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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09

Death Of Cilleym"the Contrast,


Death of Cilleymthe Contrast,
BY MRS. L. H. sIGoURNEY.
The mother sat beside her fire,
Well trimmed it was and bright;
While loudly moaned the forest pines,
Amid that wintry night.
She heard them not-those wind-swept pines
For DER scroll she hung,
That bore her husbands voice of love,
AS when that love was young
And thrice her son, beside her knee,
Besought her favorng eye, tg
And thrice her lisping daughter spoke,
Before she made reply.
o, little daughter, many a kiss
Turks in this treasured line;
And boy, fathers counsel fond,
And tender prayers are thine.
Thou hast his proud and arching brow;
Thou hast his eye of flame;
And be the purpose Of thy soul,
Thy onward course the same.
Then as she drew them to her arms,
Down her fair cheek would glide
tear that shone like diamond spark:
The tear Of love and pride.
She took her infant from its rest,
And laid it on her knee;
q" Thou meier hast seen thy sire,
But he'll be proud Of thee.
Yes; he'll be proud of thee, my dove,
The lilly Of our line,
know what eyes of blue he loves,
And such an eye is thine.
"Where is my father gone, mamma,
Why does he stay so long"
He's far away in Congress Hall,
Amid the noble throng.
He's in the lofty Congress hall,
To swell the high debate,
And help to frame those righteous laws,
That make our land so great.
But e'er the earliest violets bloom,
You in his arms shall be;
SO go to rest, my children dear,
And pray for him and me-"
The snow flakes reared their drfted mound
They buried nature deep,
Vet naught within that peaceful home,
Stirred the soft down Of sleep.
HOE llBHty3 ike all uHSCl > ulGdlIs
The trance of slumber fell,
Where innocence and holy love
Entwincd their guardian spell.
Another eve-anOthcr scroll,
Wot We what words it said!
Two words, two fearful words it bore,
The DUEL! AND THE DEAD!!
The duel and the dead how dark
Was that young mothers eye,
How fearful her protracted swoon-
How wild her piercing cry
There's many wife whose bosom's lord,
Is IN its prime laid low
Engufed beneath the watery main,
While bitter tempests blow.
Or crushed amid the battle field,
Where crimson rivers flow,
Yet they knew not the dreadful pang,
That dregs her cup of woe.
Who lies SO powerless on her couch,
Transixed by sorrows sting;
Her infant in its nurses arms
Like forgotten thing,
- A dark haired boy is at her side
He lifts his eager eye
4'tOtHCI, thOy cay my lUthNt uS"N3
How did my father die?"
Again the spear-point in her breast!
Again that shrek of pain?
Child, thou hast riven thy mothers SOUL
Speak not those words again.
Speak not those words again, my SON
What boots the (ruitless care?
They're written whereso'er she turns
On ocean, earth or air.
They're scared upon her shrinking heart;
That bursts beneath its doom.
The duel! and the dead! they haunt
The Threshold of her tomb.
So, through her brief and weary years,
That broken heart she bore,
And on her pale and dropping brow
The smile sat never more.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1844-08-09

81 know there is a pisisaary dogma which holds that
negro slaves cannot be tSsubjects of properly shall
not dwell long upon this speculative abstraction. 1ha
is property (which the latc declares to be property
Two hundred years of legislation have sanctioned On,
sanctifcd negro slaves property"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-25

E'HIS company being nav dpl7 organized Is
prennred 10 make Insurance on rVerV dos
option ofFire mud Marine Risks, such dwell
ing Houses Store = o1ses ~, &c Tlih lhf,J con
Goats with their carcocs, To apd from any rort
on tar Ohio end Nissisapnl rivers or Their nh"
mary streams. AYP icqli5n fer In@prafce o be
made fer the present ut the Office of the Wheel
ing SAVINGS ms tuition
nv R NCOY Sec'v
DLtCK AND nLFE BLACK OLIVE BROWN
, AND INVISIBLE GREEN CLOTHS
Chcanest ever ofI2r-d IN this Market 1t
an Alex ROGERS. No 40. Wafer 81.
EA tEACnEn g. BROWN MUSLlNS, Brown
/ q y DrillInGs Canton Fanrrs for sale cheap at
ap5 ALEX ROGERS No 40, Waters
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NELL Inns Ia-t f.,e.A'.,,
" Pow au3'- improved quality Null '''s' a.
and Pin Saws. 'f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-25

H>oTT0N YARN-2oo0 Lbs Arkwrieht
V ! Cotton Yarns, No 10 10: 500 Lbs Battling
No aid >; 500 Lbs CandlewIck. For sol" Nv
mnY 81 WV LFAIING-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-25

\ and Leshorn, Sea Gr
US. may
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

RATHER Po1a HAacE FoR A WIFE
--Pr'Hiiag Oftce.-When DR. Ffanklin's
moth in-law frs, discovered lha, the
yoang man had hankerns for her
daughter, that good cd lady said she
dad not know So well about giving her
daughter 10 prinier-ihere were "a
ready two printing Offices in the United
States, and she vas no, certain the
country would support them. 1t was
r'un young Franklin would depend for
the support Of his family on tie prof
rs of i third. and this was rather
doubtful chanc-. II such an objection
vas urged'to would-be son-ln law,
when there were but two printing oil,
ces n the United States, how can
printer get wife now, when the last
census shows the number to be .5571
Raleigh Sar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

:. ANOTHER UsE faE iN9lA Rrnsga - An
H"2.sh paper says that Cnouichaac l.
an excellent remedy for loo,haebe A.
yer me ca'a> Of the tooth is Cleaned. d
piece Of Cautchouu is pat on wire
ano beng so3ened IN the flame of a
candle, IS pressed whJ.e warm IN The
tooth. nus the air Is kep, from The
moved. ~
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Nj A IN T..

In H., SPECIAL elections. now hong isI lo ~,
sfaIo are al ra.aF lof the wings. Afl,e rare taeY
are s.ier ON ~. ite ~ats, sal have majority
ia lhe lcg stature.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

S1taa r Irass-A new paper
Gently suucd al Independence
Missouri, .erresrnis The condition Of lha,
.awu, besi known 10 COR readers as The
depot ct the Sarta lie traders, as very
prosperous indeed. The editor ol the ncw
Journal aas been al some trouble 10 col.
|eel Information IN regard % The Santa Fc
sade - liz estimates The imports ms
year into independence al 100000 IN
specie and 100000 more IN balalo
robes. ars, DC. Several Of the com
paules winch came ia last spring have
moi reformed, ia consequence az he an d.
favorable state ui Inc weather. For lhis
reason the exports are much less ihIs
year than a-usi. Four companies went
ani ihl- year. taking with them mer-
ehani.se u lhe value, al eastern cost.
ri S2leooo, The Insurance. freight TO
tnai poni, outfits. &c, cost smother
Sle00oo-making the whole Sum la-
vested ia tins tra3e S3eo.ou0. which
would have been increased 10 $500 600.
bal for The bal weather In The fogr
CONF anies there were 90 men. an3 The
oatht for them is stated as e5fI,vs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

TIE town election, lave taken pare 90 fat, .tals
sn5 To lorr- scem to have forgotten II. TIE ,9ie,
aLa a. Ah-R.
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fmm tas .aao JOY l5hIs3l.

We O. not tIaia oflhe abuse of one. 4, 30
'' 'n NE arFr'csla. lending .lnaes--hus when bus
H'es 'afas 'a.A of eeneral Jackson and our psl.8.
Ga. assafieies. "e ass them Ia 1o1k % those WIN
"A'" hey are commented Clay. me consolidation.
o. aad Calhoun lie NuIHdef end even Webster
h''"-e4i afe welcome 10 them. WIN eli he efrlr.
"''is" jackson Lac aarc mafe raoi IS b., aJrnIa.
'''a.'3a. I'a" 'he Whole coalition. WIN lbsIf Au..
..". H75"as 'Act iafh. a1l iheH Bank vi ever be
.i@' 81 ei.HEush. We Caunal consent
p" "te" anfstlNes inla tae aims OF .4cH Juaf5
10 catch oil The graIses winch they MAJ, s,.f, b.,
'' 81. aeN sti ahase which fht7f afr, t5Is Arc ore.
paired ID plur 4aaa =a4f h.stsH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

exclusive o. wagons, wagon sheets. and
many other articles purcaasrd NJ lair.
pfndence. The taia. numaer n wagons
was 81 each costing Sl>o. many "a,
winch were maize there, aal the to,aI
number oil wagon sheets ans 1909. IA
elu7nne blankets 70 pat between ,aen
HE I'rnde with SANTA Fcls thu. maBe
10 amountlo S75o,ooo-ba. oven Nh.
sum Is al To be considerably sh8r, Of
"aal II Is IN ord.aarY seasons.
DE edI,orearnesl.y insists thar IN.
'Iale should uo longer be aeg. er.ei b,
sah Government, aud remarss-
D. 'p'-t # entry give u.
.ae rsht Of drawbacks, and cur t,,3e,.
vi ~of..s }he whole of the aroy.see.
a. Santa IL, Ch.haahua, Sonora. CT
iofaia' AMI others, instead Of 5e,o, So.
pae1 WIN Brush goods thr1apb Ne,
hmoras' Vera Cruz, and o.ber nor.
instead OF the trade being worth bsIC =
miilIon OF dollars, IT vii ,e,c. -
tour or dse millions 10
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rruloos sale

FBt EIHftEor u pasi ol Imsllty
- HWl b. cuWH ~ MakHaa
fHIn " lltYIHt % eaaufa simeon Ayrfy
NII.Hm ioua.. 4ul lobn T. llfh, from
EHr.Hu liabilities therein named, md u
llarad 100 lhe CIafhH OaIee Of the Pro-
bblu Court Of Amlu County, | will aeiI "a
IhH highest bidder m H5aiag the gJI
d1gat NY,mirr lBlltm the door 0flhu
Court House IN Liberty Tor cash. lbo
.o.'awne described wopary,to.witf
Ono negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham. aud negro
girl NclIa, ono Marc and Colt
Five work Steers, and one o.
Wagon,
and convey such lulo to The purchaser a.
Is vested N me by the said Deed of Trust
iha .soh5clucnl appointment Of me as
trustee,
WILLIAM c, uARRELb,
trustee,
March 6, 1911. lmG
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+ ENm.egV' N0oa, 81 wm,oay on
|FRf lalpt 9a#aI d. deed Cd tua ri
~. Iar ihn rupu#a 81 occurring William
. u, Dillingham; IIH payment uf UmH
sums ~ money loo said dHul mentioned
+ Nh.aHdafI afra4dad ulhu office Of lhr
+ Probate t|#g. d. tb0 f1uSy at hm.'a.a
|lu h.ab i. iHgH $50, and llin said sunset
|mHD.F ~ td deed mentioned having
|ha.umu daa, and mol being pnId By Ihu
'Wj whitney, row, lhufrIofa, ID punu.
,unea II tAa pHguf yaalnI in me hy aIl
'dHpI ur trust, aud IN duecyrcuuou uf the
TRUST therein contained viii aeffHF fHh=
.IBe uumIon 10 tho door Of tho r0uu huuau
|ol Amt'e county On the first Monday OF
December uoS, between 10 \ NJ. aud b
F ~, one undivided hall Of the following
described property IN said decd mention.
Jed, y1,--hols !, . aud 8, ia square 10,
IN the town Of Liberty, in the county Of
Aultc, HssIsslppi-Luta 3 aud 4, in
squaro o, IN SAID lowu-@t3 ia square =
.aa5 lot IN square 9--IIuts aud in
square 10, aud SO much OF lots aud in
squire Is, and SO much Of four aero lot
lying south thereof aud adjoining said
lots , and i in square 10 in said town, as
is conveyed to Minor H. Whitney and
John {. Anderson by deed bearing date
the 9th day Of February in the year 1888,
of record in the office Of the Probate Clerk
of Amlte county, to which reference is
had for in full description, Also the
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NOTICE..

" = I . Z u,
i ETTERS Of Administration having
I 4 been granted to the undersigned a
the April Term 1914, Of the Probate
Court OF Amlte county, Oh the Estate oil
John Adan's, deceased,--All persons in.
debted to said Estate are required to make
immediate payment--and those having
claims against the same, are requested &c
present them duly authenticated within
The time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred.
HARRIET ADAMS.
RICHARD c. WESTBROOk,
Administrators.
April 81, 1914. 8w6
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RANGERS SALE.


I'm Monday the 9Th day of August
~ next, | will sell before the door o
the Court House in Liberty, the following
described strays, to-wit:
One Brown Bay Horse, taken up by A.
w. Cain, eight years old, and appraised
at $25.
One Bay Roam Horse, taken up by B
H. Nixon, fourteen years old, appraised
at SEQ.
One Bay Horse, taken up by A. w.
Cam, and appraised at So.
One Cow and YcarIing, taken up by
Henry Hunt; both appraised at S1l,
t. NJ. KINCADE,
Ranger, A.C.
June 90, 1914. l7w3
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TICE.

NOTICE.
A L the June Term, 1914, of the Pro
"a bate Court of Amite comfy, We
will present the account of L. L. Wealth
erSjy, deceased, late co.eXecutCr, Of Lew
is Wea>hersby for final settlement.
ELPHANEY WEATIlERSBI,
WIN. OBlER, Executors
April 81, 1914. 3w3
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TTCE.

EEIERS Of Administration on the
~ Estate of HarLcr b, Steele, decea
sed, having been granted to the undersign.
ed at the May Term, 1874, OF the Pro
bate Court of Amte county-AIl persons
indebted TO said Estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those ha-
wing claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, OF they will be forey-
er barred.
G..P. CLAUGHTON,
Administrator.
June |, l84l I3w6
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April 6, 1914.
A NEW ERA
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SHAKESPEARE N AMERICA!
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HD OBI. w. WEIR, Esq, will de
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.lratons, Of which there will be about
400, executed on wood, in the very bes
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In submitting the prospectus of the
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lv to add that he will spare neither ex.
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mission into the libraries Of the rich,
and there prove TO be one Of the choices
ornaments.
Those who wish this work in the most
perfect state will only be sure Of it by
taking the parts as they appear, which
will contain the early proofs Of the En-,
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press. The first part will be issued in
March.
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whilst the wood engraving of Knights
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NOTICE..

A I the August Term, 1914, of the
IA Probate Court OF Amilo county,
wlII present my account as adminlstra
WlX on the Estate of J0ha Coringtoa
Senr., deceased, for final settlement and
allowance.
SUSAN CONVICTION,
Administrative.
June |, 1914. l3w3
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nrAIEnl MlaAlalLprL.

AHf CuHaIu as
7sIalln iaAuitH, lu8tu llHuWA h8.H
AnsAli llaAmAHt NAM 81 fuHHt aHH
NAaAil i'nahfaf. anil LtUHtHAH itWH
nAmas Guatttu II Litm ~ BEff
IlnABnAn, Wtaoy lIHAuuAa, tHup
nnAnuAn, WmlAH BaAmiaH and Nix
kayA lIatnutH GHtrH0s
XTou are hereby cited 10 be aud per
nj sonoIy appear before the plobat,
Court oil Amlo county, on he Fourth
Monday IN Sspemb r isti, TO show cause,
lfhny you eau, why the following Real
EAlaie, belonging to the Estate Of James
Hyabham, deceased, should not he ordered
10 III cold, towill=-1ho north cast quar-
tor OF The south east quarter Of section
numbor ~, Of township number ., rungo
number @, cast containing 40 uGfes-and
tho south east quarter Of the north east
quarter of section number q, township
number <, range number6, east contain.
ing 40 acres, lying and being in Amlu
county. II is further ordered by the
Court that this Citation be published IN
sho Liberty Advocate aud WoodyIIo Re
publican for the time prescribed by law,
ANN. WITNESS the Honorable
=. JonN WAIVER, Judge Of the
Nks Probate OF said county, the
Fourth Monday Of June a. d.
INV One thousand Eight Hun
dred and Forty.lour
Issued 25th June 1914.
S. II. DAVIS, CI'k.
June 20, 1874, l7w6
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ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
! To all persons IN crested IN the Real Is
tate If GREEN &. CASTOR, deccdscd.-
GREETlNG:
VOU are hereby cited to be and pen
4 sonally appear before the Probate
Courl of Amito County, on the FoarI
Monday IN Juae meet, to shew cause, il
any you can, why the following Real Is
tate belonging to said deceased's Estate
should not be ordered to be sold, to-wit:--
The east part of the north east quarter OF
section number 3, of township number 8.
.of range number 4, east; containing 1872
acres three roods and thirty pcrches and
twelve twenIy,hlhs of a purchase, being
bounded and described as follows, viz
Beginning at white oak at the north
east corner of said section, running south
one hundred and fifty four Perches to Il
red oak stake. thence west one hundred
and thirty-eight perches and three links
to Il pine stake, thence north one hundred
and fifty perches to laurel stake, thence
east to the place Of commencemcnt-sai
lands is situated in Amite County. 1t is
further ordered by the Court that this
Citation be published in the Liberty Ad-
yocate and WoodviIIe Republican, for the
time prescribed by law.
AMI WITNESS the Honorable
;SfavS, JoHN WALKER, Judge Of Pro.
:gsssSAYs$ bate Of said County, the
35ssssS Fourth Monday OF April, \.
F''''N d., One Thousand Eight Hun.
drcd and Forty-four.
Issued cath April 1914.
S,R, DAVIS, Crk, .
April 81, 1874.
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March O. 1914
NOTICE.

4 FILTERS Teslamenrory having been
u 4 granted TO the undersigned at the
March Term, 1874, OF tho Honorable
Probate Court OF Amitc county, on the
Estate OF William drduthHot, decea sed -
Notice is hereby given o all persons in.
debted to said Estate 10 make immediate
payment, aud all those having claims
against the same, are requested to present
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be for.
.Nnr hnrrnh
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NOTICE.

ETTERS of Administration having
Il been granted TO the undersigned at
the February Term, 1874, of the Probate
Court of Ami;e county, on the Estate OF
Mary Brabha@. deceased.-AlI persons
indebted to said Estate, are required to
make immediate payment-and those ha-
wing claims against the same, are reques,
ted to presnt them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred
JAMES BRA3HAM,
Administrator.
April 81, 1874 8w6
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
ETTERS Testamcntary on the Es
"A tate of William c. lIarveH, de-
ceased, having been granted to the under
signed at the June Term of the Probate
Court of Amite county.-Thereroro all
persons indebted 10 said Esat are requi
red TO make immediate payment--and
those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred.
~ MARTHA NJ. MAXWELL,
NATHAN CHALFANT,
M Executors.
June 90, 1914. l7w6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

- l. L Ia VI .NlNSl0SlIIlI
ANTE COUNTY, $. S.
70 CHARLES II. WEBB, and JAMES WEBB
and LANY WEBB, infant children Of
JAMES II. WEBB, deceased, EDwARl
WEBB, and JULIA ANN WEBB, iufani
children Of STEPHEN A. WEBB, deceased
WILLIAM RANEY, and CANDAcE A. B.
RANEY his vJe, AMOS PARKER, and An
GELINA his Uye, GABRIEL b. ScoTr, and
AMANDA NJ. SooTT his rife, WILLIAM ].
ScoTr and ADALlNE h. ScoTr his rife,
and klNcHEN X. WEBB-GREETING:
V GU are hereby cited to be and per-
sonally appear before the Probate
Court of Amite county, on tie Fourth
Monday in august neat, to show cause, if
any you can, why the following Real
Estate, belonging to the Estate of KIN
Glen WEBB, deceased, should not be or
dered to be sold, to-wit:-The north east
quarter of section number 90, in town
ship number 3, of range number 4, east;
containing one hundred and lorty.nine
acres and ninety-sX hundredths of AM
acre, situate lying and being in the coun-
ty Of Ami,c. 1t is further ordered by the
Court that this Citation be published in
the Liberty Advocte and WoodyiIIe Re-
publican, 70: the time prescribed by law.
.>AAas.st. WITNESS the Honorable
SGVG< john WALKER, Judge of Pro-
J 0Ns bate OF said county, the Fourth
ms Monday of June a. D., One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Forly-lo four.
Issued 25th June 1914.
S. r. DAVIS, C'k.
June 90, 1914, 1--we
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. J

ANTE COUNTY, s, $.
To all persons interested IN the toIownG
/ Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, deccas
cd-GREETlNG:
" OF are hereby cited to be and per,
q sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the FoWtd
lRonday in July meat, and shcw cause il
any you can, why the same should not
be ordered to be sold, to,wit:--The undi.
vIded halt of fractional section number14,
! in township number 4, of range num0er
/ |, cast; containing 800 acres. living in
Franklin County, and State aforesaid -
Also tract of land situate, lying and be-
ing in AmIte County, and State aforesaid,
designated more partlculy as lying and
being about thirty miles east of Natchez,
on the IIomochitto River, which it APP
pears was surveyed for Elias Bonnell, on
the 18th Of September 179l--by virtue
lot a warrant, dated 9th May, 1890, cert.
hed 3lst May, 1892, and patented LIST
June, 1899; containing 400 arpents, more
or less.--Also fractional section number
10, in township number ], east. situate
IN the County and State AFORESAID. 1t is
further ordered by the Court that this Ci.
iatlon be published in the Liberty Advo-
cate and WoodviIle Republican for tho
time prescribed by law.
.,,,,s, WITNESS the Iorable
Sleek. JoHN WALKER, Judge Of Pro.
5A,Ess.S8S bate Of said County, at the
5SstS> Court House thereof on the
INV Fourth Monday of April A..
D., One Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty four
Issued cath April 1914.
S. r, DAVIS, Crk.
April q, 1874 8@6
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'rUO'S. r. CHEATHAM,
March so, 1874.
NOTICE.

YHHHE undersigned having been APP
pointed commissioners TO receive
aud audit claims against the Estate OF
Ha.chiah +. Harrington, deceased (repor
ted insolvent,) by the Probate Court o!
Amile county, Mississippi, at the March
Term, 1914, will meet at the Court House
in the Town of Liberty, for that purpose,
on the first Wednesday in each month for
the ensuing SIX months.
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ANTE COUNTY, s. $.
To all persons interested IN the toilo,0ng
Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, deceas,
cd-GREETlNG:
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