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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

tt- NEW LINE OF PACKETS FOR LIVER
4tTT PoQL.-Packet Of the 2ls; Of Maych-The sleudd
aud ta,ortte packet ship lOTTlNGUER (G00
bnrhen,) Capt. Ira Bursey wall SAL on THURSDAY 2lst
March, her regular day.
The ships OF this line being all 1000 upwards per-
about embark for the Old Country will fail
the tNauises 10 be derived from selecting tins line prefer
90 oher their capacity renders them
way more comfortable an convenient ta ships of smaller
class and their accommodations well known, SUPP
any others Those shng bsi tbs should not
fail 10 make early application on board
w. 81. T. TAPSCOTT
heir General PASSAGE Office, Is Peck SLIP Souh-st
The holungner viii s, from Liverpool on the 9Th OF May
feSons wishing rosrd for their friends can have them brought
this magnificent packet, ANY OF The line sail
uS the S th, litii 10th 2st aud 26th every month
Drafts for any able demand. without dis
,oont, ali the pncral of England Ireland, Seek;
land or Wales, constantly FOR sale above.
The ROSClUS viii succeed the Hotiusuer and sail on
the Both OF NaTch> mh3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

sasS PEOPLES LINE BETWEEN
- NEw.YoRK AND ALBaNY-.qrrange
sss2sg24ment for lStl-IlIe DO ats of this Line have
been improved enlarged fitted up the style Of
comfort aud elegance that they cannot fail to satisfy the
most astIdious.
The KNiCKERBOCKER, Captain ST. john and
The ROCHESTER, Captain Houghton,
York daily at O'Clock, NJ. (suudays excepted) aud
The COLUMBIA, Captain =, and
The CURTIS PECK, Captain Peck
will form the O'Clock evening Mail Line. running daily and
landing at all the intermediate places.
.4lbany Day Line bet,ocen Nec York and 6any tor 1874
The new aud splendid steamboats, NORTH AMERl
CA and SOUTH AMERICA, will run daily (Sundays ex
above boats large and airy and OF first speed They
have been newly embeshed and every
particular worthy OF the decided patronage of the public 22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

EOK SALE--A very deElrabe country residence,
beautifully located the suburbs Of jersey City, the
south road leading Bergen Town continuing one aui
half Of garden aud five Of meadow. with
neat house and Kitchen built in modern sty aud
we'll adapted for large family excellent wei OF water
and large orick a arge building the pfem
suitable for carriage house. barn and stable has
handing view of New York nay and harbor and within Is
minutes walk Of jersey City feuy-wiIl be sold with
without the Al III be sold adjoining the same
ground for raising poultry and vegetables nursery
manu- featuring purposes there IS on the premises large
house. which could BE- rerted factory
with creek within 40 feet of the building nay'gahe for
small boats will be sold separately altogether Tt NJ
dsputabie aud easy the greater
bond and mortgage ssongIven Immeately 4 required
For further particu enquire OF PETER BEN ESD
Jersey city the ferry. Of A. C. Milford Builder
EaIsimug corner Of Kellogg and Newark avenue.
mi oyy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
gsnCV. aaOUSEMAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS

DREPARED aud sold wholesale by JOIN j.
4 DAVIS city OF Hudson, Columbia county, ~ Y and
for sale III this city at 'sh-le,ae and retail b.
JANE, :. AsPINwALL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

AsA FARMERS, MERCHANTS, AND Me-
SI:a CHANCES LAND, LOAN AND EXCHANGE
si. Eat this Office be found greater variety
opopertv for sale or tor exchange than any Gte! Office
Factories Water Power, Wild Lands, Houses. and Lots
almost ey0ry city and State in the Union Loans made
change manu- acued articles for good productive
property for valuable wild lands will find their
est 10 through this Office All business entrusted 70
NIT A P. SMITH. 81 Libertv-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

yEsss FARM FOR SALE-To be sold at auction,
49, April The 9Th, on the premises By the Commissioners
appointed by the Orphans Court OF ths County OF Ber-
gen State OF Nsw-jersey small Farm, containing eleven
aud hreeGuaIer acres belonging the Of Henry j.
Yansaun deceased situated the Hackensack River in the
township Of New Barbados about fourteen mes from to;
boken On the premises good Dwelling House Barn. and
excellent Orchard Of apple and pear The eahen.
business carried By George Wolfk and it we'll
calculated for brickmaking that business carried
with success few years 1t has rented annually for
hundred an! t 19lias o5 s,ths5 particulars inquire of
or of HENRY BANTA, Commissioner,
tnhll Anil s. HaCAenSack. NrM-JerSeY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

ees.. "a I'm FOR oALi.-Ihe Subscriber offers
tsa for sale valuable Farm, situated in Goshen, Orange
u. County. " Y This Farm contains = acres OF tls
best quality of Land we'll watered by never failing stream
of wafer There are upon eight of fine chestnut timber
situated about hall mile from thu r. and Ere hall
Toas sufficiently elevated command an extensive view
adjacent country. and IS all RESPECTS admirably
adapted the location Of Country Seat Oae hall OF the
purchase money remain upon the place. secured By
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

Sales OF Real Estate as AuctiorS. March 90
By 4. j. Bleecker s; Co.
House and Is lots land fronting 10th and 2lststs
and Harlem River, with wharf. Sc $4,000
By Wilkins s. Rollins.
IS acres Of land in of Hyde Park On the pre-
mises double two story house, barn. stable Carriage
house, sc. &c. .So'oOO
By w. III. Franklin.
Premises No IS LewsstIeet lot Is feet front and
by 100 feet deep. 49,. .sI'elo
By J. III. Miller g. Co.
Lot No. sc Henry street IS by 100 feet 300
- 90 do. do. S3,610
I47 East Broadway, do. -. S3,aOO
bv 81 feet yo " So AIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

I1AIRBANhS'S PATENT PLATFORM SCALE'o
L The manufacturers have brought these Balances 10 very
great degree of Perfection and their notifications
have adapted them all the purposes for which iedv trans
actions are required b. weight IL the mechanical
and ACCURACY-accuracy not merely as specific point
aud 10 given amount but uniform every angle
the Platform thoug the entire ang from the loves,
to the biz CHEST capacity of the Balance.
These Scales keep their adjustment perfectly liza.
bic TO arrangement, and seldom any for ras
They are in OF the Railroads. In the United States,
aud in some of them they have been long the operation
being perfect the Dormant and Portable Scales for
weighing merchandise Merchants and others who have had
them in constant for OF years testify to their
uniform accuracy and the fact that they appear unaffected
BIZ veal These Scales have also been patented England
where they extensively used both private warehouses
and public railways.
EDWARD FIELD, No. Platr street, AMI
J. w. THORNE, No. ll8 Broad-str9rt,
ooo ODDLY New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

NOTICE of application for the discn l.lsiss.4
~ insolyent from his debts, pursuant TO ts II h.s
the third article OF the first ,itle of the fifth ch3gW sTE
cond part of the revised statutes JAMES do e.an
SON-Notice first published March iti Spn-,.",IId@
appear before Hon. Frederick Tamadse W., b.
citylo Newly York. at his Office No IS Nassau D. lg
saidclty OF New York, tia first day OF oisy' b sss
10 O'clock IN the forenoon Of that day. @H--l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

Ea FOR SALE ORTO LET.-Thc3 story BRICK
E:sS dwelling House with Basement and Counter Cellar
No 22i West 10Th street between 9th anu 9th Avenues
The above very convenient modern built house the
Immediate vicinity Of three lue of stages Apply
No. ISL Broadway or tc WILLIAM J. RO0ME, corner
OF 9Th Avenue and 2st streets.
Also be let frame stable in the Of the above prem
- ,Iorl, QIme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
!YHE und-rslgned, CIVIL ENGINEERS, Will

FHE Undersigned, DIV II EMU 4NII.Is.7' :" ~
make Surveys Estimates of COST aud report. for RAT
ways Canals Roads, Docks, Wharyes, Sustaining Walls
Bridges cfsysry description, with plans ana t''ca'i0H'
and when required, will superlnteud their execution
Tkey VIII measure and compute cubica quantities OF sari
or rock estiInats the OF removing thg same they "l
survey land and report the best mode Of rendering water
power available, and Of Openas Mines cad luarTes iey
will make drawings and specifications OF IN
machines and aid procuring letters PATENT the
.Aryices Of 1homa, T. Jones have been secured tor any
business requiring personal attendance At my
will for the sale o Letters ttSut hisoo ~
sliues Quanies Machinery, &c. u
Addres, either of the undersgnsd &C 8 MsfkhSns E1-
change New York EDWIN r; JOii = 49,
~ ti.LIANi htiiSE|E-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

NOTICE Of application for the dlscnaf s,i ~
the third article The first title Of the fifth c4p'sS "
ond Iart OF the ley.ei statutes. IRA WOOpaoSe
published March 7h Sii-credtor 10 appear p'T T {d
Frederick a. 1aIlnad<e Recorder OF The city o Ns.Ys.
at his office No. II Nassau street. the CITY ol n. e
the 18th day Of April a d. 1914, at 10 oc!oeso sss'
noon OF that day. IlIo -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

'ssss ,a., io,,. 90 Sacond -, ! 10 Ro,Y.
aud Second Avenue finished with MAHOGANY door;
figo Coon ws4 p1' b nonee
desired Rent moderate. Apply at % Second ST. Of FL
lows Rudd & Scudder, Maiden Lane. marie 2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

a-a FOR SALE IN The CITY or NEWARK
i;:;M "A House and pa acres of Land, situated South
AZ Broads,ree No l72 The House is Is feet front By
flushed Throughout Also good Stables F,uisTrees, SC
attached The premises For further particulars inquire OF
{, e.ts or OF WILLIAM PAUL, the premises % i'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21
COUTHOUY Isl NENERS,

dscp'lon c quality no. 10 be surpassed either at
home abroad.
Ihey continue keep rich Of Paper N,cle
Fancy Glass and P9rce!ain Superb FLOWEdK vAstSi
lich PORCELAIN SHADES for lamps; PORt ELAN
FIRE SCREENS; ALLUMlNETTE STAMPS, Tea
Bells Thermometers &c and complete stock OF Tea Trays
and TABLE Gu TLERY which they offer prices exactly
pIopOftioned 70 thu quality Of the articles milo I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

For terms and other particulars inquire OF JOHN r. AN
| DREWS, No Boome-strset, SH-I ok, OF the sub
| sc riber in Goshen CALVIN b. LUDIUM.
March 10th, 1914. mhli LOT"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

.sss a DESIRABLE PROPERTY.-For sale
:;E a small place containing 50 Of Land with
"a House and other improvements. The place very
pleasantly situated in Clintonve about miles west Of
New ak the cid Philadelphia road aud Within hours
ride from Newly or BY the Railroad aud stage. 1t is de-
,Iahe place for person doing business the city for
retired gentleman. For further particulars nQurr Of
mil Inn WIN. HINTON. 20 Maiden Lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

BE the above property not soi b. the 2j day of
March will be offered public Auction that day,
the House Of L. l. Hathaway in the village OF Goshen, at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

ERESH MINED COAL just received, and will
J. be oled the ow price OF 81 so per delivered
part Of the city warranted be the best quality of Peach Or
chard Stove and Broken and Egg Also will be delivered
PETER CLINTON.
ian2i 2m. cor. of King and Greenwich
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

-osxV \
OFFICE OF THE REcstvEa 9 9P,tI
Old Aims House, I faSJ5d Al.
PURSUANT to the 9th Section Of TIC . M az {
New York." passed April To- 1873 Pubic n iSsI s
gwen TO all persons wh" have omitted 20 pay az 90 OF @
the same Is required TO be paid 70 ne al mi oiN'
the FIRST day OF April next. .,,;d on u .
On the Taxes Of 1913. whIcf may remain uHP pef
first day Of April uext, interest AZ the rae Az W
I'm viii be charged calculated from Inc itN' 80
br last the day which the same De pda. NJ Apnl
On all Taxes remaining unpaid On tils J. md sd. o.
warrants will issue TO levy the same d. uisu'S'
SG rnha tap '-''' Il T MEKsTED. R.e:lZe1 .
OFFICE CaoroS AaUEpIe iou
RIO IRON FOUNDERS-Seaed, ?. pSSp ps d "
L be received by the subscrbe5 until me Ian%aela W.
next T. ~, the office Of th= Cro9n ISI6rebJ9
for forty COY SIX inch stop-cochs' also my
10 be delivered IS follows, VIZ:
10 stoi.cccks on the Isl A9fi:
IS do do 18th Apn.
Is do do lst May
Is Fire Hydrants on the lst Arri
i do do do lst May. -. hest tbI,
The material and workmanship 70 De OF ON. usr TIE ~
aud to be approved Of By the Water faI'r'0" "a
the hydrlnts b. with the estimates hrdrsss
ANY Information respecting the stop'c0ch A' re-
be obtained by enquiriDg at the Office acuedse! -.
10 deciding u9ou IN. proposals tn crotoL th -
mittse the night OF rejecting any 10 Coraltr
prove. 0' order Oh the efP aMaS A. COfF Bo
na,5r President Cotton Aqne4ue9.- =
C'OK SALE-A light Wagon, lnasa a,Iuaas.,
L ALFRED ROACH. NO ~; he Marine coz
mn u lw ofa' VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

w. TO LET-From lst May next. three
III story modern brick Hause No Attorney street, well
LIN flushed and 10 good order. line of stages Wall
street one which passes within 200 the house
ten minutes Rent $3.50 Inquire Of H. NJ Car
ener on the premises OF Z. D. Brown, Grand ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

eTsA FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-farm as
@ follows: of l62 200 g. g. S. 30 80 and 90 acres
all handsome improved farms within 90 miles OF New
York city and will De sold exchanged great bargains.
2Sf # i. p. SSiIIH 83 Liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

New York. ApiI 9Ih, 1872.
Such tests III the that the quality Of
our manuacture-particuiarly Hqney Dear Fine Cmt
Cae,cing and Smoking Tobacco, by possibility be
SURPASSED and 10 notear an competition inaIaiac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-03-21

ri FOR SALE, a handsome Country Seat at
IA New Brunswick y. having fine dwelling and out
budings with 6acres ofhighv cultivated land Terms
lsy. Apply 10 A. P. SMITH, IS Liberty-st. E6 Il
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04

An extract from a speech of THOMAS
II. BENTON, delivered 10 tho SENATE,
on tho Independent Tfonsury Bill, on
the i4ih March, 1898, and 81 that limo
dovoutly believed In, by every Loco
In the land,
"rhis Is tho question: and hold tho
negative Of IL; for Of oil governments
under tho sun, Reservations are admitted
to be the most eboninablc! They are
the worst governments ever known.--
Vengeance and persecution are their
ruling passions, and indemniiication for
lost time, their main occupation. II has
been so in all ages, and in oil countries,
and will be so forever. Anclents and
modernism Asia, Africa, Europe, and
America, the same passions govern the
restored party, modified only by the diff
(erent degrees of civilization which pre-
vail. With the Romans, il was proscrip-
ton and exile--ihe aque ct ignis inter-
dicto. In Asia and Africa, the restored
chief guis his savage vengeance in acts
Of brute violence upon his helpless enc
mics. In Europe, more courtly me-
thods accomplish the degradation, and, il
need be, the destruction of the defeated
party. In England, the restoration OF
the Sluarls was the signal for inlestng
the country with delators, inIormers, &
spies: for labrcaiing meal-tub and rye,
house plots, for sending the Sydneys
and Russells to judicial slaughterj fol
filling the prison with patriots, the Par
lament with bills Of attainder, and tn
Kings palace with DULLES and assassns
In France, the restoration of the OLE
Bourbons brought with it executions, ex
lies, prosecutions, infringement of char
tered liberties, and war on every liberia
idea. Here, in our own America, w
have constitutional guarantees for the
protection Of personal rights; but of wha
avail against the passions and power o
party, le, the fate Of President Jackson
adjudged unheard by his enemies on TIN
hoor--convicted of an impeachable o
fence wi,hout the form OF trial let h
fate tell Yes, sir; restoration, OF o
!, Governments, are the most odleus al
lintollerable No country has been abb
lin modern times, to endure one OF theI
The English chased off the Stuarts; I
French chased away the old Bourbons
&c.
*"This is the question"--Shall Mart
Van Buren, be restored TO powerf al
Thomas II. Benton "holds the negative
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04
From the Columbus miss, Democrat.

We have been shown lock of Cotton,
direct from the Northern India, which
was sent in letter, written by young
gentleman from this county, who has
been employed by the British Govern
ncnt, to superintend the cotton growing
interest Of that Government, in India, 10
his relation, in the neighborhood Of this
place.
The seed Of the cotton, appear 10 be
smaller than is common in this country.
The lint is fine, but very short. We
give below some extracts from the letter,
in the very language Of the writer, 10
show his views upon the subject OF cotton
growing in that country, and likewise 10
prove 10 the regulators Of this Stale,
how dear the honor OF an Americana
birth place is to him, even in the ends OF
the earth. 1t is to be hoped this express
sion of honorable feeling, Of patriotism,
by son Of the South, now in distant
land, perhaps never 10 return again, will
bear with due weight upon the minds Of
those, who think lightly OF State and Ma
tonai honor, and who, for fear Of being
taxed heavily, dare subject themselves to
the unanimous condemnation of all en-
|lightened nations:- Vicksbnrg Wing. .
AGRA, NORTHERN INDIA, Dec. IA, l843."
"This part OIL world presents a gay
scene now. thare are about 40, 600 troops
assembled there, and are commencing
their march 10 war, 10 whip refractory
native State into obedience. This is con-
slant occupation Cor the army here, and
| Justify the course the British Govern
ment pursues, on the ground, that the
great body Of the people, are better OIL,
under their rule, than under the tyrani-
cal government Of their own native prin-
ces: but do not, however, think, that
the English do as much to benefit the
people, as is expected ofa christian ma
ton. They tell me here how bad wo
treat the Indians, by taking their lands,
which is all we do; but | tellthem they
are not satisfied with the land, but they
make the people pay high rent Tor i
besides; and this is not enough they
take the salt which it produces, and the
cotton even IS taxed enormously; and !
have been fighting officially for the re-
mission Of il, and now have long docu'
ments upon my desk upon the SUBJECT.
The Right Hon. the Governor Gener-
al the Commander in Chief, and the Hon
The Governor Of the North Western
Provinces Of India are all here WIN theF
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE COUNTY, $. s.

ANTE OOUNTf,S. "a
n, III ,,rsOrs in crested IN The Real Is
\ tate Of GREEN G. CASTOR, deceased, -
GREETING:
|-wTOU are hereby cited TO be and per
sonally appear before the Probate
|,our, Of Amito County, on the Fourth
Hiordau in June neat, to shew cause, II
anv YOU can, why the following Real rs.
M s belonging TO said deceased's Estate,
mould not be ordered to be sold, to-wit;--
srhe east part Of the north east quarter Of
lection number 8, oftownship number 3,
n range number 4, cast; containing l32
scres three roods and thirty perches and
Twelve twen,y-ffths Of purchase, being
bounded and described as follows, viz
Beginning at a white oak at the north
IA corner Of said section, running south
a|ne hundred and fity four perches to o
IA oak stake, thence west one hundred
Ind thirty-eight perches and three links
u a pine stake, thence north one hundred
Ind fifty perches to laurel stake, thence
<astto the place OF mencement---said
&nds Is situated in Amite County. II is
br,her ordered by the Court that this
Citation be published in the Liberty Ad
,ocate and Woodyille Republican, for The
sime prescribed by law.
..A... WITNESS the Honorable,
John WALKER, Judge Of Pro
bate Of said County, th'
] Fourth Monday Of April, A
,ssSsVs D., One Thousand Eight Hun
|cd and Forty-four.
Issued GATH Aprit is4d.
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
A.;, OF laA4 8w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04

A CsvLoN LOVE- QUARRrL.-l saw at
CoyeQodde what the people called wa
between, as they told me. two
competitors for dark-eyed maid; one Of
the lovers, tho challenger, being highly
exasperated by the Pangs which the green
eyed monster, jealousy, generated IN his
heart. They both stood up 70 their
knees in the lake, opposite to each othor,
and. with their hands, constantly dashed
he water in curious and expert man
ner into each oihcr,s faces. ! saw the
combatantss thus, can scarcely say,
hotIy engaged, about nine in the morning;
and at three in the afternoon they were
sill hard at work, aud the battle was
lhen still doubtful, for, according 10 es-
lablished rules, whichever Of the two
no matter what may DO the
pretence or cause, stops first, It II be on
X for a moment, dashing water at his
adversary, is considered TO be yanqulshed
Hundreds Of people were looking on P.'
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04

PoINrs OF Horse. II was formerly
said that horse should have three
Qualities of a woman, three Of an OK
three Of mule, three of deer, three OF
wolf, three Of sheep, three of fox,
three of cat, and three ola snake. MIR.
Hooper OF the Western Farmer and
Gardener, gives the following interpre-
tation of this, from Denton Offut, the ami
NAL manager!
"Three Of woman, deep chest, full
bosom, long hair. Three OF an OK. eye,
nostril, joints. Ola mule, hoof, strength
perseverance,. Of a wolf, breast, loin,
lope. or sheep, face, patience, mild
ness. Oc fox, ear, tail, foot. Ola cat,
walk, action, leap. OF snake, sight,
memory and moultlng. "- Vicksbarg
Wing.
Ofut, whose name is mentioned above,
we are told, is much distinguished in
Kentucky, for his success in tanning ami
mails. His rules, (as given in the Far
mer and Gardener) seem to De simple
and rational. His first object is TO con-
fine the animals id small space. Then
approach them slowly and quielly-in-
duce them 10 eat salt from the hand--rub
them all over with the hands--always
moving the hand with the direction of the
hair--speak softly and smoothingly to
them, rubbing them at the same time a
bou, The face and head. Feed them mod
erateIy, so that they may be always read
Y 10 take food and water.--Neyer strike
them blow.
To prevent horse frem lying down
in harness, s'tie him down with a rope,
so that he cannot gel up, and keep him
SO ten hours. Then let him get up,
and work him for an hour. Give him
water from your hand, and Iced him.
this tends TO make him like you, re-
moves fear, and restores confidence"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-05-04
Trustees Sale.

NY VIRTUE Of Deed of Trust Elk
u ecuted by CHARLES w. Mcknight
to Z. M. Davis, to secure Simeon Avery,
William Jones, and John E. FIRTH from
certain liabilities therein named,Iand OF
Record in the Clerks Office of the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite County. | will sell to
the highest bidder on Monday the Esd
day of September, 1914, at the doof of the
Court House in Liberty, for cash, he
following described property. to vii;
One negro man Charles, and
negro man Abraham, and negro
girl Nella, one Mare and Colt,
Five work Steers, and one Ok
Wagon,
and convey such title to the purchaser as
is vested in me by he said Deed OF trust
the subsequent appointment OF me as
trustee,
WILLIAM C. HAIRED I,
TRUSTEE,
March 4 ta44 Inc