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FEMALE sCuOOy. IOI-IsA

EMAIL oCliOOL. IN LOUlSA.
THE next annual session of this School VIII com
mence on Monday, The 18th of January, under The
supervision If Miss Anna l.. y. tni graduate Of the
Troy Female Seminary, New YORK. The undersigned
feels no hesitation IN recommending Miss Bgrfit 4
lady well qualified to take charge Of the education u
yonng ladies. There will be vacation OF one month
Terms for the scholastic year If ten months IN the
elementary branches Of education, including board,
&C, SilO
Music the Piano Forte or Guitar, 20
The French or German Languages 10
Drawing and Painting, )
Those ho niay wish 10 soLd their daughter, ~ wares
WA "h'e- NJ" - mating al e2r aprlics' on. The
School l. TINTED to small htinh,r ~ nt!;c.- !,
PottrsYiiic, Lou.sa COUNTY.
CLAYTON 6. COLEMAN.
Jerdon Castle January I3-cw4w
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IN CIANrERY-F,EcixiA:-I IL King William sure
rior CouIt. aist November is3s:
Jau.cs 4. Wilson and Fanny Wilson. infant. under
linz age Of iaeny-oEr Years, Who by their ne /;
frieEu, Jnhn j. wilson, Plaintiffs:
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MIR. sAWTELLE now moved that Select
Committee Of five members be appointed, VIVA
power 10 send for persons and papers, in order TO
INQUIRE whether any member OF the 2e'h Congress
had ever sold any books which ne had received
M Mr.. CAMPBELL, Of Ky, moved an amend.
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POETRY.
(from Ne Cac,lcaon Patriot.

(Efon. ;kc Charleston Patriot.
NOW WAVE THE GREEN PALMETTO
A Song Of tie Volunteers for lhezico.
Now wave the green Palmetto,
And cheer The glorious sign,
That tells OF many victory
Your fathers won and mine;
They slrove and struck together,
And we will strike as they,
While The gun can speed The butler,
And the ioeme block the way
So, wave the green Palmetto,
Our Carolinian tree
Our fathers waved il long ana Well,
And SO, my boys, shall We!
Cool limbs OF Anglo-Nornan,
Ii they'll but wait The grip,
Well show these mongrel Mexicans,
And souls they cannot whip
Good blood that cousing freely
For twice two hundred years,
Has given two mighty nations
To sway both hemispheres!
A keen aim 10 the rife,
A fee, spur TO the seed,
A shout TO shake the sluggish heart,
And we have done The deed
Now wave the green Palmetto,
And when the fight is worst,
Wen bear il on through smoke and storm,
'.Mong charging lines The first;
Well think OF ancient vaor,
When fields at home were won.-
When Marion made The foeman skulk,
And Sumpter made him rum
Well think of friends and brothers,
Whose hears wilhlrumph burn,
And gentle maids, that look with tears,
To welcome our return! w. u. D.
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60 ana from indications on the surface. ard or.
Pehmeh!s made in digging. il is believed tia,
many others equally valuable exist, and NAV tc
explored at trifiing expense. -
fr'm NE great numter Of these mines. i, wopll
DC 'mpiac'ioaoeto give an adequate idea Of their
character ana location, without extending This
notice beyond proper bounds. |, i s,,,;;.,sn, :,
sale 'hal 'hey are situated IN Inc section Of coun
Try bounded on the south b. The Illinois S,,,. Ina.
on The wes;, BY lie Mississippi river; on The north
by line drawn nearly parallel 10 Ike south ILL.
OF the Wisconsin river, AZ tie average dis,an..
OF ten or twelve miles thereilom; and IN The eag
By meridian line passing through the sources n
Sugar Creek, the whole dislric, covering sn,
face equal TO about sixty iul townships. An
necessary facilities for transporting the pro,ucrs ~
a market are afforded by the hlssissinni ana
Wisconsin rivers, and their lrihu,arie, Pms
Grant Platte, Pekatonka and other rivers ~
whichthe district is intc-sccled
The above district was explored By Or Ower
the s.oogsi Of The State Of Indiana u,d-r II
slruclons from The Treasury Department ana j.
compliance with resolution c the House OF H..
resentatives, passed the 9th uf February. ls3a
The able report OF this gentleman, putl;sLs. !,
1871, with The charts and illustrations (S,na,a j.
cument, No. 407, lst session, :Sth Congress an
lains precise information "a 10 he lcca, \ a.
each mine, and shows. that in $50, liz III.
mines Of Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, cough
ony partially worked produced upwards c.,hilly
millions pounds VI lead, Of which those IN W,S.
consln, Il appears, yielacd The larger ptoporien.
and further, that The whole Gis,flct II nrsoerl,
mined would yield one hundred and fllr mllj.r.
pounds per annum
Particular lists oil the sections ard paris Of ST..
lions 10 be offered a, said sale have been .urpi>b.
ed 10 The register and receiver al Mineral point
together with maps on which ihr locairn al each
tract IS designated all OF which will IL >ub,er,
10 the examination Of those wishing 10 rurcha..
JAMES IT, PIPER,
Acting Commissioner .. Genl Land Once
Dec. 23-cwl5w
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We understand that letter has been received
from Colonel Forno OF this city, who is now OF
General WORMS division in Mexico, stating that
il was believed that The abide camp of General
Shields, and The express rider OF General Taylor,
had been murdered on the route from Camarso 10
Monlerey.-[ Ncm Orleans Jefcysoaian Republican.
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NEW erNarop rpou1IINoys

NEW SENATOR FROM ILLINOTs.-We
are gralifed to learn that the Hon. Judge Doug
lass has been elected Senator from The State OF
Illinois Tor six years from the 4,h OF March nexI.
Judge Douglass received The nomination by The
unanimous vote OF The democratic party in The
legislature The vote in The election stood 100 for
Judge Douglass and Is for the Honorable Cyrus
Edwards, the Federal candidate.-( Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-29

MELANCHOLY DEATH-Mr Thomas
G. Harrison, wealthy and respectable man in
Fauquier Co., Va. bowed his own brains ou,
on the evening Of The 10th inst, with shot gun;
the load entering his forehead near The eye. He
was supposed 10 be under religious excitement
some time before his death. Aged about IS years.
Ball. Sun.
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navy DepARrMEyr. Aue. III 1s4G,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Aug. ~, lS4o.
Commodore The United States being in a
stale OF war by the action OF Mexico, it is desired,
by the prosecution Of hoslili,ies 10 hasten The re-
turn oil peace, and 10 secure il on advantageous
conditions. For This purpose, orders have been
given TO the squadron in The Pacific 10 lake and
keep possession Of Upper California, especially
OF The ports Of San Francisco OF Monterey, and
oil San Diego; and also, if opportunity offer, and
The people favor, 10 take possession by an inland
expedition, of Pueblo de los Angeles near San
Diego.
On reaching The Pacific, your first duly viii be
10 ascertain if these orders have been carried into
effect. II not, you will take immediate posses
sion OF Upper California, especially Of the three
ports Of San Francisco Monterey, and San Die
60; so that, if The treaty Of peace shall be made
on The basis of the uti pos,detis il may leave Ca.
lilornia 10 The United States.
The relations 10 be maintained with the PEG.
pie OF Upper California are 10 be as friendly as
possible. The flag of the United States mus, be
raised, but under il The people are 10 be allowed
as much liberty Of seli-government as is consist
ent With The general occupation of The country by
The United States. You, as commander-in-chief
of the squadron, may exercise the right 10 inter.
dict The entrance OF any vessel or articles that
would be untavorable 10 our success. in the war,
into any of The enemy's ports which you may oc-
cupy. With this exception, all United States
vessels and merchandise must be allowed by The
local authorities Of the ports OF which you lake
possession, 10 come and got Tree OF duy but on To-
reign vessels and goods, reasonable duties may
be imposed, collected, and disposed Of by the lo-
cal authorities, under your general superintend.
ence.
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POPLAR NOUNT SCHOOL

THE Female School ut my residence, q. Poplar
/ Mount in Grrrnsyiilr connty, VIII commence ihr
first Of February ss7, and end ihr fret Of DecrmD-f
viii take as boarders in my family mt exceeding e'sh'
scholars. VIII be taught IN my schooi ihs Lneish,
French and Latin Languages, and also Algebra ard
Geometry
TrRas Sion for Board and Tuition, 70: the term q
ten months ind udine every charge except sueo' WIG"
: will be an extra charge Of Ss.
JOHN r. HARDAWAY, ". ID.
A., .1,uflstFrh.
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Hats. Caps and lIuHs.
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR CASH, AT I'll

VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY,
M. 1871, Broad 81, .>hoehoe mn.
rUNHE subscriber would leg leave IN inform M friends
i CUSTOMERS aud the public IN general, that b. has
now received his Fall Stock IL HATS, CAPS. sud
MuFFS from the lowest Ia the highest grads, consist
ing IN part Of Molcskn and Fur Hats Eeavrr, NGri,
Brush, Silk, Mapped Angola, Coney and Wool Hat -
every style and description. Also, Fur. n-h, Il"h,
Silk Vrlveteen Infants Silk and Coon Velvet Glar.i
and Hair Seal Caps, and Mus Of all kinds, whcn IL
will sell al reduced prices.
Purchasers respectfully Invited 10 call and ryan'f
nv assortment. l.. BETTY
P.S.-Uid Hats taken in exchange for new one.. iaa
market prices given for FURS Al No. lsl Broad sur
sbockoe HILL q. L. b
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;nf,,n him tina, tbey have the sanction oflhe Pre-

siden ,s ,d rar,l
The government relies on the land and naval
forces 10 cooperate with each other IN the most
friendly and effective manner
After you shall have secured Upper CailioI-
mia, if your force is sufficient, you will take pos,
session OF, and keep, The harbors on the Gun o,
California, as far down a, least as Guymas. But
this is not to interfere with The permanent occu-
patton OF Upper California. ,n.u,
A regiment of volunteers from The State OF New
York, 10 serve during the war, have been called
for BY the government, and are expected 10 sa!
from the first 10 the tenth OF August. This regi,
men, will 10 the first instance, report TO The naval
commander ON your station, but will ultimately
be under the command OF General keaTny, VINO
is appointed 10 conduct The expedition by land.
The term of three years having nearly expired
since YOU have been in command Of The Pacific
squadron, Commodore Shubrick will soon be sent
on, in the Independence 10 relieve yon. The de-
parlmenl confidently hope. that all Upper Cali
ornia will be in our hands before the relief shall
arrive. Very respectfully
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Commodore JOHN D. SLoAT,
Commanding U. S. naval forces in the
Pacific Ocean.
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GEN. SCOTT. The ship Union, Capt Rat
loone, was in The river last night, with Gen.
Scott on board The Union and another ship,
the Bonavenia, was coming up in low of The AL
ton. The General will, therefore, be here this
mornins.-[N. o. Ttmss, De- 10.
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r AW NOTICE-The subscribers have as
IL scciated themselves a, Partners in lhr prac-
tise of the Law, under the STYLE o JOSEPH 4
GEORGE S FUQUd The former partner,
who resides near New Canton, Buckingham,
will attend The Superior and County CourIs Of
Buckingham and Cumberland, and The Superior
Courts OF Albemarle and Fluvanna; and the
laller, who resides in Scollsville Abenare
county, will attend the Superior and County
Courts of Abemarle, FluvanHa and Brcsin.-
ham. ANY business contidef 10 Them Will he
promptly attended TO- JOS. FUQUA,
Aug. l4-cwl0m GEO. :. FUQUA.
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Letter Of lie Secretary of War 10 Gen. kea,nv'
WAR DEPARTMENT, washington

September IL, 1915.
Sin. A volunteer regiment raised IN me old'e
of New York, engaged 10 serve uuiiiS 'ne Ia,
with Mexico nd to be discharged, wherever ny
may be- al lis termination, IL IN leffi'o'y " VA
United States has been mustered in,o SCI ~.
is about 10 embark, al The port OF NE" Or, ~.
c,,ito,nia. This force is TO be part oi YOU
command. but. as it may reach The place VI Us
J.s.;na,ion betore YOU arc in a condition ~ SUI
!, IN your orders the Colonel OF the regiment
d Stevenson, has been furnished Win ias.'uo
lions for his conduct in The mean lime neie
with send YOU copy thereof as well asa copy "
The instructions OF the Navy Department 10 .ne
commander OF the naval squadron IN me Facluc'
= cony OF a letter TO General Taylor, win cilcu'
lar from the Treasury Department; copy " 2
letter from General Scott TO Captain iompn' ,na
and copy OF general regulations rela'ise W '"e
respective rank OF naval and army GUY
These 50 far as applicable, will be looked upon
in The hight of instructions 10 yourself. The &c,
parlmenl is exceedingly DESTROYS 10 be iurnis"ea
by YOU with full information oil your progress anu
proceedings together with your OPINION anu vleMs
as 10 your movements into California, having ie-
ference as TO time, route, &C., &C. DeyoIa .us
REGIMENT under the command OF Colonel D. Price,
and The serarate battalion called for al the same
Time by the President from the Governor VI WIS
souri,, requisition for one regiment % iuiau.S
was issued ON the 18th OF July iast oul Tue i,'io'
nation subsequently, received here induced IN lae
he;et Thai il wonId not be needed; and the dltfl-
Gully Of passing il over the route al SO la.e pc; e,
Rod in The season, with the requisite quantity oil
supplies, &C., was deemed SO great that the or
deis TO muster it into service have been counter
manded. 1t will moi be sent. Your views as 70
lac sufiiciency OF your force and The pracucao''-
" OF sustaining larger one, &C., are DESIRED
am, with great respect,
w. L. MARCY,
Secretary Of War.
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Niles ADsblcr.

MACHINE SASH, BLIND. and DOOR MANI
M FACTURER, and GLAZIER, on ETH Street.
South East Corner Of Capitol Square, Richmond, va
Oct. E-cH
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CON- JOHN d. SLoAT,
Cong. U. S. Naval forces in The Pacific Ocean
United STATES Navy DEPARTMENT.

UNITED STATES Navy DEPARTMENT,
Washington, July II, 1916.
COMMODORE Previous instructions have in
formed you Of the intention OF this government
pending the war with Mexico, TO take and hold
possession OF California. For this end, COM
pany oil artillery, with cannon, moTtars, and mu-
nilions Of war; is sent 10 you in the Lexington
for The purpose of cooperating with you, accor-
ding TO the best Of your judgment, and OF oocu-
plying under your direction such post or posle as
you may deem expedient in the Bay Of Monterey
or in the Bay of San Francisco, or in both. In
The absence Of military officer higher than cap
tain, The selection of the first American post or
posts on the waters Of The Pacific in California, is
left to your discretion.
The objecI Of the United States is, under lis
rights as beigerent nation, TO possess itself en-
lirely Of Upper California.
When San Francisco and Monterey are secured
you will il possible, send small vessel of war 10
take and hold possession OF the port Of San Die
go; and il would be we'll 10 ascertain the views Of
The inhabitants Of Pueblo de los Angeles, who,
according 10 information received here, may be
counted upon as DESTROYS of coming under the ju-
rsdiclion of the United States. II you can take
possession Of il, you should do so.
The object OF the United States has reference
10 ultimate peace with Mexico; and il, al that
peace, the basis of the Mi possidets shall be es
lablished, the government expects, through your
forces, 10 be found in actual possession Of Upper
California.
This will bring with it The necessity of a civil
administration. Such government shonld be
established under your protection; and in select
ing persons 10 hold office, due respect should be
had 10 the wishes of The people of California, as
we'll as 10 the actual possessors OF authority in
that province. II may be proper 10 require an
~ In tho nh from III
who are inlrusted with authority. You will also
assure The people oil California OF The protection
Of The United States.
In reference TO commercial regulations in the
poris OF which you are in actual possession ships
and produce OF The u. should come and 60 free
Of duty.
For your further instruction, enclose you a
copy Of confidential instructions from The War
Department 10 Brisadier General 5. w. Kearny,
who is ordered overland 10 California. You will
also communicate your instructions 10 him, and
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ITx,rrn STATES NAVY DEPARTMENT
Washington, May il. 1919

Commodore The State of things alluded u
IN nv Liner of June 81 1915, has occurred
You will therefore now be governed oy .ne IA, a.
s,,nc,iops therein contained, and carry INTO e.,
feet Gs The orders then communicated win energy
and and orompiluds, and adopt such other measures
,or me protection OF The persons and interests .ne
RIGHTS and The commerce oil The clizens oi 'nv
United States as your sound judgment may
deem to be required. I'D. ,o, w;,, al.
low neulrals twenty days 10 leave The blockaaeu
porls and you will render your olockaue droo.
iule, except against armed vessels OIL heu'iai Ia
lions. ,,r;es
10 Divine Providence,
lam respectfully, your obcdien! servant a4sr
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Commencing u. S. squadron, Pacific.
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SeCTtIlIy OF WAT.
Col. S. w. KEaRNY, Fort Leavenworlh, Mo.

.Nors-No proclamation for circulation ever
furnished 10 Cen Kearny. A few copies of that pre-
r,yrd for and sent TO Gen. Taylor forwarded TO
Gen Kearny, but he requested no, In use them -
Thes. copies the only procamations sent by the
War Department TO him. and am not aware that he
ever used any Of them. See letter of the Secretary
War 10 GEN Ksarny OF the 9Th of June 1876, copy
which Is with the papers sent TO the President IN an
aver 10 the resolution Of the House Of representatives
Of The 18Th Of December, 1915 w. L MARCY.
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MRS. TILLOTSON

n AS just returned from the City with
an assortment Of Fashionable Bon
nets, Lace, Neapolilan Florence Bon
nets--black tuskan do, Orange Flowers
Fringed Ribbons, Dress Caps and Capes
embroidered, Chemizetts, Lace Wells,
Thread Lace, Lille do, Bishop Lawns
striped and plaid Swiss MusIns, Brocade
MusIns, and variety Of colored Muslins
and Jaconets, Calicoes, Lowels and Do
mestics, Damask, Table Linen Diaper
Parasols, Fans, Whale bone Grass Skirts
Long Lawn Cotonade.
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by BENJAMIN BUIssoN.

To be Published in One Vol, Octauo, rcith Plates
cyl 3. STEELE, NO. Ii CAMP STREET NEw-oRLEANs.
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GNOFFEE & SUGAR for sale by
V HITCHCOCK & BARNEY.
June 6, 1916. Is
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
toiore received from the good people of Old
Amite, he sincerely hopes, that by diligent APP
plcation to bis 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 periodi-
cal, and worthy their continued support. To
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
manfuly battled for, and of which it has been
the humble instrument of endeavoring to dis
semnate. 1t will be found always, while un
der the control of the undersigned, to be Wing
all oper. To the Wings OF Old ANTE, the pub
Usher tenders his most grateful thanks for the
support they have heretofore extended, and trust
that they will continue to afford hun encourage
ment, whilst lifting the Wing banner, and fight
ing for Wing principles, and the interests Of the
great Wing party. A, w. FoksYTHE.
January 10, 1876. 40
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

NHE undersigned have just received
splendid assortment OF Spring and
Summer Goods Of every description, and
as we intend TO leave the County, are
determined to sell OF at New Orleans cost
prices. We feel confident that we can
sell our Goods. Ladies and Gentlemen,
call and examine our Goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
]. KEISER, a. CO,
Nert door to Hitchcock y Barney's Store
Liberty, April II, 1S46. s
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BIZ A G X S M | II III | N G
A Nd
w G CON MA X NC.
Z

WNHE undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public
generally, that he has established a
BLACKSMITH SHOP, and Wagon SHoP, in
Liberty, Mississippi, where he is pre-
pared to execute, with neatness and des-
patch, and upon the most reasonable
terms, all kinds Of Blacksmith work. Al
so, Road Wagon, 1ioo Horse Wagon,
and Buggy Wagons of quality supe.
ror 10 any that has ever been introduced
into the country. CARRIAGES will be re.
paired in the neatest and NEST substantial
manner.
Orders a: all times, will punctually and
faithfully executed.
GEORGE B, PERRY.
June 20, 1916. 1871
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