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Polynesian., 1845-01-25

Whereas, Richard Charlton, a British
subject, pretends to claim a certain
piece OF land in the Village of Homo
lulu, which claim was referred back 70
the Hawaiian Islands, by Her Britannia
MaJesty's Government, on 18th Sen.
tember lS43, to enable said Charlton to
produce his grant and show it to be gen.
ninc =
Public notice is hereby given that His
Majesty appoints the court of the Island
OF Oahu as that branch of His Govern
ment to which said Charlton is to make
such production and showing pursuant
to Chapter 4G ofthe Hawaiian Statutes.
and Chapter n of the Translation into
English; and said Charlton is hereby
required npon pain of forleiting all claim
to SAID land, under the decision of II.
IS. MS Governmct, already mentioned,
TO produce his grant and show it to be
genuine. {. erhibH his title and provc
1t to De r"hd,-bctore said tribunal, pur-
suant to said Statute, within one year
and one day from the date of this notice,
at the expiration Of which time he
Will otherwise be forever barred of his
said Claim.
BY order of His Majesty.
G. p. JUDD,
sec q STATE for Foreign Affairs.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

government horses and several pieces of ar
tlllery. They then encampcd Is miles from
st. Francisco. Alyarado and Castro arc
SAID to be the leading men. On the Sd.
INST, the Mexican authorities with 100 men
went out to attack the revolutionists, but re-
turned with no success. The General then
took 300 soldiers and several lannon's and
went on another expedition, with the de-
sign OF fighting or coming to terms with them
as he best might. The result is not vet
known. This eme"'e is probably an onshoot
OF the revolution ia Mexico. which bod cam
menced in Nov. last.
There has been no rain in California
since August. Small collections of hides
and tallow.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
In Probate Court.

a having been made TO me bv
~ iHAAC MONTGOMERY an alleged creditor
OF dwarf JACKSON, deceased, for letter of
Administration on the Estate of said deceased. ali
persons are notified to show cause before me. at INV
chambers IN the Fort Of Honolulu, on WEpNEspAy.
inc 18th instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, if any thew
have why such letters of administration should not
Dc granted to hlhn; The next of kin to said de-
ceased, if any, will have preference over him in
administering on the said Estate; and should a will
appear to have been left by the deceased. il will bo
then and there admitted to Probate. and Letters
l cstaInentnry granted to the Executor therein
hoh'ou' Given under my hand this
18th January, lSl5.
Wv NJ. kEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

ka Moi Beritania i hoakakaia ma luna,
e holke mai ola j kona haawina, a c no.
akaka mai ua oiaio, ola no ka hoike mai
| kona kuleana, imua ua Aha hookolo-
kolo la, c like me ua kanawai la, ma.
wacna o ka makahiki hookahi a ne ka
la hookahi mai Ike kakau ana i keia pa
lapa!a hoolaha, no ka mea, ina aole ola
c hama pcla, alaiIa pau kona kuleana
a mauloa aku mahope mai o ia manawa.
No Ike kauoha ana mai O ka moi.
G. p. JUDD,
II kdhauOleio no ko ma alma Q.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Ma ka oihana ~HOOponOpono Waiwai
UOOiIina.

hoopi mai o ISAAC MONTGOMERY .
mo Ia Ia ka hooponopono j ka waiwai hooilina
o EDWARD JACKSON, i ka mea make M \.
mea IA ale ia ia.
Nolaia g lobe ma mea a pan, C hele mai lakou
i''ia GU, ma ho'u hale ma ka Papu O Honolulu ka
Ia ~ o January mel Wenedc ka bora 10 O kaka-
hilka' g hoakaka mai, ina he kumu ko lakou .
"aiwai hoollina no ia waiwai. O ka hoahanau q ua
inca la make ka mea kupono ka hooponopono !
ua waiwai la; n ina he Kauoha ka hoikeia maj
alaila G hooiaioia a hanaioe la p~alapa!a ma ka inca
mana c hoohoi olelo ia maloko O ia Kauoha.
kauia ko'u luna keia Ia
II o Januari, ls45.
wv Nj, KEkUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Public Caution.

HINSIAIE OF FRENCH & GREENWAY.-
"a The creditors of this Estate are notified, that
the day of final Report. fixed by the CHANCELLOR
order, heretofore published, is 2lst. March merit, on
which day all claims against said Estate. not nrc-
scented to the undersigned for settlement, will be
finally and forever barred. Claimants on the estate.
must present their claims anew without regard TO
whether they have ever been before presented TO
Alexander simpson, Henry Skinner and Stephen
Reynolds, late calling themselves Assicnecs Of
francis John Grccnway: or to Stephen REYNOLDS
and William Ladd, late calling themselves Assignecs
OF William French; and also, without regard TO
whether their said claims have ever been before
presented to the Committee of Enquiry, or TO the
meetings of creditors heretofore held over said o..
tate, or to Consuls, or to the local Courts of tho
Islands; as the undersigned is not authorized by tho
Court of Chancery to hunt up CLAIMS against tho
estate, and will take notice of none not officially
addressed TO him. JOHN
Ltquidahng .qgi9 Of Estate Of French g. Grecnuav.
Honolulu, Jan. 9th, lS45. CIV
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

DIR. Babcock. recently from the Oregon, at our request
has very kindly prepared the communication on our
outside, IN answer to several questions relative to thu,
country. From him we learn that at present there is 3,
great scarcity of goods there, and that the settlers are
quite destitute Of many of the necessaries of life
Sugar, molasses, oil, coffee, tea, boots and shoes. window
glass, ready made clothing, and the articles usually in
demand IN new countries, command very high prices. for
which, wheat, flour, lumber, beef, bricks, and salmon,
must mainly be depended upon for returns. An ex-
change OF these commodities would be u benefit to both
countries.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

To THE EDITOR OF THE PoLYNEsIAN: =
ST,-As know that you are, like myself, a friend
both to Temperance and Tctotalism, you will perhaps
the more readily give place to the few following re
marks.
Upon reading over, lately, some details respecting
Father Mathews great success in the cause, in England
and Ireland, could not help being forcibly struck with
the Christian and meek spirit IN which the Rev. Father
proceeded III his glorious task. His system would ap-
pear to he-and | cannot praise it too hlghly-no, to at
tack with Indiscriminate rudeness and opprobrium, those
that still kept aloof, many Of whom, in fact, might have
been just on the point of joining him, and by such
Il course been disguised and lost to him forever; but by
persuasive language and "A winning manner. he points
out the great benefits 10 he derived, and thus adds thou
sands to his ranks. In fine, the Rev. Father seems to
have found out the great secret, that men may be led,
but Will not be driven, to tctotalism. T.
Honolulu, January Goth, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
ADVERTISEMENTS
Honey Wanted.

Money Wanted.
a NAPTAiN JAY, Of TIE French ship NANCY.
" having want of the sum Of Sl6.239. ON ac-
count OF necessary repairs to be made on said YES
sell wishes TO raise that sum on the security of a
bot'onry Bond. He "ilI negotiate with the pro-
poser who offers the best conditions.
Proposals will be received AT the French Con-
suiatr, where the contract will be immediately
arranged after the adjudication. All proposals must
be sent III by II O'Clock, Monday, Jan. ~.
c. JAY, capt. Of tie Nancy.
Honolulu, January 18th. 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

HE MoSlToR.-A ncr paper of this name has been
put upon our desk. 1t is a monthly journal, devoted to
parents and children; edited by Rev. u. Dole, and is
sued from the American Mission press. Terms 81 per
annum. FIRST number issued Jan. 18th inst. Parents
will read, examine, and we hope subscribe for them.
selves and their children. This makes the fifth news
paper now published in Honolulu,
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Dissolution of Copartnership.

VMNHE Copartncrship heretofore existing under
q the firm of A.. JENKINS and c. II. MICH
oLSON, Is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
The business of the late firm will be settled by
c. IL. NICHOLSON.
Honolulu, January 9TH, ls45.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
sJ~.NO h.7 OLELO .4.N.7 MAI XII MOI
hE LII O EO HAV.AU P.4E ANA

No ka mea, Ike mca mai nci O Richard
Charlton he kanaka B~eritania, mona ke.
kahl apana alma ma Ike Kulanakauhale
0 Honolulu, IA hoihoiia mai a keia hi.
ma c kc Aupuni o ka Moi Beritania ma
ka la ~ o Sepatemaba 1913 ma Hawaii
mel c hooponopono al, G hiki al hoi i a
Charlton, C holke mai a G hooiaio mai
kona haawina, i lobe no ola.
Nolai'a e ikea ma keia palapala ia ha-
avn ka Moi keia hama ka aha hookolo.
kolo no ka mokupuni Oahu, ola ka wahio
kona Aupunl C pono al i ia Charlton Ia
e holke mai a c hooiaio mai, G like me
ka mokuna 40 o na kanawai Hawaii. n
me ka mokuna Al o ka unuhi ana i ka
olelo Beritania,
AXE olelo aku ncikeia iua Charlton)a
o lilo kona kulcana VA alma In mco
ole, mamuIi Okla oIclo ana Ike Aupunio
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
THE PORT OF HONOLULU
A II II | V f. ID .

Jan. lo-Am. ship lnez, Knox, Boston May 10;
last from Tahiti 25 days. Merchandise to sundrv
houses, and stores for the American Mission.
Jan. 23-Fr. whale-ship Ncusc, Fremont, Nantes
II months; last from st. Francisco. Am. whale
barque Monmouth, Hedges, ii months; 1900 VIII.
100 sP, $4,000 lbs. bone 40 days from Monterey
left at Monterey, L. 5. Frigato Savannah, Arm
strong; to sail in 10 days.
Barque Don QuiNotie, Patty, at st. Francisco, for
Sandwich Islands soon. ship Fama, Nyo, at do,
for do, may be expected daily.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

FROM CALIFORSIA.-By an arrival from
california, we learn that on Dec. list. ult.,
TIE inhabitants declared against the Mexican
authorities and have taken possession of the
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
For Sale.

pY GEORGE PELLY and GEORGE r. AL.
IL LAM, Agents of the Hudson's Bay Company.
on very moderate terms - '
Very superior old Sherry and Port WINE, in bottles:
ienerii!e Wine, in quarter casks and bottles;
An English painted Room OIL CLOTH. 20 e. NV *.
y few casks Of superior COFFEE. jan.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
sales at Auction,

NHERIfF's SALE.-Jan. 23-Br. brig Euphcmia.
S2ij0, cash.
AT PRIVATE SALE.-HuIl of Am. wha.er Will
n'ington and Liverpool Packet, $1,000. She will
probably be broken up.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

y ma mca ale aku a me ma mea ale mai a pau ka
walwai hoollina o ka Mca Hanohano ]. A. KUA-
kINl, ka inca make e hele mai lakou in maua @
hooponopono. JOHN IT..
Honolulu, Dck. IS, 1914. UO G.. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

sLJ1N. Be. II. NICHOLSON will continue
The DR.fPERI.NG and TAIL ORL.N'G business
at the Ola stand Opposite the Seaman's Chapcl),
"here he VIII be happy TO wait upon his friends
and the public generally. OH 3wl
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Money Wanted.

Money Wanted.
@A. SdkeA PROPOSALS vii! be re-
NsOLA or by Captain MOLLER, of the
ncisi'h nrl" lNDErATIGABLE, for the furnishing
Oh Tour thousand Eight Hundred Dollars, for use
and repairs Of said brig: for which. sec,,rjty viii hc
gwen by Bottomry Bond upon the vessel.
Honolulu, Jan. 25. 2w
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

broken, ola'nped, and shored up from lower deck. T.
will be necessary to re-fosten the sealing in hold
Estimate for carpenters work necessary to mako tho
hull sca-worthy, q, so
Sails, rigging, boats and gear, lines, pro-.
visions, etc. etc, as per schedules. IL 81,
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

iE'BY ORDER or HIS MAJESTY. THE
hLNG or THE HI U.lIL.qN' ISLANDS.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
To be Let,
Flour and salmon.

CsT received by the Hudson Bay Companyfs
~ barque, and for sale by their Agents, GEORGE
and GEORGE 4. ALLAN,
100 bbls. fresh Columbia FLOUR;
34S bbls. sailed SALMON.
Honolulu, Jan. lst., lS45.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
For Sale Mt this Office.

a FEW COPIES ONLY, of the "AyERAcr
N ADJUSTMENT IN THE CASE OF AMERICAS
B~RIGhNTlNE LAFAYETTE" Government prcss
Honolulu, lS44. Price 25 cts. uf, "A
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to, or having demand,
IA against, the Estate of His Excellency ]. A.
kUAklNl, deceased, are requested to present their
accounts TO the undersigned, for settlement.
JOHN II,
IiohoIn!u, Dee. ~, lS4f. G. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25
SHIPPING

ARRIVALS AT TAWrI-Dec. 2I-Fr. Sloop-
of-War lie Rim, (32 guns) Com, Berard. Doc.
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

OFFlCE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR FoREIGN AFFAIRS.
Honolulu, Jan. 20. lSi5.S
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

s A / l. T. d.
Jan. 23-Am. whalc-ship Uncas, Gillett; cruise
Polynesian., 1845-01-25

S27,l73
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-03-11
OrKATr0N'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
Let all thu ~orso 10y what ,h-y can,
fot selling Fines. rrslrIos's the man


fos selling rn4.. rr..rros'. the mani
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery Extra 5-Mareh 9Th
. "a ~ - ~ 81 10 Is IL 10 - - 81
Ticket No-. % - 3. another Capital. sot AMI psd by
STRATToN.
Drawn Noe OF Mononeslis Lottery. No l0-nsteh 5lh /:
~ e. ~ as - , 3! % 20 ~ I'll e. sc 3.
Ticket No-. 60 15 another Capital sold aud paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Of Aexandris Ior,-ry Ex No. 81 March IL
a. IS e. II 81 ~ GO % / ~ 62 Al - 81.
Tickets. Nos. 81 20 IS; IL - A. and III 81 5T three
more capitals sold and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn No'. OF Aie,sndns Lottery. Cas. l0-March s,b
81 u - 50 10 - 81 60 90 -.
Drawn Nos. at Leesburg Lottery No. 10, March 10Th:
Us % 81 - 50 49 81 - 20 81 IL 81 81.
$4,000. $1,000
Alexandra. No. SO. Extra, tor Tuesday. Capitals-
S20.0O0. 5000. 3OOU, 2lO0 10 Of 1850 10 of 500 &C.
7s NOs 10 drawn. whol.s S.; halves . 50; quarters
l IS.
$4,000. $4,000
New Jersey. No. 25, for Wednesday. Capitals
$4,000 l0.0uu. $500. 20OO 10 OF 1000, 10 OF 500,
&c. &c. &C Nos; II drawn. whoIes S5 halves so;
quarters 1 25.
$4,000. $500
Alexandra. No. 81. Extra Tor Thursday. Capital
$4,000. 1850, 1000. 1000. 10 Of 1900. 10 OF 1000
&c. &c. - Nos; Is drawn. whoes s.; halves /;
quarters 9.
$4,000. $1,000.
Vs. Monongalis, No. ii, for Friday o'clock. at tho
Exchange. Capi,ais-S40o0 1000, GO. OF 800. 2 Of
200, oil $50, &c. &c. - Nos; IL drawn. whoies
Sl halves 50 Cts; qrs. 25 cts
$4,000. $1,000
Alexandra, No GO. Extra for Saturday. Capitals
$4,000, 5000. l600. 1900, 1900. 10 OF 1000 10 of
$780, &c. IS Nos; l3 drawn. who!es ST.; halves q;
qrs. /.
$4,000. $4,000
Alexandra. No ll-Drswing received by Sundays
mail ready on Monday. Capial-S3J 900, 10000 5000,
1000, $500, 100 OF 1000. 10 OF 300, &c &c IS Nos.
IL drawn. Whoes $40; halves S; quarters $50.
Buyers referred my registered
al the Office, proof OF don.; every
snll Cd bY
" orders Tor above
Schemes and all Lotteries, will be promptly
drawing when requested
P.sase addrss otjets n. sTRATTON
n.h 10 Eis,rpc.f
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Aurticn Galrs.
FUTURE DAYS.
EXECUTORS SALE.

y virtue Of the last will and te s,amcnt Of Rem.
ben n.oiser dset sh.H ii-s- 81 by y,.c a-.,ioa .,
WEDNESDAY ib~ 18th ~ March ssx n ff n no, h- n.,,
Gay ' la" place Of re- li-nes. IN ia, county Hanover
20 ""Hs from The of Rrhnos the. Of
Hanover Town. all ,.s both personal
dp~d or of which be- died sei<-j possessed The Real u
e e"n-'sts % tact of an conafg
which nat tand of Psmunkey
e hzanes In hish land eosion The celd f,f com
'r tho Pfenens vii 10 well tss of 4,
WIN 20 ready Q" -e-v- -asd DAY a. rroise.
hsfr are no improvements tine other containing s42i acre..
s'lnnz ts ias1- of III. Study Fs Nc I1~ md ir "
r.'sist About 100 cleared eh,d with
PRINCIPALLY NJ oas and u wr adapted
pf'etsni 90 this ihsse ds-Iinz ..
ons "srf raet eonianiny i9U which
sfs~'h his rast ssin IA. vicinity N.ri.y o
about us'.- the has ON Il .a ta
Comfortable j~eiGx house. hou-~. s. Esl.,
v"s on the premises will show any person wans n
Ns ~ hr Tainban. WHO be family ,u,
@ ,ha rnh',hae vicinity nj the other
a.y p-rsos si,ipe IN them.
The T>na rtai- eonss Of forty Slaves men, women
Joy an" ~ hsy aud of good ehaactsT Geot-fDen
servants for thrr ass. EVERY ,.I-
snt 10 aen The rs OF t- I-xausS 40. psia- .uy mi
nor. am nir OF teu an oer stlss AZ
hold AMI kiiebe lafaiiurs- -
TERs--For IN. snd r-eairrS =, 70 on. thur, nj,
Faysenon- TIE 18Th 1876 "a. o:h. an q, -,h
VI March isI secured by d--i- FOR t- A,h
be required Too The otrr p~f-E- cash h..
'o- 1t OF 'sSuaTy 1896 ga tbs re-- tA.I
with approved security.
Al ps'-os having esla,s Gsaih>t the e.at. will .,.
N~h-u'aee th1-ti.1 10 is requested
'P'', payment TiiO>. GARDNER
:. Executor Of Reubrn Gsrdrer l.c'i
N Bit expected That about harre- Of corn Win ~.
hearinr To the estate Of Mrs GrSnr deed viii b.
po.ej Of al the Fame time. {. el-e.l.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

virtue OF the authority viii OF III Ia,s
- Capt William u. Wf-n. proceed al pl .n
u"n On IuESDaYihs iSt day pri portion of "a, real
estate OF which the aid Wren died IT..
large Manson HOUSE Of & decd Of Prsns
Ian ard Iss'soa Will; gruua! ~. ~
extending o FEnkn 10 tlrs. s,oy bres
Tenement situated the North between
ard I0 streets 'i- occupancy Msrs Murray NJ
an annual rent Of sSaO snail o m Al
ans Valley 'rontng 10 feet AcCance small noe,
hoi IN the eusy o Hanover I've acre., winch
~ss PaTehised OF lsn1 Trueears and FRIDAY
the 18th day of April neIi oelek NJ the
Farm IN the County OF HeaTeo, -Wsswo situated ON
tue Old Richmond Turnpike Road about
richmond containing 100 The sale Mansion HOUSE
Val t2ke place on tbs O'Clock .toy.
a'ei ih~ hiek sne"nt on the prensa /. oeock ~
sn.s d and the MInce aud The snail
hold IN Hanover viii BE- od in Broad
immediately amer tAai oL. TERMs-! tn. puehas. mo-
ney IA cash the a. in equal at is snd he
' .oT nego;asi- no- villa approved dsees OF
ifust 10 payment. w GODpiN 4j,,,o,
with the viii annexed OF wiliain u. Wren decd
u She lot on which the h,iss be eyia
- - - !" on snthn mh
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TRUSTEES SALE

nus CE > SALE.
execution of u decree of the Cour, of Chan
Gerry u- subscriber Will 10 a. hr ma
o, ." ue pfrmi'e. on MONDAY the 3i- day MARCH n.r
W. ah those lots OF s'ouai 10 the city psh.
WIFE NE tuieinss thereon, which known
SWAMI & GGLEHaRT's HOTEL.
This pfop.y seb io III. purpo.. in which
ana hs- accordingly received
custom In the hsnds Of rn,erprsny proprietor II
hii:i' De made most profitable concern
THsA- OF NJ The
sns" De pad on the day OF thereof
inc AMI the residue .graI install
nevis from the day Of Tia. Interest from t.
S "' S The purchaser will b. expected
"i usoe Lsarrhts BY bond with surety 10
Pr".Hd oy me trustee THos. =. ALEXANDER, Trustee.
February Is. is45.
immediately after the above SALE there will be offered az
PUBLIC sse BY aHothsr Properly
!" afI n' ~'h thu sufeSae rstatlhant On. Beds
amy anu other articles SUFFICIENT accommodation Of oae
hnhi-n PrFsons Also, large stock Wines stnrcs
rms property WIN b- toll entire pEreass.r.
On terms Tie purca-e Of properly will
hefo'' 1ve an p.o1niy of acquiring Fur
ail sto' which viii .nas'e lin
OF the establishment without interruption. Tst
fe2s-dsetd
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ft- rnoNsoSy COMPOUND SYRUP OF ran Ann woop
SIna.-hh not our practice Tn srleic un.
SIS VIC have some proof that what
but the n-dieips which hsads this paspA osr
s cnee rrensi " u tS persoss who have espesseed
attention " ho-e ,ndsrnF runsonary sns
usn NJ Thomson. the prcpstor. IaIn gentleman Of
education and respsesbiy nespa.. Of psl.os r.rl.
hsseeine upon ths pabhe.-d>S-a-ts~- TsLgsssA
roc Ahby A. DuvAJ q co.
nm Agent. fof Inc rropsistns.
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-s-15 = % r6s srssxss 'i'.-s ~
JOHN M AIRS HALL,


rS- n This elegant, swift aud superior
k esrsmbesi. having had the psess..ry A.
sotsess sAs< wth rrsns hss Jssss Tss
eay sv~snG. he itth -~wavise III kspw
- CuAnn boass ~ h.h oeloet A. ~ anl
th- uHoah ecssiHs n.s thry
sns>s. i
Rssssnirs-wH ReAmsaA psssssrs Ran Road
Drp clock the " hos1ay Wsdsessy And
xfsaay, and Hii arrive In Nosoik sbeus e'eioek-
roae tha travellers win enjoy he
John hsrsAa and tbs uhs tAhss. Pe wshhan are
That they will arrive Reass t~o houss In advances u the
boet By the other
That they win BE- relieved moso,ony Of hours
stsanbos ravt.s By that Of The loap~y
than G. re of hour lAb,ut 20 mie
sais Rail Road. .... u
Tint they VA, down city. thereby
avoiding ihs landing RoeAst and heavy charge
bach hire hon thsnrs ..... ....
That travelling tyneur, spns.
put down In th~ immediate hrsbothoc
tbrre every Afternoon. Il
am ia. by
having io risr before day down Ia Rockets and
That they viii enjoy ACCOMMODATIONS sud eonors board the
John ha"hah that mo- other Boat In usse wasi. before
ssnisd ...rt 70
PassAs'. including meals rad from Rae huoad
os Petersburg. dollars ...sf.aaf '..r t.H. 1T IT
N.B-shouh ,s Of Curtis Peek hom a .pirh az
ovpe~cn monopoly, reduce as s o~er shall
~ cnaply.
Ftss ny ta,.- I,h the
advantage OF spacious ~ariases Riehu.od
u asyo<e sooi- IN, when necessary. .. ID. ..
The proprietor Intends LIST April John
sesh TO and hum Richmond. ~heh
OF sfArinr &c VIII be hsraher given.
a1.' THEODORE s. GARRETT.
mi io-u Superintendent u. 4 y. X Road
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by Williams. a iiuxan.
On "WEDNESDAY next Ish at half na.t no o,.L.s VIII H.
-1t, ~ front u s.oe,
10 hhcs pri'ae Po.to Rico sc-ar
20 hs- 60 No. Mo.asses
$50 bags prime green lasu, "a COFFEE
Eto
81 Oh lava d.
SO
50 ~. tshsriae'. 90
half pipes 4. seisrttts B,aBdy
10 Common do
20 hhIs Rye Massey
20 hhs super Tuscaloosa Whskey
- County tia
10 Llf chests common Teas
10 elsespres.ryed Singer
10 casks Gn.hen Chsr,r
10 boSesP ine Apyle do
10 hoses Loaf Sugar
10 ~. PulVeEised do
." hiris prime Middling BACON
Ia shoukcfs
IS baskets Fresh Sahd OH
teree- Winter Pressed Lamp
sS balss GeorEs Cn;ion
rERNS-UHirr sioO cash 100 aud over Z month. f.t al
proved pAp-r
WILLIAMS a..,.
Will be added to the sale the following
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
HsRl-oin. Mahogany Sofl
White Marhe TOP Centre Tabi-
Mahsgany Char-
tandeabra. Solar lamps
Mahogany Boo Case
Waniro5e
Csrp-ts. Whiting Dess Stove. L.
The above EeAdy oIIss AL vii L. so Al n
oeA'eA h'h II WILLIAMS 4 HANALf.
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by Iuioes & brother,
No. : Mas STREEr.
hlch ishiny Goods, Sheffield Plated
Ware, ree-irays, Elegant Gilt md Bronze
s.irantoics- &c.---At auction.
TN TUESDAY MORNING, March I'm n'elnek "a,
vii 81, at sueo without above ,pl.p
DID goods OF the latest styles and
GlRANDOLES AND SOLAR LAMPS
E"sant Ofru ant BronE. GlraB5oes s.tionab u.usrn.
= and 10 h:nts wiih iups psn oIuoa ana boa,
solar LAMPS with Iieiy Globe eran1e1 Hal
Lanterns.
SHEFFIELD PLATED WARE &c
Silver dated ard Mounted Waters, all sizr.
C"tt-- trn Cut bottle Revolving CaS;ors
take Ba-ssL CaD1lr.ties-
SnUreC- and Trayz yur.
Ivory beAnee II. Table Cutlery &c.
SANDWICH TEA TRAYS
snpet'o Gothic and convs, lea rays .s,,s ssaA pattern.
ard 6bisa
OIL PAINTINGS.
IN inoTnins VIII sell OIL Pa
ms m iand~csne Gin Frames
ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE
~ III oeerk precisely. Give ynfaeIt hE-orn- Ro-
~oi PAM OF s1pefo WORTHY the au.s,,on
q! person. deSrcus 70 p1Tehsse good Instrument.
ne aoo'e goods wi b. aFraEsei E catalogues eIamina
ton the day previous
hh INLoEs Il BROTHER. Aue:s.
" POsftONENEsT-gr eonS.c.-ucr pf bad u,a,i., IN.
above sSle - posipoae! tai WEDNESDAY Isth ins,
hh IL INLDES BROTHER