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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-06-06
May l6, 1916.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.


I'm pursuance Of an order OF the Pro
bate Court of Amite county-grant,
ed al the April Term, 1916, will as Ad
ministrator Of Alexander Martin, deceas
ed, sell
On the Fourth Monday in June neat,
on a 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 north east quarter OF section num-
Der twenty-five in township number four,
of range number six, east; containing
100 acres, and the south east quarter OF
section number four, in township number
four, of range number six, east; contain
ing 1853 and 58-l00 Of an acre; containing
in all 3l8 and $500 Of an acre.
The purchaser or purchasers will be-
required to give notes with approved Sc
curity.
w. G. HARRELL,
administrator.
May 2, l846. 9wo
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LIBERTY ACADEMY.
CLASSICAL ENGLISH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL.

CLASSICAL ENGLISH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL.
"a TNHIS INSTITUTION, having
g.iza now been in operation for
more than two years under the pres
ent Principal, continues to afford to par
ents and Guardians all the facilities for
a complete education of their sons and
wards, preparing them either for college
or the active duties Of life.
TERMS AS HEREToFoRE.-Cassslcal and
Mathematical course $4-higher bran
ches of English Sand the common bran
ches Of English So per month. Students
from distance will be received into the
family of the Principal at the usual prices
]. H. BLACK, A. NJ,
Principal.
LIBERTY, May 80, 1916. 13tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
III ETTERS of Administration having
been granted TO the undersigned, on
the Estate Of Robert Stewart, Jr., deceas.
ed, at Special Term, held 18th of May,
1846, of the Probate Court of Amte Coun-
ty--all persons indebted to said Estate are
required 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.
ELIZABETH D. STEWART,
JOSEPH w. STEWART,
administrators.
Nav Is, 1916. live
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.

3lOl. From Columbia, by Camden and Tiller's
Ferry, to Cheraw, % miles and back daily.
Leave Columbia daily at a m, arrive at Cheraw
next day by gam.
Leave Cheraw daily at II m, arrive at Colum
ba next day by.9pm
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equal to 80 miles, once week.
Leave marlborough every Monday at m, ar
rive at marlborough next day by m.
29l6. From Cheraw, s. c., by Sewartstown, N.
c., Rockingham, Dockery's Store, Covngton, Pow
elton, McCallum's Store and Buffers Mills, to
Troy, So miles and back, twice week to Rocking
ham, and once a week the residue. Return by Bos-
ticks Mills, instead of Poweton, Covington, and
Dockery's Store.
Leave Cheraw, s. c., every Wednesday and FRI
day at p m, arrive at Rockingham same day by 8
Leave Rockingham every Wednesday and FRI
day at a M arrive at Cheraw same days by II m.
Leave Rockingham every Saturday at a m, ar
rive at Troy same day by p m.
Leave Troy every Sunday at 5 m, arrive at
Rockingham same day by m.
29l7 From Charlotte, by Sharon, Hemphlll's
Store, Providence, Sunhower, and Wolfsville, to
Jacksonham, s, c., IS miles and back, once week.
Leave Charlotte every Friday at m, arrive at
Jacksonham same day by m.
Leave Jacksonham every Saturday at b m, ar
rive at Charlotte same day by p m.
1918 From Charlotte, by Mount Seer, Pleasant
Valley, s. c.. Belair, Cureton's Store, Lancaster &.
H., Pleasant Hill, Hanging Rock, Sandton, Flat
Rock and Grannies Quarter, to Camden, II miles
and back, twice week.
Leave Charlotte every Monday and Thursday at
a m, arrive at Lancaster G. ii. same days by p
Leave Lancaster C. Fl every Tuesday and FRI
day at 5 m, arrive at Camden same days by p
m. =
Leave Camden every Monday and Thursday at 8
a m, arrive at Lancaster G. H. same days by m,
and at Charlotte next days by 6 m.
29l9 From Charlotte, by Tuckasaga and Wood
lawn, to Lincolnton, 80 miles and back, twice a
week.
Leave Charlotte every Wednesday and Saturday
at 8 a m, arrive at Lincolnton same days by m,
Leave Lincontou every Tuesday and Friday at 8
a m, arrive at Charlotte same days by m.
1920 From Charlotte, by Martindale, HopeweIl,
Cowan's Ford, Rozell's Ferry, Forney's, and Cot
tage Home, to Beaue's Ford, % miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Charlotte every Saturday at a m, arrive
at Beattie's Ford same day by m.
Leave Beatte's Ford every Friday at m, ar
rive at Charlotte same day by p m.
1921 From Charlotte, by Equality, Steele Creek
South Point, Stowesville, Erasmus, Catawba Creek
and Hoylesville, to Lincolnton, 81 miles and back,
once q week.
Leave Charlotte every Tuesday at a m, arrive
at Lincolnton next day by | am.
Leave Lncolnton every Wednesday at p m, ar
rive at Charlotte next day by pm.
1922. From Charlotte, by AIexandriana, Hickory
Grove, Davidson's College, Mount MouTne, and
Falstown to StalesviIle, Al miles and back, once
week
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Yarletlea,


10 stated BY the Union Mssisnsry that Ci.gue the
maica
The Washington Irving arrived At Boston on the ad
inst with hundred and ninety three storage pas
ssngers
D. NJ McIntre, who shot at Louisville, last week,
by Mr. Mercer. died on Thursday morning.
state Of water than has been known TO be during
the month Of April. Droves Of cattle and horsemen
pass IL at tho fording every day.
meeting Of manufacturers II called At PttsDuIB 70
make preparations for attending the national fair at
Washington next month.
Judge Tompkins, Of the Supreme Court Of Missouri,
IL dead
Aresoluon has passed the city council at Baltimore,
appropratng 5000 to be expended in getting up an aP
propriate celebration the 4th Of July next.
The Montreal Herald of the 18th inst states that the
premises belonging to Mr. Mcvey farmer on the Tongue
Point Road, consumed by fire on the Thursday
night previous. Mrs Mcvey an eyed lady lost her lie
I'd in a cheat Of drawers in the house such Of her
bones A. were left were dug from the embeS
An owl was lately killed In Washington county, re.
which four feet four or five inches iron Up 70
tip OF the wings.
society for tne prevention Of cruelty TO animals IL
get up a society to prevent cruflty to women by
while In o state OF somnambuism
Ia stated 10 the Chaftamooga (Tenn) Gazetfe that
European company have recently purchased about
300 acres of the land in Hamilton bradley and Polk
counties in that State intending to bring and
tabsh upon large number foreign emig rants and
then to turn their attention chiefly to wing and
manufactures.
The CASAI-The squeduct at Oriskany is repair
ed and boats passing the Long Level The breach
nesr Irbe{ Hill has been repaired -Four boais nsa
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ATLANTIC WHITE LEAD,


completed their Works are nov ready 70 e1seuts order.
any h. be wanted The Company have ,parsd
the least degree, to the Improvement OF the Lead having
availed themselves Of modern improvement ior thai
purpose.
Being we'll aware long familiarity with the differ
leads sold in Market that by Tar one greater proportion
sold such has been, and still greatly witn
Byte article Of mineral production mIsn nssyr tnsn
whatever being when mred with oil, almost trans =
parent and fact having nothing but 10 speene weight 70
it, the Trusres q the Atlantic White Lad Com
.ssoivsd That inyiev u msnuiaeturns only prim.
article Atlantic White Lead Company Will make but one
quality Of White Lad both Dry and Ground o u .nat 70
such 10 all who may purchase their Lead"
peudpce may the pnrty OF pound hte
I'D sold by the Company which pureness
viii not ouy tend to greater durability Of the PANT but
viii be found economical In its USE even 70 me
mos description OF painting owing 70 the oody or
quality thereby gvna Tar better huish
,th t the aduerated White FAINT would win
three Of which every painter will lear witness.
The Company Red Lead and Liesrge ano
nav, for sale Paints Ground 10 OIL VIZ: vedRrs
Black Paint Yellow Ochre, spanih Brown, Paris 0resn'
Hav,nr been general Agents for the Company. all
o'oe" snou'a % a'reo' POLLEN 4 COLGATE,
ne7 ,usv ,c1 pe, u .srert rornr- 81 Bctkmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
BILLIARDS IMPROVED

Otis FiELp respectfully informs hi: friends and the
BASSFORDS ROOMS, entrsuee ix Ann q, adjoining the
Museum building, 49 Futeu The Rooms and Ia
bles have been put perfect order The Tables Slate,
Marble and Iron with Ar India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
They will doubt Euro and all plav being
the best n this country Larger balls for Souherns-Csr
=. BBsssords lyle Billiard Tables for sale India
and French Cue Leather best the cty fine Billiard Cloth
and arcei the trade constantly hand and for sale
f6 m
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TOkACCU, SEGARS AND BASS.
A: SAMANO9, No. ~ Broadway, mp stain, ofsrs or
IA splendid OF thoce Begsfs tea
expressly Tor his esfablishmsnt Also, 40 bales Of strictly
sndrstail. ME lmsf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
NEW TARIFF.

IMPORTANT NEWS Shippers of Grain and other
Farm Produce TO Great Britain
new law having Passed the Legislature, admitting the
portation OF foreign sad very low
duty opportun will be given those who dezirous
to ship the glasgow market, 10 good
with the subscriber who hiss been fifteen yess in Grain
importance who had any practical Of that
trade Glasgow better opportunity could be desired by
respectable houses form that market Lib
eral advances will be given TO shippers.
From subscribers and knowledge Of the
Grain aud Provision Trade, aud also his friendly intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade may BE- ealc1
lated upon.
The subscriber begs to refer shippers Mr. A. H. Fuay
Aston House. ROBERT ROBERTSON,
NH Imsre uniou street. (3las90vv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

THE CASAL--The equeduct at Orlskany is repair
ed, end boats passing the Long Level The breach
nesr Tribeg Hill has been repaired -Four boats had
passed PORT Jackson for the west early ysstsrdav morn
ing-.aISsny Cstissr, 6prst ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

EoR SALE CHEAP, by n. o. STACY. No; IS Wooster s
II street, between Broome and Spring sts The stock
composed Of large assortment o. crotch notified and shaded
Mahogany ven.rs Rosewood Mahogany, pya IT,
&C. and general assortment of lumber. usually ks a. ma
hogsnv . IN this city. nib lm-rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

FANCY SOAPS AND PERFUMERY.
MO- THREE.COURTLANDT STREET, Depot for the
sale Of the Walnut Oh ,litary Shaving Soap Highly
Scented Toilet Soaps Elegant Extracts Essences Coognes
Hair Oils Pomatums together h every other article in
line Country Merchants Druggists and Dealers IN general
invited examine assortment where they
be Supplied at the lowest rates
Superior pale and No Soaps. Patent Chrystane Candles,
alwayson hand.
AT im+rc JOHNSON. VROOM FOWLER
TO VOCALl5TS. MUSICIANS, AND THE THEATRE
CAL PROFESSION.
w CORbYN Manager Of the Swns Bell Ringers, re-;
Theatrical professions that he will have fulfilled his engage
ment with the above band few weeks and tender: his
pany of artists Of acknowledged talent about travel
Having completed his second throughout the Uated
the Cansdas Texas, and the Island Of Cuba, during
which he has visited almost section Of those countries
staes and useful to professional ravslIe
he believes that his will advantageous
party with whom he may engage.
addressed w Corbyn. Manager Of the Swiss Bell
mailed prior May lo:h and prepaid will meet with prompt
attention at that time ala tire
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

BREACH IN THE CANAL.-A serious breach in the
canal occurred this noon one mile west OF Sche-
nectsdy About 30 feet Of pain gone aud that too
some 10 or 10 feet below the bottom Of the canal The
BY draining the city, sowsd all the water the le.
vel q miles long) which could not be drawn ofat the
lower end OF it, TO psss through the breach The break
occurred at tho spot where former made this
spring by the freshst in the Mchawk The water will
not BIO drawn of so that and teams work. before
to fill the breach and twelve hours to fill the level,
and then, without proper care will be subject TO the
thing over sgain. The boats which lett here on
Friday morning have not passed Schenectady One had
just arrived there this This delay is mt
upon bad management at Port Jackson and Amsterdam
srsschss whereby the water necessary to ali the level
at schenectady, had been kept back Tho expense Of
boats detained this side Of Schenectady cannot be
less than 20 each per dsy-sdissnv .dyss, .dPr!2i.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

Mormon INrELLIGRNCE-As tar rs we can learn,
all tranquil In this county-the result IN some de-
Of the untirng vigilance Of this able officer and tho
troops at his disposal. The gallant Major and his
mand richly entitled to the thanks OF the people for
their efficient services and a. they get but o else
as a reward, so far as concerned, the need OF
praise justly their due, shall not be withheld. The
orders" issued few weeks ego appear to have had
salutary effect The changes that taking place here
60 quietly and IN proper spirit We perceive that
efforts being made In certain quarter to deprecatc
value Of real estate here and discourage strangers
from investing This disposition to throw obstacles In
the way Of making salsa TO say nothing Of its dishon
esty) IT, at this particular time, reprehensible in the
highest degree Every Mormon who can dispose Of his
at Q ruinous sacrihce-s anxious TO leave
and these attempts to detract from the value Of pro-
perry IL calculated to reta I'd and defeat the consumma
ton Of q measure earnestly desired BY all parties
and improved lands can be had on terms a.
low they offered here. Az for Nauvoo ITSELF 10
b0und to remain inhabited city. It's local sdvanta
an investment here q present PIECES safe aud
sure. This fact We shall demonstIate hereafter
Extensive preparations making for the departure OF
the next Mormon detachment They will probably get
OF in about three weeks, and win muster Ia cons
BILE force. The draft upon travelling vehicles has been
great that they scarce and in high demand
Most Of the arthcers in wood and iron busiy
gagged in tinkering up wagons for emigrsting ouHts
The company now on the march, are King their way
westward by degrees. Their unwisdy numbers and
overadsn conveyancss operate as material drawback
compelled 10 halt every few miles, and work for the
farmers the route in order to fodder for their
live stock The ss.. not os sna
which they pay In labor They are IN good spirits and
work together harmoniousy. No discord EXITS in the
camp end thus far all has gone isvorably The masons
will resume operations on the Nauvoo House In few
weeks and hasten that magnificent structure to speedy
completion When finished It will surpass ally edi6ce
OF the kid in the State, for beauty Of location, arch
tectuIal design, and extent Of accomm odstons.
cock Eagle, sdprtI 3.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
TRAW HATS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND
PARIS EMBROlDERIES

PAKIS EMBKOIDERIES.
lust OPENED, per Sylve De Grasse, last packet from
do do Boquets, Wreafhs. &c.
do do Inside Flowers and Ber:hs.
10 do do Paris Embroidery.
do do Fancy Straw Hats, from the
fashionable houses Paris and the real shapes for
the spring aud summer
lots who requested call early before
the assortment is impaired at A. UNSWOkTHp,
ala Iw+r a John st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
AT lS6 NASSAU STREET.

AT 1856 NASSAU STREET,
rRHE Highest Price, in Cash. il paid for 0entlemens
Clothing, and sod again the reasonable
Also Repairing Cleaning Dyeng and Pressing the most
elegant and STYLE On hand 100 Dp dets Goats and
200 Linen Pants chesp-~ith OF seasonable
Clothing such Goats 81 TO IL Pants o3 Vests 80 cents
~ lm--c
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES
EyXCELLENT Winter Beached Sperm Oil at 81 gall;
Bcached Solar Oil, Is csntsi prime article Of Sperm
candles al q cents pound Failes boarding house and
hotel keepers call and The sbovs before
Grocer and Tea Dealer,
80 Greenwich Murray Greenwich Vsstry
TO DEALERS IN FISHING TACKLE.
LARGE assortment Of China Grass Fishing Lines, and
"A Salmon and Trout six Worm Gut TO suit city or eoun
dealers Every article fishing tackle will be fonnd
Esrshlishmsnt. 81 ulton at Of Cliff al im-rh
JOHN whitaker.
IF JOHN WHITAKER, late Of Thorp skipon York
them address by mail he will something Of
importance and pecuuiary advantage to himself
all Intro HENRY. COG61LL X Co $50 Peul st
FOR ALL, WELL AND SICK.
MI RS CARROLL'S Medcated. Vapor and SULPHUR Baths
lv1 lSi Fulton opposite St Pants Church.
These Baths the SAFE delightful ecacious
remedy for colds, rheumatism ch and fever
only cure, but preventive TO many OF
THE thousand ills that flesh is heir to-
tal TO thorough cleanl mess.
, Mrs Carrols Baths differ from every other "Vapor
Ba called and have been established in this City for
re than 20 years.
Sulphur Baths require half an hours notice.
Portable Vapor Baths Of the city vicinity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
SARONl & ARCHER,

Isl Water street, corner OF Maiden lane
LAVE ON HAND, large assortment Of Gaps: Sill aaa
Fur OF every description, and Spring stys, Ssw
and Panama Hats .
Also Oil Silk Glazed Lawn, Wilson's and Capstoeks which
they Offer very low prices. -
Dealers asd manufactures will do well 70 examine mssr
stock before purchaslng elsewhere. MIA I'M mye ~
70 ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
BUILDERS.
I2REE STONE furnished by the subscriber equal % Con-
in ty per cheaper, application
70 A. Wnsor eCuusr, Jersey City, or AZ the Qna.
~ imsre ABM. II. vREELAND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

SEGAKS! SETAKS! ISEGARS!
OOO 00OsHAVANA sEGARS, superior quality and
IOV,OOV selected brands viz:
~ 900 La AaLza Gotta Ague. 20 900 La Carolina
Gallo 10 ol0 La India 10 Oos Ciemencia TO- 900 EDo
10000 Purer 5000 Emancipd. 1000 Bueta vso $1,000 La
Norma ue Regaa, Is 900 La Norma prime Panetelas 900
Vsrela K.gslis Imperial 900 La America Canones 5000
Gonzales Pressed Ssar oeo Plantation Ssg.s in bales made
by TRUJfLL0 & BARREiRAS,
al9 TWIN No. los Wall street up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

TO DEALERS IN WOOLLENS.
Ii MIGEON & CO, al West street, Re.hnishers Of
H. Cloths Casslmeres and 6atneS The gold medal has
been awarded H. M for the improvement in rs6nshng
Woollsn Goods.
Refers to Messrs woeot slade 60 Pine street, William
c. Langley Co., 50 Exchange Place. Of Broad streets
leG m Ivrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
PAPER HANGING.


HOWELL & BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Importers
branch their rhsde phia would respectfully
call the attention Of the citizens Of New York and others
wanting goods Their line their extensive assortment Of
Papers and all other articles their line Of bnsnesa.
B. received from the Insutes for encourage
ment Domestic Manuactures in the cities Of New York,
and Boston silver medals for the mnufscturs %
their goods, nsttsr themselves that they sell besr eie
for the same money be purchas-d elsewhere
FRESCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly call attention nsn
large assortment Of Pspe for rarors ana Coems
Papers Tor Halls, Public Rooms. Entres Ac; &c
Also, CuRrAIr PApyRs n new article ioI ncgws
fspsns OF Rooms Halls. &c promptly attended % eysse
~ Cossy and city dealers will find IL % thsr
van"ss Y G ywy 81 Z BROTHERS, No u, Brca4ysy.
as rmsvc lWo ooo'. s M -. 49,
T1Ay,s P1TENT HOSE The, srperecee OF ten years
~ 2 ,aaf.cnre nbbsr Hose, proven the utter
Of combining permanently Rubber with hbrous
utermog such way make Hose free
n, sbs troube OF mild sud consequently msnufac-
s h.v, doned bus,te The Pstes Hose
nv ;n,epton Is from the ob ctions aud Oder V
y ale under guarantee in such will b furnisheA
brve on purchase Every piece will have the nsms The
and date OF the raent according law. imations
Of which penal offence under the laws. Prce isx sen
per foot suitable Croon aud other proponcu-
Manufactured and for sale wholesale end tet.l, ~
ASH amer lat ssy, . Courtisnds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

SPECTACLE CASE MANDATORY.
No. 81 Fulton street,
NEW YORK.
HONSTANTLY hand large supply OF the abovs ArtL
atshort notice. r. DUNN.
s22 IuAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24
KITCHEN kANuES

THE Proprietor epared furnish Holmes
the trade them private families boarding
houses the right from the pstsntee
iacure and sell them Our exper,nce n manufacturing and
setting Kitchen Ranges this city, for the 10
asserting that Holmes Range be surpassed
for economy, convenience, and durability They
ted perform the for VIII CHI they purhssed and
they wall be removed free Of any to the
Ing to purchase The prices range from Is 70 1, dollars
The propreors manufacturing and we'll
supplied with paror, ONCE, and bedroom CRATES Of the
newest patterns.
Also-TINW WARE. bright plain and jspanned. They have
all times ready Ranges CRATES, and boilers
also TO cure chimneys, and the he
A. GILHOOLY SON,
ala 1msrrc 70 Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

SEGARS-FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
HE SUBSCRIBERS invite the attention of country
chants Dealers and Others their extensive stock Of 3d.
This has been selected with the care
the very lowest prices for cash they there
offer the different quaint slower than other
the The compnses every style
and quality from 81 10 e25 per thousand
KENNETH & LAYERTY,
mr3 lm|re Wholesale Segsr Ernnorium, los Wall o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS.
A W SPIES co having removed e q Maiden lane,
lery Guns and Gun Materials by importatious,
tremey low prices cash approved AZ lm.h
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-24

STRAW BONNEIN.
IN L. CHAflN, No. u John street, near broadway mp
D stairs has hand good assortment OF Fashionable
* Straw Bonnes, which he selling st the lowest market
prees
Mlns sad others arc invited sa before purchasing
slsewherr rlrll lmsr
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-09-23
Commissioners Sale.

n pursuance of dicretal order of the
& Probate Court of Carroll county, made
at the July Term, 1876, thereof, will Of
fer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at the
Court house door in CarroIlon, on Mon
day, the 9th day Of August next, on a
credit of one and two years, the following
tracts of land, belonging 10 the estate of
Jacob Miller. deceased, for the purpose Of
making distribution amongst the heirs and
distributes of said deceased, to-wtt: the
east half OF north east quarter, west half
OF north west quarter, south east quar-
ter and north west quarter of south west
quarter of section eleven, and north east
quarter of nortl east quarter of section
fourteen in township nineteen, range three
east Said land will be sold in lots of for
~ and eighty acres. Purchaser will be
required to give bond and good security.
SAMUEL HART, Com.
July %, 1916. 32-5t