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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-28

better raw cotton; the manufacturer, a
better and cheaper labhclhe ship owner,
speedy and cheaper conFance. Their
united efforts drove theHlish manulac-
turer Of hese coarse gods from The lar
gesl British Colonial maSet, and which
the Americans would no' be in posses
sion OF, but for the inteIpsition OF the
East India Co., with amber protective
duty TO sustain their manufactures. !
have no fault to find With the course
pursued by The British, q these regula-
ions. have INTRODUCED these facts to
exhibit 10 you the traBcendant folly oil
attempting system O. low duties and
free trade, where it is a on one side. |
have not yet known the British Govern
ment TO reduce the duties 10 a point that
has reached single imoortant Interest,"
Their free trade and low duties never ap
ply to any article that seriously completes
with their own labor; nor are they likely
to adopt such measures The Free Trade
OF the political econom lists OF Great Brit
ain, is a transcendentaI philosophy, Which
is not likely TO be adopted by any gov
ernu t on the lace Of the globe, unless
1t be me Chinese, and we have already
the earnest Of the effect Of low duties on
the internal condition Of that country
The trade Of that empire is fast approach
ing 10 barter; the precious metals hav
my been drained, to pay for the foreign
products introduced into it.
am aware that have written long
letter, but could not we'll abrldge, con
slstently with gIancing at many topics II
which take deep interest. The sub
lect is boundIess, and would carefully
carry out by illustrations and examples
many OF tho points, upon which have
touched, but | Iorbear for the present
When | have the pleasure to meet you
we can discuss all these questions, EN-
braclng not only the present condition
but the future prospects and destiny Of
our beloved country, for which | enter
tam the strongest attachment. our
strength and glory is in UNFOLDING ant
maintaining the Union.
shall send, in a few days, statistics
furnished me by friend, who is lnteIll
gent, careful and accurate in these mat
lers, and who holds himself RESPONSE biz
for all that will be stated
pray you, my dear sir, to accept the
assurances with which | remu,H, mos
your friend aud obed lent ser
want.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
To the Hon. WILLIAM G.. RIvEs,
Castle Hill, AlbemarIe County, Virginia
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-28


We are authorized TO announce Atpv,
DER b. MACLEOD, Attorney and c oun.AtnN
at Law, OF Jefferson county, as a candiS.iiof
ViceChancellor Of the Southern Distric, os m ior
sssippi. VI Mia
We are authorized to announce JAupo :.
SMILEY, of Amite county, as a candid,,
Vice. ncellor Of the Southern Ds,r;o, ior
We are authorized to announce InuN
DICKS, Of Adams county, as a canSd.N b.
the Office Of Clerk of the Inferior Court 81 r. lof
Gerry, for the District composed of the co, nan
of Amite, Franklin, Jefferson, Adams and DT W..
kinson. VIII
We are authorized TO announce ERASNuo ,
RUSSELL, of Amite county, as n c.nS,3o
for the office Of Clerk of the Inferior Cn"., uoIe
Chanccry, for the District, composed ~ a. Oh
counties of Amite, Franklin Jefferson. An, 'ne
and Wilkinson.
We are authorized to announce RAtpu
NORTH, of Adams county, as candidate ~ u
the office Of Clerk of the Inferior Court Of Gu
cery for the District, composed ofthe conn,;a.
of Amite, Franklin, Jefferson, Adams and WI
XII nson.
/ VS. are authorized to announce Col wM
TERRELL LEWIS, of Wilkinson COUNTY ,. w.
candidate for the Office of Clerk, of the Inio,io.
CONT of Chancery, for the District, compo,s5
OF the counties of Amite, Franklin, jefferson
Adams and Wilkinson.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-28
ATROClOUS MURDER.

INQUEST AFTER NEARLY THIRTY YEARS
On Wednesday an inquest was held IN
the parish church of Bannet, county o
Douuegu,, uo:orc MIR. Mi'ior, Coronor, t.
investigate the circumstances connected
with the death Of female found burlec
in BaIIikinard bog. ltappeared from eV
dence tina! while some men were occu
pied cutting turf on Friday evening, the
2lSt inst, they discovered the body, dres
sed in dark stuff gown and flannel petit
coat, with a scarlet handkerchief tied
round the head. The body was in state
of the most perfect preservation, the flesh
not in the least decayed or shrlveIIed, but
perfectly firm, and Tree from all unplcaS-
ant SMELL The wreched woman had
evidently been barbarously murdered, as
her throat was cut in most lrighliul
manner--lhe hair aud a ribbon enclr-
cling the head, stained with blood, and
the lett arm broken. Several witnesses
were examined, who clearly recognised
and Identified the body as that of Betty
Thompson, wife OF Owen M'Swine, de
ceased, who suddenly dsappea red in the
month OF May, 1914, under clrcumslan-
ces OF most suspicious nature. 1t had
Always been rumored in the neghborh God
at the time, that she had been murdered.
as was generally supposed--tho' strange
to say, no search was made, nor did any
investigation ever take place until the
body was accidently discovered near the
surface Of the bog.
This neglect and want of inquiry is the
more 10 be regretted as there is very little
doubt that sufficient evidence formerly ex
listed 10 have led to the conviction o.! Inc
murderers. 1t was really astonishing TO
see human body for thirty years IN
humed in bog, with the lineamen;s aP-
Parently perfect and unchanged as on the
day the unfortunate creature was muir
dere1; and the clothes o! the deceased
were unnjlred by The time. Even the
small pox, with which she was slightly
marked was clearly discernble, from
powerful antsceptic properties Of the
bog. The figure was finely propo rtioned
and the limbs perfectly elastic, anG most
exquisIeIy formed, with beautiful dark
hair flowing down the neck, as if yelling
from the eye Of nature, the horrid deed
Of an unnatural assassin, To the credit
of the Pensioners, every exerlion was
made to throw light on the mysterious
deed, but without effect. The jury found
that "The body was the body Of Betty
Thompson, who disappeared in the month
Of May, 1914, and that she came by her
death in consequence Of a wound inflicted
on her throat with some sharp ins!ru.
ment, by some person or persons I'M
KNOWN Derry paper.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-28

Dow, Jr. says when a man becomes
poor, and gets hard up, with big owl.
eyed starvation staring at him from a
short distance, he will turn off and devil.
ward in spite of all pous pushing TO the
contrary. Righteousness and roast beef
are luxuries that he can't afford.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-03-28

Man conceivss fortune, but wonan c0u
ducts il.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

VI
MILKING or Cows.--A Small Tenant
Farmer" was induced to try the milking 81
a COW three times a day, viz, morning,
midday, and night; and found that in an
swered better ID hot weather, than under
the old system Of milking twice : day
More milkis obtained, and the cream on
the midday milking is twice as thick as
on that MIXED al night. Turnips render
the milk lighter, and Of more easy diges-
ton, than the common fodder; while beet
root makes il extremely rich and substan-
tial. The cOnyalescence Of The Count Of
Paris the infant grandson Of Louis Phillip
pc, is attributed to the milk Of a COW, led on
tlrnips, having been substituted for that Of
his nurse the latter having been found %
be not sufficiently nutritious.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22


HTaH RACKS no FEED HoRsEs. AT z
meeting 81 he Famer's Club in New York,
several 81 he gentlemen,as related BIZ the
Farmer ana Mechanic, observed that cough
was caused ID horses, BY feeding them Il
high racks. Thomas Hancock. who SER
yea Ten years in the British cavalry, re-
marked that his troop lost annual nine
horses from blindness, caused by obliging
them to reach up for thoir feed. When fed
from troughs, the loss ceased.
An elevated position Of the head, such
AS is rendered necessary BIZ high rack, il
certainly not natural nor favorable for easy
and quiet feeding and that it should cause
cough and other diseases is reasonable 70
suppose; and il sustained BY such facts as
are mentioned above, should be abandon.
ed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Holes two et blQad, twenty inclle
deep, filed one iao with garden rubbish
and unrotted nanules 5, beat down hard, aIlo
watBred two 81 buckets GIlI, then
ca with rich cil a this sptsad one inc
of fine compost 0r well r0lled mauur
compact but not hard htick the seeds,
twenty OF thirty 20 9 bill, the upper END g
che seed to be little below the sur ee p
the compost brush over the bills With iAR
/. hand q llup the holess tlsn cQReE lhe
hills vii an inch Of clear sind, and ollaf
waiered hiIl fen feet apart three plant.
tothehIil Iea h|nned when ths plants Have
six leaves, chen take so Tie boots with
aharp peiih iiiis, and when the side shoot
are n inches long. talSe Oif all but three
secure these % tue gropna with cross sticks
- TPesteyn Gardener.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

MUsKETons.-Good If true Parley's
Magazine contains the following Z 10
get lid Of these torEnenters, take q few hot
Goals on shovel or chatting dish, and
burn upon them some brown sugar il your
bed rooms and pailors. and you efeclually
Danish Or destroy every musketoe ioT he
night"
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

HoAnsENEss.-One dramch 81 freshly
scFaped horse-Fadish root, to be infused
with ounces Of water in a close vessel
two hours, and made into syrup, with dou-
Die it. weight Ia vinegar. Is an improved
remedy for hoarsanesss q isasP0ouinl has
often proved e6eciual a few teaspooul
& il sid, have nsrsf been knovn 3 an Is
removing hoarssness.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

4AgRRK PoTAToRs.-We every DAY
hear complaints about watery potatoes
Put into The pot piece Of lime Is large as
a hens eeg, and how walery sOeyer The
potatoes may have been, when the water Is
poured oi'the potatoes win be perfectly dr.
and meaiy.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

GRAPES II is said that when foreign
grapes are found 70. be too ,enderfor growth
in this climate, they should be grated on
the native stalks. They are said in this
way to succeed remarkably well, and pro.
duce fine fruit.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

desire large, smooth, web dsTel.
oped potatoes, plant only such POSSESS
-the specific qualities you pre- q propagate
--and plant them whole. True even *.
cellenl specimens may som .1les - o..
tai16d from cuttings, BIT ibis i - ey.
eeplion 70 natures rule.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

Setap6ft from qraTteT ID ball en- acre
Of good, strong land ior ruiabaga and other
roots. lf you have a iat spot IN your pas.
tufe grounds. OK Jap Of new Sol. throw
esso -5 B md plant n ilnoa. IfFm
y van - iHerc0r |of tu
prsF,0cs Fc $50 Cad .
dlrufs
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

BEANS WITH CORN.- We are decidedly
averse to mixed hnshandry, IS genera
thing, but few beans, dropped BY the side
Of Rhill Of corn-not in It, are, we think
no injury TO the standard crop.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

LOCKED Jaw IN HoRsE IS said
that pouring water along he back from q
watering pot or 4 considerable time with
out ittermission, wall effect cure.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

lorneY and ounse|'or
YAzoo cIIE t6e
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22
BfnTor, Mss, pEil q. l515,

BENTON7 IIT7V77 q DID Is 1IIIIs
We the snhscriheFa, having been called Oh BY
Dr w ~ N.oOa e testify @ whatW know d
us chill and ~ ~ fever and ague pills take
.Iehsnse il say tnat We have used them 20
MANY insthneea ad ineariabiy haze cured. We
rave kn5wn these nils laken 81 many and We
recollect rs case wherein they have Jailed %
cure, noE d. Nc believe il taken ia time and hY
fha brinfed directions, accompanying each box
thaf fhav viii fail ID anv case
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

The following ID from G. MI. Helsdercn, CLERK
Or the Probate Court 81 Yazso county.
BEEToN, MIss., May -, lo45
Having used che above mentioned medicine ia
nv family with entire success, take pleaauFe in
Recommending lite the public As an iufailibla
cure fOr ague and fever.
q MI WENDFR SON
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-04-22

r There Hrine complete copies
caNgfssfoaa upiou aad Appsndiz, VIII D
,ebe u1 II. 1snss previous 10 he frst daf
Views FillinglY pay the postage On
eiief' a1l % ns containing Five Dollau
Htrafis ol1erl etiers directed 10 ns, aiff
aafafa oaps a'fnoi be islsn out Of ta -
RICHIE q HISS
WHr Ian. hrrun 4. ief5.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
SHERIFE'S SALE.

Bv virtue Of two several wrils Of
Vendi Exponas 10 me directed out Of the
court Of common pleas Of Carroll cOun.
tv. Ohio, will offer for sale at The door
Of he court house. in CarroII'on. on
Monday the 10 h dav Of Aoril next. be.
! wpen The hours Of 10 o'clock. A NJ. and
O'Clock, r M. Of snid dav, so acres o.
land, being part of the west half Of The
north west quarter oi section 10, town
shin i6. OF rnnge 6.
Taken IN execution and will lie sold
by T. INQUIRE Sheriff.
february 20 iSI6 prr Sl5O.
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NOTICE,

Il hereby given that there will be a
petition presented 10 the commissioner r.
Of Carroll county al their March term,
1886, for The location OF county road
commencing al the Kimmel road near
Daniel Klmmel's house. thence along
the line between George Woy, and Sec
uon siXtePn to The land Of Thorn vii
liams above his stable and s'a yard,
north CT the house, thence along the
lane to intersert the Lash road. thence
through tho land OF Jacob Shrawyer,
thence nor Invest 10 The lane between
Andrew Blown q Samuel Miller. thence
through said Samuel MiIIer'a Iarm,
thence through Sebastian Shearers
theme by Henry Mo.es. thence by Hen
ry Bonebratcr. thence along The line
between Abigail Wheaton. and D nirl
Gibler, TO inIGrsec, III r livar ro d
JOSEPH CASPER.
February 6, 1916
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue ol wit U( Alias V-0di
Exponss to the directed Oh OF the cour'
oi crmmon peas Of Carr"h 20 ONO.
| will of l"r sale at the ducr ~ the
curt house, 10 CsrroiIon, IN Monday,
the l3lh DIV Of Aprn nexl. hetWeen the
hrusO 10 O'Clock. A NJ. and 4 ~. ock
p VI of SAID dAv: Lot numher 10 10 me
town New II H'rrisburgh, Canoll couu.
~ AID s ate OF OhIn
Taken in execu'ioa and will he and
by L MeGU RE Sheriff
February 90, Is46 -prf 81 So
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NOTICE.,

Il hereby given, that there will he a
petition presented to lhe commissioner
Of Carroll county, al tbsir March rer m,
ls46, praying for an alteration Of go
much of The Harlem road as lies bttSeen
he mouh OF William Ryder's lane and
he Yellow Creek Grade. SAID sllera-
non TO commence at he mouth of Will
IN Il, der's lane. rherce 10 The house
owned by Simeon Drake, formerly own.
ed by Ervin's heirs.
February G lS46
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accompanies the order.
I. w. COLLIER, Publisher.
CarroIllon, Ohio, February, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-02-20
MASTER COMMISSIONERS sale
The State of Ohio. Carroll coHnty, SIS.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS S.4LE
The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
William S9alon0 In The courl OF com
us. mon pleas, IN and Tor
Jonn WiIiams SAID c"uuIy, in chan
DAVIS Vail, Con Gerry. Decree for The
dy McGlI. sale OF land
Notice is hereby given, that By virtue
Of an alias order OF sale issued from
said court in the above cause, aud 10 me
directed, will offar for sale al public
vendue, at The door OF the court house
in Carrolton in said county. on The 25lh
day OF February, A ID, I646. between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A " and 4 o.
clock, P NJ Of slid day, The following
described tract or parcel Of land. slluste
in sa,d couuly.lo wit: p'rl OF Tho west
half Of the south west quarter OF sec
ton twenty. township six x'eCn, OF range
six. in the SleubenViIie district. bouhded
as follows: commen' ing al post leT
chains and six links from the NORTH
west corner o. saidAhli quarter, thence
running ess l9 chains and - links "a
post, thence south 80 chains and 20
/ links tn pcs', thence west ~ eh"tn oa
and 81 links to post, Ihe' ce norm Q
chains and Sc links IN ihe pace 81 oo'
uiorioo. containing SO acres ana 'n''V,
1bree bundredrhs OF an acre, Sad ano
ilavs in Blown t0Weship.
ROPERF McCLAVE,
Mister Chmmis sinnPtin Oh merry.
JeruAry 2 1916 Pr fee S. 90