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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-02-14

tut6 " LlAhbEhI FIRTH, uECeuStG-
GREETING:
W GU are hereby cited to be and per-
sonaIly appear before the Probate
Court Of said 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-wi,:
The east hall of the south west quarter
Of section number thirty one, in town
ship twelve, OF range three east; the west
hall OF the south west quarter OF section
number thirty one, in township twelve,
range three east; the north east quarter
OF section number one, in township elev
en-, OF range two east; the west half OF
the south east quarter of section number
thirty one, in township twelve, Of range
three east; the west half oil the north
west quarter Of section number eight, in
township eleven. Of range three east; al.
SO, the east 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 Yazoo, and State
OF Mississippi
Also-the south west quarter OF sec
ton number nineteen, township three, oil
range FIVE east; the south west quarter OF
the north west quarter Of section number
nineteen, in township three, OF range
five east; Also, the south east quarter Of
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 Stale of Misss-
sppi
III is further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published 10 the Liberty
Advocate and Woodvile Republican for
the lime prescribed by law.
.,. .,,.,4. WITNESS the Honorable
$N@Ez, JOHN WALKER, Judge Of
SANAyN$ the Probate Court of AmI:e
3S county, at the Court House
THsW thereof, on the Fourth Mon
day Of October, A. d., one thousand eight
hundred and forty FIVE.
Issued this 2elh day Of October, 1916.
S. r. DAVIS, Cl'k.
b. B. Wade Smith, Dep. CPk.
Nov !, 1916. Sowo
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71MINIS TRATOR'S SALE.

EN- PURSUANCE Of an Order of the
Probate Court Of Amile County,
Granted at the January Term, 1916,
DE will as Administrators, of the Is
tate of Join Sibley, Deceased, sell on the
Fourth Saturday in March, (28th,) ls46,
~ credit OF TWELVE MONTHS, Mt the late
residence of said Deceased, the follow
inc described Real Estate, to-wit:--The
IVES, Quarter Of Section Number Thirty
(30A in Township Number One % of
Range Number 6, East--containing One
Hundred and Fifty Eight Acres, and Six
~ -Four One Hnndredths Of an Acre.
And the South East Quarter OF Section
Number Nineteen Q99 in Township Mum
ber One q } of Range Number 6, East
Containing One Hundred and Fifty Seven
Acres, and Eighty Five One Hundredlhs
If an Acre. the North West Quar-
Ter Of the North West Quarter, Of Section
Number Twenty Nine (29) in Township
Number One I'd Of Range Number g.
Fast--con,aining Forty Acres--contain'
mo in all. Three Hundred and Fifty Six
Acres, and Fifty Nine One Hundredlhs
of an Acre-sltuate, lying and being IN
Amile County, and State Of Mississippi.
The purchaser or purchasers VIII be
required 10 give notes with approved Sc
curity. ,u,1r
JOHN SlBLEY,
administrators.
poL,,1 IA 1919 so
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d ETTERS Teslamentary having
A been granted TO the undersigned on
the Estate OF David Robinson, deceased,
at the December Term, l845, OF the
Probate Court of said county. All
persons having claims against said Es-
tate are required to present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
BY law, or they will be forever barred,
and those indebted TO the same are reques-
ted to make immediate payment.
LEWIS PERKINS,
Executor.
December 81, l845. 43w6
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hMllE NOONl1S o.
To all persons interested in the Real Is.
tate of GEORGE McGEHEE, deceased,-I
GREETING:
w CU are hereby cited TO be and per-
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amite county, on the
Fourth Monday Of February, 1916,
and show cause if any you can, why the
following Real Estate belonging TO the
said deceased's Estate, should not be or.
dered to be sold, to-wit:
The south west quarter Of section seven,
in township three, Of range four, east;
the north west quarter Of section seven
teen, and east half of the north east
quarter of section eighteen, in township
three, oil range four east; the sodth west
quarter Of the south west quarter, and
the south west quarter Of the south east
quarter of section eight, in township
three, Of range four east; the south east
quarter of the south east quarter and he
south east quarter of the south west
quarter of section eight, township three,
range four east; the north half Of the
west ha Of the north east quarter Of
section eighteen, in township three, Of
range four, east, and the north half Of
the east half OF the north west quarter
OF section eighteen, in township three, OF
range four, east; he south part Of lot
number three, Of the north west quarter
of section seven, in township three, Of
range four east, decided by Mary Cain tc
said George McGehee. Also, twenty
four acres on the west side Of the south
east quarter Of section seven, township
three, Of range four east.
1t is further ordered by the Court tina
this Citation be published in the Liberty
Advocate and WoodvlIe Republican, To-
the time prescribed by law.
.,.... WITNESS the Honorable
SSaEe JOHN WALKER, Esqr, SOLE
ANE and presiding Judge Of thu
,r ,ss Court Court, Of r said eoon
November, A. D., one thousand elgh
hundred and (orty.fve,
Issued this 26th Nov, A. D., l845.
S. R. DAVIS, Cl'k.,
BY B. W. Smith, Dep'y Cl'k.
= November go, l845. 39w6
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NOTICE.

n FILTERS Teslameniary having been
granted to The Undersigned, on the
Estate Of Pinckney NJ. Whitaker, deceas.
ed, atlhe December term, i845, Of the
Probate Court OF Amite county. All per.
sons indebted to said estate are required
10 make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same, will pre-
sent them duly authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
forever barred.
THOMAS ]. WHITAKER,
Executor.
December 27, 1845. 43w6.
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CHARLES ]. WALL,
JOHN SIBLEY,
administrators
1916. SO
February IA, 1916.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINS INA IONS ohLE'
IN PURSUANCE Of an Order OF the
Probate Court of Amiie County,
granted at the January Term, 1916, ]
will, as Administrator Of tho Estate Of
John Sparlock, Deceased, sell on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN MARCH, 1916,
on credit of TWELVE MONTHS, before the
door OF the Court House, in Liberty, Miss,
the following described Real Estate, to-
wit:-The West Half Of the North East
Quarter of Section Number Ten (1O0
in Township Three 49, of Range Mum
Der Five (5,) East-contalnlng Eighty
Acres, and Fifty Nine One Hundred tbs
of an Acre--situa!e, lying and being in
the County of Amite, and State of Missls-
siPPi. -,
The purchaser or purchasers Will be
required TO give notes with approved Sc
curity. ,,,,.,
S. B. BEVEL,
administrator.
January 7, 1916. 49wo
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ANTE COUNTY, S.
To all persons interested IN me neal
Estate of EPuRAM Dixon, Deceased
GREETING:
NZOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO be
\ aud personally appear before the
Probate Court of Amile county, on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN APRIL, 1916,
and shew cause, il any you can, why the
same should not be Ordered to be sold,
,o-wi,:- The South East Quarter of Sec
ton Number 10, and the East Hall, OF
the North East Quarter Of Section Mum
Der l9-bo.h of Township Number a, in
Range Number 6, East oil The Basis Mer
idan Line, containing Two Hundred and
Thirty-Seven Acres, more or less. Sad
Lands, lying and being in the County oil
Amite, and Stale OF Mississippi.
1t is further Ordered by the Court, that
this Citation be published in the Liberty
Advoca,e,n and "Woodvile Republican,
for Six successive weeks.
.... WITNESS the Honorable
,&%8N JOHN WALKER, Judge Of
5ASSy&< the Probate Court oil Amltt
sS county. at the Court House
TTHte thereof, on the Fourth Mon
day Of January, A. D., One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Forty Six.
ISSUED, 28th January, 1916.
S. R. DAVIS, CLERK.
By B. WADE SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Liberty, January 81, l846. 48w6
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
ANTE COUNTY.

ANTE COUNTY
To all persons interested in The Real Es-
tale of ALEXANDER MARTIN, deceased :
GREETING:
WOO ARE HEREBY CITED to be
and personally appear before the
Probate Court Of Ami,e county, on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN APRIL, 1916,
and shew cause, i! any you can, why the
same should not be Ordered TO be sold,
TO wit:-The North East Quarter OF Sec
lion Number rs, in Township Number
4, of Range Number 6, East; containing
One Hundred and Sixty Acres.-And also
the South East Quarter. of Section Mum
Der 4, IN Township Number a. OF Range
Number 6, East; containing One Hun
dred and Fifty eight Acres, and Fifty
eight One Hundrcdths Of an Acrc.-Con
tanning in all, Three Hundred and Eigh
teen Acres, and Fifty eight One lIur
dredths Of an Acre.
1t is further Ordered by the Court, tha
this Citation be published in the "Liberty
Advocates" and "WoodviIe Republican,
:, ,,A.s,, WITNESS the AUnorabl,
MMM. JOHN WALKER, Judge o
:%SsNNS the Probate Court OF Amlt
>$S$S% County, a, the Court Hous'
~" thereof, on the Fourth Nor
day Of January, A. d., One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Forty-Six.
ISSUED, January 28h, 1916.
S. z. DAVIS, CLERK.
BY B. WADE SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
Liberty, January 81, 1896 48w6
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DIR. c.. II. DIXON

" AS permanently located himself
IL in the town of Liberty, for the
purpose of pursuing the practice OF his
profession in all its various branches, and
re spect(nly tenders his professional SER
vices to all who may desire them. he
can be found most generally at his family
residence, unless professionally absent.
Liberty, May 81, 1915. l3ml9
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
ANTE COUNTY.

To all persons interested in The Real ES-
tate Of HARBERT FIRTH, deceased
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-02-14
NOTICE.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Amite County, S. s.

Annie County, S. s.
To all persons Interested in The Real ES-
tate of WILLIAM JONES, deceased
tIRFETING
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-02-14

To all persons interested in the Real ES-
tate of GEORGE McGEHEE, deceased
GprrrINl..
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&OpICE.

December 27, 1845. 43w6
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |

December 27,1845. 43w6.
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December 81, l845.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-08

Meyer o. Lndetman for compliments; NJ schoon-
maker and ]. Van Buren,, of Kingson) for defendant
Decided that the testimony the north line OF lot No.
"a in great lot No the Hardenburgh patent did net
include gore and defendant cannot make title to that
part of the lands sold The sale having been made un-
der mutual mistake to this part being included de-
PENDANT make proportionate reduction from the
price. Contract - be performed with this abatement
No costs either party W. Griffin to be made defen-
dsnt unless he files a sealed assent to the decree,
Egbert Schoonmaker VS.. William Morse. o Under
man. for complainant M Schoonmaker and J. Van Bu-
ren defendant Decided that the right OF Shocks
sgnees of by the decree Of foreclosure and de-
sndan did not acquire any title by their deed TO him
pending the suit His rights mortgages in possession
were unaffected that he is bound to apply the rents on
his mortgage Complainant is entitled to redeem and de-
PENDANT must pay his costs.
Wheeler VS. Heerman's and Haight-W. Wilkinson for
complainant; c. W. Swift for Haght j. Brush Tor
Heermans Decided that creditors suit on ajudg.
men in the Common Pleas, the bill must be shown that
the defendant lived in the county when the execution
issued that the judgment had been docketed and
execution issued in the county where he resided
that he lived Of the State Decree for defendants with
leave complainant to amend msnt oil costs, which
may be offset against judgment.
Robert Coles, VIM Brewn and Wife and others.-C A.
Purdy for complainant j. w. Tompkins for defendant
Decided that under the will of Fisher the children OF
Nicholas Fisher after his death entitled to share
with his brothers and sisters in the lands in
Decree sale pursuant the will Costs Of the par
ties out of the estate.
Isaac S. Jones VS.. .dbjsh 81. John and others.-M
MITCHELL for complainant j. w Tompkins, for st. John
Decided that in bill to foreclose mortgage the com
plainant cannot bring party one who claims the
whole title adversely to both the morgagor and mort
gagee. Bill dismissed with costs, as to ST. John.
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Naval Intelligence.


Francis Grce Naval Constructor at the Brooklyn ma
wy yard has been appointed to the Office of chief naval
constructor to fill the vacancy created by the decease Of
Samuel Humphreys Mr.. Grce will remove to Wash
ington the sloopoEwar Albany is completed,
which vessel built under his direction Washing
ington Union.
Extract letter from Capt N. G. Coste, of the U. s. r.
steamer Legare, Dated
u. s. STEAMER LEGARE,
Orr RIO GRANDE, Aug. %. J
have just received on board bearer Of dispatches
for Vera Cruz and sail Immediately. You may expect
to hear Of my arrival at New Orleans about the 10th
l2th of Sept The Mclean arrived here yester
day and will go back for coal
The CALiFoRNIA ExPEp,TIoN.-CAPr. LOVERS CON-
PASYIn the early part Of the for emigration
company of eleven left Arkansas for California
der the direction of Capt Leavt taking the route by
Santa Fe Latery apprehensions have bean enter
tapped that they had been murdered by the Camanche In
dans These fears somewhat alayed by late let
ter from correspondent at Santa Fe who alluded to
the passage of company from Arkansas through that
place their way California In addition to this in
formation learned yesterday by gentleman direct
from santa Fe that eleven from Arkansas he
thinks had been arrested by the Mexican authorities
SPIES and detained for day in custody But
they taken before the governor, Armijo and dis
charged. This have little doubt, the company
from Arkansas, under Capt LeavittSt Louis Repubii-
can, .aug. 20.
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The Russ Pavement.

New YoRB, Sept. z, 1916.
MEssRs. EDITORS lin answer to the many in
quiries which have been made respecting the
pavement now being put down in Broadway, and
the consequent delays, the following facts may be
stated -
Before the old pavement was removed, there
were on the sidewalks $500 blocks of sienete |;
they averaged IA I-3 blocks TO the so uare yard
by calculation it was found that 9, S45 blocks
would be required to complete the entire work,
there being 65i square yards between Chambers
and Reade streets, in the carrlage-way.
The number OF men Ill the quarry was at this
time increased in order to ensure a remittance oi
the balance required, q 34S blocks,) which num-
Der would have been furnished long before the
blocks on the sidewalks could have been laid, had
not the intensely warm weather set in, of which
your readers had, and still have, abundant tangi-
bic proof. To work quarry with the tempera.
ture ranging from 95 TO l20 deg. is impossible. -
The men were willing to work as well and as long
as they were able, but it was considered due to
the cause of humanity to order cessation Of la
Dor during the warmest part Of the day, conse-
quently the work has progressed but slowly. 1t
is hoped, Messrs Editors, that this hurried expla-
nation will satisfy those who have been thus IN
scommoded by the delay, and received as an apo
logy for such by the public generally, from
Your very obt. servant,
HORACE p. Russ.
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Movements or Travellers

The arrivals, yesterday, exhibited considerable di.
mnution those OF the past week. They prin.
cpaly composed Of travellers returning from their
mer excursions to the comforts Of domestic enoyments.
AsToR-C. Hubbard, Newburgh d. Stanclife do. !;
w. Milliken, Sag Hsrhor; VI. Kennedy, Baltimore M.
Gray, New Haven; r. Adger, Charleston; J. Mosson,
Richmond; J. Wise, Philadelphis; r Lukins, do d.
Fulton, Mississippi; A. smith, Texas; Hemphill, do.
DO; simon de Ia Madrz, Caracas; j. Luckens Phila-
delphia; w. Allen, Mobile; d. Baker Boston; f. Oliver
hayana; C. Crawford, Poughkeepsie; A Wharton,
Galveston; f. Crotcher Philadelphia; X. Raymond, AL.
Calvert, Newport.
CIrY;-A. Whitney Philadelphia; w. Easterbrook do;
j. Costing, Richmond N. Watkins Halifax Co; Dr.
E KeaInsy' ~ - a.; McHaven Utica; Judge Powers
Dedis. y. ~: p Pomeroy, New York; Stevenson.
dol Fahor. HYDE Park; A. Williams Boston: ia Glib
son Montreal; DR. Murray, u. 8 A.
FRANxLir--W Ely, New York; ID. Scotch, Palmym;
Hubbell Evansville; w. Wade Bridgeport; W. NAV do
Ed. Lafseli Mass: H. Rice, Montreat g. Sellin Var,
sailles; Mason, Hamilton, N. Y; II. Clough Middle
toni g. Mckay, st. Johns Newfoundland; G. Ellis New
York. II. Bryan, Georgia s. Cunnington, do; j. Hawley
Bridgeport.
HowARp-Js Paxton, Lexington DR.. Normand White
Sulphur; E. Egerton, Maryland; w. Gray, Phiadelpha
Capt Van Steven Mexico; l.. Fares Georgia; T..
Walker, Illinois, j. Cutler Boston, Abbott, Readwell
r. Stevens, do r. Carse, Babylon; f. Cornile Georgia;
H. Weed, Troy; h. Faser do; r.. Jenkins, Albany; p
Rae, c. West; C.. Hosman,' Hartford; X Gregory, ".
c.; J. Woodrufer, Syracuse; NJ McKoy, Texas; M. F..
David Montreal; 4. Littlefeld Boston; X. Morse,
Athens.
JuDsors.-Thos. Lewis, Connecticut; Geo. Thatcher.
St Louis H. spauldiDg, New York; Js. Talbot, dol j.
Butler, Northampton; j. H. Weeks, Georgia; J. lyman
ONO; e Smith. Philadelphia c. Taft Providence; L
Lewis, Nsngatue; j. Mitchell, Delaware; Theo sey.
w. Lee, Hartford.
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Poliso Intelligence.

SEPT 7->Robbing(s Relatire-Oficer Vandersee ar.
rested yesterday man by the of Richard Brown
on charge OF breaking open the trunk belonging his
cousin John Brown, residing at No so Anthony street.
and stealing herefron $40 in bank and silver coin
Upon his arrest he acknowle the soft
Arrest of Moses R~.,.h r1.;, rh;. ,,o,or;o,s an.
armed rowdv Of W.t.r .t~".. 800 60 ;.,J - rs n,.
of August last bv ~. Co... - sn;af ; 80
violent assault nm Eweis .na srntan. al -, .ha D.;
Tertiary for two morths m tba si,h &c .hn III
month"; Judge Edmonda allowed a writ If c.r,;o: h,
which ba ,as ds.hsrs~S 49,. ~. NJ W, py
held to bail for his o" the the rs az ana
notice sboula he 81, a a., slp ray , maj
ing of such writ mon op~ ~ ~ iuJgsn ~ III S "
Sessions Th;s ~ ar,s.S =. -. d ~ -. uit u
counsel. ,baracora ~ ssss 70 49, y! sne psonel .
lar and void Vs,S @ ; VIZ ". IL lesa'
the nrsoner,s hail yas ,~~ffs;.sd ga - $3.50
issued upon which Mosss was again arrested ard 70
dav the Tourt viii orJsr ~. srsS,a ,ir,o, -, ~
carried into effect. tho scc5sad viii he
sent i,act m hs ala ,na,,at ~ sarvs or, ~ 49,, "
80 " -. VIZ fuai'e. " $50 o"' us 'eiin
II 8 noose" Caught -Omcer woodbridge, of the
o.n waia arres'eo yesterday morning. little before sun
IIse' young man oy the name OF James Weed, who
was IN one OF the ped rooms occupied by two
iemaies,a' NO. AZ bowery. evidently with intent to
oIeas open a luhk wherein was dePosted sou and up
~uS. Che VI me isdies was awoke py 'ne NOISE In the
room, ana the rascal hnding tnat ne was observed
sneaked under the bed and when pulled out and ques
oneu IesPecung MS business IN tne room he said thai
e came INTO !ne room 70 see tne oog Killers pass from
e WINDOW. appears ina. severai Oh the ooarders
ase oeen iopoeu az uherent umes various sums oil
money anu also gold watch mas peen stolen, and sus
pcohs res strongly upon th: young man Of being the
'hei. Locked up LOT examnauon
nopayss" " Withamsourgh-OmcerA Austin oil WI.
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Political Intelligence.

The wings in the district in Alabama lately represen.
ted by MIR. Yancey, who has resigned, have nominated
Samuel 3. Geman Esq, their candidate Tor the
cy. Tie election takes place the 18th Of October
next
The Hamburg Is. C) Gazette of the 4th says--"Wc
notice that the of Col Elmore has been
in the Charleston papers candidate for Gen McDuf
fes seat in the Z. 8 Senate. We presume, however,
neither vacant, nor has Col. Elmoreas inform
ed-y ct consented to be candidate The Mercury in.
forms that he absent the city ct the time the
announcement Yves made"
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Army Intelligence.

HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF OcCUFATIoN.I
CAMARGo, Mexico, August Ia. 1916.
Hon. GEO FoLsoM-Dear Sir The mail of yester-
day conveyed to your letter OF the 10th July accom-
panying copy of the resolutions recently adopted in
New York city, and expressive of the appreciation of
large number of citizens for the services of the
Army Of Occupation For those expressions warmes
gratitude is due and will long be remembered as renew
For your very complimentary note my personal
thanks also due Permit me to say, it source Of
graduation to that the meeting rerained from the
medated nomination For the high office in question
have aspirations The Government has assigned to
arduous and responsible duty in the pro ecution
Of the existing war; in conducting 1t with honor to the
country lie all my real aspirations
1t is with great pleasure, Sir that thus acknowledge
the gratitude Of the army for the good opinion and cheer
ing approval of the citizens of New York city, with
assurances Of our appreciation and my own per-
sonal wishes for your own prosperity in life.
l remain, Dear Sir,
Respectfully yours,
T. TAYLOR.
Major General u s. A.