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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-08-12

FAyoRABLE WEATHER. section of
The county has been visited with several re-
freshing rains each week for several weeks
past, and although the weather continues
oppressively warm, the crops, particularly
the corn, have been much benefited thereby.
In some sections there are complaints of a
drought
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
TI'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
/ subscriber has obtained from the Register
Of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
Tcstamentary ON the personal estate 0fssal
JAMES M BAY,
late Of Hartford coupty,, decd ALI parsons
having claims against said deceased are here
by notified to exhibit the same, with the le-
gal vouchers thereof, ON or before the
oh day Of August, 1871,
OF they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. a4
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. ~
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
day of August, 1870 ~. ite y -
THOMAS BAY,
aul2 Executor
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There is complaint of a severe drought in
Southern Maryland, and much damage to
corn andstnhHccn is feared. :. -
Thr cenHs t4ksrs make the population Of
Eliicott e'its Nj $3.50; BWestminster, q
E3ei Guu,berhrntis .5tbu,ltg d BOO, and Carols
ne cnunty$1 10000, y t4 44.Btsars asatg &
John r. Alexander the great Illinois far
mer, owns thirty four Thousand acres of land,
worth 81 $50 900, has $50 600 worth Of i'm
plements pays S1G,S00 wages annually, and
sold last year $493, 400 worth of live stock,
besides grain, &c.,s .sl g - 81 aiii 3
Full details of the crimes, conviction and
punishment in Germany of Paul Scheppe,
now under sentence of death at Carlisle,
Pennsylvania, were published from authentic
sources in the Baltimore Sun of Monday last.
There is no further question of his identity
as the same individual and the record shows
career of crime of a most revolving nature
The election in North Carolina secures to
the conservative element five out of seven
congressman and the majority in both hous-
es of the Legislature. nis HH = WtH 5
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| APPOINTMENTS OF MARYLANDERsI IN THE
PRUssIAN ARMYTDrs4 EaLloyd Howard,
Thomas Latimer, John A. Wolf and Abram
I. Shertzer, of Baltimore, we are informed,
have been appointed assistant surgeons in the
North German army, and will leave New
York on Saturday, 18Th, for Glasgow, Scot
land, thence to Antwerp, and from there to
the Prussian hospitals on the Rhine river,
where they have been designed to duty until
the close of the war.
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN-The Partially of our
''new citizens" for public meetings is just
now being gratifedto the full extent, AL
most every week we hear of gathering
somewhere in the county, and just prior TO
the time fixed, as a kind of shadow cast be-
fore by the coming event. we are invariably
honored by the preseneein our midst of the
yeritable Captain jerks" The Captain is
on the high road to Congress- and just drops
in here, where he hopes he don't intrude, y
to make the acquaintance and cultivate the
friendship of his future constituency. 1t is
rich to behold the astonishment depicted up.
on the ebony countenance Of suddenly ac-
costed constituent, as, swinging along in
n loose gait from his days work, whistling
"Shoo Fly don't bodder me" he 10 arrested
by the Captain, and cordially grasped by the
hand, with look of anxious affection that
orelypuzzles his brain to account for These
things have Il meaning, however, and the
constituent is shortly enlightened IA to
their significance. AS all this must he hard
work in hot weather, the sternest heart can
but soften at the sight of the Captain's cXer-
| tons And these are rather unusual labors,
too, on the part of an aspirant for the high e.
position of Congressman, and such as have
heretofore only been undergone by candi-
dates for county or district offices, and usll-
| ally accomplished by them as Il matter OF
necessity, with as little publicity as possible,
and to which little credit is attached in any
case.
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Bel Air Turnpike.

THERE viii be a meeting of the Direc-
IL tors of the Bel Air Turnpike Company,
o. On ATURDAK, AUG UST 20M,l /
at O'Clock, p. M, at the Court House,
Bel Air af1
na,tar.i A. l.. JARRETT,
,au12 asa.utl h,- ii .. Secretary
So a@A,n,ed y aaA tus ~ .,u,uu' ,
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-. BRICK.
Iii Dwelling House,

with frame Store House attached, Gran
airy nearly new, Stabling for horses and
cattle, new Butchers Shop, Blacksmith
Shop, large Wheelwright Shop Shoema-
ker's Shop, &c, and has n well of GOOD
water near the dwelling. The land is
good and well fenced.
$500 TERMS OF SALE.
The terms of sale prescribed by the de
cree are: that one third of the purchase
money shall be paid on the day of sale,
oneIthird in six and one-third in twelve
months thereafter, the credit payments to
be secured by notes of the purchaser, with
security approved by the trustee, and bear
interest from day of sale. s4
HENRY ID. FARNANDIS,
Trustee.
j. $. RICHARDSON, Auctionecr. au12
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
l. subscriber has obtained from the Regis
ter of Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters
of Administration on the personal estate of
WILLIAM H. MORGAN,
late of Hartford county, deceased All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same, with the
legal vouchers thereof, on or before the 81
9Th Dug Of August, 1871,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate. &gsGf .tA
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9Th
day of August, 1870
PAULINA C. MORGAN,
aul2 Administrative.
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Il STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

az Read How Tevis regulated the Sc
cesh,'1 in another columns, which we take
from the Kent Neaos of alate date. Its ia
nailiar handling of some well-known names
will provoke smile in spite of the recollec-
tons of more serious character awakened
by it. ~ fHN 90 ftEM tf'1H ~
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and Cd. That facts are stated that were
never known by some of the many who
read your.paper in these. mountains Per
d, tqhast9say in closing y thu .thsse itefps
Ift Se4ieeH picked up by thsAsaysf4e ~ Ia
jpurntySof five and thirty YEARS, Md Are
literall Wahd absolutelyItrue. Nh, E
MaN4 not ask, before fenvelppe send.
this 'lefterto you, if youAsE iiot'dozsiigo Of
such gentlemen as | have named, Who
would take pride and pleasure in seeihe
at their county town such Il monument to
their intelligence and libcralify as Emory
aHkiIsnry qrdkge 1 know you have,
an. Etila lnra tEiEIws can imagine moth
ling pleasure
than " glpaE that ~, great compreheLsi We
college, D4itprmah j female, was being
erected on thy balntifhl entinence imniedi-
ately opposite the residence OF Mrs. Far
nandis, and feel lis if would go a thous-
feel your necessity as you should, and urge
the iPedpIs up tte ltAg prpPeF spirit. D.
Bond viii donate You the site alluded to,
if You are unable 10 purchase, and in
stead of 600, AS saw in your papera week
or two ago,.yon viii hlye ~ pqpniation of
l 900 if less than FIVE years, and an adj
vance. of so per cent. in value ON all the
property within circle of mites These
suggestions may be ,cnnsiiered ext:ava
giant by some, but | think | speak the
words OF truth and sohernt So.
81" Respectfully, f".hfHt" g. BIC
Ellington, Va, August 8, 1870.
z. SIT may not he amiss to say, that
one of Mr. Wnniiord's sons, who worked
upon the building from beginning to end,
entered the college ut the opening, and
graduated in the first class with the high
SCHEUIZENa lFEsTIN AL.-The Scheutzen
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SCHEUIzEN 'lFEsTINAL.-The Scheutzen
festival of Baltimore, was held this week
at the grounds of the association, on the Bel
Air road. There has been Il large turn out
dance " $500
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erich LEVEL
and particularly described in deed from
John @. Charshe and wife to William Dins-
more, dated on the 9th day of June, 1869,
and recorded amongst the Land Records
aforesaid, in Liber w. G., No. 13, folio 1876,
and all the lands in said county to which
John G. Charshe and wife or either ofthem
may be in any manner entitled, excepting
a part of "William's Chance" containing
One Acre, two Foods and twenty-six Per
ches, more or less, described in deed from
John G. Charshe and wife to James W.
Jones, dated on the 18th day ofJuly, 1865,
and recorded in w. H. D., No 10, folio
1876, and part of erich Level" containing
One Acre, i roodsand Is perches, more or
less, described in deed from said Charshe
and wife to John Durbin, dated on the 9th
day of March, 1866, and recorded W. H. d..
No. II, folio SO, and another small lot sold
to and in possession of Henry Hilton.
This property is situated at the junction
OF the road from Lapidum, and from Havre
de Grace to Hopewell X Roads, and bounds
on both roads - about three miles from Lapi-
dun and four miles from Havre de Grace,
and is a good stand for store
The Improvements are a convenient
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agf1 "C's" communication, "cruelty t.
animals" will appear next week. ......
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Nj A II r | Il ID
d nE.I).

hchgiou3 iurvioes in Bel AR aud Vi
Cinlty. "- .'F
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An Eminent Divine says, ~ have been us.
ing the Peruvian Syrup. Ii gives me- yigor bn"y
nncy ui spirits, elasticity u muscle j. p DinsnoIe,
81 Dey ST., New York viii send free, pam hlr al 81
pages, containing full account Of this remarkable med
c,ne, 4" ANY ,nc sending him their address.
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FT-I-- U-'t a 7T-E-T r7iEE .tTI7TT y ~ VI
BY J. s. RICHARDSON, AUCTIONEEF
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Governmental Interference.


This subject is very ably handled, in
late number of Efoser's, by writer who
eoEtroverfs the ~rule of caceat eB1Dtor as
being that to which the politician must
absolutely adhere, in order that nation
may be really prosperous 80
The article SAYS, "if We consider the
taissez.f;aiire theory of Government as a
whole, we shall see that it once had great
er value and called for greater attention
than at present. Historically, it, arose as
a protest against unwise restriction by
which trade was admirably pampered,
and freedom of thought and of opinion
greatly checked. 1t is as unwise now,
to use the absolute argument of ldissez-
.f;aiirs against all governmental interfer-
ence whatever, as ii would be to appeal
to the principles embodied in the Bill of
Rights, in support of a similar position.
The advocates of the theory are carried
away by the strength of an absolute gen
eralization, first shaped in times and under
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circumstances very unlike the present
They seem,~ perhaps. uneopseiously to
themselves. to hold that it Is the frst duty
Of a patriot to assume his government to
be in the wrong, until it IS absolutely
demonstrated that II Is in the right
In opposition to the precepts "that PEG
pie manage their own affairs best for
themselves; that the stimulGs.of indiEidal
ual interests leads TO better results than
does governmental Supervision; and that
all governmental superintendent is de
structiYe of individuality the, author
gives the following rules:
1t is the duty of Government to indi-
rectly protect the persons and property of
subjects, by exercising power of inspee-
ton over all such matters and undertak-
ings as clearly affect the welfare of the
majority of the nation, and for sound
Judgment upon which, special or protes-
sional knowledge is required"
"In all large undertakings which I'M
deniably affect the interests of the public,
and which by their very magnitude rem
der competition impossible, it is advisable
that the management should belong to
Government rather than to an irresponsi-
BILE BODY of shareholders, whose interests
are Numerically opposed TO those of the
general public"
at is the duty of Government to re
press all such acts as involve open and de
faint scandal to ordinary morality"
'The interests of truth are now suf-
fciently advanced for Government safely
to assume the censorship of literature and
of art, and to repress the publication and
sale of works of literature and of art, and
the expressions Of public opinion which it
judges to be directly offensive to common
deceney and morality, or directly subver-
sive of the public peace
The article closes with saving that
system of philosophy is sound which
teaches us that beyond the mere security
of persons and property, Government
owes to the governed wise and earnest
supervision over the healthy substantial
business of the details of living
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The Sandwich islands.
IFrOn The Ne. York Hsraid, March iIh.l
AiAGNEr


We publish in another page an Interesting letter
from our correspondent In Honolulu, which enables
the readers OF the HsTad to Judge OF the condition
of affairs in the Hawaiian Islands For long time
the labor question has been live subject in that
part OF the world The believers in free labor ne
gard the system Of which they are the champions
best calculated TO develop the resources of the is
lands; but the government party, backed up BY the
planters, have vigorously fought against the intro
dnetion of labor. The elections, however, which
occurred recently tend show that the liberal party
on free labor platform, adding largely TO their
numbers, and may in short time be able to shape
legislation TO more progressive course on subject
OF so much interest to the Hswsiians. In the mean
time the coole trade progresses The King has
sent for more coolies to China The missionaries
are charged, too. with being blind TO this trade in
human flesh, aud the reason given for their apathy
is that many of them are interested in plantations
worked BY compulsory labor. The agitation now
going on in Hawaii, we trust. win not fail in good
rrsnlts
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Licenses Expiring in April, 1870.


ID ETAIL. 0AHU-HonoIulu 9th, VIM. Hall. Be-
HI retania St (; LIST. b. 2. Ehers. Fort st. Nc
lnnerSey Fort St Dillingham; & Co., King st.; 9TH
g. Nc Dougal. Port st. 18th, G.. Siders, Nuuanu e.;
26th Mossman Son, Fort st.. Valley Road j.
Weik. Hawaii, --Waimea: nth, G. Motley; Kona
Az. 3Oth Awanahanai All Hob. Kailnae z Iilo lst
j. II. Coney; I'd, Ahlu Co., Laimi. Maui,-La-
hana: 9th, z. Jones 10th, W. g. Needham; s0th.
W. r, Brown Waikiki. 10th, N. Kepokai; 30th,
P. Genet, MakaEao-s Kauai WaiDea Lum Onlong
4 Co. AvtoGa 18th O. Bertiemann. Nassi1wili
goth, Akamu. Hanapepe. I'D, Cheum zm. 3. ,.-g
WHOLESALE - Honoluln lst. Dowsett 1 Co..
Fort ST. 18th. II. Hackfeld Co., Queen st.
WHOLESALE aSPIRITs--H opoluIn: LIST, Brown
CO., King -.
AUCTION - Honolulu nth, IT, Petra, Smith
Lane ;22ds g. ST barlow :; 18th, adams Wilder.
Maui-Haiku: 10th. Plantation. Makawao: 18th,
N. F. sayer, Hama; 10th Asa Hopu. ~ s,aI
sBUICHER--HoBolnlu It'll, w. P. Wood.
fsHIPPING-Honou w. g. Rowland
FfCTUALING-Hawaii.H il0: 6th Lenoaf Sc
bastian- Nagi-vLahAinA: 18th, J. Knsmanu.
B0AT-Honolula 2sth, Mslaaiko, No. 80 Oath,
P. Milton, "a. -aAdt ea" va t-1 IT
INTERIOR 0FEIcB, LIST April 1870.
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with his sonsy shoaId exempt debtor from his
full responsibility; aud the law very properly
steps in with compassion
puFposely omit an argument in favor Of the
Izw of Master and Servant which is, that OF
NECESSITY. Nor do ] at present touch upon the
question of SLAVERY, or the wonderful arguments
of the newspapers and candidates for the Legisla-
ture. not wishing to divert attention from this,
one of the maiR points to be relied upon BY that
ilk for the abrogation OF the law. MAGNET,
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Liberal Advances Made ON all ship
menfs per Steamer.

Freight for san Francisco will be received at tas
Steamers Warehouse, and receipts for the same,
given by the undersigned No charge for storage
or carriage. Fire Risks in Warehouse, not taken by
the Company
Insurance guaranteed at Lower Rates than by Sail
iBg Vessels. Particular carstaken Of Shipments Of
Fruit.
al orders for Goods to be purchased IN San Fran
cisco viii be received and filed by return Of Steamer
- Shipments from Europe and the United States.
intended for these Islands, viii be received BY the
Company IN san Francisco if consigned to them. and
be forwarded by their Steamers 10 Honolulu, FREE
OF CHAHeE, except aetuaI outlay
E&~Passengers are requested TO take their tickets
before y O'Clock the day Of sailing, and pro-
care their Passports - .EWs
zs-An Bills against the Steamer must be pre-
searei before two o'clock the day Of sailing, or
they viii have 10 lay aver till the return Of the
Steamer foE settlement
I-8m H.HAcKFBLD 4 CO., Agents.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

rIiHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween fH4sKs BRowE 5 and G6uFKKY BRowx,
under The aFm name aad style of Brown, 4 Go..rin
the Wholesale Wine and Spirit business in this City,
is this day dissolved BY Limitation.
Honolulu. March 30fh 1870.
a Any persons having accounts against said firm Of
Brown Co., are requested TO present them immedi-
atey and all indebted to said frm are requested 10
settle their accounts by the 18th Of April as intend
leaving here by the Steamer Idaho on the 10th Of
April. -- = sa's'
3i1AH9zsa NsIss X ~ = FRANK BROWN
Honolulu. March both. 1870. - II -s.s.
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a DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.-Ths undersigned
N having aen appointed Administrators Of the Estate II
WILLIAM H. BgAf, late u Hpnouiu deceaset requests
that all persons owing the said will immediate
payment and all having claims against estate
TO exhibit the with the necessary vouchers anthem
tieaed b. Dole Administrator Estate At Homo
lulu within six mouths from the date Of publication q this
notice. and Il not 80 presented they VIII be hreve barred
ca q z iAarnini.trs.osr E.ssat. u Nm X DT n s,lv
Honolulu, March 10th. 1870 II-lt
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II. A. wIDEMANN
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
Attest: W. r. SEAI, Deputy Clerk.
Dated IT Honolulu this 18th DAY Of March, $50 li-t
SuPREaIE COURT Of the Hawaiian I.lsaal.

GUPRENE COURT Of the Hawaiian Isian1s.
- in Probate. In the matter u SARAH ANNA BOOTH
and others. Mnorsorder b. show application Of
Guardian q sell Rcaa Estate.
On reading and filing the petition Of Anna Booth II
lulu. Guardian Of the and property &C Sarah
Booth and Others Mius prayin foe order % sale
tain Real Estate belonging 10 her said wt and setting forth
certain legal Why such Real Estate shoa he
II hereby ordered that the Of Kin of the said wards
and an persons interested in the said appear before
this Court THURSDAY the 2ist day u April A. lS70
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ NJ the Court Room q this Court Homo
lulu then and there show why should not
be granted for the sale u such estate.
And further ordered that copy Of this order be pub
lshed least three weeks before said ay Of
hearing in the GAIEtrE aud Au 0koa newspapers published
in said Honolulu.
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VIZ KAMEHAAIEHA V, by the
Gu1oe Of Sod, Of the Hawaiian Islands,
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For Sale or Lease i!
FeR REMIT

- ALARGE aadDesfrabIe Residence,
LIE with yard. and all the necessary bald
ngs-in the most pleasant part Of the town sl..
Enquire Of ftfi J.Rs KINNEY
9-lm No. 100 Sauanu Avenue.
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SUPREME COURT,-la Baairuptry. i, N.
- matter II the bankruptcy e JOHN II. BROWN VoI-
unary Rankrupt,-beiore Mr.. Justice wemann in Cham
hcrs. t.a. 81. N...
whsreAs. on the 18th day of March, A. D lsso John H.
Brown hled his petition that he might be audg
and whereas reading and fling said petition order
duly made calling upon all persons appear hefu ne
the undersigned the 2tth day u the said nnnth March,
20 show they had Why the prayer of said peti-
shoald be granted and the said John H. Brown he
adjndged Bankrupt; and whereas the said 24h day
March. preof having been made to the satisfaction
Court that due Il the said bearing pubishr
in the HAWAIIAN GAHxrK Published in the city
q Honolulu, and person having made
said petition being rrantels -tI- 7att-
Now therefore IL l. ordered by the Court John
II. Brown be- and he Is hereby adjudged Bankrupt And
Is further ordered that nOtic of such Bankruptcy given
In the HAwAnAN GAzxrrs and that given for three
consecutive weeks in said newspaper calling upon all cre-
the said John H. Brown appear before me- IN
dersigned the House the city % Honolulu on
THURSDAY. the 9lst day u April next 10 clock A. NJ
prove their claims, in accordance with the provisions d
section e6I of the Civil Code.
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THE PIONEER BOY p

An INTERESTING account Of ABRAHAM
n LINCOLN, translated into the Hawaiian Ian
suage and for sale a all the Book Stores at 81
per volume ~ = - 49,
lQ-sm 10 HaHe 4f'ts GHA lGgP9 JUDD.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13

GALVANIZED IRON PIPE, inch and I
VI inch. sx r. c. WYLIE, and for sale by
81 ee..sr II. HACKFELD co.
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CURoUIT SQUIRT. Maul.-at ohsmber., IahaI-

- ma. Maui Dec. 24th 1859. Hon. A. s. HARTwELL
Justice Of the Supreme Court.
On reading and fling the petition Kuamoo Kipp pray
ing for divorce from her husband, James Kipp on the
ground q his wal and continued deseron Of her for three
successive ye<srs: e.fr. rrHree-
II ordered by the said Justice the said peton
will be heard the q next June term
u the Circuit Court Laaina before the presiding Justice
at Chambers notice thereof being by previous puhca
ton In the HAWAIIAN GAEErrE for three successive months
33m THOMAS sUIEI. Clerk
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= N FtVltIr I.lil, y n IN % u'Iels1l
Thee C. Henck. Administrator % the Estate Guardian
u minor children q a. Baumiester deceased having
this day his nAl such Adniinistrat and
Guardian with pesitiea that the Be allowed and that
be discharged from said trusts;
Notce hereby given % all concerned be and appear
before this Court in the Court Room Of the Court in
Honolulu FRIDAY the 81 dsy Of April current At 10
oek A. NJ TO show II any they have why said ac-
and petition should not be allowed Il ordered
copy q this notice Be published the Gk1xrfs news
paper Published IN the city cf Honolulu Cor three weeks
preceding the said hearing
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-04-13
ADMINISTRATIONS yOTICE

a DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.-An persons IN
IN debted to the Estate u JOHN WEINBERG deceased
hereby requested TO make immediate payment the IN
dersgned and all persons IN Of property belonging
to the said ssiase notified kr the without
delay, All claims against the be presented within
six months from this date otherwise they win Be fFeyer
barred. -1 rrf.1
Honolulu, April 9Th, 1870 l2im
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SUPREaIE COURT OF the Hawaiian Islands.
- in Probate In the q the % CAROLINE
JACKSON FORD. u Honolulu, deceased publca
ton Of time appointed or proving VIII etc
Pursuant to order of the Hon H. A. Widemann Justice
Il said Court in Probate made the 18th day uf March
d. $50 notice Is hereby given that THURSDAY the 18th
day u April A. D. 1870 At 10 o'clock A. NJ u said day. at
the Court Room q said Court Honolulu the Of
Oahu has been appointed the time and place for proving
the VIII q said Caroline Jackson Ford deceased and for
hearing the application q LvinA Kapu for the Of
Letters Tetamentary to her whom and where any person
interested may appear aud contest the
WALTER r. SEAL, Deputy Clerk