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IromE AFFECTIONS.

The heart has memories that cannot die.
The rough rubs Of the world cannotoblite-
rate them. They are memories Of home
early home. There is magic in the
very sound There is the old tree under
which the light hearted boy swung on
many o summer day-yonder the river
lin which he learned to swim-there the
house in which he knew parents love,
land found parents protection Nov
there is the room in which be romped
with 6To-h or sIsten-iong sins4. ~t~-
laid in the grave to which he must soon
be gathered, overshadowed by yon old
church, whittier with a Joyous troop like
himself be has often followed his parents
TO worship with and hear the good old
man who gave him TO God in baptism.
why even the school house, associatedin
youthful days with thoughts OF ferule and
IA task, now comes back 10 bring pleas
ant remembrance Of many an attachment
there formed-msny an occasion that
dalled forth generous exhibitions of the
| iFaits OF human nature. There he learn
ed some OF bis hearts best emotions
There. perchance, be first met the being.
| Who. by her love and tenderness in after
life, has made home happier even than
| that which his childhood knew. There
are certain feelings Of humaniiy-shd
those, loo, among the best-lhat can find
az appropriate place for their exercise On
" by ones own Preside. There is. ga
ctedness in the privacy Of the spot. which
it, were a species Of dissertation TO VIC:
lale. He who seeks wantonly 10 invade
it, is neither more nor less than aIvillain
aud hence there exists no surer test Of de
bssement OF morals in a community, thar
the disposition TO tolerate. in any mode
thA man who disregards the sanc,iiies o
] pH vste life. In the lurmoils Of the world
lei there be at least one spot where n.
poor man may find affection that is d:sin
terested-where he may indulge aconf
dence that it's not likely TO be abused
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CHEAP
ROOT a SHOE. STORE.

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Sin WOrt an bte ebrlt6en Sreunbe
be6 Sdrtf5.

81 Dem Dprbcr9ebennen fur5en St6reiben
fincct ibr Die ipirflitben NnItcbten uno Oleis
nun9en bon Sames &. spolf, ilber cinen Ses
acnttano Der bon 70 9rober SSicbti9telt fit
rae Srbelbcn bts amerifanfbcn SlciBcs iIt.
CIR nirb nicbt ldu9nen pa6 unfere Nussnse
ritbti9 itnb bon ieinen ei9cnen publitatipnem
aus semIitb nener Selt. CT Fam purbaus
Feline Nnipritcbe baben al Die ebrllde Semoz
fratie pe6 Sloroens, Die rafir 1T ben Sarif
au6ubalten. 9ie SeraSsYartsi i'm S,iben
mdblts i'm aus ol8 brsn @onNiboten, mb@olz
bcunv McOuffte, mb Die SrebonbelsNuufiers
bon Glib @arclina perein9en ltb Su feinsr Tins
tsriflt6unN ais enem Mann nab ibren eioez
nen SoerRn
1Sinftbt ibr Su feben, oae Der Tarif rpis
ocrrufCnr Gera6 nit Ger Union pereis
niat unb feline Gdulb pon un9ejdblten WiQis
onen ocm Dolfe oes t7orocns auf9eIaz
oen miro Cur 2Sunib fam erflilt msrben
burb Die @rrpdblun9 bon Soms6 &. Yolf -
9Sanid)t ibr ben Sarif Su erb alten-
CUR lIntsr ritii sung un ferer 9lors
re / tbe IN II II crI Die Ie Il p? cSbr Dabt
nur eintn Q6e9 ~ befol9en bic Sltitbe unb ben
Srtumpfb be6 ameri FAM fCben Sleis
EeS III IeDn.-&ebrt ben pnrtei>9lnflbvrn ben
9ttifen--bsn MdTern weIdbe Die 9arteipetfbe
in Der Soano bnltsn um Cub fir "partei.@rs
nennun9en" suIammen gu peitfben. Qslet uns
terlubet unb urtbeiIet fir eub felbif, unb ibr
f6nnet am Sage m0 ibr cure Stimmen sinaes
Bet niCbt IRE 9ebn. SDr perbeb bann finben,
n9os nur Der Elm Sreimann 1T ben bic 0Gabrs
belt frei matbt-unb s(le nussr ibm Gflapen
linb."
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lbdchter erfbeint jsben 9ienifa9 auf einem d
peS Sobre3 niCbt teiablt, werbsn 81 SO anaer
tptipnSsSerninS 9efbeDen unb gleibjeti9 ale
9etbldt, wetters Ssrienpun9en 9efbeben burd
Ssferion, bo6 Stoot6, t6,StbiF ouf oen re
publifoniiben punft 5uriif" Seim 8e,
9lnn ieiner Qominiftration tpuroen ale
lbdnoli6en 2ebren uno @runol6ee, uno
Die Ultra S0oerolsS enoen5en Der 2(omini
itrotion nelde ibr Uorber0in0, fbneQ &c
bemnt ooer 0erbefIert. - Die 0r0ben 9te
luttate opn @eneral SafIon6 Nominitras
tion Qeb0ren sur 8elbidte oe6 2onoes uno
f0nnen nur oeutlib befbrieben ooer ct.
rpdbnt lperocn in elmer 2(obrei1e wie oieIe.
Sei pieocrbotten Sdllen empfaM er bic
8 ct ocrun0 un0 IS erm n
erun9 oee Sarif6, m / t oer u b:
# b Der 8 ana / b n u b I Cb a f
fun9 oieiee fc b dno ic y e II
uno un9ere6ten Spft e m 8.
Sieie Gmpfeblunoen waren 70 erfotereitb
uno Der @e6Iel Der Weinun9en 70 fbneQ,
oab Die Sreunoc 0e6 Sarif6 uno 0r. Slap,
oer on9eblibe IS ater baUon, einen 9iin
ifi9en Nu0enblif benueten, um a &
@an5e Dor Der 3erit 6run 8
5u ibern, our6 einen 5ei.
ti9en Ser9lei6 6 (Gompromfe).
IS mar Die Sertbeioi9una oe6 0rn. Slap
uno ieiner BreunOe i'm ytorocn. Dap er
ourb 2luf0Qbe zines SDeiI6, Die 8erf 6run9
0e5 @anSen pcrbitbete, u. in ibrer onbole
ten0en uno er9ebenen llnteritiBun0 bon
ibm boben Die n6roliben @opitaliEen 9e
se0t, oo6 fie nidt unoanfbor fir bic
0ludliCbe Hcttun9 iinO."
Nu6ju8 BON elmer Geoe, 0ebalten bon
Same6 &. Qolf, U0r Dem @Olfe bon Wa-
oilon GauntW Sennclee. am 3. Upr. 1913.
"Ser llnterlbieo 3piibcn Dem Gourie
Der politiiben partei NIT >peltber ct (9Rils
ton Sraum mirft, uno MIDI. III q: lpdbren0
lte Die Sertbelo0er Der S ert y e ?
lun0 uno zines 9 cb II 8. 8 ari 8
ltno-M -MoBre9eln wclbe i1 ol6 perberb-
(tb fit Die CSntere6en OeS 0anoe5 be-
troctte, uno beionoer6 fir bic SntereiIen
oer 9FanScr Stooten, babe tcb ffanobaft
H.. gu allen 3eiten getpen ptoerftrebt. -
Uu66u8 Don Same6 &. polf6 Sriefe
an Die 0erren g8Dott Gbriition, S. 8.
y
Is. Moi 1913, in 0nnport ouf foloenoe
unter onoern Sro8en. ndmlib:
IS. Sno Sic 5u 8unfen zines Sorf5
oOer = elretter : 555or'run9, Iur Den }'"ter0o't
Der ..c 9enStol. ne a. ol.Ge9'etun9 zee Z? ; ;s t;n;es;
,Han Ht orf u, tFt rsr @",, Sa Uu.gr Se
Ei"isp G[Enh % % o"mibrrn rniirSr ororn ',} oTs'
WGrtioen GlsjR.
SD ontporte, oaB ib 0e9en Elm SY
item oirefter Sorirun9 bin uno ib bin 6u
@uniten elmer md59en 3olloGfle8un0'
9ur9 eInsn aorlf auT S !nRortlrte f,Hi gSaaIsn'
at ut Gt !: S,pS; tn et; SoI
me 1O0SS. SserwaIt,no It,y9 Der s @rnieno ~ Sc
ifimmuno oer Grooe oe6 TorifS, it meme
Meinun0, ooB e5 Die 2(bitbt petbe man
i'm 2(u9e bat, iein iotlte, bic n0tbi9e Sin:
nobme pel6e Die N'olerun9. beoort, cut
6uprln9en' eo oeh ~ UaoFl(en os9ttHe,,
tlen Snterenenten lDerlalleno, llD oeo
2llTdlltQen CSDtfnptl6 III PftreltPtt> cen
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|SYifem pie Oiele6 fit cine lan9e 3eit be,
iteben muroe, Ddre Elm 3u 9roBer Seritob
9e9en Den SerItano oiefe5 Solfe6. uno in
Der Sbot 8e8en oefIen 8dbi8feit fib ielbit
Su re8ieren.
SS5n Dem fotgenben 8rjefe erftdrt 6err
polf feline Sppolttion 9e8en oos I 6 Ii IS
Benoe Sp t e m unb 0e9en Den Sarif
BON IS42. lSir feeen 0rn. 9laD5 Srief
an S0rn. Cope, in lpel6em ct bon 0eriel=
llfte ipriCDt, 0leib unter oemfelben.
28inhritcr, Olai 90, l843.
9am ba3 2splf 0pm &erueiIec:
Seb NAT bstdnpis, rpdbreno ber 5eit 100 eb
Ncprdientant i'm gon9reiIe mar, eln Seaner
Ser Scbu6politif, Dle meine protoepllrtem
@5till9ebun9en llnb publisirteu 0eben tepeis
Zen. @5citprm id ZEN gon9rcB Dcrlieb, bate
itb pieIelbem Weinun9gn. E6c Der 9e9en,pars
batte d meine Oppo (tticn
ten Q8biS on5refes erfldrt,
D. l(e 81 lebr b'iebhsenO mar, nnO nieSt bon
bren tDrbgtern bcotGcbti9t ,par cine Dem
St0atselntommen bejweGenOe 9TaBrc9el su
fcin. SO bate mene Wleinnn9 in mrinem
6fcntlithCn NerCR ertldrt, Dab b0s Sntcredc
Aes 2Annc@ uub bcGonpCrg her prrpu5trenbem
uno srpprtirCnpcn Staaten Die u b cb a f.
funa birier NftG erf0rpere unb
bic Q3ieberbe oct Orncipicu OCT
Gcmprpmlb &arifsQtts Don 1885.
Jomes r. pelf.
Aitblanp> SUM 20, 1914.
01einc WleinrnSen mic fe bcttcbcn, Gno
neuliCb ebcn 70 frel iii Siiceu erfldrt ipprbem,
ais wig itb fte jr i'm Slorpen au6crte. Seb
babe inuer unp ntGraQ bebauptet, cab in BET
8crftrn9Un9 uno Qncrbnuu9 einee Sarifs
fir Gtaat6 Cinttnfte, ein llnterGcbier 9es
mac6t iperpsn irIIte fir Seibilsun9 oaB per
&orif bon 1912 cine febr cute qSirfrns 9es
bait AatI nn0 ro6 i tb ourcbans 9eaen
cffen + { cb q fuu9 Bin. OieIe
WlClnun9en babe itD i'll 6ffrntIicben Scrianlz
InE9Gn IN 2(lobama, &eoraen, gbarlestcn
IN SHo>@aroIna un0 in Sir9inien aus9cs
iprotbcn.
Shr Srrnnb tnb 9ebcriamer 9irrer,
Senry Clay.
IN 5rn. S. s. Cope.
Nu63u0 BON elmer 9feoe oe5 0rn. Gaft.
man, Don Neu SOoinpibire, eemotbt i'm
Gon9reb, ouf bic paillrun9 oe6 9e9enwdrs
ti8en 1orif8eieee6:
"1DiperiEano 9e9en Die itbheenoe polttt
1T peutIicb cine pfratiC(b Qebre.
GG 1T Gins bGr GenntSeitbcn per D in t ras
ii cben YNrtei. Gebt 100 Sbr wcllt, Cir,
moro, i6p, oil oOGr neIt, nno Die be m fra>
tif dc partai miro gueb Iagen oa6 fte &C.
gen Oa6 GbItenOe Spltem 1T. 2ter wdbs
reno Sbr 0uf biC)cr SCite brinahe ben qanz
5cn &6rpcr Der emcfr tbcm Qarz
tel fnbet, flupct Sbr 0uf oct anpern Die arcs
6e G1one Der qBbia. partci qa6t cs mir
wieperholen, pae ftblBcnbc Gpitcm 1T aus
prNfItb oos Dbi9 Spfcm."
2BcnH ir8eno mcbr Bepcis n6thi9 mar
we9en Der GteIIun9 Ger parteen in 8srreff
biClrr Ma6re9CI, 10 pcmPcn mir wro cas o.
bi9e c6 obmotbcn. Ser Sewei6 f6mmt uoeb
pa5u bon per Qofofoto: &site.
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G9ie"stag SET 1. 88efoser 1914.
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IRNATEA,N AALE


AAK 7 l1ERliAs, JtssB McCOY, on The
wv l2th day Of Nosombor ~ The
Mo- l0l2, executed bis Decd OF Trust toI
Notaef FyrcV. iof the purpose OF socuf
nS Lhjah y MrCog, certain suHa and
payments ~ said Doed mentioned, which
Deed II duly recorded in the Clerks OF
fec of Amllo County, in Couyoynn q Book
No q Page, IA, and tho said Michael
Forrest having become unwilling TO oxc.
cute said Trust, and having refused to
execute the same, the undersigned was
duly appointed Trustee, according 10 the
provisions Of said Decd, and the said sums
Ior money in said Deed mentioned having
become due, and not being paid by the
said Jesse Mccoy, and tho said Elijah
having obliged TO pay two Of said notes
| 20 Richard Bates, and the note TO him the
said Elijah remaining unpaid now there
| fore. in pursuance OF the power vested ~
me by said Deed Of Trust, and said ap.
/ poIn,mont and IN due execution OF said
Trust, will sell by public auction for
cash, at the late residence Of the said Jesse
! Mccoy. deceased, on the 30lh day April
next, the following described property
mentioned in said Deed, yi2:-Tho south
half 10; number 4 of section number 80,
| in township number 2, Of range number 3,
Ieast.-The north half Of lot number /, oil
section number 80, in township number 2
of range number 3, east.-Ihe south
hail Of lots number & 2, Of section mum
Der 80, in township number /, Of range
number 3, east.--Also the south west quar-
ter of section number 80, in township
number 2. of range number 3, east.-Thc
north half, Of the north west part OF trac
Itional section number 40, being lot mum
l Der 8, in township number 2, Of range
number 3, east.-AlSo, the north ives
quarter, OF the south east quarter, o
r section number 80, in township number
9, OF range number 3, east-AIso lots
number 81 10, OF section number 40, II
township number 2, Of range number
3, east; excepting two acres Of said 10
number lO.--Also, the slaves Anna, a
bout 81 years od--MiIle, II years old
Bhoda, 26 years old-Anderson, 6 year:
Iold-Mary, years old-Sarah, 2 year
Iod.-Also, six horses--waggon and team
r. twenty heap Of cattle-ify swine
twenty five sheep--set Of blacksmith
tooIs--lot of farming tools--ot Of house
hold and kitchen furniture, including iou
: feather beds. And, also, the negro MAJ
Jack, aged about 81 years, il the Trustee
can get him into possession by the tim
= of sale, or so much of said property a
may be necessary to satisfy the prcser
claims upon the Trustee. Acting as Tru
Il Tee, shall convey such title as is yeste
{ in me by said Deed Of Trust, and the saj
appointment,
w. B. HAYGOOD,
Trustee.
March Of 16Al ads
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OBITUARY..

II
Died at Oakland College, Claiborne
county, Mississippi, on the night Of the
|s,h instant, Of bronchitis, CHARLES c.
LEA, son Of David Lea, Esq, Of Amite
county, in the 18th year of his age.
Thus promaturely has fallen one Of
he most interesting and promising youths
with whom it has ever been our lot to
become acquainted. Noble and gener-
|ous in his bearing, decided and prompt
In his intercourse, diligent and success
iul in the discharge of his duties, and
|iruly Christian in all his actions, he had
secured for himself the unbounded af-
|tectlon and confidence of his fellow stu.
dents and the officers of the institution.
he was, indeed, such a youth as parents
and friends might well be proud Of, and
concerning whose success and usefulness
in subsequent life, they had ample cause
to indulge the brightest and most san
gulne expectations. But the destroyer
came, stretched on the bed of death, at a
distance from the dear delights Of home,
parents and friends, while he bowed in
humble acqulescenoe TO the will Of heav-
EN-, he still expressed the longing wish,
|ere his eyes were closed in death, to be-
mold a father whom he loved and rever-
ed' The father was sent for, and con-
'rary to expectation, the lamp Of life
continued to linger in its sockets until
MS arrival, and with reason unimpaired,
me son once more embraced his parent
NV hat an affecting interview was that!-
HOW many bright hopes that clustered
|1round fond parents heart were now
forever blighted. How soul distressing
lalngs that he must carry back TO pierce
WIN sorrow mothers heart! But LIES
passing scenes all point US to the reaIi-i
||'es OF another and brighter world.
For two days longer he continued to
[inger' when without murmur or scarce
\ sigh, he slept the sleep of those that
pest IN Jesus.
Farewell, beloved youth! though we
S: essay 10 scrutinize the mysterious
S,sPensa;lons Of Providence, suffice it
'oi Us 70 know that the Redeemer, whose
au ,,c 'hou vert not ashamed 10 espouse
n ms, acknowledge thee in death, and
'"a' where signing and sorrow and UNI
'"'"'y are unknown thou art. B.
Free Trader.
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS Of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned at
the January Term, 1914, Of the Probate
Court OF Amite County, on the Estate OF
Ferdinand NJ. CarSner, deceased,-All
persons indebted TO said Estate, are requI-
red to make immediate payment-and
those having claims against the same, arc
requested 10 present them duly authentI-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
C. CARSNER, Ad&r.
March 90, 1914. 3w6
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LETTERS,
III EXAMINING in the Post Office al
ma, Liberty, on the first Of April, 1874,
.Arnold Thomas. Adams John.

A-Arnold Thomas, Adams John,
B--Beasly Cornelius, Bonds Dudley
Brown John, Byrd VIM 2, Brown Chas R
Brown Norton ], Butler P G, Bracco J b
Cook James, Coward Mrs Marvila
Chaddick Asa or Martin, Golfers I D,
D-Dias VIM w, Dias Wilsam, Dur
ham Mrs Sarah,
F-Fouts Lambert Daniel, Fynes Eli
abeth, Foster Benjamin Dr., Flowers Hen
ry, Flowers Henry Senr, Fost Aired, Ford
Lyman P, Flowers John,
= G-Grow A q, Gordon Thomas, Gar
lington ] G, Gordon Mrs Martha,
H-.Hughes VIM, Hudson VIM, liar
rington J NJ, Harper Lewis, Harvard Wm'
Howell E B,
LEA r NJ, Lucas Jno L, Leonard
Jno Esqr, Lenear J II, Longmlre Wm'
Land Enoch,
M--Moore Jno or CASTOR VIM, Marsa-
lis Peter, Meseson ] Mr..
8 Phillips Geo II, Parsons Jas, Pear
son Thomas,
R-Rhodes D II, Rhodes Mrs, Rice
James Rhodes Henry w, Robinson Moses,
Robertson n B, Rhodes Henry w, Rawls
John,
s--seale Wright, Smith Wiley 2, Smith
Ambrose,
T-Thompson Joseph,
W--Wicher Thos Z, Willard Dustin
B, Walls Miss Mary, Willis Alfred,
Wheeler w II, Willis Eliza, Wilson
Turner.
A. McKOWEN, p. NJ.
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Trustees Sale.

EDY VIRTUE Of Deed Of Trust Elk
I'D ecuted By CHARLES w. Mcknight
to T.. NJ. Davis, to secure Simeon Avery,
William Jones, and John L. Firth, from
certain liabilities therein named, and of
Record in the Clerks Office Of the Pro-
bate Court of Amite County, will sell 10
the highest bidder on Monday the 23rd
day of September, 1874, at the door of the
Court House in Liberty, for cash., tho
following described property, to-wlt:
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl Nelly, one Mare and Colt,
Five work Steers, and one Ok
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
trustee.
WILLIAM c. HARRELL,
Trustee
March 8, 1914, Int
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STATE OR MlsSlsslPPi,l
AHur cOUHfY


Clacinr CouHf Moy Tam, l0ii
Lewis Jackson aud
Winauy Jackson, attachment fof tho
rA Sum Of S2UD o.
Anderson Adams
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tina,
on tho goth Jay Of February, i0ii,
Lrpis Jacisoa and IPimsy JacLs0n oppli.
cd for, and obtained an attachment FROM
Richard G.. Wcstbrook, Esq, a Justice Of
thc Peace, In and for Tho County Of Amilc,
and slalo aforesaid, against tho goods
and chuttcls, lands aud tcncmonls OF An
dorson Adams, Tor tho above sum OF Two
Hundred aud sixly.niuc Dollars aud six
~ four cents, rcluruablo 10 tho May Term
next Of the AmIlo Circuit Court, to DO
held ON the SECOND MoNUAY ~ MAY,
Eighteen Hundred and Fory-Four aud
unless the said Dclendoul shall appear,
give special balland plcod answer or dc.
muir, within the time prescribed for APP
pearance at said Term, judgement final
will be demanded against the property
attached, and the Gornlshec summoned,
and the property SO attached will be sold
and applied to the payment OF Plaintiffs
demands aud all costs,
X. l.. TORRANCE, Crk.
Liberty, March 80, 1914. awe
Ham Mcknight Plaintiffs Attorney.
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March 8, 1914.
NOTICE.

LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned on the
Estate of John SmyHe, deceased, at the
February Term, 1914, of the Probate
Court Of Amite county-all persons in
debteI to said Estate, are required to
make immediate payments and those ha-
wing claims against the same, are requeS-
ted TO present them duly authenticated
within. the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
G. A. HUDSON,
administrator.
March 2, 1914. 52wo
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RANIER'S SALE.

RANI ER'S SALE.
I'm Monday the 9th day of May, 1914,
Y will sell before the door of the
Court House in Liberty, the following
described strays, to.wit:
One dark brown Mule, taken up by
Samuel McGehee, and appraised at $40
One dun Filly, taken up by William
Haygood, four years old, and appraised
at SIS.
One bay roam Horse, taken up by B
II. Nixon, IA years old, and appraised al
$50.
One Heller, taken up by Joseph Lard +,
and appraised at 81.
One Hefer, taken up by the same, AND
appraised at So.
THOS. VI. KIN c ABE,
Ranger.
Anril 6. 1914. 5w4
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NOTICE.

A r the May Term, 1914, of the Pro,
~ bate Court Of Amite County,, ! Will
present my account as Guardian Of FL.
jah Thompson, for final settlement and al
lowance, and surrender my letter oil
Guardianship.-All persons may attend II
they think proper.
HATTEN c. WEATHERSBY,
Guardian.
March 80, 1914. 4w4
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BATTALION ORDERS.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been ap-
pointed commissioners to receive
and audit claims against the Estate Of
Heackiah 7. Harrington, deceased (rcpor,
ted insolvent,) by the Probate Court Of
Amite county, Mississippi, at the March
Term, 1874, 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.
S. r. DAVIS,
B. w. SMITH,
Commissioners.
March 80, 1914. 4m6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-04-06
March 80, 1874

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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF an order granted by
Nd the Probate Court Of Amte county
Mississippi, at the March Term, 1914,
will expose at public auction, before the
door of the Cour. House in the Town OF
Liberty, on Monday the 9Th day Of May
1874; all the effects which were of James
NJ. Norw0od, deceased, both real and per-
embarrassing Of an undivided hall Of
lot or parcel of land, to-wlt:-Commen
cling at the west corner of lot number
I3, in square number 6, thence on a
straight line on southern boundary oil
said lot, 90 feet 6 inches, thence running
north on a Straight line to the northern
boundary Of lot, number |, in square
number 6, thence along the northern
boundary, west to the northwestern cor
Iner Of lot number l., in square number 3,
thence running south 10 the place OF be
ginning in the Town Of Liberty; Also an
Undivided half of Lots number | and 2,
in square numl er Z, in the Town OF LIB.
erty.-Also, the undivided halt OF lots,
number and A, in square number |, IN
the Town of Liberty. Also, an undivided
fourth of so much Of lot number 4, IN
square, number 10, and described as lol-
lows, to wit: Beginning at the north east
corner of lot, number 4, and running
south with Broad Street IS leetto stake,
thence running west across SAID lot TO a
stake on the western boundary, thence
north to the north west corner of said lot,
thence running east TO the place oil be-
ginning in the Town of Liberty Also,
the entire interest Of the south east quar-
ter Of section number 81, in township
number 9, range number 5, east, and the
hall Of the south west quarter OF section
number 81, in township number =,
range number 5, east.--AlSo' the Wes'
half OF south west quarter OF section
number 33, in township number 81
range 5, east.-Also, / lot OF Stock Cattle,
one Cupboard, one Clothes Press one
Execution Desk, and other articles too te-
dious 10 mention, to besod on credltoI
twelve months-purchasers Will be re-
CURED to give notes with approved Socu-
.rity. opupt ,yr
Administrator.
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