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LATEST NEWS.



An immense crowd filled OVERLOOKING Old Fellows,
Hall ON Saturday evening called gehsr with view Of
facilitating tho organizaon Of tho Volunteers for Merco
The meeting was addressed In strains Of glowing CO.
quenee, by several gentlemen. Captain s. H. Walker
the gallant Texan Ranger who. under circumstances OF
80 much peril. In May last. opened communication from
Point Isabel Ia Fort Bowu. aud who distinguished him.
self in the assault Monterey was first
to the meeting. In the Of his remarks. Capt W.
took occasion to pay high tribute tho gallant conduct
at Monterey OF Hancock Cbevsls, formerly Of Richmond
who captured t~o Of the Mexican rcdoubts in the COM
menesment OF the battle Gen. 4. e. Darlington, Robt
G. Scott. Capt Robt G. Scott jr, It. T. p. August
Capt f. c. Csrringon h he three latter volunteers I'M
der the new requisiton) Austin NJ Tribe Of Middlesex
Gov VIM. Smith. John s. Caske. and James Lyons sue
eossively addressed the meeting in compliance with the
voccrous calls OF the audience. When left the meet
ing about half past the enrolment Of names was in
gress We cannot doubt that the two Companies from
Richmond will soon be filed
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED
AT rnr NETTING AT TrrLows' HALL SATURDAY soHr.
Whereas, requsIon has been made by the President
Of the United States, the Governor Of this Common
wealth. for Regiment Of Volunteers during the
Mexican War, until discharged and il is 6i and
becoming in every good citizen tho
Of his county in every with foreign foe
Resolved therefore, That tho citizens Of Richmond will
their best efforts raise within this Dis.
ton made the State and that every comfort will be
furnished those who enrol themselves until mustered into
| the service Of the United States.
Resolved. That committee Of fifteen be appointed
whose duty IL shalt be To give all possible aid those who
engaged in enrolling voluncers-that il shall be the
especial duty Of the said committee interest
in promoting the voluntary enrolment Of suitable persons
Ito solicit subscriptions from citizens for furnishing
uniforms and supplies for the volunteers, and by all other
to encourage the filling up the lists Of enrolment
Resolved also, That suitable persons be appointed To
visit the counties OF Chesterfield Powba,an GoochanJ
Louisa, Hanover and HenrcO, obtain volunteers for the
| proposed service.
Received, That all present who are willing to yo
luner enrol their nsmes, the s be handed over TO
Captains RoBERr q soOrr, Jr and E. c. CAHKISGroN.
COMMITTEES FRrEES)
MONROE WARD Ro. q. Scott Sem, Col George w
Munord, Jas. Lyons, John A. Mcridiih and Thomas H.
Ellis.
MADISON WARD-Dr. WIN. A. Patteson, A. Morris.
John Wombe, James Evans and E. b. Ward.
JEFFERSON WARD-R. Haskins, Simon Cullen Loftin
N. Elliot, George T.. Sadler and r. NJ. Crump.
III The Committee requested OF the office
OF Robert c. Scott, SEN This monday Morning, at 10
O'Clock.
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correspondence Of the Bait. Sun.

r.. u.
Dispatches have at last been received from t,cn Ta,lo,
with the official Of the killed and wounded a, Mon
trrey their number 400. oil told. Nothing else of inn
portaneo from the camp Gen Taylor has not yet e Mon
terey. s..rr
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VALUABLE WHARF LOT on WATER ST.,
, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
For Snl< nj anrrg..

WILL be soII WEDNESDAY BeT. the ash p....t =, Al
w O'Clock p NJ on the prem vauabie buiiinz lot on
The so1ih side &c MAR where Is BY street Tn.
lot front, GJ lee ard $50 feet.
TERMs-one third cash; the balance months for
approved endorsed regotable notes, THE Withheld.
By request Of the owner,
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ecHRISTiFDsN
az Christie,. GaIyauic a.,

" Christie's Galvanic Curatives,-The
wonders OF feeuiety the latent power. Of Magnetism.
asenees OF GaVann are subjects having
neron with each other and the form
p'hees OF pr Christie sbeeved the highest
provnen The Galvanc Rings and the aim
ps appleationt modeaorof Belts ana. Br.e
lets Strengthening Pase power and no
which The mysterious agent Of Gavsnm eject
fail 10 be penna penty relieved
For further pareulrs .rober part Of this
paper Explanatory pamphlets may gratis by 10
the agents for this Messr DUvAL PURCELL
1f7 Main seet. limo Va
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NAvAL-Cspt. s. ii. Strnghom has received orders 70
take command Of the U. s. line Of battle ship Ohio and
proceed sea with oil possible despatch under sealed Or
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v Magnetic Telegram,

tTEAsssrrrrD ron ruK B.prrNoar AsxnicAsl
lr.t PniLADErrniA. Nov 30, g, P. M.
Several sses Of -four took place to-day at S5 per bar
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DICGER's oFFICE, UNDER THEEAGLE

~ UuTEI. i3ru SrnrEr
FOR TO.MoRROw.-s2sOoO 5000, 5000. 1000, $780, 1850
no o. 1900 10 of 1900 a. Nos I3dawn Whoe
w. halves a. qimHcr 2.
Aso go 600 gs1o 1900 1905 75o m 500 n 800 Of
200 &C IS Us dawn fir for Packages Whoc "
Nh &c In proportion
Raios tosc above evening ~ O'Clock
Paetages ante 1-tct' au harss 10 be- had o. BIGGER
MANAGERS OFFICE. ID. PAINE g. co.
lNA For 70 mouw-sls ot0 5000 soop, tOoo 2SOr 1850
10 o 1900 70 Of 1899 70 Of sOO W " SEP he - Nos "a
drawn. Tickets o.
AsO-sloooo, $500 1900 1905 $50 Of Soc Of 200, Of
300, Ae, Is Nos rs d avn r che ssf
20 ANOTHEH 90 TUE CoNFORTAnI.Es "a
Drawn N9s % D,3pd Consol dated Extra 49,
66 Ia 50 az Sc ~ 10 81 81 a. 81.
whoe t,ehst Nos ~ "a &C. $1,000, 90 sns TsaH
Dawn Mo- DclivsrL class az: Ut
sri ~ ~ s. ~ ~ s ~ - IS 30 w., "a
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Correspondence Of tho Jour Of Commerce

"The truth OF history mus, be vindcated" rs Mr. Ben
ton said ON tho Oregon question. Tho truth Of history
must be indicated also to the Mexican question.
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Tickets SIC Halves Quarters sso packages
OF 20 Whols tlO Of &c Halves ass ouarters Ss7I
buyers arc referred 10 PnIea are r.sasred
me omee a. proof Of what has been every
erswnE Continues 10 increase pad ky
oiders eenraies In the absy,
ana IN all Louenes viii be PrOnPt TO- and
drawing seat when rsqreEtsd.
PisSse EdSTsas srdsrs to n sTRATToH
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Splendid schemes tor Novc,n,.r ,..s

u 70 % % ~ 10 20 - ~ 81 &c Al
9J Nos 81 as PINE Of $4,000, in the sboy. La.
terry sold 10 eouespond,ns In kaaswha county, Va.
Splendid Schemes for November, IsaS.
Sl2.C0O 10000.
Manufacturing No &c cap.tas: $4,000 10000 5000
lss 10 Of 1900 4e IS Nos 10 drawn Ticket. ss h,lyr,
$4,000, 10000.
Tus-lsy-N Jersey No. 81 Cap.: sqo 600 10 200 .ooo
TieAsts -; halves $50 quarters use.
Sl2O00. 10000.
Weinersy-AiendaN No Captalx si2 600 10 600 sooo
Isso 10 OF 1000 &c 10 Nos IL drawn Tickets halves So
ars- i25. -
ga. 600. 5000.
Thur-isy-N Jersey No. % Capitals: s2S 600 5000 soon
sOoo 2tsp, 90 1000, No. ~ drawn riel.t, as
halves ESQ; qvarses I,25.
$4,000. $500.
frdsy-Mononxaa No -. Capitas $1,000 1900 Iooo sss
ks rs Nos ~ drawn Tickets si95; halves 62e ars 1Ie
IS 900, 500
s.iuray-susssr, Extra No IO Captain: $1,000 500 ios7
CT 500, ke 70 Nos, IL drawn Tickets 81 So halves use
qns 5e
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. cla. o. for 1860 be d.-n
Nov. 2sth 1876.
20 NO LOTrERY-I5 DRAWN pAIIfua
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~ EGRO HIRlNG.-Thomas ii. Taliaierro
offers his services again his friends pubic gene
y In Hiring out Negroes for the ensuing year and collecting
claims entrusted IN his eaealo renting Houses selling
all binds Of Produce He takes this nod OF informing
who wish 10 employ him. that would be advisable
as early they that he have opportunity getting
good homes He pledges hiuSehst
to obtain good prices and good homes and hopes
enee OF nieen years will emit hun share OF patronage
20 he viii At all times be ~ b. O b. Hils
odee. oProEe Mcsn. r. H. Diekenson Brother Frankin
street, IN rear OF the Ben Tavern. 3-lrJ
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by Dunlop, uopcurc AZ Co.
DRY f.OOnS Az aUTr.ox

On WEDNESDAY. inst eoumenein. al O'Clock nj,
our S' Room uP s.s ne VIII sell large and
neHi OF fresh and desirable Goods recently TIM.
kst containing desirable asoaab
@ 70 when We pA;gary invite the attention Of the trade ge
neraly among Them viii be found
super BLK end fancy cord Cloths
Eitra super blue blk cassmeres
DO ca Pilot Cloths nd FIushiurs
Super DARK mIed aatinetts
Blue and Cadet mixei Kent leans
- and 20 heavy EaEli,h Txeeds
-, 20 and - brown Sh mrs various uye,
Twined Dufh and Maekinaw Blankets
suPehne American Prints, syles
Do white, scarlet and yeiou Fiannes
DO. fancy striped Kent leans
Do Nestngs. HIkG
Cord Cambries, Blk and lesias
Extra India Bandannas
Super Tiekngs. brown Drilinxs
-, 70 and - bieaebed shirtinxs and sheeunr,
CarpeinEs, assorted patterns
Pins. Ho he and Eye. &c &C
TERhS-Under eash over ioo aou,rx A meath.
credit for approved negotiable paper
DUNLOP MONcTrRP 4
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Aurtiou Gaits.
FUTURE DAY.
Auction SALE or Dny aoo,.

FUTURE DAYS
ny DavsE port, Allen Z Co. ! =
AUCTION SALE OF DRY GooDx r.r
ou rUksDAf the sth % eouune M AZ 0 o'ei,.l
We shall ren At Dry Goods Recon- rxe asA r-p.. .,,
ent of Frssa and ssasonabe DRY GooDs r.e.aIy pa
of ard par ieusn adapted sas n,sst TO which
Ne dssire particularly to call Dsaiera
farieulas appended 10 future Advertisement
Terms-unter 500 e.sh-sI00 over os credit 10, nm
proved PAPER no IL DAVENPORT. ALLEs q co Aue,.
ny Wellington GoddIn, Aaet.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON CsruuC..
Hill for sale mt Auction.
m WILL be sold on Tuesday afternoon nsxt
1A the 24ih instant upon the premises f fair if not
NE per r day O'clock
ot on which stands situated Brold ana aspi
ot on' &c feet hack hous, hs, sr roma
besides keher ard IN good repair tenant 10 vii
mig 70 eontinse ths tenancy annua
Tenn - cash; bsanee
"eursd BY trust deed By request Of the
no 10 w. GoDDtN. Areti-neer.
VALUABLE WHARF LOT on WATER ST..
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold on WEDNESDAY Afternoon. the
18th Instant fairf the day NJ
oeoek an undivided moety Of lot No fronting on Water
Ioo eet running back 10 the Dock Coaeb So,.
Coal Spout sads Tems I'd balance and ~ month.
TOT approv,d eHdor'ed neEoiiass whhled sale
r'tA'sf ae La't rssarve- BY REQUEST or THE OWNER
nole w t.n,,. A.,
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lotteries.
j g; GREGORY s. Co. MAsAorr., No.

Dawn Nos Of AstsndriI LOTTERY. Gas. ~ I-th Oct ists
~ IS 81 65 90 Is 46 40 a. 81 nc AZ
" nos 81 10, PINE Of $4,000, in sbove Lo.-
terry, sod 20 a eouerpond.nt IN eourt. ",
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A FINE CHANCE.
GREAT BARGAIN will he offe rod IN anv

DESTROYS OF urins and stenr II
Tobacco in b. city Of Richmond FACTORY conveniently
eonsue cd for he purpose with Fix ucen, % put 90 10 "a
IL Of uane cred tobacco per day hs strips Der
year The friurs be sod reasonable terms and
opportunity afforded Of very low II eary a
peauon BE- made 1ho disposed themselves OF M. n.
Vorahe chance lea further by applying at TN.
odhCe. no i7-fkdtiO,bD
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On WEDNESDAY NEXT the a5th OF Nov n 10 o,oek will -
sold, in font Of our Auction Store
Superior retanirg Trinidad MoEasses
Prime Green Laguayra Codee
Do do Rio do
Do Goshen Cheese in casks
Do dry and bright Bacon sides
New crop Bunch Rails rs in boxes
Do do do in half bc1es
DO do do in euaner baIss
BORDEAUX Almonds in bales and barrels
Sole Leather, samped 'topd"
Do. do do damaged
Old hon1ngakea whiskey
Do Cincinnati Reeiidui do
oArd DuPuy q Co. COgnae Brandy
Imitation do
kinssiand's Sperm Candies
hasoa's ehAnenge Backing
EItra fac GunPowdsr Tea in half chests
Very superior Indigo in kess
Loneon Brown Stout in pint bouIes
DO do in quarts
sIlo Window Class Ia pdHe order
l0rl2 do do, in DO
TERhs-Under 800, cash; 500 and over four o,,.
'or approved paper. WILLIAMS A. UANaII Aur,s
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GEN. WOODS ARMY

CANr MAR PREsipIo, MEsrc,,
18th nrtok.. tatc
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BY Kent, Kendall & Atwater.
DRY GOODS ar AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY I'd Deee uber comm. Elm, =, a o,.,L
we shan ss al our Warehouse large Of
fresh and easouabe Dry GoOd in store and on ts ay fo
Ne" York Philadelphia and Bmoe The sale viii be wthout
reserve, and worthy the attention Of the trade.
% Particulars hereafter.
DO Terms
l6 KENT .Tpp
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I
Anr1rr Cn1tNrr 6 6

ANTE CUUNTF, s. s.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of
CADEsBY GAYDEN, Deceased-GREErING
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A regiment of Cavalry or Mounte' men will
consist Of
Field and STAFF OGcers.-l Colonl; | Lieu
tenant Colonel; Major Adjutant 2 Lleuten'
ant in addition to the Lieut.. of comRny)
Non.comnissioned OGcers.--l Segeant Ma.
Tor; / Quarter Master Sergeanti Principal
Musician; Chief Buglers and 10 Companies
(for the organization Of which see ab've.(
a A Company of Infantry or Raemen will con.
sist off, Captain; First Lieutenant; Second
Lieutenant; Sergeants; 4 Corporals; 2 Musi.
clans; so Privates las established by the Presi.
dent.)
A Regiment of Infantry or RiAemen will con.
sist of
officers and STAFF Offers Colonel; Lieu
tent Colonel; Major; / Adiutant "a Lieuten.
ant of one of the Companies but not in addition
commissioned Ofcers.--l Sergeant Ma
ior; Quarter Master Sergeant; 9 Principal Mu.
sicians. and 10 Companies (fOr the organization
of which see above.)
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

N pursuance Of an order of the Pro.
II bate Court of Amite county-grant-
ed at the April Term, 1916, | will as Ad.
mnlstrator of Ephraim DIXON, deceased,
sell
On the Fourth Monday in June meet.
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 will be
required to give notes with approved Sc.
curlty.
THOMAS GORDON,
administrator.
Mayo, 1916. 9w6
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l4m6
To the Patrons of the Liberty Advocate.

To the Patrons of the Liberty Advocate.
The undersigned has again assumed the com.
plete control of the columns of the Liberty Ad
vocate Grateful for the patronage he has here.
tofore received from the good people of Old
Amite, he sincerely hopes, that by diligent APP
plication to his duties, as publisher of this paper,
that the same patronage will continue to be ex.
tended to him. He promises to use every effort
to make the Advocate, an interesting period
cal, and worthy their continued support. 10
those who favor him with their advertising, he
promises to use despatch, and upon the most
reasonable terms.
The Advocate will still faithfully adhere to,
and support those great principles and measures,
which the Wing party has for SO many years
manfully battled for, and of which it has been
the humble instrument Of endeavorng to dis
seminate. 1t will be found always, while un.
der the control of the undersigned, to be Wing
all ouer. To the Wings of Old. Amlte, the pub
Usher tenders his most grateful thanks for the
support they have heretofore extended, and trust
that they will continue to afford hum encourage
rnent, whilst lifting the Wing banner, and fight
ing for Wing principles, and the interests Of the
L,r,,oyu 10. 1876 Is
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DIR yP29pIRSa
GEUNINE VEGETABLE PILLS.

GEUNINE VEGETABLE PILLS.
WINNIE, which TRIES ALL THINGS, has
thoroughly established the inesti'
mable value OF these Pills as cathar;ic,
anli-bilious and detergent medicine. II
is now TWELVE YEARS since DR., Peters
gave them to the world, and their reputa-
ton, founded on his long experience, still
continues to increase. The annual sales
which, during the first year, amounted
to one hundred thousand boxes, have, dur
ing the past year, exceeded ten times that
amount, and the market for them, once
confined to a few states, now comprise
not only the entire Union, but Canada,
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and the
West Indies. They may Justly be term
ed the great household Medicine Of the
South and West No other Pills have ev.
er been so widely patronized in those re.
gions. They are purely vegetable in their
nature, and SO mild that they may be CIV
en- with perfect safety. even to an infant.
BALLARD 81 CONVICTION, are the
only authorised agents for the sale of Pc
ters' Genuine Pills, Liberty, and JOHN
SOJOURNER, Rose Hill, Miss, and on
enquiry may be had Of authorised agents
in all the towns and country stores in the
South and West.
June 6, 1916. l4m6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A T the July Term, 1916, of the Pro-
~ bate Court of Amite County, | will
present my account for final settlement
and allowance as Administrator Of the
Estate of John Robinson, Deceased, which
account is now upon file in the Clerks
Office Of said Court.
JOHN COLLINS,
administrator.
May 80, 1886 l3w3
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NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration with the
IL Will annexed, having been granted
to the undersigned, on the Estate Of Jane
Torrance, deceased, at the April Term,
l946, ofthe Probate Court of Amite coun-
ty, MississiPpi.--Therefore all persons
having claims against said Estate, are re-
quired TO present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by Law, or they
will be for forever barred, and those in
debted TO the same are requested to make
immediate payment
R. l.. TORRANCE,
Administrator oith tie wiH annexed.
May 2, 1916. 9w6
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RANGERS SALE.

RANGERS SALE.
nN the Fourth Monday
MfTYR ~ in June, 1916, | will
GlEA1F cR sell, before the door of the
sszAAszaA ~ Court House, in Liberty,
the following described Stray, viva
bay Horse with star in his forehead
one hind foot white--his mouth very much
torn by the brdle--about seventeen hands
backed--about twelve years
above described horse was la
ken up by John Caldwell--and was APP
By Samuel Harrel and William
c. Calender, to $50,
R. SINCLAIR,
Ranger.
May 80, 1916. Is
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, }
ANTE COUNTY. s. s.


To all persons interested in the Estate Of
LEROY WARNocK, Deceased--GREETING
NOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
n and personally appear before the
Probate Court of Amite County, on the
Fourth Monday in August next,
then and there to examine the final ac-
count Of GEORGE F. WEBB, Executor on
the Estate of said Deceased, which final
account is on file in the Probate Clerks
Office of the Probate Court Of said Coun-
ty, and shew cause why the same should
not be allowed--and further TO do and suf.
fer such other things as shall be consider
cred and ordered by the Court aforesaid
in the premises.
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NOTICE.

ETTERS Of Administration having
- been granted to the undersigned on
the Estate Of Patterson Gordon, Deceased,
at the May Term, 1916, Of the Probate
Court of Amite CoNty--therelore, all
persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
CURED TO make immediate payment--and
those having claims against the same, are
requested to present them duly authenti-
Gated within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
WILLIAM CHADDICK,
administrator.
May 80, 1916. l3w6
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Mayo, 1916.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A 7 the July Term, 1916, Of the Pro-
IA bate Court of Amite county, Mis-
sissiPoi, the undersigned Executors ofthe
last Will and Testament of Abel W. Har.
ringt1n, deceased, will present his account
as Guardian of Jeptha NJ. Harrington, a
minor for final settlement and allowance,
which account is on file in the Probate
Clerks Office Of said county, at which
time all persons interested are hereby CT
ted to attend.
JAMES S. GATLIN,
CHRISTOPHER r. WELLS.
Executors DC, of the last ciH and tesla
mert of A. w. Harrington, deceased.
May 2, 1916. 9w3
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SALE POSTPONED.
ADMINISTRATORS SIZE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN pursuance of an order of the Pro.
bate Court of Amite county, granted
at the February Term, l846--l will as
Administrator of William Jones, deceas.
ed, sell
On the 4th Monday in May, 1916,
on q credit of IL months, before the door
Of The Court House in Liberty, the fol-
lowing described lands, belonging to the
Estate Of said deceased, o.wit:--Forty
acres in north east corner Of south east
quarter Of section number four, township
number two, range number four east
Also, two-thirdsOf south west quarter ofsec-
ton number four, township number two,
range number four, east.-AIso, an eight
acre lot, sold by William Baker to Will
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 a point where the boundary line GO
certain two acre lot, granted by r. NAiap
gomery to the Executor Of J. M. CIV
and NJ. Davis, which boundary interseA
The eastern boundary oil the lands of said
Jones 6eceased-thence running an cas-
tern course to the road leading from Lib
erty to the place of J. R. Brown-thence
north with said road to the northern
boundary of said quarter secton-thence
westerly to the place Of beglnnlug--all
situate in the county of Amite 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
curily.
GEO Il WEIR
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NOTICE.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
May 2, 1916.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
ANTE COUNTY.
To all persons interested in the Real
Estate of WILLIAM JONES, ST., De.
collaborating:
VOU ARE HEREBY CITED to be
and personally appear before the
Probate Court of Amie County, on the
Fourth Monday in June, 1916,
and show cause, if any you can, why
the same should not be ordered to be
soId-to-wit:
The South One Third part of the South
West Quarter of Section Number 4, in
Township Number 2, Of Range Number
4, East--described by the following metes
and bounds, as folows:-Beginnlng at
the South West corner Of said Quarter
Section at q Stake on the South edge of
the Natchez road--thence TOO 80 West,
6 Chains and 20 Links to mark made on
a Stake--thence South $50 80 West, 8
Links, and a White Oak Bush bearing
3O'--thence 80 30' East, SO Chains, 10
Links--lhence 80 80 East, on the Girdle
of the Town of Liberty, as per Survey
ors Pat--thence South 80 so West,
to The place of beginning--containing
Fify-Three Acres, more or less. Said
Lands lying and being in the County Of
Amite and State Of Mississippi. 1t is fur
her ordered by the Court, that this Cita-
ion be published in the Liberty Adyo-
,ate," and "Woodyile Republican," for
he time prescribed by Law.
,.I.a1, WITNESS the Honorable
JOHN WALKER, Judge of the
"a Probate Court ofAmite Coun-
~, at the Court G House there,
TWstN OF, in the Fourth Monday OF
March, A. d.. One Thousand Eight Hun
lred and Forty.Six.
S. r. DAVIS, CLERK,
By B. w. SETH, Dep CIR.
ISSUED 25:h March, 1886
March 90, 1916. iw6