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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-11-11
Foreign News.

BY the clipper ship War HGnk, ana Z
Capt Simmons. we have received san srH2'
to Oct. II, and New York news to sF
mail was sent by the Reynard, to ST. Z
ult- for this port
California
ARREST or GEORGE Penn JoHssIos-
Johnston, who killed Senator Ferg.-S
Was arrested yesterday Afternoon, "
board the veseel he returned in ioa =
He Immediately surrendered himself y
Marin county, and WAS taken 70 "a 1
county seat Of Marin, and was held =
sum Of $1,000 to appear in answer 70 y
killing a man in . duel
Mr.. Johnston is the United States co1
this city, and Clerk Of the United sS
-dH1, Oct IA
SHTPwRpcK--The ship Gen CsshiAi,
for Sydney, got ashore at Fort Point !s
will be a total loss While beating o0s 4
stays and drifted br-adside on the ncs
ateiy after striking, the foremost went 2
the main and mizen masts were then :
ease her. there being . very heasy >
She vas loaded with grain for the Ausu1
Lighters we're Immediately dispatcher
the cargo. Hopes are entertained thsi
it viii be saved, bat the ship Will be
s. +. Herald, Oct. IA
MExIco.--The news from Mexico ~
pated by the arrival Of the Overland ~ \
Join . few editorial comments from E
Herald Of the ooh September. Our :
published In the city Of Mexico, 80.
place ~recersly occupied by the IL
which journal was snppressed, have -
bearing date Of September 11th, but
news The Ner York Herald says: u
Our relations With Mexico are hnsi. 4
Mr.. Forsyth win return home as soen
ing Of the yellow fever, now prevailing
VIII permit him 10 take his fA,nls
place with safety. -
IL ID impossible to conjecture 49,
result Of this rupture Of friendly re's
the two countries, for Mexico bids 49,
rules Of logical Consequence, o -
the past p no guide for the future
ing to her a6ain- IL il said that TIC
ment has been quite as decided
condemning the unjusti6able proc
Zuloaga, IN the matter Of the forcea
. national bank We have no do'.
question il will b. iSund that tns
American Minister vas perfectly re1.
spect FROM present. appesrssDces, nr<
probable thAk ZuioaR tSeubles Biz,
the justice q tks qusDeion, - be nooeJ4
Be elected ffom oGee before the d9
The coadition n she country,
correspondence, b hid to Be dep,m
49, 49, 6eVe&Cpc15
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Me..s Vernon Fund.

Ma. ED1roR 1T is supposed there W.
in announcing that nearly 500 had ns
the " Mt. Vernon Fund.- in Honolulu, ~
500 only is known TO be in the hands d
interested in its collection.
twenty-five dollars has been contribute
resident and now at Hilo, Hawaii, and III.
tons are expected from the other island,
hoped Oahu will furnish its due proportir
1t cannot be that any American lady, On
Of American parentage would refuse 10
stockholdor in the former home and bur,
George Washington
Any contributions for the " Fund" ms,
Mrs. Capt Patty or Mrs f. G. G. Bates, =
dertake to see them forwarded and creiitel
ties making the contributions, if they WI
names and residence. ASHER !
Broockside, Nov. 9, 1858.
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"a Native' Correspondence Of the Com Adj
Honolulu, Nov. !,
Nh. EDITOR If you have any re.rt
"eternal fitness Of things" do change i
your paper. IF MI. Aleck Selkirk, vhs
posed to utter on Juan Fernandez
sid rather dwell in the midst Of alzrz
"Than reign in this desolate place.
had been suddenly transported on Ganen
these isles, through the expression of the I
heyes 20 how quick he'd wished himself
Friday and his goats. Now, look at it a
ment. 1 am a peace abiding man. Ny y
ests are conferred in these islands. AM 3,
ject Of my king-and what do 1 get in rsrl
practice of these three essential requisites
alarm for the safety Of myself and family
eminent makes a treaty with q first rate "a
Ia FIRST rate clause in which, is, that b
brandy and the " and-so-forths," at two 1
gallon, (that is, it promises to do 30. in ,
some time last month , o terrible row IL;
it ; 103 guns are fred (by mistake,) in
the good sense of my king and his cabin
being upheld ; and after the warhke &c
leaders, things once more sink into trans
But what's up now! Going to church I
ing with Mrs. Hawaii and the w littk 4
the hand, my ears are saluted with ID
case his belly" and other hard word. I
tell me (being versed only in the languAg
our native schools by competent Amerz.!
ors,) means big and little guns " aga,
no way to put . stop to this! Only ys7
of my friends, and nearly related to ny u
t~illerist in our Kings service, got bowel
and was buried to-day. Some one tod
didn't tend their vent" I don't know "A
in the military service ; but they ssy-i
not give vent to your passions in the ar!
for it will blow you all to pieces if you dz
Suppose things should come TO the sOs
sheriff is captain Of the Honolulu Rife :
ubiquitous, nor can be in two places ST 4
pose. l say, that corps Of citizen solder !
out, and he takes command, and a nz.ie
rested" who's sheriff." Or, if our =
leave his duties, las an Officer Of His Msrs
civil service,) who commands the corF /
these terrible chickering's be left to the "a
q Chamber of Commerce :" 1t is ~
English work that +" rules the
always rules it straight
81 only ask for ilformaton-'ts d
quence 80 as / zeal a friend Of NIKE -
day. Yours.
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PORT OF HILo, n. I.
IMPORTS.

From NEW BEDFoRD-per Gladiator, Nov Go casks hour,
200 bris do, Is half do do, 200 casks bread, IL casks molasses,
II do butter, 1.165 pkgs beef and pork, 2 bxs sugar, ) bis do,
25i do do, 5cs yellow metal, 20 csks heads and hoops, 102 bdls
shocks, s boxes preserved meats, 80 coils coriage, i bale sails
and Gran, ] box whaling gnns and bomb lances, 8 whaieboats, i
chart, 9 casks clothing, 4 cases whaling craft, 2S5 oars. IS casks
towiine. IS brls pitch, so al spirits turpentine, 40 bnd,s oakum,
- bs tobacco, 81 pkgs oordage, II kegs iron spikes $ kegs
composition spikes, 4 chain cables, 4 anchors, 3,o31 n yellow
pine heading, e,s9s feet white pine boards, 1855 yellow pine
boards, 1905 n spruce boards, Is sticks timber, 81 kegs nails.
I horse gear, . Carriages, 6 bs cooks. 5 cambooses, i casks 8
bxs hardware, 1 6 engraving> and frames, 1 case china i cask
ship stores, 2 brs hams. 2.454 n spruce boards, 6 bxs ! trunk
3 casks mdse, / cask tea and coffee
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This Bible was probably q last parting q" iion
male 70 her lover as he launched on the n0'
tide IF sea6aring life, and the sentiments conveys. =
tho lines are the sweetest and loveiIest tn"' -
,.n heart can conceive. We are unable TO trace ~
ownership of the gift; it may have been given y oo
IF those lost ON that little schooner. or 10 some on'
Who found his grave among the icy waters :" ~
North. The prayer, however, is only one OF ? 'nou-
sand which follow the rowing sailor in his wanoe.inss
over the sea. and which can only rise from the dep'n
of woman's heart.
~ Our neiehbor of the Polynesian, in acknowi-
q har IF sweet ~potatoes from Mr.. Oudinot.
ss..ts thot thew reminded him "of the banks VI
the dark towing Roanoke We too have receiseuS
bae from the same gentleman. Would tnat "e =
soar away and acknowledge the. gn. ~ nv to Mr.
Oudinot, in the language of Queen Victoria ON ace'-
tain. if not similar, occasion, 81 thank yoo-
Friend.
Wei. there! As the razor strop man Wouio s"y
g few more left of the same sort, gentleman.
We shan't attempt to extol the bags we received, IN
the IS dark flowing Roanoke" sentiments OF QUIZ hsn-
falutin neighbor, the Polynesian, not aspire -
borrow the modest language OF Vlctona' ou' win
descend to our humble vernacular ana say 70 t"e
donor. IS aloha nui, = and only wish we lived next
door neighbor to where such specimens are grown
SourHERLY WINps.-For the last ten days we have
had a continuance of light airs from the southwark
with occasional showers of rain during the nights'
while the days have been extremely hot and suitry.
Vessels bound from Lahaina to Honolulu and race
rersa have been double and more the usual time re-
ouired on those passages, while the same causes nave
without doubt kept in "the doldrums' In the neignDor-
hood of the islands, many of the Ochotsk feet when
have not vet arrived. Capt Marston, of the Hudson
arrived on Monday last. reports that ne was nity-two
DAYS in getting to the islands from the Ochotsk. On
Monday the wind shifted from the south to the east
and tried to blow the trades; but the weather-wlse
saw that for the wind to take that turn is a bad sign'
and indicates foul weather or q " souther " hanging
about. "
UsrouspED RUMoR.-During the first part Of this
week rumor was current on Queen street that
tidings had been received via Hilo of the loss OF the
ship Condor in the Ochotsk Sea. Upon inquiry OF
the agents of the ship and from other sources, we
cannot learn that there is the least foundation for the
report, and, moreover, the vessel which it was said
had brought the news to Hilo had not at last accounts
arrived at that port.
HARD TINES ON THE BEACH.-A new oil truck has
Just been landed from the Gladiator and will be set
up to-day. The services Of Captains Walker and
Spencer have been secured, in the absence of other
employment, at two dollars a day, to drive the estab-
lishment, and some fun may be looked for after the
wheels are blubber-greased-
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WAEAKA, Oct. q, 1858.
ME- EDncR ~ notice some remarks made in
your paper Of the Pisa ultimo relative to the dis.d-
vantage which coasters about the Islands labor under
II the windusrd ports in getting their freiehts on
board II b certainly true that At many places about
this Island there Are nothing but canoes and leaky
whale boats, but you maet not condemn IN for tie
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DEPARTURES.

Nov. EHaz brig Victoria Fish fr California Coas-
EYr VII ship Nanche, Leunerier, % cruise
Ssh Noikeki, Hall, for Kahului, and Keoni Ana, for
Kauai
CLARK Mary L Susan, Stewart, fr T~alcahuano and cruise
6-Sch Maria, King. for Lahaina, and kalana, Tor Hawai-
hae-
Ship japan, Oman, 70 cruise and home
Snip Josephine, Allen, to cruise and home
Snip 4 r. Mason, Smith, 10 cruise on New ZesiaDd-
ABers Mercury. Hayden. for New Zealand and home
Sch KNOCK, for Koua, Hawaii
9-Wm- Thonp-on, Cnlis, TO cruise
9-EAnhier, Willis, to cruise
lo-Tinor, White, to cruise
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ARRIVALS.

fTor J-H reports Of W7oiesAips, ses list Oh Ah po9eI
Nov. &NBark Monmouth, 0rmsby, Of Cobispring, LIST season, IS
So. $50 vh- 1900 bone
ship Boxditch, Martin, ID season, 500 VIII, 10000 bn-
Ship Timer, White, Of Sag Hzrbor, ID season, 100 VIII
GOO bone
Am clipper ship Warhzvk, Simmons 10 days I'm San
Francisco. in baHasc-chartered to load oI-
sch LihoHho. Lovetr, from Hio. and keoni Ana, from
Kauai
Oh B. N-s ship Calypso, MOutresor, from a cruise
around the islands
S-Bark waveiet. Swain, last from Hlo, $50 VII
6-Am ship Gladiator. Luce, 146 days from New Bedford.
ship Huison- Marsson, from Arctic via LAhaina, ID
seasou. 1850 Nh, 1000 bone
tSch Kxmehameha w. from KokzlA-
e-uax bark Gambia, Merritt, I'm Oehotsk, $50 Nh, 800
hone, season.
Sch Mary, Bern, from Karzihae-
ST. 3 surveying schooner Fenimor Cooper, Brooke,
from sea-
a-Snip Parachute. Corey, Sd season, from ochotsk, 30 sp,
lsS0 oh, 1900 bone
9-Ship Hniman, Little, from Lahana sailed same day
k< cruise SOUTH
s-Hav ht Fdth, Wood, from ochoszk, $50 VIII, 1000 bn.
Shark Superior, Wood, from LAhAina, on and on, and
Sied same day to cruise ~
9 Ie-Bark Vernon, Bumpus, I'm Oehotsk. 700 VII. 5000 bone,
le-Barks Hercules and Prudent, from Lahains, OF and on
Ie-Schrs Warwick and Kanoi- from IAhaina-
Thursday morning-four whalers are tekgraphed bound in
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H l. Ms co<<esfe Eurydsce- PSchor-
H b. NJ siaDp Galypso. Mousesor-
An surveying schooner Eeninoce Cooper, Brooke
An cfipycr 81 Gobien Eagle. Hariing. up fr y. Bedford
Am cnrper shfp T. T. Wlietx, Holmes, UP Or Sex London
Am clipper ship Skyark- Foh<nsbee. mp for New Betfori-
An clipper kip West Wind. Baxter, UP br New Bedford
Am clipper Aip wArhzxk, Simmons, hsdiny oil for N Bedford
Am bark Yankee, SAITH
Am bark Francs Palmer, Green
Am ship Mountain Wave, Hardy, kadinS oil for New Bedford
An ship Harriet 4 Jessie, Gray
An bark Aicxx1de, Bush
Am ship 6l.tizsx, Lace
Danish merchant Sart Canaaee, schaa, up for Bremen
Brem big rsuouia, Buling-
Hav brig Advznca- Ka<h<h-
Hav bre RnmA, Bennett
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- onr readers all remember the SD loes % 3
aonsr prince Of HasOaii, which caps'sed s0"s
SuD.ss am 81 Niihau. Among the effects o. one p
ae. .h.n drowned. which were recently soIc'
mail gilt rocket Bible. on the hy-leai OF M
y. :. h.nawr;tinr Of . female. are the Nlio~'ns
lines ..e,;ues
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INTER.ISLAND TRADE.

From KAUn-per Keoni Ana Nov As bhs moiasses, 10 bags
fo1r, 5 bhs sweet potatoes, 5000 oranges, 3 kegs butter, 3horsess,
2 hogs, i dhz chickens. Il deck passengers
For LAHAISA-per Maria, Nov $1,000 shingles, u bhs salt
provisions, IS pkgs mdse.
From KAwAHAE-per Mary, Nov 80 sheep, $50 bris beef,
30 bls potatoes. 60 hides, 10 bunocks, 2 kegs butter, G hogs
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OurDE5On first page viii be found some foreign
news, and on the 6hh page . graphic account o.
Queen vietoris's visit 70. Cherboure.
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z The U. g mail by the Reynard. 10 probably
twenty days ont, and may be twenty days longer IN
reaching u, II this weather continues
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WHALERS.

An ship B>pj- Morgan, sisson
Am ship Majestic, Chester
An ship Bru<us Henry
Am shio Fran HeniseffA- Drev
An ship Iri3ens, nber
An ship Sun<hDd. weeks
An ship Jireh R-W, Cannon
An ship Emily Morgan, Chase
Am ship Shefseb3. Green
An ship Addisun LAwrence
An ship Gov rronp Niltnn
An ship Na<<a1, Nurdock
An al G. Hogiand. Williams
An ship BznAhhSe. Fisher
Am ship S4nh, S~i6
An ship Nincrvz CrD~en
An ship No1A. Manchester
An dip 1yhre. FrcemAn
An rhjnn KliRbe<h Lesser
An ship r. psckasca, HAskefx
An ship @ W Aorzn, FISHER
An ship EDeraki- HAIbcck
An - BoUdRch Martin
An ship HndAu, yzrs<nn
An ship Hzn<bnfe- corey
ro--r<~ur nuu1 wnr 49,
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Am ship Vineyard, Casveil
Am ship kufnsoG, Wing
Am sh northern Light, Chapel
Am ship AdeIine, TAier
Am bk Warren, Miller
Am bk Fortune, Anderson
Am bk Oscar, LAnders
Am bk Harmony, Austin
Am bk sharon, King
Am BIZ RobG Morrison. Tlton
Am bark Kin<txher. Palmer
Am BIZ sur Cfood. Co<reshzn
Am bark Monmouth, 0rnsby
Am bark Wave3ek ssain
Am bark Vernon, Bumps
Am brig Agate, LAxroa-
HAx bArk Gambia, Merritt
Hxv bark Faith, Wood
HAg brig W2iiuz, Lass
Has brig 0ahr, Rehlber
Hxr brig KzcAi, Nznnen
Hsg hrig Anfilz, Mode
Haw b. H&wzh. Schineifening
HAv <h Pf,el paneisbeE
els, 50 vha,H-r0rAI- a.
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BY the clipper ship War Hdnk, ana ]
Capt Simmons, we have received san PA
to Oct. II, and New York news oSF
mail was sent by the Reynard, to ST. .
nit. for this port.
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our regular paper on Tuesday next. to contain the
latest marine and local news. to 60 forward by the
Yaakse's mail. which win probably leave on Tuesday
or Wednesday next
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05
PURE SEED (.
WYAND0TTE FRGlLEEC CORN I
Yields Gi'Oan Es1:S tO 100 EsMsEs-
els per- Acre.

rs Success IriWnPhdnFy ESt0blihcd.
nNLY ONE GRAIN planted in hin rrc-
" duccs from 3 TO (and often morc) salss
and from to Il ears Of pearl white corn. $
10 10 inches in length, with 10 to II rows in
the ear.
Circulars descriptive, &c, Of this cxtraoldI-
nary cereal, and also presenting certificates Of
those who have cultivated il, arc now ready
aud will be mailed 10 ell that request IT,
The seed will be selected with great care,
and put up in packages to suit, marked BAN
dcls Pure Seed Wyandouc Corn, with drcc-
tons for cultvatiHg.
PRlcEs--One quart, which is sufficient 20
plapt one acre. delivered in the city Of Balti-
more, or on the route Of the Express company,
(the purchaser paying express charges, 81 80.
Those who order TO be sent by mail and remit
81 will receive (post paid the planting for one
acre 81 half acre, : quarter acre.
Persons wishing to act as agents will be fup-
Piled Mt n liberal reduction
Eao- ORDER EARLY, rs the supply Is lin
tied, Many were disappointed in not having
their orders filled the last season.
EsS~ Money or postage stamps ~ cent
stamps prcferred) must accompany The order.
Address, GEORGE S. BANDEL.
No % Light street
r, Whitman L Co. old stand,
Baltimore Nd.
To be had Of WIN. BRADD0CK. Rockville,
Nd. feb 5-8m
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05
ROAD NOTICE.

IHNIlE undersigned hereby notify all
n whom it may concern that they in
tend to make application to the Commits
sioners for Montgomery County at their
meeting on MONDAY, the 12M day of
april neat, so to change that part Of the
Old Road from Rockville to Georgetown,
which runs through the land of Rudolph
Geiglcr, as to make it run from the
mouth of the lane between the lands OF
William Ilance and Philip Sharcr,
straight to the Turnpike road at a poin,
in valley opposite, or nearly so, to the
house of Cyrus Sherwood.
RUDOLPH GEIGLER,
mar Std and others.
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nto the field of political agitation.

into the field of political agitation. y
How completely, in their keeping, are
the honor and dignity of Maryland fixed
in the dust What a compliment to
Gov. Ligon, that his excellent conser-
vative message should have been, by
the order of such body, withheld from
the printer, when tho ravings.of fanatics
receive their special favor by being
printed at the public expcnse--whcn ten
thousand extra copies of Gov. Hick' IS
Inaugural Address are ordered to be
printed for the purpose l suppose, for
disseminating ignorance among our peo-
pie, but with the effect of disgracing
Maryland by exposing the ignorance and
contemplate arrogance of her chief ma
gistrate on the great question of the day
What ignorance he displays in not
knowing the provisions of the Missouri
Compromise, the destruction of which by
designing men," he so much regrets,
and what arrogance in taking issue with
the Supreme Court of the United States
0he " designing men" alluded to, ] pre-
sumo, who have decided in the most
solemn manner that the said Missouri
Compromise was unconstitutional ! Does
I, Holiday Hicks presume to prate thus
in the presence of the assembled wisdom
of Maryland, flying into the face of Chief
Justice fancy and his colleagues on
points of constitutional law, apd insult
ing them by charging them Eith being
designing men" in making ~ decis-
ion they did on this great question ? This
mustmake the people of Dorchester laugh
But are the people of Maryland and the
country generally, to understand that
their General Assembly, by thus favoring
and printing by the wholesale this pro-
duction of Gov. Hicks, are as ignorant
as he is ?--that they are as regardless Of
Constitutional obligations as he appears
TO be? and are willing that our State
shall be presented to the world in an at.
titude at once false and disgraceful p
This may be logically inferred to be theil
and her condition, unless some step is
taken to counteract the presumptious ig.
norance of their chief-magistrate, which
they have ordered to be sent forth upon
the four winds of heaven. 1t is to be
hoped that they will do something more
to rescue their character and that of theil
State besides printing the bigoted Sian.
ders of A. b. Cross and the slang-whang
upon foreignism and ignorance upon al
other subjects of their distinguished Go
vernon, I. Holiday Hicks.
b. G.. HARRISS.
February Odd 1858.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05

E4s- The Washington correspondent
of the Albany Argus, says that when
Mrs. Clay heard of the insult offered her
husband, she calmly told him that if he
considered Gen. Cullom in state to
give him deliberate insult, she had not
word to say against his fighting. To
another she said that though her hus-
band was to her the dearest of any human
being, his honor was dearer to her than
his life! There is Spartan spirit for
you. At the same time Mrs. Clay's
three children were down sick with the
scarlet fever.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-05
Notice TO Creditors.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub.
scr;her hath obtained from the Orphans
Court of Montgomery county, letters of admin
istration on the personal estate of SARAH
GAMBLER, late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said deceased,
arr hereby warned TO exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
before the 26th day of February 1879; other
wise they may, by law, be excluded from all
qenefit Of said estate. Persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 23d day
Of February 1858. JOHN W. HALL,
feb 26--At Administrator.
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Both sides of the Road.

Mr.. EDITOR: In your last weeks pa
per you published preamble and reso-
lutions relating to the Washington and
Rockville Plank Road. Your sense of
justice, l well know, will induce you to
hear both sides of the question, hence |
most respectfully request that you will
publish what appears oy authority on the
subject.
| am induced TO make this request for
the reason that do not wish any of our
citizens engaged in lawless acts of vio-
lence, for the benefit of the young crop
of Solomons" within the District, under
whose promptings several misguided
young men are under bond for their APP
pcarance at the Criminal Court.
Our fathers have used the road and
paid toll for the last twenty-five or thirty
years. Now Young America" takes
"higher law" axes, pistols, bad whiskey,
and lawless violence and intimidation, to
settle all points which they have not the
intelligence to read and understand.
The road company have legal rights
that are clearly defined. The public have
legal remedy against the company for
all grievances, that is cheap, simple, and
eficacious. Yet Notwithstanding all this,
there are men who run their credit for
tolls thrcadbare, and then, with bad law
and worse morals, seek to destroy private
rights, and induce innocent men to violate
not only decency, but
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NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
y has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters ofadministration on
the personal estate Of WALTER II. ADANsoN. late
ofsaid county, decd. lpeisonsimying claims
against said deceased are hercbywarncd to ex,
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof TO
the subscriber, on Or before the / 9th day ofFcb-
ruary, 1850 otherwise they may, by law. be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. Per-
sons indebted TO said estate are requested 10
make Immediate payment. Given under my
hand this 9th day OF February, 1887
ROBERT l.. ADAMSON,
fell FIT Administrator.