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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-01
March go, 1914
NOTICE.

VUIICE,
ETTERS Testamen,ary having been
~ granted TO the undersigned at the
March Term, 1914, OF the Honorable
Probate Court Of Amite county, on the
Estate OF William Ar6mhnot, decea sed.-
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons in.
debted TO said Estate TO maks immediate
payment, and all those having claims
against the same, are requested to prcsen.
them duly authenticated within the time
prescribed by law, or they will DO for
ever barred. ..
THO'S. r. CHEATHAM,
.. E. VI. DAVIS,
Executors.
March 50, 1914. Avs
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A L the June Term, 1914, Of the Pro
IA bate Court Of Ami,e comfy, We
will present The account Of L. L. Wea.a
erS6y, deceased, late co-cxecutor, Of Lew.
is Weathersby for final settlement.
ELPHANEY WEATHERSBY,
WIN. OBIER, Executors.
April 81, 1914. 8w3
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NOTICE.

NO 10 Z,
A I the June Term, 1914, OF the Pro
IN bate Court of Amite county, will
present my account as Administrator, in
right of my wife Lettitia Kinnabrew, for
merly Lettitia Caraway, Administrative
on the Estate of Bryant A. Caraway, de-
ceased, for final settlement and allow.
ance.
J. G. KINNABREW, Admir-,
in right of his wife l.. Kinnabrew.
May IL, 1874. lows
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/ ANTE CoUNTY, S. S.
To all persons interested in the follooing
Real Estate of GEORGE WILSON, deceds.
ed-GREETING:
W GU are hereby cited to DC and PER,
L. sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on Tie Fourt6
Monday in July merit, and shcw canse Il
any you can, why the sam. should no,
be ordered to be sold, to.wit:--Tbe midi.
vided half of fraciiona al section number14
IN township nEmber 4, Of range numoer
!, east; co1taining $50 acres, lying in
FRANKLIN County, and State aforesaid -
A'so tract of land situate, lying and be-
ing in Amite County, and State aforesaid,
designated more pariiculy as lying and
being about thirty miles east of Natchez,
on the Homochitto River, which it up-
pears was surveyed for Elias Bonnell on
the lsth Of September I79I--by virtue
OF war rant, dated 9th May, 1890, certi-
he'd 3lst May, 1899, and patented Isl
June, 1893; containing 400 arpents, more
'or less.-Also fractional section number
10, IN township number I, east, situate
in the County and State AFORESAID. 1t is
further ordered by the Court that this CT
tatlon be published in the Liberty Advo.
cate and Woodvile Republican for tho
time prescribed by law
AMI. WITNESS the Horable
WVk JOHN WALKER, Judge Of Pro-
3AN< bate Of said County, at the
Court House thereof on the
WV Fourth Monday Of April A.
D., Que Thousand Eight Hundred and
Forty-four.
Issued 24th April 1914.
S. +. DAVIS, Crk.
April II, f844 sw6 {
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NOTICE
LUMBER.

IHllE Steam Mill two miles South o
Il Liberty, is again in operation, un
der the management Of James Eubanks
William II II. Ryder, and James NJ. Smi
ley, under the firm, name of James Eu
banks & Co.
They will sell lumber at the following
rates, viz:
Flooring per thousand feet, Sl5 OF
Ceiling, " Is 90
Weatherboarding, A" Is 90
Scanting, 4" 4" l2 so
Rough Edge. 10 90
In all cases cash must be paid on Ia.
king the lumber from the yard, except
by special contract. The Grst Mill is in
full operation.
May II, 1914. IONS
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-01
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
7 ETTERS Of Administration having
Abeen granted to the undersigned on
the Estate Of james Brabham, deceased
at the February Term, 1914, OF the Pro
bate Court OF Amte county-all persons
indebted to said Estate, are required to
make immediate payment; and those ho.
wing claims against the same, are re-
quested TO present them duly aulhentica-
ted within the time prescribed by law, or
they will be forever barred
JAMES BRABHAM,
administrator.
May II, 1914. lowe
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A 1.-THE June Term, 1914, of the Pro
IA bate Court OF Amite county, vii
present my account as Administrator de
bOniS non, on the Estate of Dar,d Kinna
brew, deceased for final settlement and
J. G. KINNABREW,
Administrator.
May !, 1914. lows
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NOTICE.
II ETTERS of Administration having
Abeen granted to the undersigned at
the January Term, 1914, o! The Probate
Court OF Amite County, on the Estate Of
Ferdinand H. CarSner, deceased-All
persons indebted to said Estate, are requi-
red TO make immediate payment-and
those! having claims against the same,
are requested to present them duly au.
thenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred.
c. CARSNER,
administrator.
March go, 1914. 3w6
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NOTICE.
A T the August Term, 1914, Of the
IN Probate Court of Ami,e county,
will present my account as administra.
trix on the Estate OF John Couington,
Senr., deceased, for final settlement and
allowance
SUSAN CONVICTION,
Administrators.
June I, l843 I3w3
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NOTICE.

NUTTCE.
A 7 the June Term, 1914, Of the Pro
IA bate Court of Amite county, will
present my account as Administrator on
the Estate OF William Strapn, deceased
for final settlement an allowance.
BALAM STRAWN,
Administrator.
April 81 1914. ... 8w3
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NOTICE,
ANTE COUNTY, S. S.

NOTICE.
A 1 the June Term, 1914, Of the Pro.
IA bate Court Of Amite county, will
present my account as Guardian of Mary
Ann n. SPurlock, Gor final settlement and
allowance.
T. J. SPURLOCK,
Guardian.
April 6, 1914. 5w3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted TO the undersigned a
the April Term 1914, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the Estate oil
John Adams, deceased persons in
debted 10 said Estate are required TO make
immediate payment--and those having
claims against the same, are requested to
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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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

ANTE COUNTY, S. S.
To all persons interested in the follouing
Real Estate Of GEORGE WILSON, deceas.
ed-GPPeTtNc.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-01

ELIJAH NJ. DAVIS,
Trustee.
Liberty 81, May 1914. l3m6
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ne @runopefen gu eribiittern.
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ben. Sect raulbte Elm md6ti9er plas.
re9en nieoer. gtiflae fab bel Dem 8lanSe
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es n,einem @ater bod elm, oab i6 bier Iei.
St banft nibt baran, MIDI bier 5u iuben.
3 LAP es ibm einea Gn9el beute gtabt i'm
Iraume ins Sbr ia9sn! ga ipiro er
elei1 ouffteben uno bierber fommen, uno
MIDI aus meiner @efansenlbaft erloien."
Ser Reeen bate nunmebr aufoeb0rt.
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bliete es nod bon Belt su 3eit; oonn
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Go 1T 70 f6tlih 5anb in 5ano
Cas acben 3u buretwalcn
ltnp nitbt I'm jeben tleinen Sano
Olit OlcnItbcn 5u aerfalen.
ltmfadtt eutb nit menlhlibfsit
llnb labt oer 5olle 3lpit uno Strelt.
woblan auf frobs wanberiebaft
Neib ieb Die 6anb eueb, 8rhoer,
O1it treuem DRUID ., orift nit Sraft
Oie tpar,ne 5anp mir tpsoer
ltnb trast MIDI cbne 3,piit unp Streit =;
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ltne oranst mieb bier uno bort einmal
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Sc nun psr $sbenspfao If lebmal,
Ooeb, ,pabrIidb nibt su ense.
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llno msint ibr, it ica better Icin?
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ltnb icilen ebler lpsrprn.
8, seiat mir (onper 6pbn unb Gtrsit
0cn 1Sss Der belIern Wlenlhli6teit.
.Ulr tebn al Sottes Sternen5tlt
Ole 2Seltcn freplitb mancern;
Die fpencet qtebt, Ole ,plrb erbrat;
&ein S6rper fort Den anbern.
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., labt binauf uns frieplieb sebn,
Sns Srieoenslanb, Srdcrr.
llmarmrt eub nit Msnfhlibfsit
llno labt cer 5ollc 3ipilt unb Streit.
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ol9un9en merpen nur Damn an9enpmmen, rpenn
lliden preis ein9er,tdt. llntsrfbreiberni inibiss
r. ein9eianbt merben.
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fonne "Su, 6err, Doft mid in piele
uno sroBe Qn9ft fommen lo1en Ou baft
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aufs neue oas eeben 9e9eben, uno MIDI
lpieosr berauf 9efabrt aus Dem Qb9runoe
oer Groe.''
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8 eb lu Bs Ut Der Sras0oie.-
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we9en Grmorpuno ieincr Srou i'm parifb.
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oeno Elm Meiier su peribafen uno Ibnitt
itcb oomit iber Die &ebe. ST. itarb nob
in cerietbcn Nobt. 9Bie mir fbcn in
unierer porioen Summer mittbeilten, ,par
es Giferfu6t, Die Den llnoludleben erft
sum W6roer uno Suleet sum Selbifmors
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fruber in philadelphia, 100 ct ite aber boz
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lle aber su ibrem llneldcf perlpeieerte.
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gen Sertbte ein9efbliben bate. Die
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Dem 6inter0ebduoe zines pripotbouies.
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nit ielner Syau beSo9en bate. (Gour.)
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tionen ous9eiblohen mar, burfte sum ct.
ifen Mlale wieoer sur &olfsmenoe reoen.
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gen, nomentlib BON @n9lano aus.
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nlneton nabm. wie lie eloubte. 8rannts
pein aus elmer Slalbe uno reiebte aud Der
Sranfen oopon. Seioe iforben balo bars
auf unter fbredliben Sualen, inoem iie
BON elmer iforfen Wiibuns oetrunfen, Die
in Qr3t dur Ginrei5une fir cine labme
Sbulter peroronet bate. ssae
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Oonnerifae Wadt idlu9en in elmer Stra.
BE 5u 8olton orei iunee Wdnner einen
Matroien neoer u. nabmen ibm lein @elo
alb. Die poliiei bat i,b oieies 8leeblat.
tee bereits bemGbtiet. 32i.F
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Dem 8oupern0r porter lpuroe cine.
petition ein9ereicbt, nm Die Seanaoi9un9
Der pitt5buroer 6eoaftore 3u bcfplrfen,
Die ben Hibter @ricr einen Giel nannten.
SieIe petition lit nit mebr als 5000 I'm.
terIbriften bebedt. ,.... ...t....t.ss..
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@9ie#slas Sen al. 9y5ai 1914.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

ETHIOPIAN SRRRNADERs' BENEFIT AT NIBLo's-
Nothing can exceed the excitement which this
farewell benefit has created universally through the city,
for these distinguished artists. Almost every Is
gagged and they sail for Europe morrow great in.
teres is taken in behalf OF company of young men.
whose private virtues and excellent department combined
with their professional attanmentr render them
acqus 10 any country. Let them be well petronzed
upon this their last and farewell benefit
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

thing had occurred Gildenlesve. we understand,
mad been laboring under severe cold, caught in
his severe training, the end of last week, which
brought on q cough n well as running at the
nostnls, which mnst have considerably retarded
his progress-but '-T~
ut not for mortals to command success;
- They may do more-deserve H.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

HERALD must be paid to the Zieber Co.. Ledger
buildings Sd and Cesnut where single copies may ao be
obtained daily at1 o'clock 3m
Health! . Blessed Health . Thou art above
ali gold and thou who enlagest the souand
openeth all its receive instruction. aud to - v
tue thee has little t. wish for and he that
wretched have thee not wants every thing beside
Irr rs pr THANKFuL Brsndreth Pills will give health
get then these blessed Pills, which cenury has fuy
sbshed 10 he tie best medicine bestowed on man For
e prevailing colds and coughs they will be found thing
hst medicine Is capable Of npartng Sold at DR. randreths
Principal Office 2 Broadway 2il Hudson st. ga Bowery; D.
Mira Booth. Market st. Brooklyn aud Parker Of Newark
The Concentrated Extract or sarsapariIIa,
entan Sassaas prepared by the New York College
Medicine and Phamafy estsblis!cd for the suppression Of
.snF al the purifying qualities and curative or the
nitely superior extract Of sarayara before
he public, and be relied certain remedy all
airing from mpure state Of the blood as
,crofua, sarheum. nngworm botches pimpes, ulcers
the bones joints nodes eiupons
throat disease arising from the secondary effects of
yrhis injndicious Of mercury.
1' ssas o. Si,i dozen cents '''''
I" q /" one dozen .... 6M
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Union.
Ma very liberal discount to wholesale purchaser.
w. .. RCHARDsoN. M. D., Agent
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

TALES FROM THE GERMAN.-The Harpers have
Just published another number oil their Library Of
Select Novels, containing large number of thrill
ling tales from German authors They are cx-
ceedngly interesting, and must be widely and
greedily read. The volume is sold for shilling.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
Special Sessions.
Before the Recorder, and Aldermen Hasbrouck and

DetoIe tne IteCOruer, anu Alderuen HasDr0uCK ana
Winship.
Nov H." "Runnng Sow "a dirty looking individual,
with infamed eyes aud grizzly beard, named Patrick
Donohue placed at the bar charge Of attacking
and beating female friend, named Susan Dodge The
Cout asked him why he had committed such brutal act,
to which he replied that the lady had called him every
thing but gentleman Their honors could not the
joke and ordered him to be imprisoned in the penten-
tiary for thrre onths.
Native .americanism WIN. Moore. an Irishman, was
tried for str king watchman Cole and the evidence against
him having been given, the following dialogue took
place - @as
REconpER.-How long have you been in this country,
Mooref -
MooRE Not more thar few days, yer honor; came
here last Wednesday, IL you please.
REcoRpER.-Come here last Wednesday dill you, and
began to beat our watchmen as soon you landed.
MooRE.--I was struck first, sir.
REcoRpER.-Moore The court will show you that
you conduct yourself in such manner in this
country with impunity We direct you to be imprisoned
'or six months In the penentiary. M
Oblging a Prisonsr-A rowdy in q red shirt was
charged with having kici ed up general row in the
watch house few nights since and endeavo: ed to gouge
out one OF the wa'chmen's eyes, sad perform Other
quay amusing freaks The prisoner did not deny the
charge or express any regret and the court gave h,m
foar months The prisoner, In insolent tone, ssid
You might a. veil have given six \" and TO opn9e
him, the court who heard his remark complied WIN ms
request.
A great number Of minor offences were disposed of
and the court adjourned y
The New York herald., 1844-11-20
The Stock Panic.
City Intelligence.

Police OMce-ARRssr OF A RECEIVER or STOLEN
GooDs AND Four THIEVES For some time past, MIR. E.
H Maxwell OF No 50 Maiden Lane, has been robbed Of
laces, sans and other fancy dry goods, amounting,
near as can be ascertaned to the value of $780, Susp
them, named Philip Killer, Lewis and George Kaverna
and Bill Rooney were arrested suspicion by officer
J. II. Low and g. Dennston One of the party peached,
and confessed that they had sold about $3.50 dollars worth
70 man named John Frazer Of No. "a West Broadway,
tor $40. Frazers premises were then searched, and
portion Of the goods discovered He was accord
ngy arrested and committed for receiving stolen goods
ATTEMPTED BuRoLARY.-A man named Edward White
arrested last night for attempting break into the
premises Of John T. Trux No 6s Pike street. He was
committed for the attempt
Cor0ner's Omce-DiEp IN A Frr-The coroner
held inquest yesterday at ITO Roosevelt street, the
body Of woman named Catharine shannon 81 years OF
age, who died yesterday afternoon, about o'clock in
d caused from the excessive Of ardent spirits ver.
dict accordingly.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

THE FOREIGN MAILs.-Al the Canadian and No
va Scotia mails were left behind by the Acadia
All the American mails went out in her. Those
lett behind will go in the Hibernia, which sailed
from Fiostcn last Saturday. Nosteamer was char.
tered to take them out.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

LATE FROM iNDn-We have, by the North Bend,
advires from Batavia to the 7th Of August. The
Governor Gerera 4 the Netherlands India died at
Saplaralig on tie 7th Of that month
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

BISHOP CHAsE-Ths distinguished divine, who
both at home and in England, has enjoyed SO un-
usual popularity, and exerted SO wide an infu-
ence; who has reared colleges both in Ohio and
Illinois, and has left his mighty impress upon the
yonng churches in the far west is this city,
and will be present to say few words, at the An
niversaiy of the New York Bible Society this
evening, at o'clock, at the Tabernacle This
announcement will be Of much interest to Epis-
copallans, whose reverend pastors have in in
stances denounced the distribution OF the Scriptures
with much bitterness the Pope Of Rome, or
his Reverence Bishop Hughes. DR.. Chase, it will
be remembered, is the Bishop of the Diocese Of
illinois. and the senior presiding Bishop Of the
American Church.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

No news of this steamer by the Long Island train
last evening. We ought surely TO hear from her
this morning. She was fifteen days out yesterday
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

ITALIAN OrKRA-The new prima donna Signora
Picc, whose debut on Monday night has been all
the talk Of the fashionable and musical circles
ever since, again appears tonight in the charming
new opera Glare de Rosenberg. The rush will be,
no doubt, tremendous, and the array Of beauty
ahd fashion overwhelming.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

All Philadelphia Subscriptions tO the
Herald must be paid to the agents. Zeber Co.. Ledger
bulngs Sd and Chsnut s where single also be
obtained daily at ! O'Clock. 3m
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

HENRY PmLIrs-This great vocalist is about
returning to the city, and will give Grand Sacred
Concert at the Tabernacle some time in the course
| of week. Is ....E.
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

ETHIOPIAN SKRENADERs--NIBLo's THEATRE--
This hand of talented Artists, it will be remember
ed, take their farewell benefit, this evening. To.
morrow they embark to try their fortune in Eng
La nd
The New York herald., 1844-11-20

NAvAE.--The q 3. brig Porpoise, 7. T. Craven,
Lieut. Comd'g. arrived atthis port last evening, al
well, from the West Coast OF Africa VIA Port
Praya, Csps de verd Islands. The Porpoise left
Monrovia on the 3Oth September, at which place
the u s. Ship Decatur was expected hourly from
a long cruise to the leeward coast.
The p lett at Port Praya on the 23d October,
thelU. s. ship Macedonian, flag ship OF the squad.
ron, and the u. s. ship Preble. The latter just
arrived from the United States via Madeira. The
Tuxtsa had sailed some days previous for the
coast Tie Saratoga was hourly looked for al
Port Praya, ON her return to the United States.
The following is list of tine officers OF the Por-
pose 80
Thomas T. Craven, Lieut. Commanding Henry
stelluagen. Z. C. Ward. Jr. LieuteDsnts George w
Rodgers, Acting Master George Mausby Assistant
surgeon Robers Pstti. furser Beverly Randolph. Z
C. Williamson, Captains Clerk James 0atchell, Mas
ters Mate Henry o. Baker, Purser's Steward james
@. Carey, Surgeons Steward
FASHIONABLE ARRlvALs.-The Rt. Rev. Bishop
Oley, of Tennessee, and the Rt Rev. Bishop
Johns, Of Virginia, are at the American.
Thurlow Weed, Esq, of Albany, is at the
Astor. Na8
Colonel Cross, and Capt Williams, U. 8. Army
are at the American.
Doct Mott, President Of Union College, and
lady, are at the Creton Hotel.
Colonel Beknap, of the U 5. Army, and Lieut.
Decatur, Of the U. S. Navy, are at the City Hotel
Ex.Gov VIM. H. Seward, has arrived in town
ord - tho Actovs