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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

tihIiNlA: Al rules, holden the clerks Office of IN,
superior court of chancery Tor the Rchmoud district
,he "a day Of June 1928: James Anthony pit ogan,
John Marshall. Daniel Call George Fishes exors o
Tue rev. John Bucha dec. Hill Carter Susan Garter
mary Carter aud Elizabeth Carter, infant children NJ
Snares Carter the younger, dec. Robert RanduIph and
Elizabeth his wife, formerly Berkeley Walker TAyior and
Elizabeth w. c. his wife, formerly Betkley Edmund
6erkey Ann B. Berkeley, Robert C Berkiey. Pa,he r.
beikey heirs of Cathariue S. Beklpy formerly Carter
MARY w Braxion, Ann II. Lee, Bernard NJ Carte
Williams Garter, VIM Fizhugh Carter, Hill Car,er
Thomas Carter WIN. r. Wickham aud Ann his viii,
formerly Garter, and Edmund Wickham and Lucy nj,
wue, formerly Garter. Nathaniel Burwen and Lucy his
ue,John H. Carter, Charles Shirley Garter, Bladen Du
fancy and Mary W. his wife, late Garter ef Edwa,
Cnirr' Charles Carter, Joseph C. Cabe and Mafy HE
we' heirs Of George Carter, Nancy Norve the widow.
and Josephine Norvel Martha Norve MARY Norvel apJ
Ihomss Norvell infant children and heirs of Tboma,
Norvel, deceased and Polly Smith, dts.
The defendants Ann H. Lee rna I'd NJ Cara, mn,
having entered their appearance aud given security ae
cords To the act Of assembly and the rules of this
anu appearing by satisfactory evidences that they are
NOT inhabitants of this country; is ordered that the sail
defendants do appear here the first dny the term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; and copy Of mis-
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pbIised
III me city Of Richmond, for and
posted at the front door OF the capitol in the said CITY
% cnpy. Teste, WIN. G. PENDIpror
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
FRESH GOODS.

4 HNIIDII OONTJJD.
II ECEIVED by the Tantivy and other late arri-
IA walls,
Blue, black and cold gros dc Naples
Batiste and Italian nets
Lace capes, pelirenes and collars
Fashionable calicoes and printed cambrics
Plaid and striped ginglams
Cambria, jaconet and Swiss nuslns
Muslin and silk cravats assorted
Gloves and belt ribbands do
Superior silk umbrellas
Black, blue and steel mkt cloths
With avariety Of other seasonablc goods which
are offered at low prices for cash.
feb 10 HALL NELSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
mar Get DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. Co.

MUSIC d JfUSlC.4L INSTRUMENTS.
INhE subscriber has just opened case of Spanish
= Gm'tIs Of superior workmanship g. tone. Vio-
Iins, German flutes &c hich he will warrant 10 bo
Of the first quality, and will sell at low prces.
Nowmusic ut half TIE usual price, strings, bows.
&c. &c.
lie has also received great additions to his assert
inent Of French, Latin and English school books.
feb IL WIN. II. FTTZWIIYISONV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
MADISON ON THE TARIFF.

Just published in pamphlet form, and for sale By the
Subscriber,
4 EFTERS on the constitutionaty and policy of
"a duties for the protection md encouragement of
domestic manufactures by James Madison, late Pre-
sdent of the U. States to which is added an appen-
dix, containing extracts from the messages &c. of
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, relating to the same
subject.
feb % T. H. MASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16
So NEIYNKU.

S25 REWARD.
FE7AhEN out of my house Saturday last, P4TE.NI'
Il LEIER GOLD Jp.1TCYI, liz a double back, engine
turned case, with Il ta Ro Rolcl Liverpool No
1886 Viii give the above reward any peGsc who will
deliver the watch 10 III good condition.
Dec. 2t--is TIL. MASSIE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

EDORT Wine in casks Of 5 doz bottles each
T. Madeira wine in quarter and half quarter cos;s
London porter and brown stout in pint and quart
bottles
Crates OF pint and quart and and Q o. bottles
rates OF earthern ware, assorted Cd wrought nails
English patent shot and willie lead
I'm Plate IN Foxes I'D cross, brazer's copper
British and German oznaburns
Liverpool filed sacks OF salt, for sale hv
Jan S-W6t &. 81 4. WARWICK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

ECST received by the Planter, cn;cuens SUPERIOR Walking
81 and Dress BOOTS, SHOES and PUMPS with square toes
OF very superior quality, and for sale by y
GsANNISS, son & BROTHERS,
marc Corner of Main and l4th streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

VIRGINIA: At rules holden in tie clerks office of the
superior court Of ehancery for the Richmond district
the 4th day Of August, 1923: Levi Swain plt oonjns
John q. Gamble, James Scott jr. William Mayo William
Mckenzie, Robert Jennings, Samuel Scott and other ds
The defendants ho Jennings and Samuel Scott, NOT
having entered Their appearance aud given security acco
ding to the act Of assembly and the rules this court and
II appearing by satisfactory evidences that they orc NOT
inhabitants OF this country; IL is ordered, that the said
defendants 10 appear here hrs day " e
ana answer The bill Of the plaintiff; that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
~ INC CITY OF Richmond, for months SUCCESSFULLY and
posed at the front door Of the capitol the said city
" a copy TeSts, VIM. G.. PENDLEToE g. c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-16

VIRGINIA.: .tues, holden in the clerks Office OF the
superior court Of ehaneery fur the Richmond district,
the I'm day OF July, 1923: John Enroughiy aud Martha
M. MS wife, who Martha NJ. Robertson, Archer
Robertson, admor Of Nancy NJ. Robertson, who was
Nancy NJ Booker, Joseph Scott and Caroline NJ his wife,
and John Robertson aud Eliza his wife, pits against
Ei,zabeth Booker, exx Of William NJ BookeI
william Scott and Rachael =. his wife. William M,
eooRer 'ia., U. Eggleston, adm Of Thomas Booker
deceased Armis'ead T. Townes Joba Booker William T.
Esscs'on In his right John S. Broker, aud John L.
iow"es adm'or Of James Townes, deceased, dts
The defendant John l.. Towhes, adm,of of James
owne dec GOT having entered his and elven
security according to the Of assembly and the rules Of
o. court and u appca airing by satisfactory evidence thai
ne Is rot an nhabitan of this country; Is ordered thai
he sa'd defendant do appear here the first day OF the
next term. and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; aud that
copy rms order DC forthwith inserted in newspaper
ana posted at the trout door OF the capitol, in tue
65 copy. Tesie. WM c. PEsptrror = -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

rERMS.-SuH~cmrrioS TO the DArY RICHMOND Wu.. Sd
yea aud for shorter period tic of SO YEAR nav
able in adv5Scc. ''i''
AnvtSr-No one square Of rs lines or less one in
10 three
every succcrdtug insertion 80 cculs.
Thrice wech hTs' week 81 10 every succeeding week ST.
Twice week, ,crtton IA cents . ,,,cr..,, <
Serion 50 cents ' ''S ~
Oacc week. r,,,,s.
Se.iou 81 cents '' "a "
VIVA. " 49,
sa!SeIit advertisers must pay in advance.
no number o insertions must be noted the Ms, they
cHriinsiy.
Annual Advertisers charged so dolls FOR squares
a IN that proportion Tor advertisements Ccatcr leugt
eNcgpt huGonecrs and Lottery dealers who charged
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-07

would yam him that there ".ircs concealed
under the "dcccititt ashce" owe which he tqshiv
proposes to tread. That by pursuing the course DO
cont mplates, he viii kindc gain She hale cylmgusl
cd flames of tsco'd and van thc rex OF frustrating
tie object dear to us all. again catf.l hu o.
abuudo" Us "i-p'.' q .-s. .Ig 'a ,f3 .H.a
ttJ -
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
The appointment of s. D. 1NGHAM, Esq

We have not as our readers know commented the Cab
# General Jackson further than the person VINO is pace
there the representative of Pennsylvania oar OPINION OF
Mr. nrhan is well known We have given repeatedly WIN
knowledge that it would pass I'm Ter his eyes ana we nave
gwen at time when supposed those eyes were scared IN
death We not about to express opinions out 10 de-
tail facts relation this appointment as they have come 10
knowledge II general known, and 81 &c the pup
LEGATION Of Mr. Baldwins letter generally credited that MI
ingham the Pennsylvania whom General Jackson IN
tended TO take into his Cabinet We have good cause 10 pc
ieve that The EeUtn would not have succeeded IN obtaining inc
appointment Of Mr. lngham but for FRAUD winch ney pac
Used upon General jackson that fraud is now known TO
General Jackson and that knowledge will either cause Mr. ing
ham be somewhat dident and ccumspect IN he persons
he shall urge for appointment, or he IN all popaDy' WI"
have leave of absence.
The Fraud beng admitted by Of the pacpaors, how
became known President Jackson, we shall detail as II
has been detailed tos One othc old stock OF sn e Demo
Gratis Pennsylvania, who was very active and eicieht a-
yocatng Gen Jacksons election, days ago went 10 wash
ngon and with the fankncss which has always characterized
him he told Gen Jackson that he regretted exceed ely the
appointment OF Mr. nghanot much from his ncapacy
as from its extreme mpopuay with the Old Democrats Of
Pennsylvania whom he had for years tery and angy OPP
posed This being the first but assrcdy not the last ntoma-
ton which General jackson had TO the real standing OF MI
nghan in his State he expressed what he truly felt un
disguised astonlshnent, and not little nceduhty-" HOW
can that possibly be- said Gen. Jackson when majority
Of The pemsyvana Delegation preferred his appointment "
" Not majory General, said his friend eyes, my good
Sir, there srtee of them and that IS more than MAJOR
v in this room, urge disappointment 81 did not cx-
pcct Sir, said our Pennsylvania. that should be drawn IN
10 this matter but will not shrink from the truth know
there were sixteen this and for the purpose you nave
mentioned, but believe me General there were only fIe0@
of them of the PENNSYLVANIA Delegations the other i've were
Brought give appearance OF strength and numbers sue
ceeded and sorry for it." The feelings and expressions OF
General Iacksons councnancc on this disclosure may De more
easily conceived than described After few minutes ne SAD
This comes ac-I wish you had been here live days
ago" ,
Similar representations to those made by ths Original rem
yvanan jackson Democrat have been often made since a
time. Tn facts asceraned the actors are uhae
stood the person thus iauuienty tosed into the Cabinet
A. bl tltl liz
do MS he had promised and expected for SO The Fatally and
must regard hnscltas his Good Behavo The ntma
tons which la been made 10 him have been OF too PLAIN
~ "'' W " 'N' ~ ~ Democratic Press
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27

with that even Of his own native France, proud as
will be his place in her annals. Men OF such spirit
raise the character of their country, and are blessed
no less by the good they produce than by the homage
OF the heart they excite.
Whilst time is hurrying onward this age OF great
events, and other countries furnishing their can
ddates for the rolls of fame, it is natural to seek
amongst our counrymen for individuals VINO are TO
represent our name and character to posterlty VINO
shall show to hem. that we have not equalled our
sires it is because we have had no cause Tor great
exertions but that we are emphat'cay the same
in spirit we are intelligent, generous aud above ais
loving our free institutions better than our lives.
Posterity will make its own selection OF those most
worthy of their honors and is perhaps easier to say
whom they will not choose, than whom they Will Sc
lect They will have none of the Tazewels' the
Eatons. the Duff Greens. or the Van Burens But
if we may nominate candidate for their SURFACES,
it shall be name that will receive the sut'rages Of
friends and foes-it is that Of HENRY CLAY OF Ken
lucky
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
BIJENOS AYRES.

It will be recoected that not long since we pub
l;shed an account Of little revolution ~ buen"s
Ayres, whereby one military chef Colonel Dof,ego'
was deposed from the government, and ano'ner'
Gen Lavalle substituted. correspondent
fran Huenos Ayres. of 18Th December, has JUS
sent, us u bulletin Of The provincial gope'nn'ea'
which we translate aud annex.
NAVARRO, 18th Dec
srR-I communicate to the delegated government
that Colonel Don Miguel Dorrsso has hfrn shot. ny
my ORDERS at the head OF TN, u'Nrslon l da.c~y
sd tolye or to die s. whether, in sacrificing him to tn,
Tranquility Of people whom he has Ossu ,ie d..
could have any other motive that of the pubic wei
The people Of Buenos Ayres shon'dbc convinced
.h.t The death of Colonel Dorrcgo is the greatest
sacrifice could make TO their service.
sae''hS0 JUAN LAVALLE.
i. Tn the Minister of the Government,
Dr. D Jose Miguel Diar- Ve'er 81 !,
This is very brief history, OF a very OH han'
and summary proceeding ~ l. 'ahe'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27

The Supreme Court of the u States adjourned on Friday
last On that day. Chief Justice Marshall delivered the opin-
ion of the Court in the case of
Thompson Wilson and al Plaintiffs in Error vs. the Black
Bird Creek Marsh Company-On writ of error to the High
Court of Errors and Appeals of the State of Delaware, affirm
ing the judgment of said Court with COSTS
This decision settles the question respecting the constitution
aty of the passed by the Legislature of this State in the
wear 1924 for stopping up the mouth of Black Bird Creek in
favour of the law,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
Congress /:

Our Georgia friends are making themselves merry
at public expence. We find the following jeu d'esa
prit, in the Augusta Courier:
'The Hickory Tree has at length began to drop
its nuts. The first five or six that have fallen, we
are afraid are defective. 1t is said to be the same
with hchory nuts, as with other fruit. Some do not
mature perectly--others fall because the limbs have
been eaten round by worms. In the present in
stance, one Branch is thought to be defective--an-
other, we know is Eaton. But, from whatever
cause, they may now be expected to fall very rapidly.
1t is March, and the winds which usually prevail,
will bring down the expected fruits in shours, We
ate told there are muItitudes in waiting to gather
them up, as fast as they can be thrown down.-We
wish those who may be successful in the scramble,
all imaginable pleasure in cracking Them"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
Extract Of letter 10 the editor Of the baltimore
Gazette.
GIRO DE JANAIRo, Jan. 18th, le2.

"RIo DE JANAIRo, JAN 9th, IS3V.
CO When Dorrego was taken (Which was IN CON
sequence of his joining body Of men he took Tor
his friends but found to be his enemies by whom
he was delivered up at the solicitation OF his rela-
tiyes. Mr. Forbes, our Charge d'A'ft'rs. and also
the British Charge d'Aairs called upon the new and
selfexated authorities to pray that he should not DC
put to death and received positive assurance ,na'
he should not, but agrecaby to his aesre' shoa oe
sarnitted ia deDart to the United States, (Which
pnpears the asylum Of the oppressed of all countles
hpt he was nevertheless Immediately shot by Gen
I.avalle | send Buenos Ayrean paper winch
sneaks of the letter. but does not reach to orreso
cnntlre and execution, His body was gwen to his
relatives, and was inferred in the city; proceed
inr we'll calculated to influence the citizens, whc
are generally in his favour.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27

foreign harmony. lfFrance be quiet, England need
seldom be uneasy. When we are informed, also,
that the assurances of the allies of France offer a
pledge, that, notwithstanding the events which nave
iesolated the East, peace will not be disturbed Ia
the rest of Europe,-when we are told by inc Mug
of France that the fire, kindled IN remote part
will not spread on to the centre OF the Ccn'iheht'
we may reasonably expect that these words are de-
llbcrately spoken and that Russia and the f0rle
will be compelled to submit to the mediation OF the
neghborlng powers
The English Chronicle of 30th Dec. contains the
Presidents Message at length. The Morning He
raid remarks:
ssThe most satisfactory part of the Presidents
Speech so far as the United States people are con-
ccrned, j. his statement with respect to the Debt,
by which 1t appears that the lst OF JAM 1898 the
u States will only about SO millions OF dollars
and taking the dollar at par, or As U.s. comes to inc
sum only of about 10 millions Of our money. This,
contrasted with our debt of 800 millions, makes a
serious difference in favor of the United States, III
comparison with this country, SO lar as the neces-
sity for taxation goes for, while the taxation ne
ccssary to meet the interest OF our debt requires
80 millions year, which, in population oil ~
millions is thirty shillings each person per ann'lr''
the taxation required for the United States Debt
requires not so much as one million year, which.
in a population of ten Mullins, is only two shngs a
year each person. This shows the benefit arising 10
a country from keeping at peace over country
which has been for the last 100 years at little else
but war.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
From the Nev- York 3nericm'

Tie the |ortunei0f some men so to connect tnehi-
ss,ycs with the events Of the age IN when they Ve'
&c 10 cain not only reputation IN thelr eW" tlmes'
INIT immortal bOnors with all future gent raiohs. ne
;,ronious inventor in the mechanic arts, the SOUND
,noralist the fortunate SOLDIER may al nave tHeii
claims and their places in the Temple OF f"me oul
yc estimate abnye all Others the WISE the sasacious
w .n.'r,,,I and honest statesman-for he CONVEX
ses with larger objects than are common 10 any pro-
fes.;ona, pursuit and has the advantage over those
,yLo ;ndulre in the n0best speculations III morals
ar ol,ilosonhy. that whilst his views may be no less
extensive hey are directed to practical results, and
She immedate advantage and permanent good OF a
whole neople. 1t too ofen happens that true pat
riot is checked in his progress by Tie na'ice OF
iowcr Grade of men, with no other pre'en'iohs .hah
tha skin in marty management; politicians OF an
~ those h;rhest aspirations reach only to the sor
d;I commitments Of office; who know what sgood
,for The devil himself believes and trembles-but
whn find that virtue, and honor, and public seryl-
eos reflect too severely on their own htt'ehess 10
,eId tn them their open confidence and respect.
Irba Efforts Of men like these, though they may OBJ
scure for whic cannot dim the i'isre OF sagac'oos
councils, aud of great and good actlons run IS
MIGHTY and must prevail and that which Is iou',
JsJ in wisdom and pursued with decision, must at
lsncth cain its full need of applause. generous
neone will acknowledge the impulse OF a noDle spirit
and teach him to read his history IN nations
eyes" :. hoe b,,rened
70 oyereap the narrow limits of territorial bounds,
and discover that there ties Of common interest
and feeling between the people OF different empires
They have watched the stanaaIa o. oery
er has been raised, and have aone 'her u'hos. 70
sustain Hn its glorious advance they have offered
some,nins towards paying the debt Of gratitude we
awe for services we have received, and may chal.
lsnye for honors as widespread as the march Of
Frasdom herself The good La Fayette is more
fortunate in his connection with our history, than
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27

Piracy tits stated in the n Y. Evening Post that the
President has ordered the Nachez, Soop of War; be
within "a hours the coast Of Cuba pursuit
of pirates
The Erie Soop of War said to be now between MAINTAIN
and Havana giving convoy to vesselsher large boats
have been manned and povsoned for Is days. and despatch
ed to examine the coast for one hundred miles,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
Notice..

TESH Books for subscription to the Stock for the
IA purchase of Steam Ferry Boat. to run to
Jersey will be left for signature at John NJ. Smiths
Tavern, between the hours of 9 and 10 O'Clock,
A NJ. and and P. M, each day until Saturday
next, when it is to be taken to Jersey.
March 81.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
DELAWARE JOURNAL.
W--.lM.a ! ~ WIN ;
EriAay, MavcM 81, 1920.

Rowland Stephenson has been discharged in New-iork
m arrest at the suit of the agents under the commission OF
Bankruptcy in London the ground that no athlavs OF
debts had been oduced and in Parknss suit, he has in like
manner been discharged, the ground that having been
brought illegally within the jurisdiction OF the State the pro-
cess Of the courts could attach He now at large in N
York
In Georgia Governor Forsye has been pctitoned to de-
mand Stephenson from the Governor of Newly ork he hav-
ING been kidnapped when owing temporary allegiance to
the Of Georgia and protected by its laws Three
of the men concerned in the abduction Stephenson in Geor
aa are held under heavy bail to the charge of kid
mapping att the May Term
An alteration is going in New-Yorl between ]. W.
Pakins who from England in pursuit OF Stephenson,
and Mr. James Buchanan the British Consul. Pakins in an
affidavit which is published charges the other, with having
communicated his design seize Stephenson and carry him
focbly from this county. Mr. Buchanan i'll another o0id
sit denies the charge all its partsto which Mr. Parkns
rcoins in the following card
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate of Daniel Mo-
ran, decd. late Of this Borough, are requested TO
make immediate payment and those having CLAIMS
will please present their accounts duly attested tor
settlement to
WILLIAM MORAN admir-.
Wilmington, March 2G, 1929. SO. At.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
DarAing's Corn and Grass
SfyrrNES-

A SUPPLY of the above very superior Seyfhes
IN is received and offered for sale by the subscrl-
bcr They are all warranted to be good. and nave
heretofore given very general satisfaction; =, ALSO
on hand, an assortment of lfN Scre7rs NH ana
Cross Cat Sa,cs and Hardware and outlery at
reduced prices. b. n. iAhNAhi,
No 81. Market street, Philadelphia.
March 81, 1899. 9S--tl'uhe'
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27

bers (2l2) of which the house Ia composed. The
result, which is annexed, shews what attention is
paid to the concerns of the nation by the present
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
From Tie .Ns,p- YORK. Epeni,ag Post.
A CARD.

Mr. Palns has read with establishment the affidavit of Jas
Buchanan c. which appeared in your paper fast evening
Indposcn prevents his saying more at present. but he Is
not surprised Mr. Bnchanan questioning the truth OF the
affidavit after the declaration he made before the Recorder
DENYING having received any instructions from the British gov
eminent Or any cse relative to the apprehension of the
two fgtives Stephenson and oyd until the 10th OF March,
when he obtained it from Mr. Pans, and the affidavit of
debt On the contrary he expressly told MIR Pakns early
as the 10th Feb that he had then received instructions from
England and had sent two persons in pursuit one to Washing
tom the other to N Orleans whittier he had learned that Ste
phenson and Lloyd had fled Mr. Pakins prevented saying
more on this subject but few days will be able to lay be-
fore the public of the gang ourases on the law
OF the country, and on the liberty of the subject
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-27

NEW FLOUR.-For sale New Flour.
very nice, in Barrels and half Barrels.
july 2O.-uo6t. j. HAXAII. & CO.