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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

STATE or VERMONT pEnt,mem
Distinct Of Ru,lArd =. iDbsrpd that st
srccisl pF,bAts cuuU hnl1en ~ Rpusnd
~ ,,hin srj lr said Jpsute, 90 IN. ss,h d., 81
- teuber. isib
Present. Va Hall. Judrs
John 4 Cnnsn,, admin, ,'siot 81 ~, ..
i,ie n iuha Jackson late ~ Bc,.doo in.s,i
.,rj.t deceased Inscsiais. p'oi.,ipg io rcu.
der an account OF hts standardization vt sad
cstetc.
T. d. otlsrod that sail accouut 10 referred
Tor examination and slluwance 10 TIE Gts,
Nondsy hcirs the 81 %, OF November n-I'.
and thsis COPY Of thu. or'et he Published
three week. surccs.tvcl. previous thereto N
Inc Rutland Herald. Newspaper printed
,ikuuAnd. that all persons interested nav n.y.
pea, and nblcc,Fo the same Il they see cause.
A,fur cop, ol'"oofd.
~ HENRY HALI. Register.
STATE or yERNONT3 Y,Eutencr-
Dlstnrt Of Rutlend. -. - hotcd that
~ special probate couu hold al Rutland
WITHIN and lof said distinct, on the o9lh Jay
OF sept 4 ID ist5.
Present VIZ lIsll. Ju'
nurrouoc 10 "a
TOE .,, sua to,Am,., OF John Earle
ate OF Na'linglatd m sad district. deceased,
having been presented to said court 10, pro.
bste bv Robinson Hall, the Executor therein
named
II Is ordered thu, sid will 10 referred Tor
probate and allowance TO the fits, Nondsv
being the 20 day OF Novembet mort and
that copy Of this Order be published three
weeks succcssvelv, previous thereto IN tho
Rutland Herald, newspaper printed al kut'
land, that AT persons interested may appear
and object - thc probate thereof II they sec
cause. 4 true copy NJ tocord.
~ HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
GROCERIES

nP BELL ohrrs Tor sale NewOflehns
~ Pouo Rico l,osf Crushed snIPow.
lered Sugars; Poro Rico Molasscs Hy-
son SKIN. Young Hyson, and Souchony
Teas Cubs RIO, Java and Msraeaihe cot
BE- soda Biscuit, Rice, CJrrsnus. Chron.
Box and keg Raisin', Glove Noum-g'
Casa. Spec Pepper Cocoa Shell, Sal.
era,us Totsero, Bar AMI Shaving Sosp
Mold Candies Lamp Ol Of superior
va. = R-'--l pei 7. q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
TO PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PKINIERs YUR.
NISlIlNG WAREHOUSE

NISIllNG WAREHOUSE.
he sOhsrribers have opened new Type
Founiy IN the city Of New York ,vh0ls
lhey are ready 10 supply orders TO sny extent
Tor any Aind Of Job ~ fancy Type, lnk. Pa.
per, Cases. Gallots, Brass Rule, steel Cob
umn d. Composing srI'ks, Chssos, and ey-
c'N article necessary Tor Printing Oilico
The Type which arc cast ~ new molld..
from an tuufely new set Of m1irGos, with
deep counters, ate Warranted H. be unsut-
passed by any, aud viii be so,d al prices 10
sun the times
Prnuug Pre,so, lurni,bed. AMI rl,o steam
ongines OF the most approved patterns
ia maohiuist constantly ~ attend.
snoe to rer7'' rJc'scs ar-l do ngh, work.
'"r"H-" rollers cast Tor printers.
taron nj Newspapers, who buy three
Tines a. much type as IhoIt bills amount 90.
NAV give lhc above - months insertion In
their paPeu, and soDd Their paporn conisin-
w., D. 10 the subscribers LON
COCkKOFT & ONEKEND, G. Am 81.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
Abingdon

I.ovrLINrs. ~ Wop.S II no, the
smile on rtcry face. nur The benu'y and
''- ''- r-c''" ~ NV pcuao nor yet O.
.u.., IOconuous that compose Thy amt
beauty. No nor he enchanting gianccs
which thou bcgowr,h with such luSrc
ou !hc nan thou deicu,,, worthy OF thine
aU. cuon !, - thy pleasing department
nv chas,r conversation. thy scnsitil'y and
lh, rurfy Of NY thoughts thy ahablc md
op'n disposition symra,hs'ng with those
100 1lyctsltv combining ,hc afflicted &C..
h,,'rr 'h, distressed aul above ALL that
humidity of soul. tha, uohlpnod and per
CT regard ljf lbe prcccpls OF ChuHnuIty
Thee virtues constitute thy lovcllnoss A.
doucd with bot those OF nature and sum
pliciy ma they will shine like the rclul.
gent sun aud display tho, the loneliness
oilhy poison is not 10 BE- found IN the tlnsel
ornaments Of thy body hot IN the reflections
OF the recl,,udc AMI the scrutiny Of a we'll
spent HE, that scars above the transient van.
lucs OF the world
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

I IST OF LETTERS req aiming m ii,e
IL Po.i Ofice 81 KallAnd 5u the son dsy
Of Sep,emlst, isiS
Henry Allen o IInllmsh
G n Adans Mo-e. & lT..csll
Nsu.us Andepuu Jscksoa
To-, Baker Aersnief Jackson
~ Buttoa WIN ktnhsli
! { B,du mis-. Ru,ah, ktmhsN
Nm nuno0sh N,rhscl Noksnuy
hl Baker lohn ~ Keep
lp,cphus Btoclwsy Lot ke.lor
ilsnnsh Rate, mn, LYDIA Kelly
u ". { Clarke George " kimhal
Enoth Cu,i. Joseph Ios,o.
Collin. 4 Ti.h A l. Mcconnell
Etanus Campbell Iotn More
Wait ChNueuon mi. Mara : Mott
: nuci iak Ntitsm Niis
Charlie, Cougtrrham AskinuJ
James Comm .hsn nsfusm
Gus Capfon " sar.h
miss Mary u Drke Thomas Nc Daniels
mss Polly T. DA'i. mss Sstah u Nea,
John Demsrov Allen W Pllnsm
mrs Hiram Dale Simuel Porter
: + DAVIS tn's sarah PcAisons
Hugh Duheuy Bradl, Puu
uenty DeA rstA, . 30
Andrew Davi. Jonoihsn Po~eli
DAVID X Dstlin Samuel G. RAYMOND
Rufu, Deland Q mss Olive Robins
lanes Esyrs Amos Robinson
lliIam Egge,,on nichael Rele,
SllAss Elmer Coonugh, Robins
ClAussa u FairLank, Oten |. Ray
Peer Fem mss Naty Roice
William Forbes Chauucoy Ruggles
James q faIon X Ranger
Noah Gfenol mrs Olive Robins
Franklin Goodwin mrs Nancy Sumner
Joshua Graves James Smith
Paschal Gard Calvin l. SttaltoA-
ABE ellison marvin Strong
& German Benz Z Spungs1on
mrs u Gilbert MS Ruth Stoarns
James Gublans miss Mary II Thornton
mrs Lucy liurlbuu Samuel Thayer
BEN Hayward James II Wilcox
Daniel Inscall Lewis NJ Walker
Robinson Hall mrs Amy Nhipple,
Ora Inrdon Amos Williams 2
Snllmam Huxley John Whinple
Horace Hazard John Woods 9
DAVID Hart James Willis
Hiram Harrington Peuhauna Wood
VIM llooke
Il J. G. DEXTER, p. NJ.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

NV lad sal LADY IN a boy, carrying
an empty maj, bag -'n'e YOU the mail boy.
You ducs'n, jniuA u the female boy does
We
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
MNNmnl RNS REPORTS.
CARDS.

- FORGE COOK. OF The late firm Of E,v.
~ Smith s Cook. for the pas, tir ,e.r.
msg'lsctutcts at tho cslebt,ted Nsrlot
CSRDS, would Inform the public and tho
patrons Of tho old establishment. No u ful-
inn-si, who're he hiss always been smployed,
ihst he continues the manufacture OF oil the
varieties Of Playing, Visiting and Bank
Csrd,. heretofore furnished b, tho o,,Abh.h-
menl-and that orders Tot various Kinds " Ii
lie promptly and faithlull, olcou,ed on ~.
plicauon TO his solo Agents, Msssr,. ~, s
Latham, - fulipu-sucet, usual discount Oh
lof cash, or to those who buy 10 soil tgain,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

- IBBONS, tn,icials, Bonnc Silks and
IL Nclycts, Cashmere> aud French Otto
mans, a splendid assortment just recelved
and for sale by ID. =. BELL
Rutland, Sept 30, ls45. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

,.CSCut, " ~. ll.. ..a.o.
Hiram I, lliIl administration OF the estate
Of Rufus II Hi, late OF Mount Tabor in
SAID district, deceased, having made sppIica-
ton to said count TO have ihe time heretofore
allowed for paying the debts Of siiJ estate
extended SIX months from date
II is ordered taat ssIG application be re-
ferred lor hearing and decision To tho
irsi Monday being the u day Of November
"eXt, and that a copy Of this order bo pub
lshed three weeks succsssively previous
thereto IN the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed al Rutland, that all persons interest
ed may appear and objec, 10 the same II they
sce cause.
A true copy of Record,
Al HENRY HALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
TAILORING.

THE subscriber has just received from
New York the American fsshrnns toI
the Pan and Winter " lslj-6, and Ia how
prepared 70 execute with dispatch all Nnds
81 garments ia his line. m ne moot fashions
bis style. and az CbsAp =. ~ suy Cglsr oslsL
hshnenl va lhe county. Cuung done f.,
o,hsrs to make. al reduced puees Coil and
eram,no The isshsons iof yours YES. ,,totbsr
700 want any wors done Of MI Al 1iods
Of pfodurs taken 10 exchange for work
WANTED By NE sol..onDer. iNa % three
good Jo7rns u'sn IsiiOfs. ~ ~bpnn eon.asu n,
en- 2loymsni and god waFs. Will 10 gwen
IONS 4 KNIGHT
R.u,ni, SEPT ls,Isi1 :s5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

THE EXCITEMENT
still continues ut the Farmers Tx.
change and Cheap Cash Store
vTIIF Unprecedented LOW PRICES that
j Goods are still sold for, Al this Store,
is a matter of surprise To all purchasers
The attention Of the Ladies' Is particularly
invited to examine One Thousand Yards Of
Prrnfs, OF the la,es, styles and loves. prices
A good calico dress for one Dollar :
Also,
A nav lot Of rich Clndian Stripes; Cross
over Cashmere Reps, Cashmere de Ecossc,
NJ de Laines ofcvety variety and price; uch
Amazonans. rich Alpnccas. Afghan SaIlns,
Pausanes Chameleons. &c. &c.
III SABIN q CO., Agents
Wallingford, Oct. !, lSi5. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
4 BARGAIN.


IN y Il WILL sell the iarm IN
@ ! !: s: g.: {: !: ::
&kA> Tn, Is one OF the best
stock .arms in the country, the moving ~
interval meadow, mostly English hay, aud
has cot generally on an average 100 tons -
The wood lands are maple, beach and ash
in part and part spruce and hemlock, bear
ing an abundance Of saving and hewing Inn.
ber-ihete are three sawm.lls near by The
buildings are dwelling house cheese house,
four barns and two sheds. Til, is an excel
lent dairy farm. aud vii, be sold as low. &C
cotding Ia value as any farm IN these parts
with or without stock add farming tools --
Any reasonable pay day given.
II. ". LESTER.
Rutland. Sept 81, lS45 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
ONCE MnRElN TnMN

- " fhNla ~ 4 - " "
hREL COOK would inorro he nrnsr
" customers and the public that he hs.
opened nc~ HAT STORE m the building
belonging 10 Aisns"h Byer. Gsat his i.,ern,
where he - ready 10 Accommodate al pith
HAS and Cope ~ 80, 0uor quality and o. ~.
duced pu''s. tof rasb. OF on as faVor,bls
terms lur approve. credit b. ~ sny eslab-
Ii'tmen' 'u tho county Ills wofE Hal
manu'aCtrrsd lor customers, aaI every aui.
Gle tsGca rom lis chop vii be warranted,
lie - lu want oi .no1ted ssd pu lIod sheep
and ans WOO. sueep and lslb. psIts. III
k'nds ,o' Haiuog and Shipping Iots. ard
most sinds 81 C6unuy Pfoduce. which VII
be laAen 90 srrh0rge fnf tia worE
WANTED lNAEDIAiELY
hrsI rate JourheTmsu llsutf. ono who ~
derstShds ell branches ~ tls Dus ness 20
vivian gnf'd sncoufAs elnsnI and q psrmaneui
stua'sn MI he gwen.
RYIiAnd, Julv. - lsaG 1iti
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
STATE OF vERMoNT,} REnlemem

STATE OF VERMONT, } REnremem.
Dlsuic, Of Rutland, SIS - beted that
alta special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district, on the Sd day
Of October, A. d. lsi5
Present. VIM Hall, Judge.
Lumln Horton, guardian Of Caharne Is.
Horton and Nehemiah b. Horton, Of Wal
linz ford IN said district minor children OF
the said Luman and his late wife Phebe, and
grandchildren Of Nehemiah Bull deceased,
having this day made application TO said
court for license TO sell the real estate OF
said wards, consisting ofone equal undivided
tenth part Of a certain tract Of land, contain
ing 10 acres and 100 rods, that WAS set off
by the commissioners appointed To divide the
! real estate not already administered, OF Jo-
soph Bull late OF Dandy in SAID district, de.
ceased intestato, TO be held in common by
! Lydia MIX, Patience bike, the heirs Of Ruth
Johnson, Rachel Stafford and the heirs OF
sud Nehemiah Bull, representing that the
sale thareof would be conducive 10 the in
tcres, OF his said wards. Therefore,
! II is ordered that said application he refer
( red to the first Monday, being the Sd day o.
/ November next, for hearing and decision, by
said court, md that copy 81 this order bs
/ published three weeks successfully, previous
thereto in tho Rutland Herald, a newspape,
I printed al said Rutland that all persons in
leresIed may appear and object 10 the same
. II they see cause.
true copy ofrecord,
~ HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
NOTICE

"HEKEAS my wife MARY has leh my
w bed and board and forever refuses to
1--we With me. tins - Ia forbid all person. hNt-
boring 90 trusting her on my sccuurt, i9r !
shall pay % debts OF her contracting alter
his date CYRUS & BLRNhh.
hlddlelown, Sep, &c, ls45 So
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
HANGING PAPER.

HANGING PAPER.
unAh Pieces lianging ps9sr OF
AOOO SsPeior style md quality for
sale at extremely low prices by
STODDARD
Rutland, Oci :. is4j Al
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
FOR SALE.

foN SALE,
@ :: s.: +: :: 4: &C.: 4: !: ::
dwelling, with all tho 10
Guislto rear buildings which comfort m1y
demand OF convenience require Belonging
To It are % acres Of choloe lsud-n coming
are % acres more Tor sale also 1t -. a
beautiful place, and has tho best view Of tho
city. }. G.. Nlil1LOCk
tssteicn, August Is, lsi5. 3fi3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

"'''N.''I -
4 ria. uaou,ana ttNt iAts heart and com.
"A mon spruce shingles, Tor sale Oy
q. L. ROBBINS.
Rullsnd. Oct. |, 1915. 40
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

III Embossed Enamelod Cards, tinted and
rlain, beautifully polished, with clegsn, de-
Signs A. botder..
PRINTERS BLANK CARDS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

STATE OF VERMONT ! HE it remem
District Of Rutland, IS ! ID bcred that
at special probate court held al Rutland
within and for said district on the iih day oil
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

Also, oil tho above sizes Of every color 10
order. Other slzcs cut TO order OF either Of
the foregoing qualities Mourning cards Of
various sizes made 10 order
Gold bordercd cards DO do
Gil, edge do do
Enamcled sheets, cap size 4 2Otli In.
Ivory Surface, do do
Pearl do do
Bank sheets, do do
Also. Railroad and Steamboat Tickets.
made 10 order, ofany c"lof, OF ofdlHcront
colors. a. NAV be desired
The subscriber invites oil editors In tho
United states and Canada, who nro disposed
TO take their pay 10 cards, aud who VII, send
him copy Of lhcir papers contsIniug the al.
veritSement 10 insert It frr 'hrec muu''-.
''s Work, Ieir gU
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

I iST or LETTERS rec aiming IN ~,
IL Poet Ofiice 81 Kstlsnd 5u the son day
~
Polynesian., 1845-04-26

ale, e like hoi me ka palapala hoakaka
"a ka Luna hoike mai, hOaiiOna A. A
e akuia ka hope o DAcRE & Brooks i
SlO,575 So ma ka waiwai maOli.
Ella hoi kekahi, e haawi hon ia aku i
como malama hou no ma mea kapaia
he ale ko lakou e like me ka p%alapaIa
hoaiIona B. a me C. e pill ana ka olelo
hoakaka a ka Luua ~Hooponopono wal
wal, i manawa hou no lakOu e hoopii
mai al ukuia kO Iakou ale. A ole lakOu
e hama pela, a e haawi paha ka poe e
kohOia aole c helu houia ka uku hoo
panee ma ko lakou ale, mai keia la aku;
a ina aole lakou e hoopii mai no VA mau
ale la iwaena o ua mau malama la alaila
lilo VA poe ale la i mea ole no kO lakou
h]oowahawaha ana ka OleIo a keia
AhahookOlo.
Ella hoi kekahi olelo, e mau no ka
hama a ma kahuwaiwai o ua mau mea
la i haawi mai i keia hama, a e hama
koke me ka poho ole a me ka make
pono o ka waiwai, G kuai i kekahi o ua
waiwai la iloko o ko lakou lima, a e pau
loa paha, a lilo i dala maoli e kaa loa al
IA ale a pau, a mau loa hoi, ma ka pau
ana o ma malamae ono, a e hoii hoiia Ike
koena waiwai iloko o ka lima O ma mea
nana i haawi mai, me ka hihia ole ma
ua la la.
Kauia ko'u lima ma ka Papu O Uono-
lulu i keia la 81 o Maraki, 1916.
NJ. KEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-04-26
kukala no ka Makai Nui.

sEPE lOhe ma mea a pau, no ka mea,
ma ka palapala xii waiwai j haawiia
mai ia'u e ka inca Hanohano Ike Kiaai-
ma Oahu e hoomau ana ka hoomalu
ana, a'u i hanaia no ka palapala xii
i hanaia i ka wa i aeia mamua a ma
opopo ka ale o Lada ma ma h aole kalcpa
Oahu i ka poe Lunawaiwai a Ike aupuni,
imua 0 ka ahahookolokolo Oahu, a ma
ua p%alapala la ua pau ma hoolimalima a
me ma puka a me ma loaa O kekahi
alma hama ko ma Koloa j Ike Kukalaia
G ka'u luna, no ka makahiki hoOkahi,
mai ka la 6 o Dekemaba j hala aku mel
a hiki i ka la 9 O Dekemaba aku nei.
A no ka mea, aole i lava ua mau no.
olimalima me ma puka anne ma loaa no
ka makahiki hookahi e kaa al ua olelo
xii ale la;
Nolaila e kuai no wan ma Ike kukala
ana, i ka mea koho nni, i ma mahahiki
i koe a me ka noho ana ma ka alma
hama kO ma kolOa, i kupono j ua Lada
ma la, a me ma kuleana i oleloia no
lakon, mahopc o ka mahakiki kuaiia
ma ia palapaia hoomalu waiwai | q e OLE
ola maluna koe a ma palapala hoo
malu ale no ia waiwai hama ko la, a
koe no hoi ma uku hoolimalima e uku
al Ike Aupuni.
E kuai, ma VA wahi la, i ka la noa
90 O Aperila l845, bora 10 O k~akahiaka.
R. BOYD, Makai Nui.
Honolulu, 25 Maraki, l845.
Polynesian., 1845-04-26
SheriM',S Notice.

sToPublic Notice is hereby given,
that by virtue of Il writ Of VENDITIoNI
ExpONAs issued TO NE by His Excellency
the Governor of Oahu, in continuation
of an original levy heretofore made by
me upon an execution founded upon a
Judgment heretofore rendered in the
Court of Oahu in favor of the HAWAIIAN
TREASURY BOARD against LADD & Co.,
OF Honolulu, merchants, and upon
which execution, the rents, issues and
profits of a certain SUGAR ESTATE at
kolOa on the Island of Kauai were sold
by my Deputy for one year from the
9th day Of December last until the 9th
day of December ensuing.
And whereas the said rents, issues
and profits for one year, 50 sold as
aforesaid were not sufficient to pay up
and satisfy the said Execution
| shall proceed therefore to sell at
public vendue, to the highest bidder,
all the residuary Leasehold and term
OF years on the said kOloa Sugar Es-
tate which the said Ladd & Co. still
have or pretend to have therein, after
the end of the year for which the same
was sold on execution as aforesaid {;
subject to any mortgages on the said
premises, and subject to the rents yearly
accruing thereon to Government.
Sale to take place on the premises on
MONDAY 2Sth April, lS45, at 10 O'Clock
A.. NJ. R. BOYD, High Sheriff.
Honolulu, March %, lS45.
Polynesian., 1845-04-26
Ma ka HooponOpono kanawai.
HELU 10.

HELU 10.
No ka waiwai o WILLIAM FRENCH a me
FRANCIS JOHN GREENWAY kue ko laua
inca ale aku al.
sJNo ka maopopo ia'u, i ka Luna
kanaWai h%ooponopono kanawai, j ka-
kaula ka inoa malalo nei, VA hoolahaia
ka olclo Helu elima 0 keia Ahahookolo-
kolo no VA waiwai la a lobe hoi ko Ike
40 nei, ma ma olelo ekoln i maopopo
nui la j ma mea mana ka ale o ia mau
mea la i haawi mai al kcia hama, a ua
loheia kela no ma malama como, mai ka
la 81 o Sepatemaba i hala aku nei. A
no ka mea na maopopo ia'u iwaena o
ua mau malama la como ua hoike mai
ma mea a pau ko lakou ale j manao al
lakOu e ukuia nOlOkO @ ia waiWai Ia,
hookahi male no mea j koe 0 ma mea i
manaoia he ale ko !akou, aole ola i
hoike mai.
No ka mea VA ikea ka nui o ma mea
ale, ua ae lakou i ka ~hooponopono ana
/ ma ale i hooponoia G ka Luna O keia
Observation-Disclosures, Il O ka poe i hoopaa-
paala ko lakou ua ae lakou i ka olelo 5
O kela AhahOokolokolo, a ua haaNiia ka
hama i ka poe koho,r, e hoopono al i
ka |akOu, a malaila c akaka al Ike koena
G uku aku al ia waiwai la ia lakou G
like me ka %palapala hoakaka i hoikeia
mai keia la; koe no cha mea j hama
ole mai.
No ka mea, TIA maOpopo ia'u ma ale
oiaio G uku al VA waiwai la, o ma ale i
aeia a o ma ale i hoOkolokoloia, hui he
man dalo 900 SlO OS q >, loo, ~,;
hiki i keia la i ma dala STATS So no.
loko mai O ua waiwai la, Ike waiho la j
mea e kaa al ma la j maopopo
Nolaila, Owau ka Lunakanawai hoo
ponopono kanawai Ike olelo aku mel au
MA keia palapala, ua lilo na'u ka oIelo
a ka Luna Hooponopono waiwai O
keia Ahahookolokolo, a e puunauwcia
ia dala he $l4,5SS OF i hoikeia mai e
ma Kahuwaiwai, e like me Ike ana o ma
Polynesian., 1845-04-26

ascertained creditors of the Estate to
the respective amounts this day re-
ported to me.
1t appearing that the total amount
of genuine debts due from the said
Estate, whether admitted or awarded,
is ascertained to be S23,SIO 95; and
that the sum of S24,736 So has been up
to this day realized from the assets of
the joint estate, and is now available
for the full payment of those ascer.
tanned debts
the said Chancellor Go by this de.
cree order that the Report of the Liqui-
dating Agent of this Court be and the
same is hereby adopted, and that the
sun of Sl4,5S3 OF reported by the Re-
c%eivers, be divided among the ascer.
tanned creditors of said estate, in full
payment of their respective dues, ac-
cording to the sums set forth in the
Schedule A Of said Agents Report;
and that the further sum of SIO,515 SO
be paid unto the Attorney of Messrs.
Dacre & Brooks in produce OF the es-
tate by the Receivers.
And also that the further term Of six
calendar months be and the same is
hereby accorded to the alledged credi-
tors set forth in the Schedule b and G.,
appended to the Liquidating Agents
Report, within which they may prose-
cute for the recovery of their said
claims; until they do which or submit
the same to the award of arbitrators,
interest shall not continue to accrue
upon their claims from this date {; and
in default of the prosecution Of those
claims within that allotted term, the
said alledgcd claimants shall be utterly
barred as for Il contempt of this Court.
And it is further ordered that the
Receivers now in trust of the assets
of the joint aSsignors, do continue with
the utmost regard TO economy, with
the least possible delay and at the most
profitable rate to convert any and if
need be all the assets of the said Es-
tate now in their custody into money,
to the end that at the expiration of the
present allotted term of six months, all
the unpaid debts of the said estate NAV
be finally and forever settled, and the
r%esiduary interest therein of the As
signors may on that day revert to them
free of membranes.
Given under my hand, at the Fort
of Honolulu, this 2lst. day Of March,
lS45. NJ. KEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-04-26
Honolulu, 90 Maraki, 1915.
Administrators Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the Estate Of Ed
IA WARD JACKSON, late of Honolulu, de-
ceased, arc requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned Administrator; and all persons
having claims against said Estate, are requested to
present the same for settlement, to the undersigned
Administrator, at his residence in Honolulu, within
sixty days from this date, that payment may be
made of them wholly or ~ratably, according to the
amount of the assets of said Estate.
ISAAC MONTGOMERY,
Honolulu, Feb. 25, 1915. .adm'r.
Polynesian., 1845-04-26
In Chancery-ORpER No. 10.

In Chancery-ORpER No. 10.
In the matter Of the Estate of VIM. FRENCH and
FRANCIS JOHN GREENWAY Us. their credi-
tors.
sD.lt appearing to the undersigned
Chancellor, that the notice required by
the fifth Order of this Court in the
matter of this Estate, has been duly
published to the world, in the three
languages most Ineligible to the credi.
tors of said Assignors, for the space
OF six calendar months from the 2lst.
September last. 1t also appearing to
my satisfaction that all the reputed
claimants save one have presented their
demands against said Estate for liqui-
dalton within the said term of six
months.
1t appearing that the mass of those
claimants have accepted without liti-
CATION the amounts admitted to be due
them by the Agent Of this Court, and
that all those whose claims were dis
puted save four have complied with
the further mandate of this Court,
contained in the said Order No. 5, by
submitting their disputed demands to
the amicable award of a~rbitrators,
whereby they have become known and