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The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-01-27
Insolvency Notice.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Wilkinson County.
N the Probate Court of said county, at
1.-The October Term. AID. 1851.
WHEREAS, the Estate of Ezer Z.
Woods, having been at the above stated
Term of the Probate Court of said county,
declared lnsolvent, and the undersigned
Clerk of said Court having at said Term.
been appointed Commissioner of Insolvency
of sa,d Estate.
NOTICE, is hereby given, to all the
Creditors Of said Estate to file their claims
against the same, probated according to law
in the Office OF said Clerk, on or before SA.
TURDAY, the oath day of April, AID
1852.
FRED. CONRAD, Clerk
Oct. 10th, 1851. 6m.
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3D.. l.. Broom, NJ. D.,

r HAS returned to Woodvilie,
and can be found at his Of
I1D ice, tie next door TO DR.. Bnck's
residence, and opposite Mr.. j. d. THERE'S
where he il fully prepared 20 render his pro
lessional services TO those who may require
them. lie has brought with HIM, from
the North, the latest improvements Ia III
struments, aud fine assortment OF teeth.
January n. IS5t-tf
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Bric Iayin

CTS TEEN BUILDING.
THE undersigned will strictly attend to all
manner of Bricklaying and repairing. Particu-
lar attention to the building Of Cisterns. which
will be warranted to stand. Plastering re-
paired and Rooms whitehead and colored.
REFER to Wm.L. Frazier, Esq. II. IN. Smith.
Esq, Messrs. VIM. & /. w. Hays, Capt. Tig-
ner. Orders left with Messrs. VIM. II. Row
ley & Co, Native American Row, Main street.
viii meet with pronpt attention. Prices rea.
sonable. JAS. M. MILLER.
Woodyille, Aug 9th 1851. n32
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UOHN :. HOLT. JR.. attorney and
- Counseikox al Law,-0hice on Com
mefclal Row, mp stairs. below the Drug
Store Of Wright & Elder.
Soldiers claims, allowed by the lats
acts Of Congress, examined and repaired.
Jan. a. 1s51-lv.
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NOTICE..

ESTRAYED from G. OUREy, a brown
mare, seven years old, about Is hands
high, blaze face, and a Spanish brand on
The left hip. BY close observation any
person will discover that her right hind foot
is a little larger than the other, by having
the foot evil,
ANY person bringing me said mare. viii
be rewarded.
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Jail Notice.

w AS committed 10 the Jail of Will IN
~ kinson county, on the 5th inst, ETsM
By ]. H. Leatherman, ESQ, a runa- Nl
way negro man, who calls his name fSA
SYLVESTER, and says he belongs m
to John v. Allen, living on Bayou kZA
Goula, lberville parish, La. Said boy S11zs@A
is about ~ years of age, dark grille, about
feet 10 inches high had on when committed
plaid cashmere pants, black bombazine frocl
coat, black silk hat. Said boy reads and writes
He had with him, a sorrel. bald-faced horse
one eye out. He said the horse belonged tt
his owner.
The owner Of said boy is requested tC
come forward, comply with the law, and take
him away, or he will be dealt with as the
law directs. M. CRIST. Tailor.
Nov. IL, 1S51-tf.
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WHAYE Just returned to my old siaad At the
AForks Of the Roads with a lot Of so Ne.
sroes, consisting Of field hands house servants,
a fine carriage driver, &c, sc. Please call
and see.
Idesign keepingcp good supply during the
season. X. II. ELAN.
Natchez, Nov, II, 1s5l-3m.
O. have three fine saddle and harness
horses for sale.
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nNADAME MEURLUND. a French
w lady, native Of Paris. Is teaching the
French language at her house, morning ana
cvening every day. The morning hours Of
tuition, are devoted to boys, and the evening
hours 10 young ladies. Madame Meurlumi
teaches also drawing and painting, aud fam
cy needle work. twsce q week. and schol-
airs can practice the same every day at her
house. Terms for French tuition. per quar-
ter, Sc. Terms for drawing and painting per
quarter, 50. TO be paid 10 advance.
Woodyille, Dee. "a, 1S50-ly.
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TrHE undersigned would re- -
specially call The aiientioas -
Of ladies and H~ousekoepers generally, 10 a
iarre and well selected stock Of FURNL-
TURE the cheapest Eve offered In Tins city,
{ insisting in part Of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut AmoirS Mahogany aud Walaui
Bedsteads. Chairs Sofas Dimans. aud Otto
mans Marble Top S~idebeards Bureaus WASH
Stands. Gard and Centre Tables. Extension
Dining Tables Clocks and Time Pieces Hair
aud Moss Mattresses Feather Boistsfs sTsi 3 a a.
lows together with , iafge lot Of Common
Furniture. A call respectfully Soiicifed from
those in want Of any goods in their line.
H. GREEN 4 CO, 1877 Poydras 81,
Between St. Charles and Carondelet SIS
Oct. IS. 1S5l-Iy
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GEORGE II. GORDON and Canoi

GEORGE II. GORDON and Carnot
NJ Posey have entered into partnership
in the pracilce Of the Law. They sill
practice IN The Circuit Courts Of the COM
lies Of Wilkinson. sdams and Amlte. and
the Superior Court of chancery and the
Aigh Cont Of Errors and Appeals 81 jack
Atn. The s~irictrsi attention will be given
All business entrusted TO their care.
asf flee T. IN HoodyiIlc, and The sam
y cnpied by Gordon and ). Posey.
Nayember 20. IS49,
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DR.. y baldwin,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
NDESIDENCE as formerly, on the
IA Greenwood" Plantation, adjoining
the plantation OF Fielding Davis, Esq.
Feb IL, 1850. syl
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SJ0O REWARD!

EoR the apprehension and delivery 70 the
l. Sheriff Of Carroll county, Miss, OF Jas
WESLEY CONNER, who, without any pro-
vocation, shot down my son, j d. Pate, ON tae
18th Of July, 1851. Said Conner IS 20 years
old, about 6 feet high, dark complexion, black
hair and eyes, very heavy eyebrows, rather an
undertook. very white teeth, and walks erect.
II Is supposed that he will make his way down
TO Wilkinson county, in this State, or New Or
leans. Papers favorable TO the cause OF justice
viii nlease copy. A. PATE.
Infv %. IS5l.-tt
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NOTICE.

GTRAYED, from VIM. Bryan's, Piney
- Woods, a DARK BAY HORSE, about
sixteen hands high. about eight years
old, no brands, or any particular marks, ex-
cept on the shoulders, a spot rubbed BY the
Gears.
Any information, tending to the recovery
of the Horse, will be thankfully received and
literally rewarded by,
HENRY TEMPLE.
st. Francisvil.e, La, Dec s, 1851.
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~ EF. seIby, m. ID.

ID ESPEcTFULLY Announces tothe citizens
N and public generally, that he has per
manently located ii Woodville, forthe purpose
Of practicing his prolession, He may be found
when moi professionally engaged, at his office
On Main Sire 1.-THE residence recently occu'
pied by De- X. l.. Buck
n. Bile viii ATTEND 70 the practice q
Surgery, IN the adjhining counties and parish
IS.
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PIANO

HL y NV Wv I11s
MANUFACTURED by Messrs. Hallett, Da-
WI Wis & Co, of every variety of style and
finish. of 6, 6 10 and I o%ctaves, nth and
vithont iron frames, and finished with the
French or English actions, We also manu-
factnre the New Circular Scale instrument,
possessing many advantages, one OF the most
prominent of which is increase of pouer, We
likewise manufacture the PIccoLo or BouDoIR
PIANO, the action of which is very powerful
and elastic, tbeing made after the principle Of
ERARp's celebrated BouDoIR PiANo) The
Aanges being made Of Metal instead Of wood,
places its durability beyond question, and in
this respect, as well as in volume and purity Of
tone. it is superior to anything Of the kind
manufactured in this country. Messrs II. ID,
& Co, have been awarded a number Of med
ais and diplomas for their superior Pianos.
These instruments are warran.. ed to give sat
~isfaction in every particular. Orders prompt
lv filed by d. l.. PHARES.
Whitesville, Mi. June, 1851. 32yi agent
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gUST Received on Consignment, abou
y 100000 u a5sJ u CT s.L1n)sr,
J. w. BURGESS.
Fort Adams. Angus, Stfh, 10 I.
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The business win be continued atthe Old
stand BY Leopold Heury, who wiii be fhank-
full to receive the calls % his friends aud tle
patronage OF the public generally
LEOAOLD HENRY.
Feb. %. fs5l-tf
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Dissolution.

EEyHE firm heretofore existing between
III the undersigned, under the style and
firm Of Henry a. Myers, is this day dissols.
ed by mutual consent Persons indebted
to the firm are notified that Leopold Henry
is alone authorized to receipt for claims,
and that he is responsible for all liabilities OF
said firm LEOPOLD nENhit
MYERS LEVI.
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RkEWSlfR GO, are nus Te- 49,
u ceivine ihca sock of Carrieui
rad houseta per every shlpmcuil sfptn She
Noah Purchasers are requested % give %
a call 81 i05 s. Charles ST. oet.Syl.
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Dentistry

s. q D. STOCKING, Resi-
dent Dentists, can be iound al
WIIB their Office in Mrs. hellers
huiIdinp. nextdoor to the Republican Office
n an times, when not professionally absent
An work done by them shall be satisfactory
and eot.al to any done in the country, or no
nav. Terms moderate, and all operations
warranted. Wntde sets of artificial teeth
inserted on gold plate by atmospheric pres
sure. Artificial palates so perfectly fitted as
TO produce ~distinctness in the enumeration as
if no malformation had taken place. AL
orders sent by mail, OF left with the Post
master in this place, viii be attended to-
Woodville, Nov. IL, 1851.
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n AZ e va y
Per Nessi0n Of Zoe WoHtHs /:

Per Session Of foe Months:
Tuilion in Primary Departments, : SIS 90
. q Collegiate " 20 90
" Languages, each, 10 90
" Drawing and Painting, 10 90
Wax Flowers, aud Frnits,
Embroideries. Sc, Ne, each, 5 90
Tuition in Instrumental Music, 80 90
Use Of Instruments 5 90
Board, with fuel aud lights, 80 90
Fuynishino Rooms. per month. 60
Washing, per month, So
The above charges mus he paid III adj
vance, or increased ton per cents and satis-
~lactorily secured. Pupils may enter At any
time, and will be Charged only from the
date of entrance, till the end Of the session.
A sufficient number OF competent lnstrnc-
tors will be always in attendance.
The buildings having received and now
undergoing various Improvements aud addt-
tions, a few more boarders a be accom-
modated than heretofore. Applications
should be addressed without delay TO the
Principal.
NJ Boardcrs must have all articles dis
tinctly marked.
d. +. PiIAREs, a NJ, &C,
Prtacsat.
NEwrox PrAcE, July %, fs5i.-iy.
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Enr fhe COast.

EUE tEHC CUaNsNs
DONALDSON. BAYOU GOULA. PLAQUE
MINE. BATON ROUGE, PORT HUDSON,
WATERLOO, BAYOU SARA, MORGAN
zIA, TUNICA, AND WILLIAMSP0RT.
rHE steamer =. d. WHITE, rfA
l John G. Brady, Master, will Sxa
leave New Orleans as usual every Saturday
evening, at s O'Clock, for the above places and
all Intermediate landings and Bayou Sara
on Wednesdays, after the arrival Of the Cars
from Woodville.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
]. II. MORRISON & co,
Oct. 28-1y. No | Front Levee,
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DENTISTRY.


IN ". p. MCMILLAN, respectfully ie9-
IL 4sgs his services % the citizens q bood-
"A. .,d vicinity, ia all the various branches
,sr.ininr to tie practice Of Dental Surgery
,am his experience in the puiesioa and
in his possession all the latest improve
msni. practiscd by the profession attic pres
-, dav. he feels warranted IN assuring me
-s;;e laat he will render satisfaction 10 all
Mo NAV favor him with their paisonageZ
S,1;elar attenfou will be paid 10 hllius teeth
with gold, &c. Also TO the insertion o. nun
eral teeth on gold plate, from a single tooth 70
an entire set attached by atmosphere pres
sure. or clasps, 50 as to suit the mouth N any
condition Also teeth on pivot Teeth elsnS-
ed aud polished, diseases Of The guns s anu -,
volar process treated successfully. ExlLseuhg
done N the most scientific manner, vita sso
.la,es, improved instruments 50 as to glse the
least possible pain. ~Irregulan'y o. chlia1gh ,
teeth remedied. All operations n@cs =,
60 a..rraea 70 Immediately. 0ihce az
a. TherrePs Hotel for the present. aeez-oul
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New Tailor establishment.

az III. p. LAND, Merchant Tailor
A respectfully %nounc to the Cen
-ILtlemen Of Woodville, and of Wilkin-
son County, generally, that he has opened a
new Tailor's Establishment three doors
from the drug store, where he will be glad
to wait on all who may favor him with a
call. Besides his stock of fashionable Eng
Iish and French Cloths, Cassimeres and
vestings, which he will work up in the most
fashionable style, he intends TO keep an as
sortment of :
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Being also a scourer, he will Clean and rem
ovate
OLD LOT NC.
Ills charges are moderate, and he %solicits a
share of public patronage.
may 10, 1851. 1871.
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Penmnnahip

EE0 A. N1DONAkn x4tl coatnpe b give
cssoie ia nolbesfs Science Of feumAE-
ship vher0 Clusse. q hiiasu o. twenty az
iomcd.
Re ~race-Leu Dolbssf NaShet, Ruia.
noibcas New Orleans iualS-d
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NegrOea.

W[3e
TyHE undersigned would respect Nd
: fully state to the public that he GM
has leased the stand in the Forks Of wa
the Road near NatChez, for q term Of
wears, aid that he intends TO keep a IN
large lot Of Negroes on hand during ~
the year. He will sell as low or lower iIao
any other trader at this place Or in New Or
leans. who has the same description Of Ne
groes. He will endeavor to give satisfaction
to every person who will favor him with thier
custom.
He is hourly expecting an additional lot to
arrive. and will receive BY sea and Railroad
from Virginia, during the year, q constant sup
ply Of various kinds Of servants. He has q
i~irst-rate Blacksmith, a wagon, a carryall, and
three fine mules.
1z-call and soc. THOS. G. JAMES.
Natehez Sept. 30, 185l-6m
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sama,I. 10. Harrison,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WN1tLL practice in all the Courts ofthls
w Judicial District, and in the higher
Courts at jackson. Business entrusted e
him, promptly attended TO. Office on Com
mercial Row.
WoodvilIe, May 7, 1850.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NAS taken up, by Jo-
w seph johnson, on his IT. In
Plantation, about the 1ith sc VK
OF November. 1851, the fol- a1aAASs=z4A~
lowing described stray HORSE. A dark
Bay HORSE, about 10 hands high, about
9 years old, left hind foot white, a small star
in his forehead, slightly marked with the sad
die. Appraised at 500.
w. c. BONNEY,
Nov 20, 165l.-3w. Ranger
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Z TIE SL4NDER.

STOP THE 81 tNDER,
pY an advertisement, published in several
ID newspapers, Mr., A. Pate has charged, I'M
der the caption, I" Stop the Murderer" James
Wesly Conner, with having Shot down my
son James d. Pate, without any proyocatlon
whatever, on the nth day OF July, lS5i|-
The statement is false and slanderous. No
murder has been committed by JAS. W, Con-
ner. James D. Pate is living and recovering
from the effects of his wounds-wounds pro-
yoked by q series Of insults and Injuries done
to JAS W. Conner and a widowed sister, such
as he mnst have been either more or less than
a man not to have resented Let a candid
public hear and Judge between the parties.
THOS. G. CONNER.
BLACK Hawk. Carroll county, Aug. 8th ls5I-ti.
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WAATED, a The WooivilIe Factory, clean
w washed and picked Wool.
Also ior sale, any required amount Of best
osnabnras and Linseys, which will also ex-
change for Woolc @ Cotton d. HOARD, Sup't
WoodTiiis SEPT. 80, IssI-im
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WUST received and for sale 20 bush
- fresh eornmesl. at IS esnis peF bisf
ang77 CHARLES CJKEN-v
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MOTRCE.

"HE subscriber wishes re- "a
III spectfuIly to state that hav- EsssG.
ing purchased the M MANSION hsss
E, Livery Stables, on
Wall street, so well and favorable Known
to the community, he will be most happy
to accommodate those OF his friends and the
public generally, with the very best OF en-
tertainment for their horses on livery, nav
ing the services of the best hostlers IN the
country. in attendance. Admittance at any
hour day or night, and on the mos reason
ah,e terms. II. j. DEFORD.
Natchez, Dec. 8, 1851.-ly.
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EUST received a lot OF hpe segags, lor
" sate BY w. 4 nAssRLL.
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uEADAME MEURLUND. a French

NrwroS PrAcr. July e, is5i.-iy.
Polynesian., 1852-03-27
PRINTED CORRESPONDENCE.

The following is the correspondence alluded to
IN our last, which formed one of the enclosures in
the despatch of the Hon. l. Severance, Commis-
sioner of the United States, to the Minister of
Foreign Relations.
We trust the measures proposed will meet with
a prompt response from this government.
CORRESPONDENCE in relation to a unirer-
sal system Of Meteorological observations, for
the sea a. ceu as for the land.
BRITISH LEGATION.
Washington, Nov. 13, 1851.
SiR.I have been instructed by Her Majesty's
Government to present to the United States Go
vernment the printed volume which l have the
honor to enclose herewith, which has been drawn
up by Major General Sir John Burgoyne, Inspec-
tor General of Fortifcations, for the purpose of
enabling the officers of the Royal Engineers at
foreign stations to take meteorological observations
upon an uniform plan; and am directed to say,
that Her Majesty's Government would be glad to
obtain such cooperation in regard to the objects to
which those instructions relate as the proper de-
partment of the United States Government may be
willing to afford.
avail myself of this opportunity to renew to you
Sir, the assurances of my highest consideration.
(Signed) JOHN F. CHAMPION.
The Honorable Daniel Webster, &C., g..
Polynesian., 1852-03-27

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE AND HYDRoGRAPHY,
Nov. 10, 1851.
SIR.-With this you will receive communica-
ton from the Charge d. Afaires of Great Britain
to the Secretary of State of the United States,
vering printed pamphlet in relation to meteoro-
logical observations, and proposing a cooperation
by the officers of our Government in making simi-
lar observations.
After perusing them you will please state whe-
ther such cooperation could be made at the Naval
Observatory without interference with other duties,
or making any material changes in any arrange
ments which may now be in use there, for similar
purposes. You will also give your views whether
any useful cooperation direct or indirect could be
furnished by our vessels at sea, with the lnstru-
ments usually furnished to them, or at any OF our
Navy Yards, either with their present instruments
or by the aid of others be furnished for that pur-
pose and if so, at what yards such observations
would be most desirable, having regard to the OBJ
servations of this kind which are knownto be made
at different places in connection with the Smith
sonian Institute, and public obseUatories,
Return all the enclosures after perusal.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
c. NORRIS,
Chief of Bureau.
Lieut. NJ. F. Maury,
Polynesian., 1852-03-27
Lleut. M. + {. Mdufy,
Supt'dt., &C., &C., Washington.
NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Washington Nov. 81, 1851.

NATIONAL OBSERVATORY,
Washington, Nov. 81, 1851.
SrR:-T have the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of yours of the 10Th inst, inclosing COM
munication from the Charge d. Afaires of Great
Britain to the Secretary of State of the United
States, with certain other papers and documents,
relative to proposition by the British government
to the effect that the government of the United
States will cause its officers who are engaged In
making meteorological observations, to cooperate
with the Royal Engineers engaged upon ike duues
on foreign stations, according to the plan set forth
in the instructions for taking meteorological OBJ
servations at the principle foreign stations OF the
Royal Engineers" drawn up by Major General Sn
John Burgoyne, Inspector General OF toruncauohs'
am directed by you to state wnetner sucn CO
operation could be made at the Naval Observatory
without interference with other duties, or masing
any material changes in any arrangements which
NAV now be in use there for similar purposes
also, to give nv views whether any useful CO
operat,on. direct or indirect could be furnished Dy
our vessels at sea, with the instruments usually
furnished to them or at any Of our Navy YARDS.
either with their present instruments, or by the aid
of others to be furnished for that purpose and
SO, at what yards such observations would De most
desirable, having regard to the obseraons o. tnis
kind which are known TO pc maoe u oilGIe.' ssa:
places. in connection with tie Smithsonian lnsta-
tute and pubic obseratories."
In reply, it gives me pleasure to state that tne
desired co-opesation can be made q this Ooserss-
tory, and at the naval stations generally, without
interfereuce with 6thefd duties, and win vey snnl
changes in fixtures and aEzaneemenfs nov y use
for ike purposes. {. - =. -. -.
This i an important subject. Many Of The great
interests Of state and the vellbeing Of the human
family ase to be advanced BY increase OF Know
Iedee tooohine tie dynamical laws OF the sfmos-
the sur
Polynesian., 1852-03-27

DAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY. K
Id Bond begs to inform his friends and the pub
Lie generally, that he has re-opened the shop and
premises next door to Mr. Harris fancy store, Nuu-
anu street, where he is ready to supply wedding
cakes, breakfast and evening parties with every
fashionable delicacy the most reasonable terms.
n. B. Ships bread constantly on hand. 3m-40'
Polynesian., 1852-03-27

"oUSE CARPENTERING AND BUILDING
III The undersigned having taken the premises
on King and Alakea streets, adjoining VIM. Wond's,
for the purpose of carrying on the House Carpenter
ing business in all its branches hopes by strict aften
ton to business, to merit share of the public pat
ronage.
n B. yobbing done on the shortest notice and on
s,n.a1 s,e :aD'' '' JOHN w. BECKwTTH.
Polynesian., 1852-03-27

IN w. THOMPSON ANNOUNCES TO HIS
friends and the public generally, that ne mas
re established himself an Auctioneer, and woulo
.ssure them that it is his intention to conduct the
Auction business in such manner as to ensure Wl
Room an the End 6oor, Of the stone store occupied
bv Messrs. Makec, Anthon & Co., Merchant 81.
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