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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
FoR MONTGOMERY Co., As Counr OF EouIrY.
MARCH TERN, 1868.
0THO, & N1RTEL H. WILKINS,
vs..
JOHN o. WILLIAMS.

ARDERED, this 28d day of April,
W 1858, by the subscriber, Clerk Of
the Circuit Court for Montgomery coun-
ty, that the sale made and reported by
Alexander L. Soper, Trustee for the sale
of the real estate Of Colmore Williams,
deceased be ratified aud confirmed, UNI
less cause to the contrary thereof DO
shown on or before the first day of July
next; Provided u copy of this order be
inserted in some newspaper printed at
Rockville, once in each Of three success
siye weeks before the first day of juno
next.
The report states the amount Of sales
to be S29T0
JAMES G. TIENING, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montg'y Co.
True copy-TEsr:
JAS. q HENING, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery Co.
APP 30-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

Es- The Cumberland Civilian says
the wheat crop Of that county PROMISES
M abundant harvest
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14
Hn the Circuit Court
For Montgomery County as a Court of Equity.
MARCH TERN, 1858.

WILLIAM !. BOLIC and others,
VS..
JOHN K1BLE &c JTifc.
nRDERED, this 23d day Of April,
" 1858, by the subscriber, Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Montgomery coun-
W that the sale made and reported by
w Veirs Bouic, Trustee for the sale of
the real estate of Samuel Loeke, deed,
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the LIST day Of July next Pro-
yided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed at Rockville.
once in each Of three successive weeks
before the first day of june next.
The report states the amount of sales
to be $4,000.
JAS. G. HENING, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montgomery Co.
True copy-TEsr;
JAS. G.. HENING, Clerk
Circuit Court for Montg'y Co.
ap 30-3t
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

E4s- From various parts Of Wisconsin,
Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and Illinois,
the accounts respecting the coming crol
arc most promising
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

TRUSTEES OF THE Pooh. AT the meet
ing of the County Commissioners, on
Tuesday last, the following gentlemen
were appointed Trustees Of the Poor =
Henry Harding. Samuel Jones, William
Thompson, of r., Josiah w. Jones, DIR.
b. L. Hughes, Francis Valdenar, and
Joseph 4. fancy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

EzE- A free colorod boy, named HEN
RY ADDISON, in the employ of Mr. HENRY
BusrY, Lock-keeper at Cromlin, acct
dentally fell into the Lock on Monday
night last, and was drowned.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

re- In consequence of the sickness of
Judge Brewer, the business of the Cir
cult Court for Calyert~eountS has been
adjourned to the 18th instant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

Fer President B uchanan, says the
Cleaveland Plaindealer, intends TO make
western tour Immediately after the
adjournment Of Congress.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

SLAVERY A SIN-The Methodist Epis-
copal Conference now in session in New
York, passed resolutions ON Wednesday
last, setting forth that Jageryfs sin,
(or The crtirpatioa Of ehich all rise o,ea-
sures M0uld be taLcn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

DEATH, INSANITY, AND THE DUNGEON.
The sad consequences Of vice were never
more strikingly exhibited than in the
following paragraph, which we copy from
late New Orleans letter 1t is truly a
melancholy case, and it should prove
solemn warning to persons tempted to
depart from the path of virtue:
The grand jury of this parish has
found a bill of indictment against Geo.
w. Hardy. who, several weeks ago, shot
ii. G. II. Stone, whom he charged with
seducing his daughter. The bill was
found on Saturday last The trial will
probably take place in the course of a
month or six weeks. Public opinion
now seems to be that the homicide was
totally inexcusable, and that young Stone
has met an unmerited fate. This is a
truly melancholy case The father is
omparatiyely an old man, and hereto
fore stood well in the community as
teacher of youth; now he is immersed
in dungeon and charged with murder.
Stone was just entering life with pecu-
liar advantages, was prosperous in bust
ness, and surrounded by host Of conf
ding friends; now cold grave enwraps
him. The daughter is young and highly
educated; was beautiful and greatly adj
mred; now she is maniac, it is said,
aud her future happiness gone"
FRoM THE ARWIN UrAn.-& Louis,
May 10.-The independence ONO. De-
spatch announces the arrival of Mr. Ma
son, who left Camp Scott March 3D.
Col. Johnston was anxiously awaiting
the arrival Of Captain Marcy. The
health Of the army was remarkably good.
Provisions were becoming scarce, but
supplies were expected from Fort Lara
mic. Mr.. Mason was detained seven
teen days on account of snow-storms. -
He met Col Hoffinan's command one
hundred and forty miles beyond Fort
Kearny.
Twelve hundred troops have arrived
here (St. Louis) within three days, a
great portion Of whom proceed imlnedi-
ately to Fort Leayenworth.
The Republican, Of this city, states
that Capt. Marcy would not be detained
more than ten days awaiting reinforce
ments. He you'd then be in a condition
to march to Camp Scott within forty
days. The trains were losing a number
Of animals from cold. All the streams
were full Of water.
ES- From various parts Of Wisconsin,
Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and Illinois
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

G5- The revival at Portsmouth, Ohio,
terminated in a weeks debate between
Rev Mr. Franklin and Rev. Mr.. Mer-
rill on the subject of baptism. There
was high state Of boligerent excitement,
and Mr.. Merrill was publicly presented
with gold watch by the party that con-
siaefed him the victor. His Rev. OPP
poncut arose to say that he expected his
reward in heaven, but was Kissed down.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

TnE WEATHER. For the past few
weeks the weather has been unusually
wet and cool. On Tuesday afternoon
last, we had one of the most copious
showers we ever witnessed, accompanied
with smart sprinkling of hail. The
wet weather has very much impeded
farming operations, and particularly corn
planting, a large portion of our farmers
not having yet commenced The grain
crops are very promising, and all voge-
tation luxuriant. We hope the hattering
prospect Of an abundant harvest may be
fully realized
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

SOUTHERN GENERAL CoNFERENcE.- The
General Conference Of the NJ. H. Church
South convened i'll the State House at
Nashville, Tenn, on the list instant,
Bishop Soulc presiding Bishops An
drew Paine, Pierce, Early and kaya-
naugh, and $50 delegates were present.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

Fresh GROCERIES. We call attention
to the advertisement of Mr.. j. NJ
BELT, Georgetown, D. G., to be found
in our advertising columns of to-day
Mr.. B. keeps constantly on hand large
and general assortment of Fresh Groce-
ries, which we know he sells as cheap as
they can be purchased in the District
Our citizens visiting Georgetown, and
wishing any thing in the grocery line,
will find it greatly to their advantage to
give Mr.. b. call
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

EpscoPAL CONVENTION The Conven-
ton of the Protestant Episcopal Church
for the diocese Of Virginia will be held
in Winchester, to commence on the 10Th
instant.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

Eg- In the United States Circuit
Court for the District of Columbia, on
Wednesday last, an answer was made to
the application osSMr. MAULsBY, Prcsi-
dent of the ex-Board of Directors of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, for man
damus, to the existing Board to surren-
der to him the post of President of the
same The mandamus was refused
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

SELLGNo EARLY. The Fredericksburg
tVa.) Herald hears Of the sale of a
growing crop Of wheat by river farm
err, who viii probably produce some
four or five thousand bushels. The
price was $l-early delivery, of course.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

Forward Wharf.-The editor Of the
Leonardtown Beacon has received from
Mr.. Joseph Abel, Of that county, scvo-
raj stalks Of wheat three feet in length,
and in full head. 1t is Kentucky va
riety, and natures early in May.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL. -An-
otter Break The Baltimore "Sun"
learns from a gentleman from Cumber-
land, that the late heavy rains have
caused another disaster to the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal, sweeping away rs or
50 feet Of dam No. 4. 1t will require,
it is believed, at least a month to repair
the damage, and Of course suspending
navigation for that period
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-14

E1- The Old School General Assem-
bly, Of the Presbyterian Church met, on
the 9th instant, at New Orleans. This
is digniied body of christian ministers
and elders who have all the time resis-
ted the fanaticism Of the day, and cxer-
ted their influence in their Legitimate
work-the upbuilding Of Christ's King
dom on earth.
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The undersigned consistent with his duty to the King, under
u Constitution and the Laws, with his protest Of the 11th
INST. 1856. entered on the Journal of the House, and with
Z rerort and its appendix, as Secretary OF War dtssents from
r Report OF the Majority, and declares the appropriation Of
sas-aIrogether inadequate for the support for nine months
such military as the protection OF life, property and industry
kGuires- lsigueuJ NJ WILLIE
[HorsE or MOBILES, June 20, 1885,
The report was adopted, the bill read a second and
kird time, and finally passed. Adjourned.
MONDAY, June %.
Prince l.. Kamehameha communicated to the No
les the intelligence of the decease of Hon. ]. Kaeo, .
tember of this House. The Prince also moved a
'ries of resolutions condoling with the family of the
kceased, and voting that the House go into MOURN
Sg for one month Adopted
The Act transferring the Bureau of Public Works
! the Department t. of the Interior had n third read
Ig and was passed
On motion of Mr.. Wyllie, the secretary was in
frucsed to draw on the Treasury for a sum sufficient
! meet the expenses of the House, besides $50 each.
taveling expenses RI the governors
A communicate N was received FROM the House Of
representative informing that they were ready to
Eiiourn ut II O'Clock, noon, to meet again on the
Est Monday in December next, and inviting this
louise 10 concur.
On motion Of Prince Kamehameha, the action OF
he Representatives was concurred in, and the House
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CITY MARKET.
WILLIAM MAXWELL, SALESMAN.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAvING BOUGHT
out the interest CT Maxwell a Beatty, In the above e-
tablishmenf, situated on King street, opposite J. T. Water
houses New Store, hopes that the liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed may be continued, as no pains or trouble will be
spared by the manager, Mr.. VIM Maxwell, In suiting the taste
Of all customers.
Attention paid to selection Of stock, to render the quality Of
meat the best obtainable-
Orders puncfuaily attended to. and delivered in any part Of
the city within two miles, free Of charge.
Honolulu. July ]. 1858. j. T. DOWSEfT.
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HARDWARE, sc.

HI
Ill Sheet zinc, Hunts axes;
Axe hatchets, shingling do;
c. s. shovels, spades, hoes;
Rakes, manure forks, bog hoes;
Three-tined hay-forks;
Tea kettles, sauce pans;
Baled kettles, iron pots;
Nests tin trunks and pals;
Pins, plated forks, with ivory
handled knives to match;
Sewing birds, drawing pencils;
India rubber hair pins;
Fishhooks, pearl buttons;
Perforated board, buggy lamps;
Assorted planes, dog collars;
Putty knives, peg cutters,
Assorted tea trays;
Whips and whip lashes;
Feather busters, jacket lamps;
Whitewash. -four, dust, paint
and shoe brushes;
Sail Irvine, box graters;
Ruled foolscap and bill paper;
Augur bits, chopping knives;
T-hinges, log and trace chains;
Dog chains, COW and sheep bells;
Sash rollers, iron, brass and
copper wire, mallets;
Bench and hand screws;
Brad avis, padlocksi
Door and chest locks, assorted;
Gimp tacks, rivets;
Pocket knives, assorted screws;
Slate pencils, steelyards;
Board measures, rules, rifles;
Swede's iron, round iron;
Crowbars, pickaxes, hammers;
Shears and scissors;
100 kegs nails, saws;
Riveting hammers;
Eagle plows, No. 2;
Eagle plows, No. 20;
Horse plows, side hill plows,
Harrows, hayrakes, cradles;
Ok bows and yokes;
Cattle leaders and bull rings;
Guarded lanterns, lamps;
Solar lamps and extra globes;
Solar chimneys. hanging lamps;
Plated castors and extra bottles;
Tubs, pals, buckets. trunks;
G. S. and W. s. rocking chairs;
c. s. chairs, looking glasses;
Single and double high-post
bedsteads. 99-tf
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MONDAY. June %.
Mr.. Hitchcock, the Chairman of the Committee on
Accounts, having left Honolulu, Mr.. Sheldon was APP
pointed in his place.
Mr.. Chamberlain, from the Committee on the Jul
dietary, made a lengthy report (Which. when we
have space, we shall publsh) on the subject of dance
houses and hulas.
Resolution by Mr.. Kalama, that the Joint Com
mittee on the Revised Statutes be instructed to con-
slider the subject of a property tax. Adopted.
1t was voted, IA to 8, that the Speaker appoint
said committee, being himself one.
The Speaker appointed the following gentlemen
Messrs. Judd. Austin, Kalama and Kamaipelekane.
DIR. Judd asked to be excused from serving on the
committee, on the ground of pre-occupation. The
Speaker hoped the Doctor would reconsider his decis-
ion, as he thought him the best calculated to sit on
the committee Of any gentleman in the House. Mr..
Dowsett was appointed in the place of DR.. Judd.
Mr.. Kamaipelekane also asked to be excused from
serving, as his business and place of residence was on
another island.
The Speaker appointed MIR. Sheldon in the place of
Mr.. Kanaipelekane.
The Joint Committee on the Revised Statutes con-
sists of the following gentlemen
NoBLEs.-Prince L. Kamehameha, Gov. Kekuana-
GA, Messrs. Wyllie, Piikoi and Haalelea.
REPREsENTATTvEs-Messrs. G.. NJ. Robertson, j.
W. Austin, J. 1. Dowsett, Fl. L. Sheldon, S. P. Kala-
ma
The Committee on Accounts were instructed to
draw for the sum of $3.50 ~.
Sundry Resolutions, contemplating various altera-
tons in the Statute Laws, were referred to the Joint
Committee.
A Resolution was adopted, authorizing the Joint
Committee to fill any vacancies which may occur IN
their body.
The Bill for the protection of graziers was made an
order of the day for the first Tuesday in December
next.
A message was received from the Mobiles, concur
ring in the Resolution of this House adjourning the
Legislature to the first Monday in December next.
journed-
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A0bfrtistmlrmts.
NEW GOODS!
TO ARRIVE BY THE MELITA."
n n HILL nAcorc co. Co1n

DRY GOODS, &Cs
Rrches, fine ribbons
Ladies', infants, children's,
boys and misses assorted
hats;
Brown and white table damask:
Assorted table napkins;
Assorted fruit napkins;
White flannel, crash;
Linen toweling, hackabuck;
lSpat lace, black fringe;
Black bombazine;
Satin ribbons, elastic do;
Brown and black tafeta ribbons;
Velvet ribbons, black Grape;
lSerpentine braid. tapes;
lMohair mits, Italian silk;
Embroidered collars;
Mems fine half hose;
Mems riding gloves;
Black worsted, wire ribbon;
Hickory shirts, denim;
II and 2 bushel bags;
Heavy ticking, brown drills;
Brown cottons. wicking;
Blue cottons, piping cord;
Blue and white thread;
Tidy cotton, wooden carpeting;
Boot webbing, silk umbrellas,
Etc, etc. etc.
!. GROCERIES. SC.
Tierces Carolina rice;
Nutmegs, curry powder;
Assorted candy;
lOyster and milk crackers;
Crushed sugar, A /.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
LADIES' Congress CATERS, silk
kid;
Do buskins and slippers;
Do calf do, thick sole;
Do india rubbers, childs do
Do goat bootees;
Mems calf Oxford ties;
Do goat slippers;
Do kip boots, thick sole;
Do calf do do do;
Do calf do thin sole;
Misses and child's ass'd boots,
shoes and buskins.
MlSCEL PARTICLES.
Zinc paint, pure lead, and sun
dries too numerous to mention
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~ AIh- 49, VI
PREvIoU
~ Persons calling for Il
for advertised Letters"
Arnaud, Monsieur
Avery, Mary A, Mrs
Amadon, Charles 2
Atherton, Charles W
Adams, Thomas p
Berg, C +, DIR .
Beadle, William 2
Beck, George NJ
Brown, Charles w 3
Barker, William s
Burgess, Joshua 7
Bartlenian, +
Brash, Mary Ann
Broy, Sophia + 3
Buckley, James
Brown, Gilbert Il
Buff, William l.
Belard, Louis
Brown, Marsena = 2
Baston, Winthrop
Billings, Randall 3
Chase, Henry
Coggshall, Ella b, Miss :
Carson, John G 3
Carr, G
Colson, Angelina, Miss
Clafiin, u
Campbell, James Whiting
Chesebro, Elihu 2
Carpenter, George W 2
Dick, James 2
Dyer, David Y 4
Davis, John 2
Davis, Daniel
Dellen. Mr.
Dearborn, Samuel F
Ehlers, b
Elderton, Captain
Eldridge, Joseph
Ethridge, John A 2
Fisher, Israel
Pagan, John c
Fletcher, William ID
Fletcher. John
Falkner, George 7
Flansburg, John W
Gordon, Leonard
Gimbal, Bernard Mons 2
Clancy, William NJ
Hobbs, John
Horloger, A ID Mons
Harrington,
Hill, Demetrius j
Hamilton, T T.
Huntress, James 2
Hardy, Mr.
Hart, Phillip
Holdridge. Andrew j
Hatch, Benjamin +
Haskill, Fred p
Jones, John c
King, Andrew 2
Kemp, Edwin
King, John l.
Knapp, Byron
kullmann, John
Little, Luther
Lowen, Thomas 2
Lorthop, Oliver
Little, Henry C
Mills, j ID
Mallocio, Manuel
Morse, Joseph
Macy, Henry c ID
Mendes, Christiano J
Miller. L
Merrill, Constant F
Miller, III J Miss
Marin, Paul +
Nagnus, Charles
Charles
Nye, RS =
Needles, John
Ohls, James
Olney. Cyrus
Otis. James Z
Pronger, James
Patterson, Arthur
Phaughu, James
Powell, W J 2
George III
John >
Royle, o S
Mary W Mrs
Risely, George 2
Richards, Thomas
Roberts, George W
Rowland. George : 2
Raymond. Bernard
Robinson, HG U
vi
Seidensticker. George
Sullivan. Cornelius p
David NJ
Swain, Francis b
Smith, George q ,
smith, Alonzo &
s..ssh, G-rsi- D--sI
Thompson. Isaac
William
Thur ston, Charles c
Ulson J
yanbrackland, Isaac
VOORHEES,, John ii
Wood, A p
.ardwel, William ID 2
White, Joseph II
Whitney. Benjamin ID
Waters, George W
.hipple, Eldridge A 9
Peter
Woodward, John
WILDER, Captain
105-1t
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List of Letters

REMAINING IN THE Posr OFFICE, HONOLULU, JUNE 80, 1858, NOT
PREVIOUSLY ADVERTISED.
~ Persons calling for letters in this list, will please inquire
for advertised Lettersr
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A.
Amidon, Charles ID
Ayles, William ii
Archer, Archibald
Amy, Charles L
Boswell, William II
Bowser, William 2
Babbitt, Caleb ii
Baker, Silas G
Blodgett, John To
Brander, George
Butler, Charles Ii
Brown, Robert 8
Bishop, Henry
Brownson, Captain
Bennett, w
Brown, John
Buckle, William 2
Books, Captain N c
Buckley, William
G.
Clark, Joseph b
5 { Chesley, Alpheus
Calender, George L 2
Champlin, William
Chase, George
Challis, Timothy
ting Caslson, Carl
Crowell, John T
2 Cooper, Thomas
ID.
Drew, Samuel W
De Costa, Anthony c
Doran, Peter III
Dedrsck, william II 2
Dreyfous, Henry S
4.
Evans, J p 3
Echler, james HIS
~Espenhof, NJ
F..
Farnum, Charles W
Fox James,
Frazee, job
Fischer, William
Fuller, Joseph
G.
Casper. Joseph
2 Gates, John
Greenbag, William L
III.
Hadsf-ldt, Maria Mrs
Hughson, William 5
Hockey, William S
Harris, o j 2
Hill, EP
Hitchings, Grafton
Harrigan, Patrick
Hamill, Charles
MADDEN, William
Halstead, Joseph
Howatt, Williams
j.
johnson, George
X.
Kensey, X
Kirkpatrick, William
Kinder, Robert
King, John w
l..
Lee, John
Lynch, James c
LANCE. 5
Lumbert, John II
NJ
Munson, George r
Macomber, Francis b
McClintock, FB
Magnet. Charles 2
Marshall, j X
McKeever, Fred II
Mckilvey, William 2
Maloney, Denis
Marston, Saml
Macomber, Benjamin F
n.
Nye, William C
Neal, John d
o.
Olney, Nathan
O'Brien, DIR James
r.
Paulson, Niles
Phelps, Edgaf
Peters, Richard, 2
Preston, Captain
Pettengill, Ephraim 3
Pierce. Charles +
X.
Ryder. Lie 2
Rye, W
Raymond, Frank
Ripner. Charles 4 2
Reed, Richard A
Reed, Israel
Riley, James VI
Runey, Charles
$.
Snow, Stephen
Stephens, ID
Sigalas. Louis Mons
Swartwout, Charles
Samueis. Julius
Samuels Julius
I.ha II
II.
Troy, William
Twist, John NJ
Turner, X Il
L.
V.
yandusen, Austin
w.
Walker, joint
Withers. John 7
Wood, W
Wheeler, Giles
Wilkinson
Watson, Edward s
Woodbury., John S
Webster, VI NJ
J. JACKSON, p. NJ.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
TVH UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
appointed Administrator, with the win ANNEXED, OF the es-
tate Of stephen Reynolds, late OF Honolulu, deceased. hereby
gives notice to all persons having demands against satd estate,
to present the same and all persons indebted 70 the same, are
hereby requested to make immediate payment. -
JAMES W. AUSTIN,
honolulu. January %. 1853. S3f Administrator.
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NeW advertisements.

w FDN III :. y u TFsNT No,
At kalunahn. MOl0kai.
VIII be sold the LEASEHOLD ESTATE now occupied by Mr..
S. q. Dwight, with the buildings thereon.
The lease lot contains about two acres, enclosed by a stone
wall, and much of it now under cultivation, with fruit trees,
vines. etc.
The buildings consist of a good frame dwelling house. bath
house. cook house and other outbuildings; also a Store about lex
rs feet, with counters, shelves and fixtures.
ALso-Immediately after the above
A number Of valuable horses, mares and colts, and several
mich cows and other cattle.
Also, book debts and notes belonging to an insolvent estate,
amounting to about S25OO. Terms cash.
IO5-td C. S. BARLOW, Auctioneer.
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NOTICE.

IL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS
"A against me, will please present them for setaenent imme-
diately and those indebted are requested TO call and settle, or
their accounts win be leh with an attorney crcoSeeson.
~ The subscriber hereby gives notice that he viii pay no
debts contracted without his written order.
II. MACYARLANE.
Honolulu. April %, 1858, 96-tf
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vyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING Purehassa
the premises Of Mr.. ,: FOX, be-. ieevs y gvs aeesss that
he viii enter therein on January 1sk 1060b an1 oD1unne the
business - heretofore, and respectfully solictts . esutsnnance q
the patronage % literally bestowed upon biz pr1seeeeo1
0D0. @. MCLEAN.
N. B.--rhe balance Of Dry Goods It hs Old esnd IN Hotel
street. selling OF cheap. f $3.50 ~ II
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-07-01
NOTICE.

NOIICE.
UNHE UNDERSIGNED intends leaving this Kingdom
soon, AMI win be glad to receive all bills aginst him !,
also he requests that those who are indebted IN him either per-
sonaIiy, or as the Agent Of the Hudson's bay Conpany, win
settle their debts Immediately 1t his Once becsnss IN default Of
payment such bills will be sued for.
Honolulu, May, 1855. DH