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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-04-06
SHERLFF,S SALE.

March so, 1859. $50.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-04-06
Administrators Notice.

April 9th, 1859. $3.50.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-11

] /Any Man who PROCESSES to undcrstn nd ali
! trades and sciences, assumes to impose an absuriity upor
the public On the same principle, any medicine which Fro
fesses to cure all diseases, is unworthy the slightest conf
denc@, and should at once lie denounced as a quack nostrum
The Grefenberg Family Medicines do not assume to cure all
diseases with one remedy. They have elveen different medicines
each adapted to its peculiar disease and time has proved, be
yond a question, the efficacy and certainty of these preparations
Their list comprises the following medicines:
GREFENBERG VEGETABLE Pills;
MARsHALL's UTERINE CATHoLICoN;
GREFENBERG SARsAPARILLA
GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY:
GRKFENBERG DYsENTERY SYRUP;
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENT;
GREFESBERG CHILDREN's PANACEA;
GREFENBERG CoNsUMPTIvE BALM;
GREFENBERG Eye LOTION:
GRFFENRERG FEVER AND AGUE REMEDY:
GREFESBERG HEALTH BITTERs;
GREFENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH; |
For sale by s. PORTER FORD, J
Agent, Honolulu
General Agents. REDINGTON * CO.
122-6m wholesale Druggists, San Francisco j
I GrefenbcrG Fever and Asue PilIs.-A
! speedy and positive cure for this distressing complaint.
These pills are composed principally Of Quinine, with othe
vegetable tones. anti-spasmodic, and fehrhuge articles
thousands have been permanently cured by their use.
GREFENBERG CONSERVATIVES BALM.
Sovereign in all Bronchial and Pulmonary Diseases 1t lis be-
yond all question, true that Consumption is a durable disease,
and the Consumptive's Balm Il the best curative ever used.
GREFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs.
These Biuers are skinfuIy and elegantly prepared from a
number Of invigorating healthy roots, barks, herbs and wines.
An invaluable tonic and health restorer.
The G rHfenberg Medicines are for sale by
Agent, Honolulu.
General Agents, REDINGToN < co,
1226m Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco !
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bee 49, news by the .anglo savo, 90
a. relative to the attitude Of Russia i = I. ~ Que.
Enjoys ' to- t i,sn sssss In a circular to o the iss R sasssus
Gertschakoff declares :. tina, r. q @uermany. Prince
from y, ~ austria. the political eauilibr;ume goes 70 the
ton ia srea.es by which the German ConssasnIg
tSis c i CONSTITUTED will be destroyed" The Sen tens 2,
held by the R Isnsn IN connection with the language ,eus De
s."'ieso OF 1919 plainly indicates the ne,ms 70 .he
Alexsnds. ) entered into between NAPOLEON y a ,ns
n.hanaer, The Cars organs would No, .un ana
na.cally to Germany and so slightinely 80 ,s 80
so largely. r. , ., Islo. by which Russia has proi.ed
disturb the existing treaties. ''ior aes'gn to
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49, Observation-Disclosures advices bv
a BEfI1 ssented the Austrians in full retrest
4 fsrpesr p into L~ombardy, and from the &C.
be he,n ., battle at Magenta il appears that
u d thse '~s on with their whole movable force
A Lie ps~ hat river, drove the enemy across
"a poInis ,r;tory. and brought them to an ac-
4 .hGr own a city about twelve miles distance
4 tassn lombard capital. In the magnitude
a Han, engaged, in the heavy loss on both
4 as nlmO. ~ destruction of general officers and
= sst ID -,,k. this battle was one Of the great
a rSi ns- times. There were engaged in the
nas,h Jess than 800. 1000 men from a hum
9 ro' Hu~."dred and thirtSthousand OF the Allies;
HDa'. bundrei and fifty to a hundred and
~ s,ud Aus.rians- On the side OF the Allies
Nv tnen ..slye tho1sand were killed and wound
y SaJ r,g the French GENERAL EsPinasse, who
4 ssah1- Marshal Canrobert, who fell MORTAL
. lHei- - The Austrians. il is said, lost twenty
E~erbirL over twelve thousand were killed
srsi'% and seven thousand taken prisoners.
Z IL an4e-,nuts admit that they had four Gener-
$3.50 oeicers wounded. The French cap
: 81 hw .arnon and two standards from the
81 DT .Ss 4ustrians took one cannon from the
81 . - Napoleon took part in the action,
6r -~n,orted by the King Of Sardinia ; but
rsnl -ff,b.s Gen. Mcmahon was rewarded with
pis = h.,on and the title Of Duke of Magenta
brah !, would seem that the hottest part of
re 49, conducted by him, he probably having
sare--,5 when Canrobert fell. Field Mar
v a. commanded the Ausfriaus, Francis
> h,,ipc then reached the point The defeat
4 ~bi.b resulted TO the Austrians after two
49, 6ahting, was followed by an immedi-
r Hs.,;on in Milan. which proclaimed for the
sS-Fnia and Italy. Tn Austrian garrison
So - upe!Ied TO abandon il ; but 10 what
- xi,bdfex is not stated. The probability
thai their whole force has retired in the
Al The Aincio-
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FOR SALE TO
BY H UNDERSIGNED,
THE CARGO OF BRITISH BARK
"Humphroy Ne1sOn."
: 44 tons measurement, eO1i tons burden,
CHELLEw, MASTER,
CALLED FRO LIVERPOOL MAY 7fh.
Dry Goods.
Blue cottons, white cottons. Superfne white co,tons,
assorted prints, two blue prints. Turkey red and
hams, French lawns. moIeskin-. brHfantes,
plain and fancy silks. Victoria lawns,
cotton handkercidrh. printed
bOniered bandkerehiefs,
ysl-nciennes hand
key reddo
LINEN
cAMBRIc
han tkcrchi-fs.
dsnlms- riding hats.
cotton unnrehss' six
umbrellas, s.ring cotton. blue
an, scarlet s-rg- shirts pilot jackets,
aipsea,costs mn-qHitn "SI.ns, linen S.nnse'
merinos. aIpsca<, plain and figured. suPerhnr and common
cloths. Iadi-s' straw hats. brown cotton hif hose, sewing silk
men-s fHf hats silk han Ikerchiefs,. superfne tweed trouseriDgs,
Shepherds plaid. blue tEilei hann.l, plain ,lue flannel white
flannel, grey ~oolen TraPI+rs, mn ~ wgTae" Ese co "O ken Sc
Liquors.
Cases Geneva. Old Tom Gin, Scotch whisEy. Brown cOgnac
Pale Coguac, Pale Sherry Fine Old Port Clare',
BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER,
Hbds. Salts Ale. hills Younger's Ale.
Sundries.
White saltwater soap, Perfumrry, false jeweiry,
English saddles,
Scotch biscuits.
Crates assorted eaTthenware,
Hams and bacon,
Assorted iron.
Iron pits. tin plates,
Grow bars. fencing wire.
Small chain. Liverpool salt,
English boiled OIL
Blacksmiths' coal,
Steam coal,
Green paint.
srGAR PANS AND COOLERS,
Hon iron- I case superior assorted English cutlery
FIFTY TONS RICE. in 1oo-fb bags
Also
Daily expected, pr SEA n NJ II. from L'n'0"1
NARZErTTs ALE AND PORTER,
A., shor.Iv nr 4. from London. an assortment
of ENGLISH GROCERIES
And nv the first conveyance from England aiter !. -,
punry NELSON. for which, vessel they were TOO late, oeau
,,n,i -ssortmeut Of ENGLISH PRINTS, including pinH A"'
yeIJows. and othsr choice styles
= = ss<;,r. Of these prints. as well as Of those to arrive
- Nelson are entirely NEW. and not COPPER o.
borrovcd O" JANIoN, GREEN & co
1y0rf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-11

r,xrs SuIrH of New London. has retired
~mmlnd OF the bark Yankee of the regular
70 between San Francisco, Cal, and Homo
Capt. Smith, it Is understood, contem-
N eming home. He is succeeded as
: ne Yaakee by Capt c. j. Lovett Capt.
= : . h1orite old skipper, well known through
- .,tsn. and his return home after a three or
- ABSENCE viii he greeted with pleasure by
Z riends-E L. Paper.
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r HONOLULU RIFLES. ATTE~r,ox,

IL luz "emoers OF the above Company are hereby notified
IN that, after this date. notices for drills viii y, n. -
as heretofore
- "ssuAl prhs ~i De held at the Arnory Of the Corps
JOHN II. BROWN,
Captain.
Orderly Sergeant.
Head Quarters. Honolulu Rifles
April 9. 1859. ,as.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-11

POLY NESIAN ENCA No. l.,
+ Under 'hs Jurisdiction of the X. W. C. Lodge of the
intel States The regular meetings of this Encampment are
held on the LIST and Sd FRIDAY EVENINGS Of each month
Resident and visiting members are respectfully invited to attend.
Per Order. C.P.
HONOLULU, Nov. 10, H5s. ,at,f
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Spttia Aotites.

- a. Mia PRocREs DE EocrAx1r Lo,ov ~
- unaer the jurisdiction of the Supreme Conncn - y.
brand Central Lodge of France, working in the anc;sn, ~. =
~. en- - regular meetings on the Wednesday neare.,
~ i"h moon OF each month, at the old Lodge Roon g. -
re visiting brethren respectfully invited to attend
l""u J. o. CARTER. Secretarv
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-08-11

SundrieS.
CAN FR WATER
Jenny Lind Cakes and Butter Cracks
Cranberries, in 10-gallon kegs,
Genuine Sperm Candles, Is,
Ground Pepper, in glass,
Oregon Salmon.
Putty, in tins and bladders,
California Mackerel. in barrels and -,
California Herring, in kegs and kits
Sardines, in kegs,
California Vermicili,
California Macaroni,
Preserved Ginger,
Red. white and blue Bunting,
Gases Carbonate Soda,
Half-chests tea,
Just received per bark YANKEE, and for De by
Iso-tf H. SEVERANCE
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by A. r. EVERETT.
Valuable Real Estate at Auction !

- nv VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM
~ the Supreme Court, to the guardians OF the person aud
~. property Of W. G. Lunaiuo. will be sold NJ public auction
on wednesday, the 18th day Of August, 1859, at IL O'Clock n
at the Sales Room Of A.. P. Everett, the land Of Pahipahialua
koolauloa, Oahu. consisting Of about $50 acres. The land b
suitable for grazing purposes, and contains about six Acres OF
kalo land-and is to he sold subject to a lease Of forty two years.
at a rental Of $3.50 per ann, m. Ierms made known at time of
sale. For further particulars apply toJ. w. Austin, over the
Post-0fice, or A P. Everett St
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FROM Ii A nj URIC
Via san Francisco.

FROM IL a M re!
Via san Francisco.
JUST LANDED EX "YANkEE!"
"A bic GoonS. carefully selected for FOREIGN and NATIVE
TRADE, offered by the undersigned, Wholesale and Retail, con-
FINE CLOTHING, Viz:
Black cloth pants. silk pongee coats,
Black satin vests, half-wooi and cotton pants,
Plain and figured black alpacas,
Orleans paramattas, ETC., etc.
SILKS AND SATiNS.
Pieces black silk, for dresses,
Pieces blue sns, tor dresses,
Pieces best silk velvet,
A SELECT ASSORTMENT OF
erie. im Silk and Brussels Lnces.
Brussels embroidered handkerchiefs,
s =: SSi iis;i%.:,
Extra fine white and black Six vens,
Extra fine black silk mittrns.
A complete assortment ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
Ladies' h. adj dresses.
Ladies, and chiidren's ITALIAN STRAW HATS,
Of various styles.
CHOICE LOT Oh GENUINE PERFUME
rie-. viz:
Lubin's extracts, Perfumery trunks
Cologne water, Etc, etc. etc.
Pieces plain, coOred, etc, FIN TiliBETs and cAsHMERES
Chidr MS socks aud stockings.
Ladies', and gents white and black silk gloves. white cord silk
Sup. black velvet ribbons, while and colorei chenille,
Assorted c.ris and taseel; for cushions etc,
sup. dress trimmings different styles,
Table bells. fine linen hdkfs,
Crinoline skirts. bxs gold rings,
Eleg't silver corr heads. pearl buttons,
Superior hair and cloth brushes. assorted combs,
2 cases chiIdrens toys. pieces Of best wide hannei' pure woo'
g pieces best Billiard Cloth. very wide.
Pieces hest Irish Linen, Dolls, etc.
And 9aG numerous other ar"''es' . '% VoS s' HOLT & uEUcK's.
Iop-ot
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advertisements.
JUST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED
P TO Mi''
AND EXPECTED SOON PER
r
NORGE PUMPS, ASSORTED SIZES,
Casks zinc, rubber hose, /, I, /. and u inch,
sssf s, Snd d iron s spsass M land sh rsee' ! ri ineS 70 p1 II i1 dc,
Log, clothes, fish, chalk and window lines,
MIX st1ainers and SINNERS, paint, varnish.
Glue, sash, W. ". shoe, horse. scrub and hair brushes,
Fine assortment Of shears, scissors and pocket knives,
Draper's patent ink stands, Colts navy pistols,
Wood. iron, pewter, and brass faucets,
Stove polish, bullet moulds, large coffee mills,
Small coffee mills, patent knife cleaners,
Mems and boys axes. window glass, edge backing,
Assortment of dog collars, india rubber curry combs,
Double and single states, extra heavy trace chains,
Row locks, solder, mucilage, ink and pencil erasers,
Doors and sash, 200 kegs cut nails,
Assorted 8 day bronzed striking and alarm clocks,
Solar lamps, do Side and hanging do.
Lamp shades and chimneys, patent gas lamps,
Lanterns, jute mats, willow carriages,
Chldren's cabs, hair and wire selves.
Brass bound cedar pals, cedar tubs, painted tubs,
Chopping trays. asstd, cherry and black walnut tables,
Single and double high post bedsteads,
Counter scales, Britannia tea and coffee pots,
Table castors, Yankee card matches
Beside. "a Splendid Assortment of Shelf Hard
ware,
Ladies' hog skin saddles, mems do,
Cart and carriage harnesses. COTTON webbing,
stirrup feathers, assorted girths, COW hides,
Ladies' riding whips. carriage do.
Hickory stocks and lashes,
Self sharpening plows, sugar cane plows-
Wrought fuke plows, eagle No. 2 plows,
Universal plows, OK bows, OK Jokes.
One cylinder churn with dog power attached,
Scythe rifles and stones,
Assorted twg cutters, grass shears.
Hats and BOnnets.
English satin hats, cotored sennii do. brown leshorn do,
Maracaibo do, children's hats and caps,
Ladies' and misses white and coored hair bonnets, with
capes,
Ladies' and misses asst'd flats AID boomers,
Ladies' pedal, Florence, coored, and split straw bonnets.
Groceries.
Table salt, saeratus, soda, corn starch, pepper, &c.
Boots and shoes.
Custom made fine calf sewed boots.
Mems and boys peyged boots,
Meme and boys assorted shoes.
Ladies' and misses silk heeIed CATERS, elastic and to lace,
" kid and goat skin do.
" - india rubber sandals and overshoes.
Paints and Oils.
Burning fluid, turpentine. boiled oil. copal varnish,
White lead, red do, black do, lamp black,
Chrome yellow, chrome green. burnt siena,
Burnt nmber, American vermilion, Paris green,
venitian red, French yellow putty, whiting and chalk,
Black aud blue small, drop black,
DnEGOods.
Umbrellas, brown cottons, blue do, extra heavy denims,
White and blue cotton thread. crash toweling,
Lining cambria, grass cloth coating, cotton velvet,
Picture cord and tassels. welting cord,
Extra fine white cottonaMasst'd oil cloths, enameled duck,
Aud a large variety Of Giles too numerous to mention.
For sale by
15stf HENRY DIMOND.
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POST-OFFICE NOTICE.

N NJ IL AC~CS ID89 I0OU9 nVSf-
age will be charged on all ISTERIsLAND LETzgns. except
ing such as are exempt by law, at the following rates, vix.-
Two cents for every letter weighing less than hall an ounce
four cents for such as weigh more than half an ounce, and i<ss
than one ounce and so On at the rate Of two cena for escL
additional half ounce in weight.
Inter-island postage on NEWSPAPERS will be one cent each.
excepting such as are mailed from the ONCE q publication,
which will be free. Pamphlets and bound volumes at the rate
of one cDk an ounce, or fraction OF an ounce
All sealed packages will be charged with letter pcstaR-.t
Parcels containing anything besides letters or papers, excepting
liquids in glasses or any substance injurious to the contenfs Of
mail bags, and Of small bulk, will be conveyed By mail on ths
payment of postage at the rate Of one cent an ouncs, or fraction
Of an ounce, in weight.
Postage must, in all cases, be PREPAID, and In tie absence
Of stamps, Postmasters will be authorized to receive the postage
In money, and mark such letters paid.
The mal-carriers on the various islands, all individuals and
coasting vessels, will not be permitted TO carry unstampsd letters
outside the mail, excepting such as are exempt by law.
The above rates of postage 40 not apply to letter. and papers
received from foreign countries, but only 10 such as are mailed
within the kingdom-the rates Of foreign postage rsanaining -
heretofore.
II Temporary interisiand postage stamps can be procuEei
at the Post-ofhce In Honolulu, ater July Is, or Of the following
persons, who are the Postmasters for the various districts in
.rhiol4 hau
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Just Received and for Sale!
FREsH AND HoIcE GROCERIES,
Raisins in ! and / boxes, Cheese, apa jelly. currants,
Caraway seed, lCitron pei, Oregon salmon,
Sugar cured hams, Fresh aples, raspberry jam,
Preserved peaches, Honey. nger in jars,
Do. ounces and pears. Green CO and peas,
Plum, grape aud current jeuies, French PAS. asstd sauces,
Mince pie meat. sardines, Olive on,2-pper sauce,
Tins salmon, Tomato etchup, mustard,
Oysters in l and 2 ID tins, Garry pTdtr, ground ginger,
English ans and preserves, Black an cayenne pepper,
True lemon syrup, Gloves, cam tartar,
Lewis pickles and pie fruits, Soda, sal'aius.
Prunes, cinnamon, chocolate.
Crockery War.
Dinner sets, Toilet set cups and saucers,
Soup tureens. Pitcners, ugar bowls,
Egg cups, salad bowls, Tea potsiream pots,
Vegetable dishes, sauce tureens, Mugs, bots.
Platters, bakers, cake plates, Pitchers it'll covers,
Nappies. pickle dishes, Washhowl and pitchers,
Custaris. pie dishes, Flower PCS, srlttoons,
Dinner and soup plates, iCandle silks, foot baths.
Stone Ware.
Stone jars. Bread PAT
Bean pots and bakers, Water jus
Glass Ware.
Pitchers, decanters, Ships war bottles,
Glass preserve dishes, Lamp sh&s, lamp chimneys,
Butter dishes, creams, Bird bott. seed bottes,
sauce and cruet bottles, Salt cellar1ndian lamp shades,
Cut tuInbers, lamps, Shade ciiie STICKS,
Wine glasses, goblets, Colored wer bottles
Molasses pitchers,
Britannia War.
Coffee pots, Water pliers.
Tea pots, lamps, iCruet stats
Sundries.
Mason's backing, Swinging mps.
Shoe brushes, axe handles, brass cane sticks.
Lanterns, selves, coffee mills, Sauce and y pans.
Pain killer, lea kCtteyru irons
Tobacco, cigars and snuff,
is1-tf t. MSMAN & SON.
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w. A. AldriCh
WILL RECEIVE PER "RADUGA, ~
siam" and "Washington Anston,' and offers for sale:
Gases bleached cottons, "A and rs,
Gases Milford denims,
Bales Warbash do,
Bales Shatucket do,
Bales ticking,
Bales western state sheeting,
Bales indigo blue flannel,
Bales lamp wick,
Rome buttons, fly and pant,
Suspenders and asstd Nos. white and blue thread,
Pantaioon buckles,
Cases brown wool hats,
Cases planters hats,
Cases palm leaf hats,
Cases blue and grey mixed fame. shirts,
Cases lard and cheese,
Cases Bath brick,
Bbls alum, cases matches, and
Loaf, Crushed and GfamuIafe ted sugar.. 15S-3m
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Inter-Island Postage.

-.-er REcErvED Elk "YANKEE5c
On nc CAUGHT SALMON,
- aoaIhy. For s.'e ~ ". a. ALpRIcH.
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1u AND rURPENElNE, FpR szbS5cz.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-07
Auction Sales.
" SAFE OF FREE NEGROES .

Z F" & EADE OF' + REE' II EGRcES'
/ FOR STA T. f. n AK $50
TN; persIiahre' ii can Act of AS ehbly's for
/ \ the tQlteetion of Revenue. and by vMtIe OF
T an order Of the Court pt the Corporation otthe
City OF Norfolk at the September Term, shsll
offer or sale about Sixty Free Negroes between
the. age Of Twenty,one and FIFTY -fve, whesare
IN arresr; fer stste TAY tor Tsp Sale to taKe
atthe front door OF the, 'Cout, House. "a
2 .l.oc6-td I-ISTHosgJ CoRPRF y, seggssat.
..9,ga ll5 sPUBEICs SALE 4asSa1s
OF HUsBANDRY,a IiKEWfsE
.y1' HOUSEHOLDER GRSfrURE,, e. ~ a ,
T HAT is now ON my Farm, situated on BdEA's
:. Creek and adjoining tie firm . {, MIR Joseph
on the East and dfrtetlyio3p Site the first, Wa
ter Station on the Sesboard and Roanoke Rail
Road, about miles from Portsmouth! FL, IA. ~
VI Sale positive On the 4:th sof October acoUmen
oing w a. lf S,Ss bssn Il n @ @ Rs ID
Farm, and new for sale : 'r- "a
Carts, Flows, Har1ows. Euitivators, GstE
One gooa Roc away Carriage, nearly newr
Seventy Hot Bel Sash, most of ,bem' primed,
aousehold fslEn itureg 0tevery descriptienpI
oReadstesds, sRpseau. Sadeboari, la zzsaif
Mahogany Chairs, Common Chairs.,nd l'f,y
GoDKtng and lParlor StpveS,.tu 20 j 1 ,stfl({
Carpeting, with many other things too ni,mer-
Crops on the greepd- Corn. G,abbages, &C.,
Two Mules, thiee Cows, ytwo 81 them young,
one Sow and Pigs. sgisq 154 . . 39t -
Many other thu Rg I'D tdipys d taeHtioa?: "
oc,6I6Fa e 8 j t1 2GE9 Dp Moan, SE,
COMMISSIONED SALkgOF VALUABLE
u oREAIis ESTATE ON WASH FNGr0Ns
p ,gaa60 ,hnnuP0INT. kaia y7"1s 10
by Virtue, ofa9 DECREE Or the Circuit Court
Dfer Eoffolk Gddnty,a pronounced on the 3eth
day eSepteWbeFs y DC in "a SUI fetn.pend-
lnS on the iChaacs rY Size. there a, between John
"A iH9dSeSa Sc., plaintiff lad INDIANA " dfod-
ges, &c., defendants, l. shall as spxciel Gomuis-
sioner, therein appointed. proceed to- sell atpnb-
lie anG ON ,Mopday the 9Th day OF DC tober
inst THAT being Court da ,in front of the Court
hohse deer Of Norfolk County, theAreaLE Estate
in the billand proceed ings mentioned, situa Ted
At w ash Angt2n Point, beginning at Mrs. Mar
tina Qden's. ~ ORTIZ Nv EST coFhel, ron the South
side of ten foot lane, which dividesqthe said
lot from the lot whereon the Marine Hospital
deg. 80, wv ~ feets an ;inctesA to4 street
feet, 6A inches to the North We tcoTner; Of the
lot Of Max. Herbert dec'd J. thence binding on
Mrs Odens, South West, Corner thence bind
ing on her Line, n, n deg. ,Ws,gI4h feets 6G
Inches to the beginning, and being the same Of
which John n. Hodges ST.. died seized and pos
sesed now in the occupancy of John M. Drewry.
TERMS --Credit Sof three and siks months,
bonds with approved security, bearing Interest
from the day Of sale and title to be retainedun-
I'll the further order OF the, Court. IaEgf /
Aroma hrs GgiigcY WIN. II BINGLEY II /
] u Y, i. so& sspefia1tCo sloper.G
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w HoLESALh HECESVij.
$50 NDRF0bK, MAJ, Oct,

w HOLESALE A RECESy,{ft oaDIL I
ss,s NDBFe1Ks VAI. orr Y laso
,ss rag t'rs rTsnra tsna = rs'o.ss a. 4.
nnpa ..JyaIlow 90 20 G es
80 l.-rwhitp 1850 ~ ~ =. ST. So, 90 90
WiSS5h.s',ss ,.'f'''r ~ Ic Sc Sc, ~ SS
No, D. Srshe, 60 &C.. a,Ns e.
Wr.a a,,a, - oo 4.
Paa aim 5r,se ~, ''S s WV 10
E,oup Esn,;iv M, ner Xxi ma ~ 1bS
~ Extra,,.s., e. IS ...,s..' II o. a7S6 hi
t&% SuneTana \. .s.1sE s7ssS IL hi
Dars,-Per busaeK. .M.E 35i$F 10;
P1As'-Black Eye Der bush 90
~ B3aek, RI. &c 4 q III Is
ClayAa ,,fay5AH sn .
EE 'JT1J Sthsk I.ns tn .esIs 80 s9ssaar IN
b BRAns,.sPere ~ .at ma ~ siqs,t 40 ID
F.s5 a1ss s s sss sss a
toSras spssi,ss bes Std - ,;a1ss
Ros1;y ,sr hhb s.nss Z -. 5ez a.
ta'S III ~ - .'f e.. ~ -, - -
g1d efyreasc,fTsI rs.sS !. " 60
tn II iiiI \. aaS SO 6o
~ ,t,..dt "a - 1onJ 80 ~
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-07
UNDER The sNATIONNl tiOGEE,,
AUCTION SALES, sE}iLHD

ANOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
"A offifefeat kinds and some 81. sntire new
Assortment IF Silver Hunting WITCHES,
with variety of Fancy Goods &C., Sales5eTery
night until the'entife Stock is disposed of these
goods are sold withdutregard to cost therefore
bargains may be expected lNG9s4sst =
~ Sc 23-s4tf = l,an-,ftA LIZ tAitcfianears.I
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-07

r sBEG leave to inform itheippblic, that hayyss
Il taken the stables Situated 81 >H wRts,
South Church street No. sSl2s near 9s SlfGggfN
the Old Custom House, and forme k Y Known Il
. IN Stump Stables, where III shah ;keel
Tx <cofistantly on hand d fingss lot OF Horse
ll1Z4-{both buggy and SsddleYJ .fof hite, ans
solicit, Ashare Of public patronage Horse
boarded by day, week, Or month, Of rhoderst;
40 t9 fuo1 sFogs ~ N,fB. LEE,
e. ~ =. ~ NO. l2B.s South Church st, ,