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JEWELLERY. &C.

JEWELLERY, &C.
Fine Gold, Fink 4. pas. Pink Anne
ihysi. Ruby and Enamclled Breast Pins
Finger Rings and Ear RIGGS,
ladies' and 6enuemen's fine Col,
Guard Chains,
Silk, Braid, and Elastic Guards.
Fine Gold, Gill, and Steel Fob Chains
and Vest Chains,
Gold and Silver Pencils and Thimbles
Gold, Gilt, and Steel Watch Keys,
Gold and Silver Spectacles,
Gold Bracelets, Gold Clasps, and Lock.
ct HIPS.
Silk Velvet Reticules. (steeI mounted. !
Silver Hair and Head Pins, and fine
Capotes,
Fine Coral, Gold and Jet Studs,
Miniature Cases, Tooth Picks, Bod.
kins, &c.
CUTLERY, &c.
Pen-kniyes, fof Rogers make,l
ndEofs, anu nazur ssfrups. -
Silver Spoons and Butter Knives,
Scissors and Key Rings,
Seal Stamps and Steel Pens.
Steel and German Spectacle Cases,
Music Boxes. Money Purses. &c.
and many oihct articles too ;sdinus 10 men.
ton.
.ES Watches aad cloeksof al desrrit,,ions
Cleaned and repaired in his accustomed sppe.
rior style. $3.50
LEMUEL LYNCH.
Hoyemher 10
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s sp"" spi's 'erdigris, tdry and in
q. Camphor Terra lie ss;oro
Opinn Iymbar -
- '.cao scrmnI"n, BrUnzcs
IAN. Tan" 'af'ar L'ns"ed 0il Lamp oil,
aloes T,nn,.. a.,
Cal"n,rl (bes') httl f''
Snpr. Cor. Soda Snan;.h R,o,, vo,.
Rhubatb lp.cac. Jalan tian R.d
Magnesia, Quicksilver I,dipo fbcst P,o,.n,
qua r"waers and M1rtilia)
Balsnm Copavia S,onc
Sas'is soap L"gwood, camwood,
u"m Arabic Redwood
?. Dhms'one Corhnral, Red Sanders
rpMer sulphur Cologne, Florida, and
ou'Phale morphine Toilet Water
a.e.a.e o" Extracts, otto Rose,
n"Ia'e O" Fancy Soaps
,u'ph mime Brushes Of all kinds
Castor oil, lin bottles Pepper, Mustard sn;cc
ana oarrei.) Mace, Nulmees. Gin.
Swee' VI do do ger,
Spirits TurpentIne do Glue. Inks Of al, kinds
Best Salad Oil Patty. Shoe giaekino
lifnoria (best Coiogna) Surpiraland Dental In.
White Lead, I'm kegs sirumen,s and Medi.
ato dry1 cal Books
l.'tharse, Red Lead Window Glass Of all
Crone Green sizes
crorne Yellow Coach va,n;.b
Croms Red Coral dn
Paris Green Janan do
Pfussian Blue t. c.
.-.t TYLER & HILL. |
Wholesale Druggists.
August Fl. 90 fe'efSO%tg' va "a.
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NEW WATCHES
a n d Je w @ lie ry,

ftHE subscriber has jas, received from Phi
ladelphia new and splendid assortment
81 articles IN his liae, 10 which he invites Inc
aiiention Of his irienJs aud the public gene.
rally; among which ;Ie he followini:
Fine Gold and Silver Lever and Verge
Watches.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1845-11-15
n a tch e z

"HE Subscribers have just received,
direct from the manufactures, on
Consignment, the following rticles which
they offer for sale al UNUSUALLY Low PRI-
cES, and on ACCOMMODATING TERMS;
$50 pieces Missouri and Ky. Bagging,
$50 coils " Rope,
90 bales Baling Irvine
80 Kentucky Jeans and Linseys,
10 LowellS,
E. Carers Patent Improved Cotton Gins,
Bates, Hyde & Cos. (EagIe) do do do
Also, 500 pairs superior three point
BLANKETS. and variety of articles
suitable for plantation use.
The subscribers will make LIBERAL
CASH ADVANCES on Cotton shipped
Burke, Watt & Co., New Orleans, and arc
to receive Cotton on storage, lie
FIRE PROOF SHEDS.
WATT, BURKE g. CO.
Commerce street.
Natchez, Oct 10, 1916. 33w13
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
ENHE undersigned having been ap-
4 pointed commissioners 10 receive
and audit claims against the estate Of Jes-
Sc Mccoy, deceased, reported Insolvency
by the Probate Court of Amie county,
Mississippi, at the May Term, ls45, will
meet at the Court House'in the town Of
Liberty, for that purpose on the LIST Wed.
nesday in each month for he next ensu.
ing six months.
BARTLETT W. SMITH,
IVY F, THOMPSON,
Commissioners.
may 81, 1915. I3m6
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ArATE Or MIaaIaaIrpl.

ANTE COUNTY
~ an pffigm Hisrtad ~ Me- Rfal IT,
mie NJ llARBFaf Farm dscsa'sd
NutmiyuI
NUU are hereby cited 10 be and pef,
sonally appear before the Probate
Court u said County,
On the Fourth Monday " January, 1870,
and show cause, II any you Gao, Why
The same should not DO ordered ~ be-
sold, lowiii
Tho east halt Of tho south west quarter
Of section number thirty one, in town.
ship twelve, Of range three east the west
hall Of the south vest quarter OF section
number thirty one, IN township twelve,
Ioffangc three east the north east quarter
of section number one, in township clcy
len, Of range two east the west hall Of
the south east quarter Of section numbcf
thirty one, In township twelve, Of range
three cast; the west half oil the north
west quarter Of section number ckht, IN
township eleven, of range three east; al.
SO, the cast half Of the north east quarter
Of section number seven, in township
eleven, Of range three east all lying and
being in the county of Ga2oo, and State
of Mississippi
AIso--the south west quarter Of sec.
ton number nineteen, township three, of
range five east; the south west quarter Of
the north west quarter of section number
nineteen, in township three, Of range
r. l,.. an ~ ni
section number twenty four, in township
three, Of range four east; Also, the north
west quarter of the north west quarter
and the north west quarter OF the south
east quarter Of section number nineteen,
in township three, Of range five east;--
Also, the north east quarter and the east
half Of the north west quarter Of Sec
ton number twenty four, in township
three, Of range four east; Also, the west
half Of the north west quarter Of section
number thirty, in township three, OF
range five east, all lying and being in the
county Of Amite, and the STATE Of Missis-
sippi
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIle Republican for
the time prescribed by law.
,u..,. WITNESS the Honorable
S&NN&. JOHN WALKER, Judge OF
NNYS$ the Probate Court of Am;e
county, at the Court House
TWW thereof, on the Fourth Mon
day OF October, A. D., one thousand eight
hundred and forty five.
Issued this Goth day of October, l845,
S. R. DAVIS, Cl'k.
BY B, Wade Smith, Dep. Crk.
Nov. |, l645. 35w6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

10Y VIRTUE of an order from the
ID Honorable, the Probate Court Of
Amite county, Mississippi, granted at the
October Term, 1916, the undersigned, ad,
ministrator of the Estate Of Zachariah
Lea, late of said county, deceased, will
proceed TO sell at he late reseence Of the
said deceased, on a credit of twelve
months, on Monday and Tuesday,
The 8tb and 9th of December, l845,
The following described real estate belongs
ing to the estate Of the said deceased, viz:
The north east quarter Of section number
thirty one, township number two, Of range
number six east, containing one hundred
and sixty acres, and north west quarter
of section number thirty one, of town
ship number two, Of range number six
east, containing one hundred and sixty
acres, and the east half of the south
east quarter of section number twenty
FIVE, township number two, of range
number five east, containing eighty
3S-lO0lhs acres, and the south east quar-
ter of the south west quarter OF section
number thirty, and the north west quar-
ter of the south west quarter Of section
number thirty, township number two, Of
range number six east, containing eighty
acres. more or less, and the west half of
the south east quarter Of section number
thirty one, in township number two, of
range number six east, containing eighty
acres.--Containing in all, five hundred
and sixty acres of land, lying and being
in Ami,e county, and in the district OF
lands subject to sale at Washington, Mis-
slssippi,
The purchaser or purchasers, will be
required 10 give notes with sufficient and
approved security.
ALFRED NJ. LEA,
Administrator.
November I945 35w6
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Valuable Property
FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
WILL SELL, at public auction, on
the fist Saturday, it being the
Sinh dan of December, l94L,

N WILL SELL, at public auction, on
the first Saturday, it being the
Sirth day Of December, l84J,
my PLANTATION, lying about eigh
miles Forth of Liberty. Said plantation
contains one hundred and seventy six
acres OF Iand--eighty acres in cutva-
ton. The land is of excellent quality,
and is situate on the west prong Of the
Amite river, There is a comfortable
dwelling house, and sufficient number
of necessary outbuildlngs on the place,
with plenty Of excellent spring water ad-
jacent. The above land, and improve
ments, will be sold on credit of twelve
moa,hs. Purchasers will be required to
give notes with sufficient and approved
securities.
Also, will be sold a: the some time and
place, my stock of HORSES, SHEEP,
HOGS. CATTLE, FARMING UTEN-
SILS, one ROAD WAGON, &C., &c.
The above articles will be sold also on a
credi, of twelve months, and the same Sc.
curity required.
Also, my stock of CORN and FOD.
DER, will be sold on credit TIL the first
day OF January, 1916.
MUNFORD MCGEHEE.
October 25, 1916. Saws
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI,


10 an pffsgaa 'a,efsVd N No. Reai
Estate ~ Br'AB Dnos, dffsg'sd
tHftfiaHI
" OF are hereby cited 70 b. and pofi
n sonnlly appear before The PROBATE
Court N AmIio county
IN me- Fourth MoHiag n JanpafH 1910,
aud show ptusu, 4 any you can Why the
same should not bo ordered TO DO cold,
lo.witi
The south tast quarter Of section mum
tef Eighteen, and the east half Of the
north east quarter Of section humbof nlno.
teen both of township number lUuf M
range number siS, east, Of the bases nor
dian line eoDlang 237 atres=asoil land.
lying aud being ethe county Of AmIDc
and State aforesaid
It's further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodyillc Republican, roi
the time prescribed by law.
ANA, WITNESS the Honorable
.,2N0Nt. JONI WALKER, Judge of the
ANX4E Probate Court Of said Couu
S ty,at the Court House there
THWN Of on the Fourth Monday Of
October, A, d., One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and lortyiye,
Issued this Goth day Of October 1915.
s. r. DAVIS, Cl'k,
BY B. w. Smith, Dep. Cl'k.
November |, 1915. 30w6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the
I'D honorable, the Probate Court Of
Amite county, granted at the October
Term, 1915, the undersigned, administra.
tors, on the estate Of John SibIey, senior
deceased, will proceed TO sell, on
Monday the lst day Of December, 1915,
all the personal estate belonging to the
estate OF the said deceased, consisting of
Twenty one Negroes,-the stock of Hor-
ses, Hogs, Cattle, Wagons. Oxen, Farm
ing utensils, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, Corn and Fodder, one set Of Black
smith tools, &c, &c, &c.
The above described property will be
sold OH a credit till the first day of Janu'
airy, 1847. Purchasers will be required
to give notes with sufficientand approved
security.
CHARLES J. WALL,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

ANTE COUNTY, S.
To all persons interested IN the Real
Estate of john SpURLocK, Deceased 49,
GREETING:
VOU are hereby cited TO be aud per-
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county,
On the Fourth Monday Of January, 1916,
and shew cause, if any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold,
to-wlt:
The west hale of the north east quar-
ter of section number ten, in township
number three, of range number five, east,
containing 80 $1,000 of an acre-said
lands lying and being in the county Of
Amite and State aforesaid.
tits further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIle Republican, for
the time prescribed by law
>>.,I., WITNESS the Honorable
SNS&k, JOHN WALKER, Judge of
ANN8< the Probate Court of Amite
county. al the Court House
THVN thereof, on the fourth Mon.
day of October, A. D., one thousand
eight hundred and forty five.
Issued ;his 29lh October 1845.
S. r. DAVIS, Clerk,
By B. w. Smith, Dep. Cl'k
November /, 1915. 35w6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
may 81, 1915.


ANTE COUNTY, $. S.
To all persons interested in the Real Is.
tate of GEORGE McGEHEE, deceased, and
WILLIAM JONES, decedSeI-G GREETING:
W CU are hereby cited 10 be and per-
sonalIy appear before the Probate
Court Of Amte county, on the
Fourth Monday Of November, l845,
and show cause if any you can, why tho
following Real Estate belonging to tho
said deceased's Estates, should not bo or
to be sold, to-wt:
The north west quarter and the ives,
half Of the north east quarter of section
number twenty-nine, in township, number
three, of range number four, east-said
lands lying and being in the county Of
Amite and State aforesaid.
1t is further ordered by the Court that
this Citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and Woodville Republican, Tor
the time prescribed by law.
,.IM.,. WITNESS the Honorable
SSEV, JOHN WALKER, Esqr., sole
NY$ and presiding Judge OF the
Probate Court Of said coun.
TWVN ty, the Fourth Monday of
September, A. D., one thousand eight
hundred and forty.fve.
Issued this cath Sept, A. D., I845.
s. R, DAVIS, Crk.,
BY B. w. Smith, Dep'y Crk.
September 81, 1915. SOw6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
ANTE County. 6.


To all persons interest ed in the Real
Estate of LEWIS WEATHERsBY, decedS
ed-GREETING:
NOU are hereby cited 10 be and per-
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the
Fourth Monday Of January, 1916,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to be
sold, to-wit:
The north west quarter OF section num-
Der seventeen, in township number three,
Of range number five, east. The east
half Of the south east quarter Of section
number nine, in township number four, of
range number five, east, The west half
of the south west quarter of section num-
Der eight in township number three, of
range number FIVE, east. The east half
Of The north west quarter Of section num-
Der seven in township number three, Of
range number five, east. The east half
of the south west quarter Of section mum
Der eight, in township number eight, of
range number five east. The east half
of the south west quarter Of section mum,
Der seven, in township number four Of
range number five, east. The north west
quarter Of section number eighteen, in
township number four, of range number
five east, and the north east quarter Of
section number eighteen, in township
number four, Of range number FIVE, east.
Also, the south east quarter of section
number twenty-five, in township number
one, Of range number FIVE, east, situate
in the county Of Amite and State alore-
said.
1t is further ordered by the court that
this citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodviIlc Republican for
the time prescribed oy law,
,>AIs..s., WITNESS the Honorable
ANeE. JOHN WALKER, sole and
= sNNS presiding Judge of the Probate
Court of of imi'o county at
the Cour; House thereof, on the Fourth
Monday of October, A. d., one thousand
eight hundred and forty-fye.
Issued this goth October 1916.
S. r. DAVIS, CFk,
BY B. w Smith, Dep. Cfk.
November 1, 1916. 35w6
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NOTICE.

VNZE have just opened, and have for
" sale at extremely low prices, a
superior assortment Of Saddles and Bri-
dies. Lady's saddles at prices from ST.
to $40. Gents saddles from $l5 10 $50,
including all styles. We invite the at
tention of the public,
HITCHCOCK a. BARNEY.
November 8, 1915. SO
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To all persons interest ed in the Real
Estate of LEWIS WEATHERsBY, deceaS
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1845-11-15

abundant love for the poor Poor ignorant Leo
poLD Get Sub-treasury at once, and pull down
your tariff
ANOTHER FRENCH VIEW OF ANNExATIoN.
is much in the following remarks of the De-
bats on this subject:
Notwithstanding all the noise made the other side Of
the Atlantic, the parties there have yet come to blows
Nations, well individuals, have the guarthere de
Rabeais The Mexican treasury empty and this per-
haps Fortunate for empty purse will prevent from
hitting foes The dsproporon between her and that
Of the American Union is evident leave the Of
contest between themin moments doubt between the
two Powers under such circumstances end only dis
membermen of the Mexican territory The United States
wait only for opportunity to California they have
done with Texas therefore they ask for nothing better than
an excuse to 80 to for they know they back
with two additional provinces instead Of one Mexico there
fore, will be wise if she makes virtue of necessity This
sacrifice moreover, would her much She has
mourned for the loss of Texas quite long enough and she
would doubt have done much better had she taken the
good advice her. and have earlier acknowledged the
Independence of the Republic instead of waiting until
could no longer be refused The absorption OF Texas IN The
American Union is accomplished fact Mexico,
which could reduce its evoed province to subsection
when stood alone, much less do that 1t sus
tanned by the phaanxes of the United States. Besides has
the Mexican Government any real wish to to war This
very doubtful All her all her Proestatons, all he
appeals to arms may be nothing than eectoneerng
manauvres The elections for the Presidency TO take
place beginning Of August Now, if the annexation
of Texas excellent electoral watchword Tor Tyler and
Polk why should the econques Of Texas be equally
good Mexico for General Herrera General Almone
This of acting upon the people equally used in both
countries Anarchy unbded and democracy unbounded
both ignazed by the On both sides the
couriers of popular favor take the shortest road the pas
addresses itself without scrupe the ambition
and spirit OF aggranizement in young Republic, and the
other to the puerile pride and vanity of old We
know yet what have been the Mexican elections,
whether any internal revolution has afforded any diver
sion the belcose demonstration of the Government of the
Republic but in any case, if Mexico really wishes go
necessary for her make such violent outcres
and much less if she does entertain this desire"
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A correspondent of the Boston Atlas furnishes
the following description of scenes and incidents
on the route between Client and Antwerp, in
the province of Belgium, having been witnessed by
him during recent pedestrian excursion through
hat of
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NADER

Thfre seems 70 be general and stimuli.
sanenus movement lsays lie Wilmington
Chronicle, making throughout the Sanlh-
en States 20 remedy The excessive pro-
dnciion Of the great st.ple Of The country.
We cut the fOllo~ing fIom the New-Or-
leans Bulletin. one Of he ablest papers q
the South:
IL j. very evident from lhe present
condition and prospects OF the cotton mar
ket. that The planters OF the Southwest
must turn their attention, in some degree.
70 other articles Of culture than that single
staple. Among The commodities which
have been mentioned as likely 10 flourish
IN this climate, is thai Of Nader, which
VII certainly remunerate the planter, if il
can be successfully cultivated. Ithas not
been grown 10 the United States 10 any
considerable extent until within five or
six years. Within that time number Of
agriculluralisls in Western New York and
IN Ohio and other Of the Western states,
have introduced il with good success in
their fields. Il is believed that in amild-
er climate il can be grown 10 eyen more
advantage"
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COTTON AT THE SOUTH.

The editor of the Georgia Journal
gives the following advice to the planters
Of the south.
"lf you owe money, the best and WIS
est course for you to pursue will be TO
sell property and pay, rather than ,op plant
largely in cotton expectingto realize there
from enough to pay your debts. "Coston
is down." and will stay down. SO long
as there is SO great superabundance OF
it made, as there has been for three years
past. The European markets are crowd
ed with it. Spinners have. some OF them,
more than years supply already pur-
chased, and many Of them are provided
for, for length Of time Ear beyond their
provision at any former period. With
these facts before you, will you not re-
solve to plant less, plant Iesss Have you
not in your neighborhood a fine stream af-
fording water power for a Mill or Manu-
fictoryi If you have, make an effort to
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build. eitheramill iogrindcorns and wheat,
o. construct q mandatory. and eel he
spindle u motion. Ifnol This. plant mare
whesi-n0ur all command money A.
well As colon. Plant more corn and raise
hegs-improge your stock Of an kinds
manure your lands. and thus raise the va
loe Of ihem. In short. do any ding lhai
affords lheleasl chsnee Tor profit. bui plant
less eollon!"
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CHAPTER XI.
The School.

While conversing at the table. Conrad
Introduced The objec, OF bic heart 10 has
familiar companions. Josephine listened.
as she always did when he spoke, most al
tenlively, and gave the most lively APP
pretal. She asked permission 10 be het-
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CHAPTER TX.
The Preacher and his Congregation

- NC RCoSAl0I altet Ms ~,Ol'sts
We become OF last familiar with the
most disgusting object, why should wenot
also ge, used 10 those which are besutl'
lui! Conrad, however. could not be at
ease with Josephine, even after they had
lived In the same house for weeks. II was
very singular that on no day did she ap-
pear as she had done on The preceding
one. but seemed every day different. be-
ing. He was friendly and Intimate with
all in the house, and each person was go
with him. But with Josephine, be could
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CHAPTER XIII.
News Of Mr.. Marble.

One morning, when the family were al
breakfast, messenger. sent expressly by
the banker Smith, entered the room. He
brought letters. Conrad read them, and
became pale as death. The others kept
modes,ly silent, but his change Of color
did not escape their observation Hegave
his direction 10 his messenger; went 10 his
room and locked himseifup. He also did
not come 10 the table al dinner time. Mrs.
Walter carried him his dinner to his room.
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q al sssinsi thai elssse. sad w.s only
happy % fad im@sdialsly . waman she
nanld tsks the lilils cares of hosss-ksep-
ing cd bis hands.
10 ihe sane seek lord Wsllsnro,h eel
osi nth Gerard for Alleek. inslslIed hin
sish al paper form - his olhee. and lsfs
him wnh Mu. Wslssf.
caaPrza wvtt