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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21
For FOREIGN PORTS

n- FOR LOSD0N-P4cxsT oF DycENsEp lsr-TV.
ssA new packet ship PRINCE ALBERT, buy-tcs rs
S toas, W 8. se1sr. Ina''sf Will sail above -,
He, cabins are .pacipa5 ad c'egariy fuprhed md g
every accommodation conducive u the eo5oii Of pas.eS-
r freight or passage apps 10 Tie Csptsa - 5ozId ~
lort f.y. Of h1idrn 8Rs. cr 20
I.RlNNTtf., MiT'TCRS &, CO. 5 ses.;b,
The ua-tei shp ST JAMES. :. Il. Hyef. ns,t.f ~
s,seee, .ne Prince AleG srG sal J7nusD l,, her re.,
dag. El2
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W. & !. i. j ApSOiJt'I. n yg'.t fene-.. PssS4fa
Office. H. SSr1lrst cor. cI AlElarn i.sDe

The HolTgof WlI .lI FII!l Ia -i1'o ' '.' % Jsl-
p.,ns ,- - sG fof ileii fends car Elye tl bcDqs
a; w ,bs l4en,lcpnt PFcse', nT o,'e epi; lie 81
ns On lie u. 6jh III, LIN. lel az an a oieyerr caa
Nv yrs ior ans ancat payable On demInt without ds
conn, in Nh The bfncpa town, ot tnganG. lfe7nd Seo!aa
or Wacs can nii tunes be obtained on Application u b.
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- FOR I!VERPOOT-rAcxgr ~ DecrxRR ar

- FOR I.lVERPOOI.-r,cxgr oy DEcExRR 6rE,-
,p. The ship John r. SsiDiY, l'4asa i.2 EsskllJ
~ master. Will eli - above, her fegS1r Gas MS shp
: re.ter nai IS iins,i superior stye I'm aeeE
rnoaios for passengers unsurpassed 'o gine of epna!cr
Fer freight passage, Apply 10 IRE Cuy'aH v" Vaid Il
'''' -'''3' GRiNNEII.. MiNTCRN / co. Is Soota..
The packet ship ASlIBi SrlN, II, Hutties4n. EaSe VII
succeed the John L. Skdt ai! sai January st her 'cn,,
~. NJ
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"a gan, I844,-FAIt. hkIiAIsS Eh = n Ii;---TSEHo, ia Eo
esfh YORK AND ERIE RAll.RqhD LINE fOH
I.st!x%syS yEIDULETOJp.S. GOSHEN, 11d .ItteTn.e-
icte p0ceS, from foot ct Duano--t-iEe Lem;
Soai y o=r-s cvcyy Morning, tSuDiIyz e:ceptes) ate
o'clock sverl Afternoon SaIdays excepsed) st ha.past
dious cars tas CoGpqny Tor Goshen. Mddet9wn c &C.
Returning. leave Siiddeiswn a, GA Il; III and T. NJ
Stases from Midtown 10 Os.e-o, 6inss1npton Holes
dnie .aIbCndalc, Milford etc. connection WIN the aA'sI
noon Line from NeT-YJ.k =.
FgEI0Hr NoTicE Freight Ies,aire i,In clock a 10.
10 S rIciGci p 81 anl forwarded the sane cay. -. -
po- gIthet particulars, inquire Oj VAN Al5SStL1At'Ss
Sd 80 ~''-e' % H. 6 SEYMOUR s.ls.rins.ndsns.
- CO.,. NEyV-YOBK and HARLEM r. r. CO.
Et1 WINTER ARR ANGENENrS;
S., ounnd after October 2S, the cars VIII run Us io
LEAVING CITY Ha! for Harlem l2, street. No.ann, Ford
ham, Williams Bridge fu9i,s Bridge, unde!h,I's Road
Tuckahoe Hart Corners and White Plains, at oOA. NJ. "
% Leaves W Williams Bridge for City Hall ats IS NJ; IL As
Leaves Tnckahoe for City Hall a g A. NJ; II 25 NJ :
Leave Vie Plains for City Hall atsA NJ: IA NJ; 0,
Freight ttans viii leave City Hall ct Il IS NJ. Leave
White Plains nj A.. ~. no..
The Iveschester tian viii stop only after leaving the City
hail. the of Broome ST. and the BoWery, vnuxhn
Gaden and nth An extrn will peccde each tram ~
minutes before the OF stnrng from the City Hull, and VIII
tnke mp the passengers along the line
EYtra Harlem md Acrniianla Trains Tor Mosann and
intermediate places
Leave City Hall for Harlem and Aorrisiana at "a.
NJ; 10 a. NJ. 2P NJ. 30 P. .
Leaves Nlofsana or City Han nts AN: 10 II NJ.
3P. NJ; 30P 81. By order Of the Bonrl.
MS WM. :. CARMAN, Sec'Fy.
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n es sloRMfL}N3S LLSE1Flg1.92 E7! s19 EET;HR9REYk TEaRRY
sSs5s.I. .ToWN, IRVING, DQBBS' FERRY,
HASTINGS and YoNKERs RaH j. {Ej;dSSSGS eySsei ik
WING Captain HIRAM TuTlnLi wi!l9n ard aier Sanaa!
the 18th insnn leave the foot OF N ~ u 9
o,ork A. NJ for the above places. landing al uie Iot OF
Hammond street Returning, Will leave Croton a ocioc"
On Sundays the Washington Irving will rs far as PtEh
SKILL an, leave there ut o'clock 7. NJ landing as aOoys
For paSsage or freight apply board, Q; to stephen d.
Tonlpkins lsts tVesi-st- S-l'",t
ne Ss5S... = STATEN ISLAND FERRY, foot Of
ECsl,--iN NWiitcialls strect.-Dn and niter Monday;
Sept. aRh. the boat will run us follows "nu
Lave Vcw.Yors ut O. II, a NH, 81, 81 NJ
Staten Island g. 10, \. M-E9s, ~ ~, r NJ -,
rs A Goods shipped must be particularly marked, ana
are NJ the ,sk Of the owner, thereof. Icoi.------ MO
=. a.z=s "a FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
sz-s hiENr. NEW RK md NEtV-YPsRki;- RI;
Fare ony l3S csn-The s"l:t and sgen-
iil ssamsr RAINBOW. Capt j. Gay, on and etSr Tues
day Sept I0th will run IL Eolcws. daily:
IaIye Newark. Leaye New-foik
foot Of Canre.r,rcct. foot Of Barclay-stree
o'clock, a. IA. 3 So'elocG, = ei .,
r!ssht csrrisd nj vely teasonsbe TatcE. ioD
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sn -. IN jV-N TAPSCOTr Or }i5Carce ps1r. s-l
f5ysTl,S., zero RiPPARU s. SON SO Veletoo Ro.t
Tae elegant Packet Snip h,sciui VIZ sueoSs ihe l9;z
cuer and - 4 Nov. y. be; gesul7; day. Es
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r-@s esFor HUDSON and INrEkMEIS1ttA,giTS EN- ~ AZ.
CeRsln, Wan; IL T. saOsessg. Measg: and and
Friday, al connecting At rds1 witn e ba ,s. nrgra M
the boat) and leaving Hudson on sunday in iuy n sh
sry al lie Intermediate landings czss through 70 t
fad ~ 40 and to West SiocsbridRs e.
Pay frsight q; passage apply on board or 20 :, ,v.
~ sTOkRS x STEPHENSON, - Nea.t.
TIKI, hoat he been thoroughly overhnusd ANA het eoco
r,odoon so Improved be equal 20 sHy post On th ''i'
an od5:iora nurbar OF State Rooms hav!rs peeh eaoeu
This boat owa no barges -------- &
-. csrzn : B. CARPENTER $ CO.; LINE . EQR
-sNEWDU i-lanilrg az aiayeii; I H;;sSi; " 81
s5:aP Point, ColdIprns, CoEawaii' an r''"Ali
Ife saamboat JAMES MADISON CAPTAIN Cha;es Si al
Stead ri eave the Warren street Pier eTeIy us.S uIS
Frdsy Mt O'Clock P ii. Returning, VII eaps
eysry Wednesday and Saturday Mt ociocK /. ~. .
A Ssrgagc PacSnges or Parcels BsnS Bi 0! Spscs, ps'
or oQr this beat without beng entered on le ooo"
cd for must tho risk OF the owners thereof 8oo
= e=a - T. POWELL. & co. g LINE ftik
-LfNEWBURGH-I,Hndin at Csf%eA s'H.
eS::cczsSss Y, Point, Gold Spring and CoTnVyayi. ,
re stsa:1soat HIGHLANDER Capt f. ~ afIsop g MN
en va liza p;e foot o! Warren a. every onday' lbsla7
and Saturday gt 1 O'Clock. 2, IL. ,,,,, a
Returning viii leave Newhurgh oVey Mond'y al a a'
and Tuesday and Friday at T. M. ,,.; - ho,, RAJ
Eor or pasSaEs apply TO the Captain on oou nas
yors nnd so;cht of all descriptions bank Oils or SpeSe @ ~
konrd ,u5 be CT the rs o. owners thereof nnesa p VI u
ding or recep, bs ri-ned for the same DO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-21

ouslyIcchoed the cali oflhis Democratic enslayer
and plunderar.
Tbs attempt to obtain Texas by diplomacy
had just been announced, by semi-official su-
theriiy, to be hopeless
Observe now the strings which, at this time,
were pulled. The American minister at the city
of Mexico, having tried ali the ways of intrigue,
was Announcing TO the tumnltuous population
OF the Mississippi valley" as Santa Ana has
very mildly called it, the final failure of ell hope
in that direction. The organ through which he
makes the annuuciation observes that, although,
indeed, no cause of revolt existed, because The
Texans ware as well treated and as happy as any
people under Heaven, YET If tue people should
rise, which ne doubt they would Go as soon as
.srcasonable pretert" could be found for 1t, then
the darling project of annexation might be re.
alizsd. Houstoa, with the secret sanction OF
President jackson, was blowing up the embers
of discomfort, and adding fuel in Texas. Benton
wns at the old Democratic trade of deludMg and
exciting the people, with false and in6ammatory
publications. Ii there DO any men in the world
who despisa the people and spurn the idea of
their capacity fos self government. it Is those
who aim to excite and WELD taem by false and
intiammatory appeals to corrupt and brute pas-
mons and pYeiudices These are the real despis-
srs, and VIII prove the oppressors, OF the people.
III. necessary TO Ice here new element
sIsting in the United States, for working revo-
luton in Texas. This was the land jo5bers'
Amer the Austins had succeeded so well m OBJ
tanning land, other foreigners and some Me1icans
aoplied for like grants. They obtained them
on the same conditions, VIZ: of establishing
a certain number of settlers within given time
There were many such grants, generally oIuscts
,,ncb larger than our counties, as large indeed
as como Of our States. The grantees. as gene
raj thing, proceeded to sell these tracts without
having fulfilled the conditions and perfected
theiI titles. They, their sssisnees and trustees,
iiaa this country with scrip, 50 called that is,
st Of paper, purporling TO entitle the bearer to
eeyta;n section Of land, numbered and described
an IN Texas. The reader has had sample OF
those titles in the letter to the editor OF inc new
Of the fact, that editors, politicians, and even
heads Of departments, in tho United States. en-
gagged in the fraudulent speculation. ;s9V'
Burton, Of n. c., to whom Jackson promised tue
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:
~ -PAexxS ~ 2isT N,f. .'tSc1 ms .q1aot.. a.
49, sv,, PG-set s;iIp u iNti an, ITO ls4s a.
iEeI cu IL, 4rgsLEy. WI t ga e-I';, terrtsusrcsy
ee Sups of;h Line beng Sl 100 tGl ad gpyTnFd. vos,
ygvtaees t. Der E5d f-sr se erns =; zoe 80 prt.r-ne !,
enr otle, rs - fsa capacity tnfefs i gterT 1a5 ra,
- -faiI4 s colyc.a-E iiiaa ' Oh! f3i fsS sEl -.
sr~0c- ':iiC- 0r tabi rerorf Jaiil n-' ee's Pr
~cne,s Il = yri .oVu cif' - i % ley Uher "a.
p.r.a. p.fsis, ,.i.il- 1.grs bcit shoia! nj stf.
IKE rarsy app rr "a t-Ju- =. . - Biri'tE Sip q u
- " 4 T. u AprAlIi.E. ~ li...t sene-.. n.sS.r.
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TFI0 IMPORTERS OF DRY GooDS-he a6ysfs srsv,v wIv
,;re-sd sout eae ard Eai North Of Union Pace ta-
xns lend view Of The Hudson Rver ihIes OF re EJea
e leading te properly AGaieS. u. ": %
fheC rnc EnrciTer OIIce. e,.-.e
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oeee Of Tie Nes.Y s.,: md Ere Raiir9ad compaay.

six Per ccat. per annum shallbs
days oi january and July. on
be subscribed from The date OF
the whole lie oI the Road from
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-01-27

n gTTRRa " Administration ~ ben''
ntn hayi0a been graulcj 10 the go.
dafs'anod a. tho January Term, lgl'' o.
,ha Probate Court Of Anto County, oi lho
ltata,o of James McGshsc, decnaaod,-'
All nefsoua indebted 20 said Estate, afc
,roai,ed 10 mako immediate payment -
and those having claims against Tho same
are requested % present them duly 1u
Ihonllcated within tho lime prescribed W
law, or they will DO forever barred re-
covesy JOHN MOORE,
TllOS. l.. MOORE,
Adminisirdi0rs,
January ", 1914. 1TwG
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NOTICE.

n FILTERS Of Administration having
bocn granted to the undersigned at
clio January, Torn, l8ii, Of tho Probate
Court Of Amile County, on tho Estate oil
Jdmes Brabham, deceased All persons
indebted TO said Estate, AFRO required tt
mako immediate paymont--and those ha
wing claims against tho same, arc r,Nucs
tod to present them duly authenticated
within Tho time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred recovery.
JAMES BRABlIAM,
administrator.
January ~, 1874, 47wo
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RANGERS SALE

hANitftN y BALM
AN Monday, the 9th day Of February
" l0il, viii scl before tho door of
tho Court House, III Liberty tho following
described Stroys io.wili---Ono Sore
Horse taken up by Jcplha V Day, ugcd
10 yeors--li hOnds high-oppruisod At
$50.
One Day I'ily, taken up by Thomas
Dickson, three years old-opproiscd AZ
$50.
Iloygood, four years ol--oppraiscd ut
$40.
Ono bright sorrcl Horse, takon up "
David Robinson, 0 years old-oppralsed
at $40.
One poney Mare, taken up by A. $.
Causey, roach name and tail, five years
old appraised at SIC so.
One Roam Mare, taken up by John
Strbling--oppraised a, $40
Two Steers, taken up by William IA.
born--approised at S25
Four head Of Cattle, taken upby 3enja-
min Anderson, appraised at see,
Two Steers, taken up by Benjamin IN
derson--approiscd at $50
One Cow and Bull, taken up by John
IL, Caldwell, both appraised at $40,
One Red Pided Steer, taken up by ].
w. Felder-appraised at SO. And one
Steer, taken up by the same, three years
old--appraised at So,
One Steer taken up by ThoS. Hughes,
IA years old-appraised at $40.
ALSO.
The following named Cattle, taken up
by Matthew ]. Nicely.
One Dunn Cow and yearing--ap-
praised at SO.
One Brown Heifer appraised at So.
And one young Steer--appraised at So.
Sale within legal hours.
L. NJ. klNCADE,
Ranger.
December go, i843. 45w3
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF a Deed OF Trust ex
D ecuted to me by Willtam Moatgom-
cry, Of Record in Conveyance Book, No,
6, Page 1873, 1874 and 1875, executed on
the 18th Of October, 1842, and recorded
on the same day in tho Probate Clerks
Office in Liberty, TO secure the payment
OF certain debts therein mentioned, will
expose a. public sale, for cash, at the
Court House door, in Liberty, on the
First Monday IN July neat, the follow.
ing described property, to.wi.:--One ne
gro girl named Lucinda, and one negro
boy named Isaac, known as little Isaac,
and two Horses. | will convey to the
purchaser or purchasers such title as was
vested in the said William Montgomery,
at the time Of making the said Deed Of
Trust.
NJ. WHlTTINGTON, Trustee.
January 3, 1914. 44m6
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T'nr SrATr 90 MlasIsmrgI,
lmifG COiiufyt so

H. an rragns Hiersslet N iha Real H.,
tue If JAsrs ". NoRwvpD, deesasai,
-UHsIsTlND
wIOU arc hereby cited ~ lo and per
sonaIly appar before tie Probate
Court Of Amito county, on lh6 Fonrh
Mondag IN March uen, 70 show cause
II any they can, why the following real
osiala. belonging 10 said deceased should
not bo ordered 10 10 sold, 70 wits
A Lot or passed. Of Lind Described ~
rollows--cammoncing as South West Cor.
nor Of Lot, No. 3. IN Square No 0, thence
on sroight limo on Toe southern
boundary of said Lot, running casiody
DO feet q inches, thence running on
right line, North to the northern bounda
nv Of Lot, No. 4, thence along said north
ern boundary West 20 the North Wcs'
torn Corner Of Lot No. I, thence South
on line TO the place Of beginning, which
said Lots or parcels Of land are IN Square
No. 0, on the place of tho Town OF b'bor'
ty; Also, Lots No. I, and e, in Square
No. Z, in tho Town Of Liberty; Also Lot
No. 4. in Square No. !, in the Town OF
Liberty; Also Lot No. 3, Square No. !,
in the Town Of Liberty; Also front oil
Lot No A, in Square No. 10, and desert
bed as follows; beginning at the North
! East Corner of Lot No. 4, and running
South with Broad Street 50 fee, to a stake
thence West across said Lot, 10 stake
on the western boundary, thence North
to the North West Corner of said Lot,
thence East to the place Of beginning;
Also the South East Quarter of Section
81, Township 2, Ranges East, and the
East Half Of South West Quarter Section
81, Township 2, Range s, East; Also tho
West Halfof the South West Quarter OF
Section SO, Township 4, Range 5, East
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this Citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodyile Republican, for
Six weeks successfully.
>A,al, WITNESS the Hon. JOHN
.sMN@&z, WALKER, Judge Of Probate
!, 5AsNy8< of said County, the Fourth
sS Monday Of December, 4. d..
TNVW One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Forty-Three.
Issued 3Oth December, 1843.
S. r. DAVIS, Crk.
December 80, l843. 43w6
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December 9, I843.
NOTICE

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
Estate Of James Mcmillan, deceased, al
the November term, i843, Of the Pro,
bate Court Of Amite county, All persons
indebted TO said Estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those ha.
wing claims against the same are reques,
ted to present them within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
DUGAL MCMILLAN.
administrator.
December 8, 1913. 4lw6
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A ILL persons indebted 10 lhe hfm ~
"a Coviagr0a " liALLAnp. md 20 !
llAtLAap, ara hereby notified, that lholi
accounts will bo loft y lho hands " pro
p0r Officers FOR collection, nfof The lirs
day Of February nest.
JOSHUA BALLARD
January ~, iUli, lbwB
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January is, 1914.
NOTLCE.

NOTICE.
LETTERS Of Administration having
been granted 10 the undersigned on the
Estate of Lodrick L. Weathersby, de
ceased, at the November term, l843, Of
the Probate Conrt Of Amile county,--All
persons indebted 10 said Estate are re.
quired 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same are
requested to present them within he time
prescribed by law or they will be forey-
CT barred.
Epiphany WEATHERSBY.
WILLIAM "A. OBlER.
Administrators.
December 8, 1913. 41w6
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THE STATE OF MISSISsIPpI,j

luE Oh Al II vi MlSOl0SlPPl,f
IN ANTE County.
PRoBATE CoURT-December Term, 1913
M AN PETITION Of Priscilla McGehee,
" widow Of James McGehee, deceas.
edit is Ordered by the Court, that CT
tation be issued, to all persons interested
in the following Real Estate, Of said de-
ceased, to appear at the March Term,
1914, Of the Probate Court of said Couu-
ty, and show cause, il any they can, why
writ of Dover in favor of said PriScu
/ Ia Mel chez should not be issued, for the
purpose Of having her Dover in said
Lands, allotted and set apart, to-wit:-
The South East Quarter, Of the South
! West Quarter, Of Section Number 81, in
Township Number 4, of Range Number
4, East; contaning3 SO 9-l00 Acres-The
West Half, of the South West Quarter
dissection Number q, in Township Mum
4, Of Range Number 4, East; containing
I 30 49, 100 Acres.-The South East Quar-
/ ter Of Section Number 2l, and the East
Half Of the North East Quarter, Of Sec
ton Number 28-a'so, the South East
Quarter, Of the North East Quarter, of
Section Number 60, III Township Mum.
Der 4, Of Range Number a, East; contain
ing 276 49-l00 Acres.-The North West
Quarter, Of the South West Quarter, OF
Section Number %, in Township Mum.
Der A, Of Range Number 4, East; contain.
ing 40 17-l00 Acres.-The East Half
~ OF the South Yves. Quarter, OF Section
I Number %, in Township Number A, OF
Range Number 4, East; containing 80
4l-l00 Acres.--The East Half, Of the
South East Quarter, of Section Number
20, in Township Number 4, Of Range
Number 4, East; containing so 41-l0o
Acres.-The South West Quarter, Of the
South West Quarter, Of Section Number
f9, in Township Number A, Of Range
Number 4, East; containing 40 1900
Acres.-The Yves! Half, Of the North
West Quarter, of Section Number OF, in
township Number 4, Of Range Number
4, East; containing 80 $4,000 Acres
The West Halt, Of the North East Quar-
ter, and the North West Quarter, Of the
North West Quarter, Of Section Number
e8, in Township Number A, Of Range
Number 4, East; containing 100 6i-10o
Acres-and containing in all 1888 9-1O0
Acres.-And further to do and suffer such
\ other thing as shall be considered ofthem.
and ordered by the said Court in the pre-
misses.
>SAAAAA WITNESS the Hon. JoHN
WALKER, Judge OF the Pro
bate Court of Amite County,
the 4th Monday Of December,
WV I843.
Issued, eth January, 1911.
S,R. DAVIS, CLERK.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

I'm PURSUANCE of Deed of Trus
executed to mo by John Travis, Sen'r.
bearing date The 25th day of October, in
the year l84s, and duly recorded in the
Probate Clerks Office, in Liberty, for the
purpose Of securing the payment,of GER.
tain debts therein mentioned, will expose
at public auction, for Cash, before the
door Of the Court House, in Liberty, on
Saturday the Sixth day OF July, 1914, the
following described negro property, to-
wit:--Caesdr, Prince, Charles, Lepis,
! rank, Dave, Elsa, Sally, Miig, Belly,
Polly, CLANCY, Nance, Mariah, Lefty, Sci
ny, CiciH, Sarah and Becca. Also, one
gray Mare, one dark Horse, one Wagon,
and two yoke Of Oxen, and four mich
Cows. will convey such title 10 the
purchaser or purchasers as was vested in
the said John Travis, Sen'r., at the time
of executing the above Trust Deed.
JAMES BRADHAM,
Trustee.
January |, 1914. limo
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iErTRnA Of Administration % shc
ls.lalo II toiioicgg INF, senior, decsas.
cd, having loon granted 20 The undofsign'
cd, NJ lhp Novombor Term, ig4s, of tho
Probate Court Of Amiio county, Mlssis'
sippi. An those Indebted 70 The said DO
caasod, nte required 10 make lmmodia
payment, and those having claims against
lho same, aro requested 70 present then
duly authenticated within the tins pres
cribod by law, or they will be foroyol
barred.
w. l.. HUFF,
H. NJ DAVIS.
Liberty, Miss Dec "a 1913 40wG
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N. HUNTINGTON, Trustee.
January 3, 1914. 44m6
January s, 1914.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"A 4 the February Term, 1914, Of the
H Probate Court Of Amite County, We
will present our account as Executors Of
Samuel S: Fdbrigue, deceased, for final
settlement and allowance.
ARCHIBALD BUlE,
NANCY III BJlIE,
Executors.
January 6, 1914, 44w3
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January 81, 1914.

NOTICE.
A T the March Term, 1914, of the
"a Probate Court of Amite County,
will present my account as Guardian o
Mary A. Jackson, Maria L. Jackson, and
Robert A. Jackson, minor heirs of James
Jackson, deceased, for final settlement
and allowance.
WILLIAM N LUMPKIN,
Guardian.
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N0TICE.

NOTICE.
SEALED proposals will be receiv ed
- by The Commissioners, until the 9Th
day Of February, 1914, for the enclosing
of the Public Square. in the Town of Lib
erty, Amiie County, Mississippi, The
work TO be done in the following manner
The fence to be of posts and rails--the
posts to be Of the best lightwood pine, 6
by inches in thickness at the ground,
and 4 by 5 inches at the tops feet high,
and 2 feet in the ground, with rails in
each pannel-the rails to be inches wide
and two inches in thickness, of good cart
pine, we'll dressed. Said fence TO be capt
with good heart pine, inches wide, and
inches in thickness, TO be bevelled from
the top centre.--Also, with sets of dou-
BILE steps to be 8 feet in length. Said
Square 10 be levelled, and the gullies fill
ed up--the whole to be gravelled, and at
each corner Of the Court House 10 be paw
ed with good brick l2 feet square, (as the
Commissioners may explain.) The I'M
dertaker will be required to give bond
and security, for the completion OF the
work, according to his contract.
u. p. BUTLER,
N. CHALFANT,
JNO. WALKER,
Commissioners.
Liberty, January 8, 1914. 45w4
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NOTICE.
A T the March Term, 1914, of the
IA Probate Court of Amite County, !
will present my account as Executor OF
Cecil Nelin, deceased, for final settlement
and allowance, at which time, sl persons
can attend, if they think pro-
per.
GILBERT NELIN,
Executor.
January 10, 1874. 45w3