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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

THE Rock HARNoNIco~, MUsfcAi. PGSE srfcEs, SSD
ANctESr DtLCiMER'-Tnrsc wonderful instruments bsYr
win he services Of r Nelson, their Inventor b-eG s-rUr,
by n" manager OF the American HucuU. IN appear " ne
peGdif performances Of o-dy, ha'f past p ~ Thts
hv heard r Nelson Ia A great concert lat week al lF
Itb-mscie. have aoilc-d cncsm- Ia lrad bg
papeg- VIII need further inducefn-rt 10 vbit the nu-
BESIDE these the Dis-nlyng Vi.ws Hail Harrison,
thr OrgiEa Kentucky Mn-trrs &c. engaged mtsing
Dli Tor variety nGd interest uGeqJni- IN lie city
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

~ v 3. PALMER. ;he Agent for mos, ofue best Nsw'
papers Of all the ca- and principal throughout Tho
county FAR ARD receives Advertisements HE Corr"
'rv Newspaper dfuertii,ng AerCy. II tbs huildng-En'
The Coal Orr,cs. bj,l
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

~ PEALE's BEAUTIFUL PAINTING, The CoDrt o''
DeaM corner OF Broadway and Lconarj.s, open every
day this week from 10 A. NJ. till lOP N. Abundance
% cents Pupils Schools 2 cents Broadway stages
st.o a. the ,iuDr
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

The HALE PARTY II THE FIELp.-The seeding
members of the Loco Foco party, who boiled on
the Texas and Slavery issue and supported JoaS P.
HALE for Congress. held convention a; Concord a
few days since which was well attended. NATHAN
IgI 5. zRRY. Esq. of Hebron was nominated for
the office of Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

~ We invite the public attention to sale Of hand
some Household Furniture by Anthony j Beecser This
Day. hall past 10 O'Clock, at No West lsh street The
fourth house West from Broadway (Union-sqnare(-
The articles all Of the best quality and have been in
but two months. The raror Carpets super
Brussels Cunsoed) anl the Piano is OF Chickering's
best Catalogues al the house
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

Eg' Rev. CHARLES w. DESSIsoS. who has fig
ured somewha: consPicaousy Liberty party lsc-
turer and Seaens preacher has been unanimously
PEELED fro,n the First Baptist Church in Boston and de-
posed ro: the ministry charge ofying aud obtain
ing money under false pyetences. He has friends who
regard him as prosecuted man and he was 70 com
pr aching yesterday under the sanction Of The
Independ. Mt Bethel Society OF The port OF Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

10 Gen. SAMUEL FgSsENDzy, of Portland, has
been nominated by the Brneyites of Maine as their
candidate for Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

~ CoMsrocE Co. At No q Courianj.si have made
arnangemels their a7or.iory by addition OF
th- auDttcDfy of AL kin1s OF Soap P.rfnery, ani
Sor ihs wnoe by power. by which gfrst saving
5 efectra "a sbor and material Sr johnson Johnsona
-" rolcGcs s chemical eXgreuis Tie soap and Pef
i4mery department and manufactures is cel-brsied Wa
1Gi ". Miut=ry sos ior shaving Jlb 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

EF WILLIAM a. GRAHAM, the presen: able Co
vernon OF North Carolina, was nominated for reclec-
ton by the Wing State Convention at Raleigh on the
18th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

BaRRT's TsIcoPHsEors- i c. gafcy % Ne9-i GL.,
hes invented srtce Tor he genslne1 ladies' ID
llcl confident ia. supsri9r- We nave - -
toe preparation, and deem i, bu Of asAee 70 IIe
yent,r gay thst Il superior anything OF The Anu
have Used. IL Will make the most dry -Ed WY s1
soft and heau'ii remove ali seurt and tandru ano
TIE scalp perfectly healthy Wemost cordially r-eorIS
IL ~ The public. 81 LOuls Reiormer, Jsbos,, 81 al.
For sai. by A. c. Barry, l45 Broadway Also, for say
by drug and fancy dealers generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

SsSDs's SARsArARiLL,-T5 following an extract from
let.r just r-criged Mrs B.Hrn vbn had been Of
dced several years with scrofuous Ulcers Dyspersa
and recently Win affection of the throat and chest
BNLEYsEuRc, Surry Co Va Dec 18Th 1915
NSssrs 4 Is q D. Sands - B"foT. commenced u.rg
your .r-ap4rl!lH my erings almost past e1pfes
-iJn. ny .r0a! completely uicersrd hal dreadful
cough and lnere were frequrGty together that
couI .pa@S above whisper and besides, the ir6im
nation rom my throat -,.nied into my h"Di, uiat Dy
cafl1g very much In paired AIer iakiug the Sarsa
pada time my h-al,h improved, 4nd my throat Is
well. ffreffon oggh AMI .hnes, cf tie cbes,
n ever and hear qI!tc distinctly VI throat he's
been veil about months, the
effected entirely by The use Of your Serss pari.ia
Your friend, LOUISA x. BEVAN
Pr pared ana sold, wholesale and reJ1 by a. Il. d.
!ANpS Wholesale Druggists ~ FutDnst 27 pr0Si~'ay,
=nf ~ Fast Broadway. S-y-Y York Sold n1o bY Druggs.
Generally gEpn, IDS United stses. Prica per hoI'
IL, Or siE hotties ior 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

PuBLlc DocuMgSrs.-our thanks due to
Mcssrs DAYTON and MILLER Of the Senate and MesSrs
MAcLAr, " HUNr and R. C. WINTHROP OF the House
for Public Documents
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

- FANCY LADIES End Geui.eu.en with rel or gfey
1lc Gsn st " e'ct decay b. asng The East India
Il lar Dye. rom q C0Gulard.st
Consr ptiye people rni not fail 20 the Fxtract Of
L4as'' orr, soc d. Il COUrlAnd str CURES JIG 1eos
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

q 0.tf4fI kd7 GeflcI:ef 5Do5. ,Or Ire ccge ot Pz
9... Ersckl-s Tar saovoe.s. f.rIpon- ssd all sxin dt
hgeH oIy depot - Es!.ersL Store FROM
5r3'aFFay ~ cent- ca@a Hrs.IsH Hair Oye ttgssl9s
S.b.t.. or erlfoGtny nPeLfIous iy without injury %
b. i,y tAite Tor instantly srssFng r-dness s1a
sc-s rom ne te. Acoustic drops 70, ring d-sfesSk kc
T. Ih- .bc.e celebrated preparations OF Dr. GonfsndI
are 5c iogt only tDcar II mind - Wal.ef-si s s1s
7ROa StoafgaY
AeC~rs..- 3 -Etils Assembly Buildings phlaje'pss
lO'..n SiAst noston C.f Z. CO. Lowell lys~ sr
~ =, L. Csrrsn : BEDFORD GIi.1, 5lg0f, Bs$ spf.3S
1-ic ire-l !. Go tSpre-st-r: .y9rs r. HsV-1. diV
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

~ The Northern Mail due yesterday morning
did no, arrive ill near midnight last evening The
gridsspol. hoat a-r.ved a. O'CLOCK. ?. II.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

E A Washinstonian County Convention was
cid a. Rochester on Tuesday last,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

xph;g General Committee.-A regular meet
6Ss,b. Committee will bs held on TUESDAY Evening,
ssDsry 20 a, o'clock a, the Broadway House BY ordef
'ana''' J. PHILLIPS PHENiX, Chairman,
ABRAHAM R. LAWRENCE, Vice-Chn-
JAMES H p, PlsSSEx' ,Tsrs, .,x }secre.aries. ue2
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

g. uetas1 or '.ii4s = hose hair l4v. become liz or
iaea ed from natural desy the esei- feyer ober az
ease orr preG'Tosiion 10 badness. viii by The use Of Rf
oH' Chemical iar lnvigora,r their hair entirely re-
stored ffsofuily ard regularly applied when the S'a
begins U show symptoms Of decay crater bas fallen Guy
GO mater :fo 0sha' case, confidently assure aides -
gentlemen lhsI the ts sill be ay restored. Buy ito! f-
Rhalno aLl B--ns....-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

Ey !" are indebted TO Livingston X Wells for
The Albany Argus Of Saturday in advance Of the Mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

~ 'osgrn G. MARSHALL, of Jefferson Co has
'eea u, nominated by the Wings of Indiana as their
candidate Tor Governor GooplovR 5. ORTIZ has
received the nomination for Lieut. Goverpor
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of thc Packet Liberty

By the arrival Of the packet ship liberty We hare
advices from Liverpool to Dec. 18th
The news is important. The Peel Ministry has
resigned and new Cabinet has been organized by
Lord John Russell.
Parliament was prorogued to the 3oih OF Dec
The price C. Cotton las advanced.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

THE LICENSE QUESTION IN VERMoNr.-The
freemen of Vermont have recently voted in their
respective counties on the question OF licensing The
Traffic in Ardent Spirits. AS far as heard from the
result is as follows:
AgaiaSt Licenses. For Licenses.
Washington, 100 majority Franklin,
Orleans, 200 Orange,
Lamoil!c Bennington.
Grand lslc.. Chir,enten,
Windsor.'..j47 e Windham,
Ru,and, 800
ADDISON. Caledonia not heard from
Last year 37S the other way.
Last year the other way.
-. Dr. KERR, the Loco Foco candidate, was
elected Mayor of Pittsburgh on Tuesday last not
withstaadius the vote for members of the Council
showed Whig majority Mr. Howard. who has
been Mayor during the pas, year, was the Whig
candidate. The Gazette intimaies that his defeat is
owing to his strict fidelity in the discharge OF his
duties.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

u THE LEGISLATURES or RHODE ISLAND closed
itsJanuary session on Friday The House refused to
take up the bill to abolish Capital Punishment by a
vote of SO to 9. bill was passed providing for the
appointment of public prosecutors for violations Of
the Law relating to the Sale Of Ardent Spirits. and
giving one halt the penalty to the complainant; and
Tor increasing the penalties upon repetition OF the
offence An act to provide for the moral instruction
OF the inmates of the State Prison was voted down
by a sulall MINORITY
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19
Sfnre of Trndc.

MANCHESTER, Dee. l2-The iulpru-ed demand foE
ciotn i,, on Tuesday has quite disappeared, doubt
the rrsisnaIsn OF the Cabinet; and prices then
current; with much difficulty Obtained SpinneFs are
!r same position. TVS. difficult 10 sell, out
not lover.
BR-ADFoAD. Dec lI.-oar piece uiarkc. has not been
actTe. the quantity OF goods produced is no" greatly
reduced and 5y this prices, II IS expected vii
be kept from farther declining. The ysra market IS
,sl! possible. and without any chance OF improve
Short time general! ard hAeiy 20 be
tinued get woods maintain within shade Of tneir late
high prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

For the past week our market has been completely
paraysed by the statements made in the Times to the
intention of ministers propose immediate repeal of
the laws The trade s kept perfect suspense
in consequence OF the resignation OF ministers. In the
interval of absence OF demand almost all grain has
lost value but il difficult say what extent sell
lers promote business by any reasonable conccs-
sion buyers We are therefore, unable TO make any
other report than very great depression and prices NOM
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

Ii were Idle 10 speculate upon the cause ol ni5 IN
looked Tor disruption Of cabinet whose whole cafee
had been that OF fighting under false or assumed coors
But one circumstance = rather si-nnrani II uieh
have been observed that the Duke 81 Wellington did no
attend The Cabne! Council held Monday after the re
tur' Of Sir Robert Peel from Osborne House on tEa
day. the duke had made up his mind tor better or ioi
worse. and left the Cabinet 10 take It's course II sat only
hour, and during ihat eyentfu nour had decided on
rcsgnng the government That decision was oi course
conveyed 70 tho Duke Of Wellington, who. prompt :
his duty, accompanied the doeful train 70 g59JEnt
House 20 resign, v.ha. ac had often asserted be Ci mol
possess his ministerial oice. The duke mad no direc
ministerial oice bot shared responsibility "i as Coz
leagues. As Commander IN Chief tae tleia hsI." :
70 Minister. ou; only commands the army rcs-pisO'f
10 the Crown aud Parliament But - his mifsteIa a. ca
paCity Cabinet Minister he welded more negative
power. perhaps than Sir Robert Peel himself from toe
fact that be GELD the majority Of the House OF Lords II
his pocket This Circumstance alone was qlI:c enough
without the doubtful aid ut hes:aiins trends - na'e
decided SIR Robert Feel resignins ne o.ce "lich
mad become thsnkiess rksoIle hlt ne hl'
resigned n good and righteous cause, and MS reward
will be IN accordance with his merits.
Should a war take place with AHaer
neither Aberdeen HaddiEgtOn could have carried
= on with the spirit aud skill suited - sucn serious con
test The downfall OF tnis heterogeneous CaoiHet VIII
De the worst for Polk that he mas recsived since
his nstHrreHt into Office The Syrian sir Adc an I'm
preston II America which established the character o.
Paerstor for decision and National spirit and Polk
Would FtneT SEE any ia the Foreign Csle tAaA
nnoiemsn WHO since the days oi c znnin- = Tue on!
Minister that has asserted The cOncr OF the county u a.
ner foreign relations The character OF the reaEaer
maJ De summed Up IL few wCsds. since me Ear oi
tpon was Prime Minister aad by his pusiEiili czci-
led the faicHe Of the Soverei. thEi called MN TO TIE
oilc' he hzs been utieriy useless ooa!oarn vsis oiy
me shadow OF Chancellor Of The ENchequsr and oai
log the timely Ia AID tatorin: OF his prlnciEs4 would
have involved the finances Of the country IN neNricaoe
confusion lie never could either speak or act and may
be SAID 10 have ended his polltca life IN more honora-
Ole way nsn ne any human being could have an
cipated In short with the exception OF Sir K. Peel
and Sir J. Graham the country IS well rid OF the strong
Ministry liz demise viii give additional impulse 10 the
principles OF free Trade and saua1T reform and rouse
spirit OF resistance TO Tory principles which bids far
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25
ELECTION NOTICE.

IN pursuance of writ OF Election, to me
directed from his Excellency, Albert
G.. Brown, Governor of the State OF Mis-
sssippi, ordering and directing me to
hold an Election at the different Election
precincts in the coupy of Amlte,
On the First Mondayin May, 1916,
for the purpose of electing Vlce.Chan-
celIor Of the State OF Mississippi, tor he
Southern District; and also, for the cleo
ton of a Clerk Of said Southern Chan
Gerry District, of the District composed OF
the counties of Adams, Amite, Franklin,
Jefferson and Wilkinson.
will proceed on the first Monday IN
May next, A. D., 1916. 10 hold said cleo
lion, for the purpose above mentioned
and hereby appoint the following named
persons as managers to hold said election
in their respective precinc;s-and WIN
are required to condmct said election II
all respects according TO law
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lIsT OF LETTERS

DEMAlNING in the Post Office at
IL, Lberty Mis-, which If not taken
onI before tb5 LIST of July next, will be
sent on TO tie General Post Office, as dead
letters.
ANDERSON John.
B-Bcnds f A, Butler Thomas J, Bur-
res Samuel Esq, Brown James. Burton
ElbertD Esq, Brown John, Boyd Henry
w,
Cain John. Causey Josephus 2, Clay
ton G } ESQ. Coleman Robt L, Causey Jo-
siah, Christy J, Castor 6 G. j.,
D--Dawson Madison, Danlorth klm0aII
F. Dawson DIR w N 2, Day S B Esq, Day
Jepthy V, Dixon Mr. Tanner;
E2Fverette Alexander J, Elliott Rob
ert ESQ. Ewel Micajah'
F-Foster DR. Benjamin, Flowers Hen
ny. FarweI Grosvenor'
G-Gartner DrS P, Godfrey George,
Geer Mrs NC. Garner John, Gwin Jacob
Gordon w H. Goyens Amos.
H--Huff VIM L, Hollis John Hunt } N
ESQ Henderson Miss Arelia, Howell EIlz
abeth, Hughes Mrs Nancy liameIton rs
Hannah Q.
jackson Mrs Aletha A, Jackson An
drew 4. Jagers James E 2. Jones Mrs
Sarah, Jones Miss Elizabeth II.
K-Kirchain F r. Kelley Daniel E.
Lawrance Rev A B, Lea Mrs Charlsey
LeaLL Q, Lea A NJ, Lea James f, Lin
coin A 3. Lemon Enoch Il.
1f--McGreger Willie. McGehee Abra
ham. McGehee PerciIa, Mcknight Charles
w. McKenny Turner S, Massey George
w. Morgan James Fl Esq, Morgan f J
McGehee II D ESQ, McGehee VIM Z
Murray James ID 5.
N-Neely Mathew ], Norwood Alex
ander. r,,,
Parker A P, Post Master Rose Hill
Mi. Perkins & Hunt Q, Posey Honl Stan
hone. Posev VIM II Q, Parker Bro, Penn
bile David ESQ, Perkins Lewis Esq.
R-Rutledge John, Robinson Aarol
ESQ. Robertson James W 2, Rider VIM
III 8. Richmond John Esq, Rogers DIR / N
Rust Quarters, Robinson Moses, Rel
George w. ,,
| s-Starns William Es4, Seals John
Spurlock T ] ESQ, Stewart Robert Jr ESQ
Self Elias 8. Sibley Miss Melissa.
T-Travls Richard F, Tarver, Thomas
Thompson Josephus ESQ.
WAN Orman Joel.
Wv hitington Harbert F, Woodru
George w Q, White c D Willes, Woo
Miss Sarah Ann Q, Wilkinson Mrs Jan
i Wilcher Thomas, Wilkinson 0 P, Wa
Jehu, Waldroup -.
IVY F. THOMPSON, P. NJ
April 4, 1876. 5Wo
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25
THE
TIE
COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE.

EDITED BY J. INMAN & r. A. WEST
In entering upon the fifth Volume of the
Colombian Magazine, we find ourselves
somewhat perplexed as to the rig ut exc
crt,on Of our task. We have much to say
Of the past. but il might seem egotIstlcal
70 cav i. and we have much to say OF the
future. but we fear lest we shou ID appear
urdnlv 10 boast. On the other hand
something at this season must be SAID, lest
we should appear ungrateful for the stead
ilv incseasing patronage bestowed upon
us. Is not ours a pleasant predlcamen''
On one hand stands the spirit OF our pro
verbal modesty, and the moment we be-
DIN to speak of what we have done and
Shall do, it laws its shadowy finger upon
i,s ohostly Inns and with other mysterious
nestures frowns US into silence; on the
other hand the generous pubIic-the EN-.
bodiment and impersoifcation OF several
thousands of subscribers and readers
demands that we pay tribute to their lib
eral patronage, that we recall the plea
snrcs they have been wont TO enjoy Tor
now two years in our pages, and that we
declare our plans for the future. We
have. OF course, no choice left but TO exer
else the ghost of our native bashiulness
IT'S done and now we will talk freely
with our "dear public" OF ourselves anC
our intentions.
How rapidly, ard Notwithstanding d!'
fculties to be surmounled, how pleasantly
has time sped since we tried the eXperl
n,ent of new magazine in the great EN-
norium Of commerce. Two years onI.
/ have elapsed, and vet our enterprise ha
. boen crowned with success, and the page
= Of the Columbian Magazine PERIODICAL
. GLADDEN. and instruct the hearts oil tn
r matchless fair ones Of our own TAR CIT.
and state. throwing the hit OF It's pleas
ant tales and ever vlrtuous sentiment
over many thousand family circles, los
tering affections and teaching lessons tina
well might fall from mothers lips INT
= maiden's listening ears. Already has on
magazine numerous readers IN ever
! state in the Union. The shrewd and OF
!. servant New EngG 1der greeis it with
!. hearty welcome, on summers eve bt
!. meath shady trees, or on winters nlgt
around the glowing hearth, many yoult
= rnl scion of worthy sire reads alou
from its pages, while beautiful and vlr'u
ous daughters ply the willing needle, an
ooed sire and dame exchange apProVini
dances. Far away in the lhickly peoples
west do we aid in upholding and perPeIu
a,ing the refining influence Of lltefa'p ,
g and art, and soothe the aPpetlies oil lSola
ted life; and the sunny south eree's u
monthly with generous welcome ieS
70 brief though our existence has oeeh' u n 't
ia neither been proGtless nor Joy'esS' "
" have sought to supply Americans wl'n
as magazine worthy Of America ana u
universal hail oil welcome that has greo'e
us has far exceeded our expectations
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

IN pursuance of an order of the Pro-
bate Court of Amite county, granted
q the February Tenn, l846--l will as
administrator Of William Jones, deceas-
III, sell
On the 4th Monday in May, 1916,
ID credit of IL months, before the door
81 the Court House in Liberty, the fol-
owing described lands, belonging to the
Estate Of said deceased, wit:-Forty
acres in north east corner OF south east
unarter Of section number four, township
number two, range number four east
Also, two-thirds,oGsouth westquarter ofsec,
ton number four, township number two
range number four, east.-AIso, an eight
acre lot, sold by William Baker to vii,
liam Jones-beginning at the north west
corner Of the south east quarter section
number four, township number two, range
number four east--thence running south
10 point where the boundary line OF a
certain two acre lot, granted by K. Mont
gomery to the Executor of J. M. Clark
and NJ. Davis, which boundary intersects
ihe eastern boundary OF the lands OF SAID
Jones Geceased-thence running an cas-
tern course to the road leading from LIB
erty TO the place of ]. R. Brown-thence
north with said road TO the northern
boundary of said quarter section-thence
westerly to the place of beginnlng--al
situate in the county Of Amte and State
of Mississippi. Out of which lands the
widow Of William Jones, deceased, has
had her dover laid off.
The purchaser or purchasers will be
required to give note with approved Sc
curity. ,n,
GEO. r. WEBB,
administrator.
April II, 1876. owO
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w. Fl. DILLINGHAM;,
ATTORNEY All LAW,
LIBERTY, MISSISSIPPI
February Is, l845. o."
NOTICE.

lNO ICII,
II ETTERS of Administration having
\ 4 been granted TO the undersgne on 81,
he Estate Of Neil Wilkinson, Deceased,
at the March Term, 1916, Of the Pro
bate Court of Amite County--all persons
indebted to said Estate, are required
TO make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same are re-
oues,ed to present them duly authent'ca
ted within the time prescribed by law, OF
thew will be forever barred. -
MlCAJAH WILLIAMSON,
WILLIAM DIES,
Administrators.
March 49,, 1916. 4"o
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NOTICE.

LII those indebted to the undersign
ed, wishing 10 save cost, will cal
'lIhout delay upon Messrs. Smiley d Lorc
II with whom | have left large portion
my claims) and make arrangements fol
IMMEDIATE payment, or they will oe deal
Vith according to law.
IA RICHARD BATES.
AprH l8, 1916. 7-tf
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March IA, 1916.
NOTICE..

tn ETTERS Of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned at
the February Term, 1916, OF the Honor
orable Probate Court of Amte county, on
the Estate of THOMAS BRADLEY, Dece0Se9'
Notice, is hereby given to all persons IN
debted to said Estate, to IKE 'mme-
date payment, and all those having claims
against the same, to present them ouly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred
HAMDEM BRADLEY,
administrator.
r.l.,,or,, 90 1046 52w6
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J. SELTGMAN, g. Co.
HAVE NOW THE CHEAPEST
STORE IN LIBERTY!

SIORE IN LIbEh i L Il!
Then occupy the old stand Of Norwood d
Bramblet's, in A. Frilt'S Building!
II AIDES ana Gentlemen there is
A 40 further use in going to Clinton
or Natchez 10 get your goods, when we
positively assure you, you can purchase
them at our establishment, as cheap, II
not chaaper.--Among the many articles
we have on hand, we will mention few
consisting Of the following articles,
Lowel's, heavy A domestics, English,
French, American Prints, Ginghams, Par
isian Lawns, new style, Polka Lawns, La
ces, Collars and Capes, new style, GlmPs
ArtiGcials, Ribbons, Bonnets Of all des
criplions. Perlumery, Parasols Umbrellas
Grass Skirts, Swiss Figuered and PIal;
MusIins, Patent and Kid Slippers, Sill
and KID Gloves, Velvet Cravats for Spring
Linen Lawn, and Linen Handkerchiefs.
READY MADE CLOATHLNG,
Boots, Shoes and Hats, Saddlerv, Crocke
Iry, Hardware, Looking Glasses, Cot;ol
Cards, Cottonades, Casimeres, Fine Liner
Bosom Shirts, Drawers, Flannel Shirt
for Summer.--AIso, stock of leather
and large lot of James River Tobacco
lower than any ever offered before il
this place; and numerous other article
too tedious to mention.
We have made arrangements in tn
Civ to have fresh goods here twice
month. We hope the public will still cor
thine 70 patronize US as they have hereto
fore done.
Liberty, February %, 1916. 52-tf
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

NOTICE
A r the April Term, 1916, OF the Fro,
~ bate Court Of Amite county, | vii
presen my account as Guardian OF VA
liam r. Fielder, for final settlement anc
allowance, at which time, all persons IN
terested can attend if they think proper
r. NJ. BOND,
Guardian.
thrill 4, 1876, 5wo
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-04-25

NOTICE.
A T the April Term, 1916, OF the i pro'
"a bate Court Of Amite county, MIS-
sissippi, will present my account lot u
nal settlement and allowance as ADMINS
traitor Of the estate of Cadesby Gayae"
deceased, at which term all persons caD
attend if they think proper; - ,,,rn
JAMES PERKINS,
administrator
February 81, 1846. ol"o