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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Nov.
Q, 1916. At market 1850 Cattle, IL Jokes
Working Oxen, 30 Cows and Calve3, 1900
Sheep, and about $50 Swine.
PRIcEs. 3eef Cahle-Extra 5 II; first
quality IS 30; second p a S.; third so a
81.
HOrkng Oren-Sales were not noticed,
Colcs and CdfUes-DuIl. Sales made at
SI7, 20, 81, 26, 80 and 30.
Sleep-Dull. Lots taken a. 81 10, 25,
80, ] 90, and , 80.
Srine-At wholesale, 3 &c for Sows- and
! l-2c for Banows. Al retail . for sows
and 1-2and for Barrows. Old hogs 1-2
cents per lib,
N. b. We noticed 6 beautiful Oxen fed by
Samuel Sweetser. of Athol. Mass. taken by
Mr.. Daniel Atherton. n 1915 pcrhundred. -
Irdre,lsr.
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NO MORE TROOPS NEEDED.

The following letter has been received by
a gentleman in the lower part of the State Of
Delaware, from the Secretary of War
WAR DEPARTMENT. Oct. Is, 1916.
Sir-ln reply TO your leIier Ofthe 18th inst.
] have the honor 10 inform you that it is not
contemplated TO make any farther calls upon
the Executive of your State for any volun-
teerS or militia force with a view to the exist
ing war with Mexico. A sufficient amount Of
force for the prosecution of that war has, it
j. believed, been already called into service.
have the honor to lie very respectfully,
your obedieni servant.
WIN. L. MARCY, Secretary of War.
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Boston, Mr.. 9. Money continues plenty,
and will he more so, as specie must come
from Europe in return for The large exports
of hread-s!u.is and provisions.
Flour goes up Is cts. per Dbl. in conse
quence of the news. Barring sCircular( Lon
dom does rot suppose there will be any fur
iheT advance.
Corn, in great demand for export. 20 10
so ceus.
Wool in good demand, and former rates
fully susiaincd;' but advices from England
not so favorable.
Lard and cheese in demand, the price
abroad having advanced.
Pork and Eeel rather declining IN Eng
land.
Butler, Family Prime, wholesale, II lie
20.
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DFThe election of large majority of Wing
members to Congress in this State, shows the
estimation in which the people hold the Ad
ministration. The verdict has been emphat-
ic-never more so. 1t condemns the Tariff
of'46, and calls for its repeal. This call must
be REGARDED, or JAMES X. Polk will be sent
To keep company with SILAs WRIGnT.-AL
5uuy Journal.
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A NATIVE VOICE FROM WEST
ERN NETWORK.
GENEVA, Oct. 3, 1916.

Mr.. AMERIcAN-Dear Sir: We have
mel the enemy in the shape Of Whigism,
Locofocoism, Fanny Wrighlism, Anti-rentism,
Fourierism, Roman Catholicism, Jesuitism
Abolitonism, Foreignism and Prescription
ism OF all kinds, and hare polled q Nafiue
rotes-;he returns from the 18th district not in
yet.
II this does not belong TO the head and no
body genus, we confess our inabiltyio give
it its proper classification How the combin-
ed enemy must have trembled before these
s27 Native votesr
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80 Letter from Philadelphia eays IN re-

~ A letter from Philadelphia says IN re-
alton tc the Dinner 10 be given to Mr.. Web
stcr:
The Webster Banquet will probably be
the grandest festival OF its kind ever held in
America. In the great Chinese Hall, which
is larger than any other room ia the Union,
covers will be laid for one thousand guests
and the magnifcen! gallery, which will con-
tain as many as can get into your Trinity
Church, will be reserved for the ladies. The
venerable Mr.. Breck is 10 preside.
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NOTICE.

Belt known un to all men, that Oils Wait,
living in the town of Shoreham, State of YER
mont, Addison County, do therefore give my
son Samuel Wait his time. Therefore l will
not receive any of his wages nor interrupt any
of his bargains nor withhold any Of his prop
erty. Given under my hand, OTIS WAIT.
November 9TH 1916. 90,
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A NATIVE AMERICAN VICTORY

The American Native bantling pub
lished at Poughkeepsie, is in ecsiacies over
the result Of The recent election. True, that
beautiful faction has RIM down TO less than
1000 votes in The city of New York, its birth
place. But what OF that compared with its
proGigious achievements in Western New
York; Read the following letter and wonder
at The giant strides Of this tender OF Locoio-
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Be careful and getthe genuine DR.. WIS
TAR'S BALSAM Of WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed by |. BUTTS.
Address all orders 10 SETH w. FOWLE,
Boston Mass. For sale by w. P. Russell.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS.

The examination OF school teachers in
Mddlcbury will he at the town room OIL the
2lth inst, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
No.. l6.
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LASTS s. BOOT-TEERS

Just received an assortment of Towns
fashionable lasts and for sale by
Nov.l6. u. BECKWITH.
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we're at Havannah as at Key West; so or
60 vessels lost or driven ashore.
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10000 yards of Prints

from 4 cts upwards.
5000 yds Thibet Cloths, French Me
rous Gala P.aids, Oregon Lustres.
Indiana Casbmeres. Paris Dam
ask and Apines.
Alpaccas 25 cts do Silk Warp and good
at so cts,
500 yds Cashmere Rep and plain De-
LANES some for II cents. Castilian and
Oregon Robes and Dresses.
500 yds PARIS a. LONDON plain and
Twlled GINGHAMS together
with an endless variety of SHELF
& DRAW GOODS, iohich are
offered at the old permanent stand
for Cash, Produce or Credit at
the forrest prices by
November, 1916. FRANCIS
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~ The Court House in Bennington.Vt.,
has been burnt. Loss $50 000-also lac
tory al Hindsdillville.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Be it remembered that at Probate Court
held at Middlebnry in and Tor the District of
Addison on the 18th day of November A. d.
1876.
Abram Foot administrator of the estate Of
ALEXANDER HYDE,
late Of Cornwall in said District deceased,
presents his administration account for allow
ance 1t is therefore ordered, that said ac-
count be examined and considered for allow
ance BY this Court, al a session thereof to
be held al the Office of A. G.. White Esq, in
Shoreham in said District on Thursday the
Sd day of December next. at one o'clock in
the afternoon; and that said administrator
gives notice thereof TO all persons interested,
that they may appear and make their objec-
tions, if any they may have TO the allowance
OF said account, by publishing certified
copy of this order in the Northern GALAXY
a newspaper printed at Middlebury-three
weeks successfully, previous TO the time of
said Court.
J. s. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy ofrecord,
attest. J. S. Bushnell, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, !
District of Addison IS.
L
held at Middlebury in and for the District of
Addison, on the 14th day of November AID.
1916.
Cyrus o. Abernethy Of Cornwall in eaid
district moves the Court, that partition of
of that part Of The real estate of
JARED ABERNETHY.
late of said Cornwall deceased which was
set out as dover 10 Olive Abernethy his
widow, now deceased, be made among the
heirs of the said Jared Abernethy deceased,
and that commissioners be appointed for
that purpose: 1t is thereupon ordered, tina:
said Cyrus o. Abernethy notify all persons
interested to appear before this court, at the
session thereof 10 be held at the Office of A.
G. White Esq. in Shoreham in said district,
on Thursday the Sd day of December next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
time this Court will appoint commissioners
10 make partition Of said estate, by publish
ing certified copy of this order in the
Northern Galaxy-a weekly newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-three weeks
successfully previous 10 the time OF said
Court.
Jed S. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy Of record,
20 Attest. Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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FALL & WINTER GOODS.

FALL G. W INIEn UUUDEN,
of every description which were bought
with great care and attention, and wi lpos-
itively be sold at exceeding low prices.
The stock consists in part of the follow
ing articles
English, German and American Broad
cloths Double Width Beaver Cloth, from
&c to $500; Satinetts Fancy Cassimeres,
Cashmeres, De LANES, changeable Alpac-
cas-, Eolens, Romelas, Merinos, Silk and
Cotton warp .Alpaccas; almost an endless
variety Of PRINTS; Calicoes from 3 3-4c
to lie; Turkey Ginghams; Salisbury Elan
mel, Gloves of every description: Bonnets
Silks Velvets, Bonnet Ribbons; Artificial
Tabs, Plunes, &c. SC. CAPS of all dis
criptions,and prices from IL l-2c to $1,000.
80 Boas and Mulis. A splendid assert
ment OF fashionable shawls,; A few choice
patterns of Plain De LANES, all wool and
shaded Alpines. In fact, we have all arti-
Giles usually called for, at prices that can
not fail to be satisfactory to the purchas-
ers. Also great assortment of
Hardrare, Groceries, Crockery and
Hooden 1rare &c. &c.
IPMost kinds of Produce taken in cx-
change for goods
COLLINS g. LANE.
Cornwall Nov. II, 1916. 90
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Buffalo Robes.
Superiour No l. Buffaloe Robes Just re-
ceived for Sale by A,P. ROSCOE.
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THE MOON STILL Shines!

Such bargains as were nerer before giren,
are daily made at BIRGES.'
Nov. IL, 1916. %
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A true copy of record,
nt:est, j. S. Bushnell, Regis
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30
NOTICE.
May Q, 1916.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested IN the heaf
Estate Of WILLIAM JONES, ST., De-
ceased-GREETlNG:
NZOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
and personally appear before inc
Probate Court of Amite County, on the
ourh Monday in June, 1885,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered TO oe
soid-to-wu: ~
The South One Third part OF the SCUM
West Quarter Of Section Number T. III
Township Number 2, Of Range Number
4. East--described by the following me'es
and bounds, as foIlows:-Beglnn'nS a.
the South West corner o! said Quarter
Section at Stake on the South edge OF
The Natchez road--thence TO- 81 west
g Chuins and 70 Links to mark made OF
Stake--thence South $50 3O' West
Links. and White Oak Bush bearlns
3U'--thence 80 30 East, 80 Chains, IL
Links--thence 50 go East, on the GIrdl'
of the Town of Liberty, as per survey
ors Plat-thence South so 3O' west
to the place of begnnng--con'alnln'
Firly.Three Acres, more or less oal'
Lands lying and being in the County 0
Ami,e and State of Mississippi. II IS lur
ther ordered by the Court, that this CIia
lion be published in the Liberty A !, 70
cate" and "WoodvilIe Republican, ~
the time prescribed by Law. -
49,. WITNESS the Honoraol'
49, JOHN WALKER, Judge o. 'h'
SNV< Probate Court Of Am'te Coun
~, at the Court House mere e
IvWsG Of. in the Fourth Monday o
March, A. D.. One Thousand E'g"' 'iu''
-Edred and Forty-Six. ,17,c cJ..l
0'ON s. r. DAVIS, ClcrE,
By B. w. SETH, Dep. Ct6
ISSUED 25:h March, 1916 go
March 90, 1S46. '"O
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NOTICE.

III ETTERS of Administration with the
viii annexed, having been granted
10 The undersigned, on the Estate Of Jane
Torrance, deceased, at the April Term,
1916, ofthe Probate Court Of Amiie coun-
~, Observation-Disclosures, all persons
having claims against said Estate, are re-
CURED to present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by lay, or they
will be for forever barred, and those IN
dehted to the same are requested to make
immediate payment.
X. L. TORRANCE,
Administrator Nth the wil annexed.
May 2, 1916. Swo
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NOTICE.

III ETTERS Of Administration having
\ been granted TO the undersigned on
lhe Estate Of Patterson Gordon, Deceased,
at the May Term, 1916, Of the Probate
Court Of Amite Counly--therelore, all
persons indebted 10 said Estate, are re-
quired to make immediate payment--and
those having claims against the same, are
requested 70 present them duly authenlI
Gated within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred
WILLIAM CHADDlCK,
administrator.
May so, 1916. l3w6
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Nm pursuance of an order OF the Pro-
bate Court Of Amite county grant
ed at the April Torn, 1916, will as Ad'
ministrator of Ep4raim DIXON, deceased
sell
On the Fourth Monday in June 'lert'
on credit Of twelve months, before the
door of the court house in Liberty, the
following described lands, belonging TO
the estate of said deceased, to-wIt.--
The south east quarter of section number
eighteen, and the east half OF the north
east quarter Of section number nineteen
both in township number four, IN range
number six, east; containing 237 acres
more or less.
The purchaser or purchasers VIII o.
required to give notes with approved Sc
curlty. nnon1
THOMAS GORDON,
administrator.
m,no 1Q1f Owe
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HITCHCOCK g. BARNEY

HITCHCOCK g. BARNEY
EEAVE Just received the cheapest
H and best lot of CLOTHING ever
offered in Liberty consisting Of Blanket
Lion Skin and Tweed Goats; Cloth, Vei-
vet. and Satin Vests; Cashmere, lbiack
and (ancy) Tweed and Casslnet Pants
Also. on hand, large assortment oil Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Brogans and RuSse's' az "
which we are determined TO sell as cheap
as any Of our neighbors.
December 6, l845.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

THE STATE OF MlSSloolFFl,(
ANTE COUNT, s. S.
To all persons interested in the Estate q
CAnesBy GAYDEN, Deceased-GREErING
wTOU ARE HEREBY CITED TO be
and personally appear before Inc
Probate Court Of Amlte County, on Inc
Fourth Monday in August next,
,her and there to examine the final ac'
count of JAMES PERKINS, Administrator on
the Estate of said Deceased, which hnal
account is on file in the Clerks Otiice Of
me Probate Court Of said County, and
shew cause why the same should not DC
alIowed and further to 90 and suffer sucn
o,ber things as shall be considered and or
dered by the Court aforesaid IN the pre-
misses.
>Iss.a.z, WITNESS the Honorable
SANSkz JOHN WALKER, Esquire
| ssMNS Judge of the Probate Cour
$% of said County, at the Cour
House thereof, on the Fourth MONDAY
Of Nav. A. D., lS46.
ISSUED, May 81, 1916; ,,a o.,
By B. w. SMITH, Dep. OK
LIBERTY, May so, lS46 lSwlo
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30
May 2, 1916.

NOTICE.
A T the July Term, 1916, OF the FRO
70 bate Court of Amile county, ms
sissippi, the undersigned Executor 5, o, { me
last viii and Testament Of Abel W Har
rngton, deceased, will present his account
as GUARDIAN of Jep'ha NJ. Harrington a
minor for final settlement and allowance
which account is on file IN the ProOa'e
Clerks Office of said county, at whlco
time all persons interested are hereby CT
led to attend.
JAMES S. GATLlN,
CHRISTOPHER r. WELLS.
Executors &c, Of The last 'clH ana IeS'"
ment of A, w. Harrington, deceaSea'
I1Iay Q, 1916. 9"o
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G. Y. WEBB g. X. r. WEBB,
Attorneys and CounselIOrs at Law,
LIBERTY, MISSISSIPPI
May /, 1916. 9
NOTICE.

n ETTERS of Administration having
4 been granted to the undersigned,
on The Estate Of Thomas Gordon, deceas-
ed, at the April Term, 1916, Of the Pro-
bate Court of ANTE counly.-Thefeiore,
all persons having claims against said
Estate arc required TO present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
oy law, or they will be forever barred
and those indebted to the same are reques'
ted TO make Immediate payment.
GEORGE ]. GORDON,
administrator.
Mqu2, 1916. S"4
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MRS. TILLOTSON
May 2, 1915.

EEAS just returned from the City with
an assortment of Fashionable BON
nets, Lace, Neapoli,an Florence Bon
nets--black tuskan do, Orange Flowers
Fringed Ribbons, Dress Caps and CaPes
embroidered, Chemizetts. Lace Vells'
Thread Lace, Lille do, Bishop Lawns,
striped and plaid Swiss MuslIns, Brocade
MusIns, and variety Of colored Mus'ins,
and Jaconets, CaIicoes, Lowels and Do
mestcs, Damask, Table Linen Diaper,
Parasols, Fans, Whale, bone, Grass Sklr's'
| Long Lawn Coltonade.
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o w Advertis e m n e. s .
SALE POSTPONED.
nm1N1sTRATOR'S SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
n pursuance of an order of the FRO,
hate Court of Amlte county, granted
I'M February Term, 1876 Will as
Illustrator Of William Jones, deceas'
III bell
On the 4A Monday in May, 1916,
credit of IL months, before the door
II ,he Court House in Liberty, the lol'
limo described lands, belonging to The
NC Of said deceased, to-wlt;--torty
= in north cast corner Of south east
1'.ar,er of section number four, township
,ssnber two, range number four east
KIN. two-thirds. OF south west quarter oil sec
aIsn number four, township number two
/ .Mnpe number tour, east.-Also, an eIghl
scre lot, sold by William Baker to VIII
i'm Jones' beginning at the north west
amer of the south east quarter section
amber four, township number two, range
amber four east-thence running SCUM
I'll 4 point where the boundary line OF
ceftaln two acre lot, granted by H. Mont
aomery to the Executor oil }. NJ. NlafS
and NJ. Davis, which boundary lntersect'
the eastern boundary OF the lands oil sal'
lanes 6eceased-th running an cas-
tern course TO the road leading from LID
efiy to the place of J. R. Brown-lnence
north with said road 10 the nof'herl
hbundary of said quarter sectloh-'"0"c'
Westerly to the place of beginning al
AsIsuatein the county of Aml'e and Stal'
III Mississippi. Out Of which lands lh'
widow of William Jones, deceased, ha'
had her dover laid off. -.
The purchaser or purchasers Will d
required to give note with approved SC
curity. ,,rnp
Administrator.
April II, 1916. o"o
fe-Tbe above SALE is postponed unit
The FOURTH MONDAY IN JUNE, l84t
GEO. i. WEBB,
administrator.
N May 80, 1846. l3tdS
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NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
ANTE COUNTY
May Is, 1916.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE
HIN pursuance of an order OF Inc FRO
bate Court of Amte county-grant'
ed at the April Term, 1916, VIII as al
ministrator Of Alexander Mar'in, deceas'
cd, sell
On the Fourth Monday IN June neat,
on credit of twelve months, before The
door of the court house in Liberty, the
following described lands, belonging 10
the estate Of said deceased, to-wlt'-
The north east quarter OF section mum
Der twenty-five in township NUMBER lou Il
of range number six. east; containing
100 acres, and the south east quarter o.
section number four, in township number
four, Of range number six, east; contain
ing 1853 and So. 100 of an acre; containing
in all 3l8 and 58 100 o. an acre.
The purchaser or purchasers VIII, DC
required to give notes with approved Sc
curity. ,r,1
administrator.
| ,sa ,oAc 9w6
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30

To MI persons interested in the Estate Of
CAnesBY GAYDEN, Deceased-GREETING
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-05-30
April II, 1916.
LIBERTY ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL ENGLISH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL.

FL TyHIS INSTITUTION, having
.lEsl.s now been in operation lof
more than two years under the pres
emf Principal, continues to afford to par,
ants and Guardians all the facilities Tor
a complete education of their sons and
wards, preparing them either for college
or the active duties Of life.
TERMS AS HEREToFoRE.-ClasssIcal aoe
Mathematical course $l-hlgher, bran
ches OF English $3-and the common ofan .
ches of English So per month o'udeh''
from a distance will be received INTO In'
family of the Principal at the usual prices
], II. BLACK, A. NJ,
Principal.
LIBERTY, May 80, 1916 10"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-07-25

n ] Humphreys, judgment 25th Novem-
Der f842, for 46I 10.
Mitchell, Callahan and Gillespie use
Re, vs. John Duke, judgment 9th May,
iS42, FOR $50 lg.
w s RMner admir-, Us ] r Grigsby,
Judgment 10th May l84a, for 292 87A.
w S Rayner admir- val Il Heth, judg-
ment 10Th May l842, for 5l8 III.
Bullitt, Ship 4 60, VS. W Joiner and w
benson, judgment 26lh November iS42,
Iof 1852 81.
Stanton a. Buckner vs. p II Powell,
ludgment2d December 1912, for AIS rs.
w Drane, use Tvs n N Williamson,
Judgment 9th November 1919, for ~ 81.
Dyer Pearl vs. ] o Boyd, judgment 80,
Nav 1914, for 1000 30.
Forsyth a Atterbury VI Williamson
Smith, Judgment 4th May l84s, for 400
l7o.
Hamblen q Latham use &c vs. John J
Henry. s M Flournoy, r N Cox and "
Hoy, Judgment 9Th May i84o, for 2,O4C
loo.
CP TaIiafero 4. co vs. VIM Smith judg,
ment goth May l846, for l48 SO.
G w House use &c, vs. R M William
son, judgment 18th May 1885, for 1876
SIS.
WIN Hardeman vs. WiliiamF Walker
Judgment I2lh May l843, for 267 %.
w Swami VS. ] H Cheatham sury &c
Judgment 18th May i843, for 213 80.
O W Thley vsCC Herbert, judgmen
9th May t843, for 1898 SO.
w A Pegram va w Allen, w Oil
, ton and Alien & Bennett, judgment Al
May I843, for 4,760 90.
J Elias Johnson vs. b R Allen, ex'r,3 II
/. Judgment 22d November I843, for 1885
as
E&SAS humwRy use &c, vs. Phinea
N Garrett, Judgment 22nd Novembe
y l343, for SO 81.
r Christmas surv, &c, VS. Israel Spcr
Ger, judgment 2sth November lS49, 4
i OF "a.
W. S. BAILEY, SAE.
I July 4, 1916. AZ
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sHERIFF,ss SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given, that pursu-
~ ant to the provisions Of an act Of
the legislature Of The State Of Missis
sippi, emit led aAn act to ensure the col
lection Of jury tax fees, and for other
purposes z passed Gath day Of February
l844, the undersigned Sheriff Of the
county or Madison, will, d The First
Monday, the 9Th day Of October, 1916,
expose to public sale, at the door Of the
court house Of said county, within the
legal hours, all the right, title, claim
and interest which the several plaintiffs,
hereinafter named, have in and 70 the
following Judgments, rendered in the
circuit court Of said county, al the dates
respectively designated, Il satisfy all
costs accrued and accruing on the same,
viz:
Benz Pickett use or P Craddock. IS
Madison r Moore, Judgment 18th Feb
ruary I845, for $3.50 10.
Fugh a. Slade use &c ys Martha 2
.Runnels, execut'x ofH D Runnels, decd,
Judgment 18th May I843, for 1876 "a.
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