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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25
Sy Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
fyenth street, between Main and Bank.

Sy Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
. Eleventh street, between Main and Bank.
A VERY DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
OF CARY And FoUsHEE sTRsETS, AND
~ BgILDING LOTS ADJOINING THERE
TO. FOR SALE.-We offer for sale the former
sSoVe Z e exeeent sRiCK
with seven rooms, and marble mantels on the
rooDs and cellar Tie premises are in th6roa ny
order, having been recently painted and napered.
The LOT fronts 81 feet, and runs back Hss feet
Also, BUILDING LOT, adjoining the above,
Is by 1863 feet, and FOUR LOTS, in rear of the
aSou % by 30 alley IL wde
one OF these lots there Is 5old and nsyer;faing
NH Is -W&S2W Auctioneers.
TOR .SALE.-I am requested by the
H owner to sell privately that very DESIRA-
BILE LOT situated on shockoe Slip The lot is 20
! Also, a very DESIRABLE LOT situated on the
corner Of fh and Grace STREETS. Lot Is 22i by $50
oh 24-4t Real Estate gent.
T ANDS IN LARGE
~ AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
have In my hands fer sale LANDS in almost
ever every section OF the 81 ate number Of them are
ments and desirably located.
GEORGE NJ. DREWRY.
NH Palm 1914 Main straet
FOR SALE.-I have been author.
4 lied by the owner to offer for sale that
about tnree-quarters Of a mile from the terminus
or the Mechantcsvile turnpike, and on the road
leading to Hanover Courthouse also near Shady
Gro We Church, say about SIX miles from Rich
mo nd, containing about 100 ACkES, and very
highly improved, with new plank enclosure im-
p royements consist of a very desirable WE'LL
ING. with kitchen, smoke house, laundry, stable,
carriage-house barn, corn-crib, and other conve-
niences that are seldom found on 4 farm of this
size. with young orchard and excellent water.
Apply to e. ID. EACHO,
NH 23.4t Real Estate Agent.
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BY Thomas w. Reese, Auctioneer,
No. lsl7iMain street.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
Ii NlTUkE At AUCTIuN.-On WEDNES-
DAY, March 10Th, 1871, at 10 O'Clock, will sell at
the residence No 10 2d street. between Main and
Frankln, an assortment Of HOUSEHOLD AND
KITCHEN FURMlrURE, consisting In part Of
BEDSTEADS. BUREAUS,
WASHSTANOS, TABLES, CHAIRS,
:. CARPETS MATTRESSES,
COOh1NG-STOyE and UTENSILS, &c.
NH 70 ... THO5. w. KEEsEE, Auct.
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BY Cook & fsaughton, Auctioneers,
Corner Of Governor and Franklin streets,

EXECUTRIX SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
* FURHITURE AT AU,.TION.-On MON
DAY, the 9th instant at 10 O'Clock will sell at
the late residence of'Mr. James Bray, deceased
corner OF 4th and M8rshall streets,
a general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD and
KITCHEN FUkNITURE, consisting OF
BEpSTEAnS,
MATTRESSES
BEDDING,
WASHSTANDS, 1855. -..
WARUROBES,
BUREAUS,
TABLES, ~. ...
PIANO.
CARPETS, ssh.
together with variety of useful - - vs..
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES.
MARY 8. BRAY,
mn q Fxectr-if OF James Bray, decd.
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DISBURSEMENTS.
Claims by death and A. .,o 10, 90
maturity Of policy. $2,oiV'zzs %
Dividends or return
psI,sis y + Sc e.; l;s
Expenses 's'I' pei '''' -,0, 7,476,ese II
Net assets, December s.o as9 Ar "a
r, 81 d,a S7o' cs No, assets
Increase Har ihe 1 1e re' a.s.'9 7,17O,sas IS
INVESTED AS FOLLOWS:
Cash in banks and
i5teses sDn' - s2,sos, 90 "a .
Loans on bond and 49,, ~,
sss: ::;::: :s:t ~ sss,;sss i i
Balances due from H..a..
agents, In the course
OF transmission '''os" 90 q,o 900 A., "a
ADD:
Interest accrued, or ,,.os.,s
Deferred pr emiums
and premiums not
vet reported on poll q, 400 o-o NJ
Giles in f0rce......... irs'1'-'' "
Market value or stocks no sot an
In excess Of cost.... e-''o'S w
Gross assets Rscs%Per s 81 s6d3' ~
Policies issued and restored 80, ,,s o,- m
a%Gss ne ;oyes Dec 81 iio rs "a
The assets are appropriated as follows:
Assets January l. 9Th oo''i'o 10
Reserve for all policies in force ana =, r.. ~, y,
claims by death not yet due..".'... ai''0o -
Surplus for dividend Jan. ], ls7l...SS'o'''iz. Va
ORGANIZED IN 1912.
THE REST sATt GoM PAs INF IN The WoRLD.
POLICIES ISSUED ON LIFE. ENDOWMENI,
AMI TONTINE PLANS.
This is an ALI.-CAsH and PURELY MUTUAL
COMA NY-no diuidendS to stockhotdeTS, whl I;l
time and experience has proven to be the Only
safeguard In life insurance. 100.
Dividends declared lst January OF each year,
Increasing annually through life, and erceed1ng
those Of any company in the Yorsd which are
premiums, or in purchasing additions to IN fhe
policies, aohich, also, participate IN Ne pT0tt6'
re1ard!esS of the health of the assured.
Premiums payable annually, semi.annualy' OF
nnarIsriy. JSO, II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
H 1lO8 Main street.
DR.. j. B. McCAw, Medical Examiner.
NH 10 2W
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EVh NEW YORK l,rslsaat
OLD DohlNIQN STEAMSHIP SAw%sSeG
COMPANY.
Ine slde-Whee steamships WYAEOKE, ISAAC
NELL, SARATOGA, NIAGA A, ALBEs
MAkLE, and HA"TERAS, leave New York for
norfolk, CITY Point, and Richmond, every TUES.
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY at O'CLOCK
Z. 81. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY, ct high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
balloons and staterooms. The fare, accommodsi
aone, anu attention, are unsurpassed.
Close CONNECTIONS made with steamers for al
Boathern and European ports.
insurance effected, when ordered, AT A GUAR
TER OF ONE PER GENT, at The offccs of this
Company,
For further Information apply to
JOHN W. WYATT Agent
my28 No. Goynrror stroat
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NEW BACON, NEW BACON, every
~ week. No Baltimore or Western meats Ill
u os Sn GA S; HAMS, SHOULDERS,
BREASTS, and JOWLS-
every piece warrants good, OF NO sale'
Marketing delivered free. e,,os
NH ea1m Nos. is, 20, and 49, First Market.
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100 BARRELS Nc. CUT AND EAST
HUI ERN H. RINGS,
90 barrels No. MACKEREL,
20 hopshesds BACON, SIDES, and SHOULD
t,erces StGAR-CURED HAMS,
10 tierces LARD, for sale by
NH 9sTh&S4t GEO. i. HERRING co.
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POE LIVERPOOL AND --s4sss
QUEEESTOWN. KnIEE
akMAN LINE CT MAIL S'rEAMEES ESIsYTE
FROM NEW YORK EVERY sATURnAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS,
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payable III Gotd. Pau1bie il, C,,re-,c,,
First cabin. ."...---.s?5l Steerage. $50
10 London 50 To London ........-... IS
TtGkets cold to and from England, Ireland. and
The Continent at moderate rates
sar further Information Apply at the Conpany,s
omces. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
,ou,, VIZ " broadway, New York; or to
JUN ". WYATT, Agent, Richmond, va.
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The medical gentlemen of Honolulu would
make very respectable faculty, not inferior to
that Of many Colleges in other communities.
The subjects may be roughly sketched-as
Anatomy, Physiology, Materia Medica, combined
with Medical Chemistry. Surgery, Obstetrics, and
the principles and practice Of medicine, including
Pathology.
The Queens Hospital, the Leper Hospital, the
Insane Asylum, and perhaps free dispensary for
the poor, would afford ample clinical ad-
vantages for students
This is practicable, and is want that ought to
be supplied.
In three or four years number of young doc
tors, white or native, would be qualified to prac-
tice-be prepared to do great deal OF good in
the country districts particularly.
Their sphere need not necessarily be confined
to the Hawaiian Kingdom-the world would
henceforih be their field Of labor. Their useful
ness would be commensurate with their abilities
The proper use Of the latter would insure them an
independence-perhaps wealth and distinction.
Any attempt at medical education less than
the regular Collegiate, is step in the wrong
direction. Better be nothing than an ignorant
medical practitioner. PIP
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.that such imitation Of currency tends 70 the

that such imitation of currency tends to the
keeping up of prices" &c.
A certificate of deposit Of coin from a well
known banking house is certainly usually written
on paper, and it often passes current as money,
or takes the place of the cumbersome coin, and
is great convenience 1t may in that sense be
called paper money so may checks on q bank, or
notes of hand. When, however, the AdrsrtiseT
confounds such paper with paper currency, it
merely displays its ignorance. And when peri
odical of extensive circulation and in good hand
some type is obliged to imply fraud amongst our
citizens in order to make its crude notions OF the
dangers of paper money ineligible to itself, ig-
norance becomes o crime.
was amongst those, Mr.. Editor, who opposed
the last scheme for introducing a paper currency
here, although have no superstitious dread Of q
properly based paper currency under appropriate
circumstances. If the Adrer4iSeT, as the pro
fessed organ of the public, represented the intel
ligence of the community on this subject, no
scheme of paper currency would be likely TO be
satisfactory. for the chances would be about even
whether thoroughly sound one would fail for
want Of the necessary confidence of the commu-
nifty in it. or whether they would be ruined by
confding implicitly in one thoroughly uusound.
HoNoLULU, August It'll, 1871.
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Paper Money.

EDrToK OF GAzETTE-SR: The Adoyziser of
last Saturday, in an article on the ADORE subject
ventures Al insinuztion which. if II did not star
lie the community, ought 70 have done sO.-Tiz. f:
that the Bank and the Treasury may be cOnspir-
ing 70 deceive them BY Issuing certificates of coin
as having been deposited which has not been de-
posted This Is bold. ard might vel lead the
public to enquire seriously whether It be trne-
But when the article goes on to say, with calm
ness truly phlosophic, that If the latter Is the
case It Is dangerous practice II looks Is though
the writer was under the impression that some
such frznd Is the legitimate basis Of al paper
money, for he proceeds to remark upon the sup
posed deception in the language usually and just
y applied TO ordinary oreE-ssues Of paper money
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Oahu College,.

TINE next term of this Institution will
i begin on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of Sept.
next, and continue 14t weeks
Candidates for admission win be examined on
Monday and Tuesday next preceding the opening Of
the school.
Glasses will be formed in all the common English
branches, and in the higher Mathematics including
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Surveying as
the wants of the pupils demand.
Latin and Greek classes will be formed 10 meet
the different stages Of advancement Of those desiring
to study these languages.
Vocal Music and Drawing will be taught without
extra charge.
The Boarding Dept. Of the Institution will be open
to such persons Of both show satisfac-
tory evidence Of good character. Such price will
be charged for board as to cover cost only, which
will probably not exceed three dollars per week,
elusive of washing. Suitable given to the
boarders rent free, each occupant providing his
room-furniture. lights and bedding.
There will be Matron who will give special atten
ton to the wants and manners Of the bOarders.
Alterations in the buildings have recently been
made which will essentially add to the comfort and
health Of the young lady boarders.
Parents wishing TO place their children in the
family will do well 70 make immediate application
they ghus secure advantage in the choice Of
rooms.
The Trustees take pleasure in assuring the public
that they have corps Of competent teachers employed
for the year. aud that they will spare no effort to
make the Institution in every respect thorough vgor
Gus, and well ordered.
The tuition in the classics and in the higher English
branches, will be at the Of One Dollar per week
in the lower English studies cents per week Pro-
Tided, in all cases, that no allowance will be made
in charge for tuition account absence for period
less than half term, except in case Of sickness.
Z. p. CHURCH,
SAM. c. DAMON,
s. N. CASTLE,
Education Committee Of Oahu College
-. 1t -
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FAN PLAY

ME EDToE-An article lately appeared in the
Adrer4issr headed " Native Physicians" and in
which it seems to be tacitly admitted that the
Hawaiian race is dying out If true, the reasons
assigned are manifestly insufficient to account for
its decline The habits of the people are not
worse, are not more depraved now than they we're
one hundred years ago. Hence this is not the
cause
The native kahunas are probably as honest and
intelligent to-day as their predecessors were a
hundred years ago. Hence their special agency
cannot be the cause.
Again, if true, there must be cause. 1t is
not now my province to iRquire-What9 1t is
true that the population now suffer from deadly
diseases which did not exist among them in their
previous bapp5 state. 1t is fair to presume that
the kahunas have 10 knowledge Of the true na-
ture or proper treatment Of these diseases. 1t
also fair to presume that the active medication
ignorantly administered by the kshunas is injuri-
Gus and sometimes fatal just as the heroic dosing
Of an ignorant white physician is injurious aEd
fatal 1t is also stated that the natives have faith
in their kahunas, and have not confidence in the
treatment of foreign doctors.
What is the remedy' The first step is patent
bat perhaps unattainable at present, namely: to
educate the people In the march Of education
unfounded prejudices are swept away. 1t does
not require much information to know that the
science is the same the world over That the
science of medicine is the sane in Paris as on
MOlOkai. in Dublin as in Hilo, in Berlin as in
Honolulu.
Iit proper for ministers of religion to inculcate
worldly wisdom as well as to teach the truths Of
tie Gospel' If SO. this fact might be made
known to the people by them.
Are there outside of Honolulu doctors enough
for and within reach Of. the scattered population?
I believe not In this connection exclude all
but duly qualified medical men. knowing that
there is no greater evil in any community than
an ignorant, uneducated and selfsuficient practi-
toner Of Dedicine-)
Is it possible to supply this saDti
It is both possible and practicable.
Not by an infHx of physicians from abroad
They could not, in country places. receive a re-
maBerAtiOB to satisfy them for their time and
Service How then
Establish Medical School or College, in
Honolulu. where young men, with even 3 CON-
mon English education, may acquire knowledge
Of medicine
Latin and Greek are useful aduncts, bat not
to a thorough knowledge Of the
science Of medicine.
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Notice to Creditors.

n the Matter of the Estate Of MICHAEL B. DUNN.
Of Hanalei, Kauai, deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN to alfpsr-
~ sons having claims against the said Michael b.
Dunn. deceased, to exhibit the same. with the
sary vouchers duly authenticated, whether secured
by mortgage or otherwise. to Mrs. Mary Dunn. Ad-
mnistratrix, at her residence Hotel Street, Homo
lulu or to the undersigned at his ONCE in the Coart
House, within six months from the date Of rublica-
ton Of this notice, and II not 90 prssspted they viii
be forever barred.
LAWRENCE McCULLY.
Attorney for the Administrative.
Honolulu, June 22d. ls71.-2s-4t
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TlHE PARTNERSHIP Of w. Humphreys
Il and Z. Brown, formerly doing business az In
pertsrs and Dealers in Wines, Spirits &C. ia Mer-
chant Street, Honolulu, dissolved this day By mu
tual consent, F. Brown retiring from the business.
W. HUMPHREYS,
r. BROWN.
W. HUMPHREYS win continue the business IN
the old stand and receive al debts due to the frm
since the establishment Of the frm and pay an La
bties Of the same and hopes biz numerous friends
will still continue their kind and liberal support a.
they can always obtain the best articles az the mott
moderate charges.
Honolulu July 8, 1871. 26-Im
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Administrator,s Notice.

I N the Matter of the Estate Of WILLIAM
Il H. PEASE. Of Honolulu, Island Of Oahu
The Undersigned having been appointed Admins
traitor Of the above Estate all persons having claims
against the said Estate are hereby notified and re-
qured 70 present their claims within sz months from
the day Of the publication Of this notice. otherwise
they viii be forever barred and al persons indebted
to the said Estate requested to make immediaea
payment JAMES W. AUSTIN,
Administrator.
Honolulu. August 2. 1871 %
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SuPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian Ist-
ands in Probate; In the matter of The Guardianship %
PAUL JARRETT minor. AZ Chambers hrsre NJ lalrcs
Iartwe Order Of notice of petition GO allowance q
counts dscharge and fuai distribution Of properly.
On reading snd fiing the Petition and kcccu1tl q Z.
Guardian of Paul Jarrett Of Honoulu wherein he a
10 be allowed s. ~ So and charges himself uh 81 istto
and asks that the may Be examined sad lrplcv and
that final order be made q distributes a he property
remaining his hands 20 the persons heret9 entitled and
dshargng him and hts surutcs um all further rrspusi
" such Guardian.
II is Ordered that THURSDAY the fTh day Il August A.
D. ISL Al ten O'Clock ~ before the sad lustce - Cham
bers the Court House Honolulu. Be and The here
and Accounts and that an persons interested ray nnd
there appear and show cause auy they hsFa. uhy TIE
should not Be granted and nay present evidence " uho
entitled % tho said property. And THAI Orie
English language Be Published in the Hawaiian
newspaper printed and published IN uoaoiuu r three sue
eeve weeks previous to the time therein appointed ~ AID
hearing
ALFRED 8. HARTWELL
Attest: Justice q Supreme Court
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50 Jusilce q sd1Tcnia couri.
WtLTrE r SEAL. Clerk. srrf
c,uPREsIl. couRr d b. Ha..al... -

StUPREaIE COURT of the Hawaiian IL
- ands tn Probate Island Of Oahu uavasn Isianis-s.
In the Matter q the Estate II DANIEL G. WATERMAN
deceased Order appointing Time Cor Probate Of win d.
recting publication q Notice o. the
Dcument purrurng % 5e the last WIN and rrstsent
Of Daniel Waterman, deceased having TIE laird s q
July A. D. 1901 been presented o. the aid Probate Court
and petition for the probate thereof and Or TIE nce q
Letters Parliamentary Geor-e H. Merrill John o Dem
inis having been hiei by John o nouina
IL is aereby Ordered that WEDNESDAY tbs ilfh dly q
October A. D. ISL az ten O'Clock A. NJ q ND day The
Court Room Of said Court a Honolulu. Island q oahu
the Hawaiian Islands be and the r. hereby appnir
the time for proving said M and the granting q Letters
restAmentary.
IL s further Ordered that notes thereof b given b. rub
oation, for four successive weeks. IN the HAetisa dkEsr
a newspaper printed and Published IN Honolulu
And 5 further Ordered that citations b. TIE
Subscribing witnesses 20 TIE aid VIII and o. TIE heirs the
testator In Detroit State Of Michigan u A. Pail River and
New Bedford State u Massachusetts, e. appear AID
the Probate said VIII the appoinisd
Dated Honolulu, H. l. July Cd ISL.
ELISHA IT, ALLFN
Attest: Chief Justice q the Supreme Court
VIZ 81. -.
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Marshal's Sale.

IN Virtue of Writ of Execution, issued
L b. the Supreme Court Of the Hawaiian Islands
upon Judgment sgainst Aeho, defendant in exeeu-
ton, in favor Of Ako plaintiff in execution for one
thousand six hundred and ffty-six dollars aud 9sIOO
have levied upon and shall expose for sale TO the
highest bidders, on MONDAY, the 2sth DAY q
AUGUST, A D. 1871, at 10 o'elsck A. H., at the
Store Of Z. p Adams. Auetioneer, the following
property, viz: Calicoes, Denims. Coburgs, Towels.
Silks, Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Cutlery. and
all the usual assortment Of Goods found in Country
Store unless said judgment. interest," costs Of suit
and ny fees and commissions be previously satisfied.
DAVID DAYTON,
Deputy Marshal.
Honolulu. July 3. 1871.
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Notice Seizure of Spirits.

NJ office is hereby given that on the sab
IN day Of July 1871. I made q Seizure d Iso
Bbls and Demiohn Of spirifuous Liquors, On he
premises Of Mr. Edward Jones A. Lahaina- said
spirtuous Liquors supposed to have been Illegal
y distilled in this district nless proof to 2be c5nl
~ be shown and claim made according 10 law. The
same VII become confssafsd BY the Goyernnant-
P. II. TREAnEAr.
27-5t Sheriff d Maui
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Attest: Chief Jus,ies e the suprrms Court.
WALrKR r. SslL, Clerk 9-it

SUPREME COURT OF the Hawaiian IaI-
- ands.-In the matter Of The Estate % n LADp a
Honolulu deceased Before Mr. Justice HArtve Ii Cham
bers.
reading and filing the petition Joseph o Garter Ad-
Ia. deceased showing that it Is necessary sell al the
naming Real Estate Of said deceased In order
outstanding and praying that he nav authoriri 70 s
the lot Of Land Nuuanu Avenue. Honoiuu described
said petition.
II Is hereby ordered BY the Court that THURSDAY the
10th day of August A. d. ISL o'clack IN the fr
be and the hereby appointed for hearing aid p
before the said Justice IN ouaiu AZ
which time and place all persons interested nav .rpr and
show cause If any they have why the aid order q ale
should not be granted aud that notice thereof b. given By
publication Of this order in the Hawaiian Gazette ussape
for three successive weeks previous said hearing.
Dated Honolulu, II. L July 2iih ISL.
ALFRED s HARTWELL-
Attest: Justice Of the supreme Cosrt
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NOTICE 10 rAN-PAYERs.

Assessors Of Taxes throughout the Kingdom, have
been instructed to assess all property, Of the first
day Of July and AL persons required to
the said Assessors the valuation Of the property in
their hands, liable to taxation, on that day.
J. MeTr SNIrH.
Minister Of Finance
TlxANc1 OFrlcr June 9Th ISL
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Attest: Justice Of The sug5 1..a. cours.
wALTER R. sEkt- Clerk 2Ssf
COURT OF NE HANAIIAr

&UPkEIE UUUhI OF TIE HAW AIIlN
WILLIAM CROCKETT. deceased intestate-Bclre Mr. Ja
tee Iartwell, in Chambers.
On reading aud fling the petition Of Charlotte Crockst
Widow Of the said deceased praying that the petitioner mar
be appointed Administrative the said ntesiats deceased
II Ordered by the Court that THURSDAY the 10Th DAY
Of August A. D. ISL 10 o'clock srenoon b. and
the hereby appointed M hearing the said petition ~
fore said Justice at his Chambers Honolulu at which time
and place all persons interested may appear and show caus
any they have why the should granted and that
notice thereof be given by publication q this order
HAWAIIAN GAEErrE newspaper for three successive Huckl
previous to said hearing
Dated Honolulu, II. /. July 2iih, ISL.
ALFRED 8 HARTNELL,
Attest: Justice q The suFrgrle Court
WAIfzE r. sEr Clerk So
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NoTIcE.

DURING NY ABSENCE from his kingdom. NJ.
IL JOHN H. Patty viii Be ny duly aatkorusa At
torney and VII hare charge Of the baslnsss Il Bish
Op 4 Co.
cHAs. R. BISHOP.
Honolalu, June ID. 1s71.-sl-sm