 28yl
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NYHE UNDERSIGNED having been
appointed Commissioners to Audit
claims against the Estate of HENRY R.
EVERETT, deceased, by the Probate Court
of Amite County Mississippi, at the Au-
gust Term, l843, will meet at the Court
House in the Town Of Liberty on the
SECOND WEDNESDAY, in each month for
the ensuing six months for that pur-
nnSa
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE.
TO MILL WRIGHTS.

A good Millwright can have a lob by
-LA calling on the undersigned living
fifteen miles North OF Liberty, on the
East Branch ofthe Amite River, for which
the CASH will be paid.
MATILDA TRENTHAM.
Amte County, Miss, Dec. 98, l843.
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
NOTICE.


LETTERS Of Administration hayino
been granted to the undersigned at the
November Term, l843, Of the honorable
Probate Court Of Amiie county, on the
estate of John Tillery, deceased Notice
is hereby given to all persons indebted
TO said estate 10 make immediate paw
ment, and all those having claims to pre-
sent them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
SARAH TiLLERY,
GRIFFIN r. CLAUGHTON. .
administrators.
December, 9th 1913. 4lw6
BLA NKS
" every description enecnted al his
CEcc, 1cih neatness and despatch.
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27

a. ETTEHH ~ Administration having
Il BEEN granted 70 lhn uadefalRnod 90
The kalaie " Jamfs Germany, decreased,
NJ tho Deeemtef Term, iel5, ~ lho 20.
bato Court gf Anila County nll persons
indebted 70 said Estate, ate required "a
make Immediate payment aud those bng
ing claitns arninal lhe same, are request
I'd 70 present them duly authenticated
within tho ilmo prescribed BY law, or
They will be forever barred
H. GERMANY.
A4miafkifaiHrs
January ~, tgIt. thWG
Liberty advocate., 1844-01-27
SMILEY &LowRv
HAMILTON M,KNlGHT

n IUhNEf AT LAW,
Liberty, Mississippi
IA LII continue TO practice Law
v v the Circuit Courts Of Ams
7 Ike, and Franklin, and will extend i.
circuit TO the county of Marion. Bu,
ness IN the Probate Of Amite, will me,,
with his particular attention. lie win
be found in the office formerly occup,I
by Judge Crawford on Washington stree,
January 8, I842.