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The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-07
The LabOrand Population Question.

HoNoLULU, August 9th 1872
Mr.. EDTToR-STR: Having recently heard sew
eral planters express desire for more laborers,
would ask if they or the Government or any
body else, are taking or proprose to take any inca
sures TO obtain the necessary supply Of agricu-
tural labor, without which this little kingdom
must steadily decline in prosperity instead of ad-
vancing as it ought with rapid and elastic march
If this country does nothing worse during the
next few years than shorty progress, this means
in the present day to be left behind, and to be
run over and crushed by those advancing in the
rear. and unless we all unite in taking some
prompt and energetic action to secure working
population, we shall have only ourselves to blame
for the result 1t is true several plans have been
tried and .failsd-and l have no new one to pro-
pose; indeed it would be almost useless for one
individual TO propose anything, for | am inclined
to think, judging from past experience that the
planters themselves, even if they could have mat
tiers arranged all their own way would not be able
to agree upon any concerted plan of action,
whilst the fact that Jhey have both the Govern
ment and the people to satisfy, and properly so,
renders such action all bit impracticable.
Well then-seeing the difficulties before us,
shall we make up our minds to drag along as we
are now doing, struggling to make both ends
meet, and unite our efforts to secure-what real
ly appears feasible good grass plot and croquet
ground on the Esplanade-or are there enough
live men 10 the country, who do not believe in
the word fall who are ready to try again.,
and by initiating and carrying out some just judi
cious and comprehensive plan for obtaining full
supply of labor. regardless of timid couUsellOrs
on the one hand, or ranting demagogues on the
other, infuse life and strength progress and pros
perity, into our adopted country?
What is the use of public buildings, or hotels
or steamboats,, or even of Ministers and Legis-
lating Assembly with an expiring population
10 paying our taxes under such circumstances,
we are only spending our money in the most un-
satisfactory way possbe-namely in preparing
for an elegant and extravagant funeral.
We have heard a good deal lately of {" after
US the deluge" and so on, and indeed if the pros
pective position on this group is as it looks, we
may as well console ourselves with Charley Bates
philosophical reflection what's the odds as long
as you're appy"-and as to the deluge would
only remark under the circumstances its not the
slightest consequences"
Yours, &c.
Arrrrr o.
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ing the southeast trades which inclined to be
rather fresh. Crossed the equator again in long.
lis 10 west, 80 days from the Cape, and thence to
port light and variable winds, arriving Honolulu
July 9th after passage of 1876 days, route for
Bakers Island, and thence to Cuxhaven for orders.
THE three-masted schooner "A. p. Jordan, Capt.
Perry, has been withdrawn from the San Francisco,
Humboldt and Honolulu route. in which she has been
for some time engaged aud placed in the California
coastng trade During recent trip, she sprung her
mainmast and was compelled to return to San Fran
cisco to repair damages.
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OAHU COLLEGE.

T1HE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTI-
j. tuition will begin on WEDNESDAY, the 4th day
of September next.
Glasses will be formed in the common English
branches, higher Mathematics and Languages as the
advancement Of the pupils may require
Candidates for admission will be examined on Mon
day and Tuesday preceding.
Applicants will be required to pass examination in
Mental Arithmetic, Primary Geography, Elementary
English Grammar, and in Practical Arithmetic as far
to Common Fractions.
Tuition for all common branches will be one dollar
per week. Drawing and vocal music are taught with
out extra charge.
French, instrumental music, and painting are extra
No deduction will be made in tuition for absence Of
less than half term, except in Of protraeted
sickness.
Two omnibuses will run between Punahou and Ho-
nelulu for tie accommodation of pupils-fare half
dollar per week.
The Boarding Department in connection with the
School is open to pupils of both sexes having the re-
quiste qualifications
Coed rooms are provided, to be furnished BY the
occupants.
Applications should be made early. for rooms and
board. L. P. CHURCH,
s. C. DAMON,
5. y. CASTLE,
W. FREAR.
Honolulu, July Il, 1872 27.5t
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DIED.

HOLDSwORTI-At Horsbydown. London, June 9th, AFTER
short Illness Matilda Catherine wife Of Capt II II Holds
worth, formerly Of thse Islands
LINDSEY-In Wamoa, Hawaii, the 3ist ult, Of rup-
urc George EyuastCn Lindsey ESQ., aged 50 years 6mouths
and II DAYS native Of London, England Mr. Lindsey
10 Honolulu in 1919 aud from thence to Waimea Hawaii in
August lSSS where he has been resident since.
ye highly esteemed ard well beloved citizen and ueghbor
For fourteen years held the honorable Offices Of District
Justice and Clerk Of the Court for the district Of South no
haa lie leaves wife ard eleven children the loss
Of a most loving and aectionae husband parent To
the natives he faithful friend. London papers
rlease cUuy.
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PASSENGERS.

From San Francisco per Queen Emma, Aug lR Patter'
son, Jaizacy and children Gruhe, Ju0 Ripe Joe
Bradley.
For san Francisco per Idaho. Aug l-Wm Mckay, Miss
Anna Cate, Mrs " Parkc and daughter, W Austin,
wife and children Mrs assoche, Miss C0ady, More
hanEe Rev c & Williamson, r u stanley + Adams and
daughter Along Along Maguin, " u Payne. Mr. Simonscn,
wife and children Jno Tarn Miss Gordon, Apuu JnO Cock
man, Mr. Nell, james Sands Deyin, Osborne Miss
Lois Ford, Miss Lynde Mr. Lynde Mrs Atoy0n and child
Henry North W Breaks Mrs Williams I'd Williams J Rit.
son, wife and children. Ira R,ardson Allen and wife,
Carfrae Mr. kcllsrey. Wong Lin, Moy Chuen Mayors,
Mrs Crane and children Brown. wife and children,
Rodgers, and g. in transitu from Auckland
From Windward Ports, per stmr Kauea, Aug Mr. Thos
Hayseden and wife Mrs uayseIen Misses Wight Mrs IT.
win II Coruwell, Capt Wlfong W Smith, J A Akau,
and 80 deck.
For windward Ports, per simr Klauea, Aug 5-His EK
Gov Nahaueua and wife His Tx II Pierce, W Hall.
wife, child and nurse Huakui wife and child Prof b
Pummer Heryey Whitney, Miss Emma Whitney, Fred
McFarlane, Clarence McFarlane, Cap, Nilfong. Hon
Thos Martin, McCaudess W Snoigrass, II " Corr
we'll. Hon Nui and wife, Mrs " Alexander. Rev J +
Pogue, Or Nichols Frank Brown, Mrs Holt Miss Eliza
Lindsay Miss Emma Lindsay, Mr. Grant, Dickson, W
Pogue, Il Diamond Hon. Kupakee and about Is deck
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A RUNAWAY, AND SERIOUS REsULT.-At an early
hour Monday last the wife Of Mr. Poole, driving
light wagon, accompanied by a Chinese servant, was
about 10 turn into Kukui street from a small by
street, where she resides, a native woman passing
raised an umbrella and frightened the horse, which
started of al an unusual speed The lady man.
Sgd to keep the animal under control until in turn
ing the corner Of Fort and Kukui st. where the IN.
even joltug Of the wagon caused the scat to give
way throwing both occupants into the street Mrs.
Poole was severely bruised about the body and
head and the servant received serious injuries on
The head, from which II Is feared he will not recover
Several persons who witnessed the accident attend.
ed to the sufferers while the animal freed from ali
control Kept on al furious pace down the street
and IN is frantic journey narrowly ESCAPED colding
win team which was proceeding leisurely along
ahead, had not the gentleman driving il turned
inio an open gateway. The runaway kept on until
reaching the Of Fort and Hotel streets where
y turned, ran into handcart and upset it, and was
nnay secured 10 the vicinity of the Engine Houses
ol Onlan street Strange TO say, the wagon receiy-
% very little injury. No further accident occurred
tuouSh quite number Of people were nearly run
over. II Is hoped that the lady and servant may
IecoseT though the injuries received by the latter
aic dangerous.
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IMPORTS.

From Sau Francisco, per Queen Emma, Aug. IL psgs
Hardware BaFow - bags Flour, pkgs Cotton Goods,
Iron safes, C. Drugs, C. Bolts, c Hardware 6 Axes
Linens, II pks and Ads Il bNs and Il cs Tobacco,
pcs soda Bottles bd Baskets. Is Wine 10 Cider,
6 Btter - bbls Salmon. cs Rope l4Do sks Flour,
bales Hay, so SKIS Potatoes, so h bbls keE Heads pkGs
Stoves 100 SIS Bran lG sks Wheat y Yellow Metal,
Horse s. cks Sherry Wine 80 bNs Apples Is pkgs Ass'rd
Mdse ~ Tons sand.
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Absolutely no Restriction on Travel
POLICIES INCONTESTIBLE
AFTER THREE ANNUAL PAYMENTS.

The chance that your life will fail within year is
two per cent The chance that your house will burn
within year is less than quarter per cent. Why
insure the latter and neglect she former?
Life Insurance is not like Fire Insurance, an ex-
pense, but a sure investment in time Of need.
No man can foresee the condition of his affairs at
his death, but by Life Insurance a family can be
The Hawaiian gazette., 1872-08-07

JrDGE WDEuANN Of the supreme Court LEFT f0r
Kauai on Monday 70 preside al the regular Circuit
Court Of that Island. We understand that num-
Der of cases viii be brought before the Court this
term. /. NeCuuy ESQ, W. c. Jones Esq, aud Z.
Preston E-q. also took passage at the same time,
Tie former rs l,rasecuf ffi-r officer
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Phases Of the Moon for the Month Of August, 1872.
rrrpaErn Z rapr- DANIEL sNrI-H.
HONOLULU MEAN TINE.
~ - EI.ING ~ 800.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

FOR CErIsE-The [. 5. SHIP St. Marys takes
her departure to-day for . cruise northward, iu the
vicinity Of Alaska, aud is expected 10 reach san
Francisco Cd November, when she viii proceed 10
Narg I.LanL end 70 out Of commission.
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A BREAK D0wN. An omnibus containing party
Of ezcu-si0nsts who were returning from the cOun-
Try on Sunday evening, met with mishap several
miles from town, by breaking one Of the axles, and
but for one Of tbg party VINO with considerable in
rruur repaired ile damage sufficiently to continue
tie journey, they would all have been compelled to
walk the remaining part Of the distance.
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EXPORTS.
PORT OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
July Siam Nevada Betlen Is days from Auckland
schrs Active from Hawaii aud MUikeiN from Maui.
Aug. 1-liaw ok Queen Emma Burns, Is days from san
Francisco. and sip Live Yankee from Maui.
2-SChr. lIOkUlele aud Mary Ellen from Kauai
3-Suhrs Psulhi aud Warwick fum MUlJkai, Prince
from Hawaii. and Hattie from Kauai.
4-Stmr Kilauea from Nindward Ports.
5-Schrs MauuUkavgai and Jenny from Kauai
6-Schrs Kamoi aud Kuau from Maui, and Jenny from
Kauai.
SAILED.
July 3l-Ger ship Terpschore, Rs,er Bakers Island,
schrs Jenny md Fairy Queen for kaua
Aug. Am stmr ldahu Howell for Francisco sChrs
Luka fir Kauai and M0kei for Maui.
2-Schrs Isabella for MUloka, Active for Hawaii, aud
slp Live Yankee for Maui.
3-Schrs ll0kuele for Kauai and Mary Ellen for Maui.
5-Stmr Kilauet for Wiudward Ports schrs Hattie for
Kauai. and Prince for Hawaii
6-Schr Pluahi for Mol0kai.
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NOTICE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED WILL TAKE ANY
i amount Of the issue Of Government Bonds
at 10 years and upwards, bearing interest, at nine
per cent per annum. payable semi-annually, in pay
ment for goods. (3O-lm) J T. WATERH0USE.
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IT IS rumorcd that az agent OF the Australian
steam Navigation Company proceeded to San Fran
cisco by lhe Idaho ou bis way to England, to com
7llete arrangements for through zinc Of proPellers
from Sydney 20 san Francisco via Honolulu, and
that as three commodious iron steamships are al
ready 10 process OF construction 10 England foT that
purpose, they viii leave for the Colonies within a
short time after bis arrival
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
~ InHN RITSoN. ar nONOLTLU.

A
" dealer in Wines and Spirits.
Whereas the above named John Ritson having by
deed dated the thirty-frst day of July last convey
ed and assigned all his estate and effects to the under
signed in trust for the benefit of his creditors. All
persons having claims against the estate request
ed to forward particulars thereof to the undersigned
without delay; all persons indebted to the said John
Ritson are required to make immediate payment
thereof to either Of the undersigned.
Dated this second day of August, 1872.
THEO. II. DAVIES,
3O-3t A S CLEGHORN,
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OHAIN CABLES-15 in. bar link, 100 faiths. F.;
~ ls in. bar, link, 80 faiths; II in. bar. link, 90
faiths; II in. round link IS faiths: in. round link
IS faiths; in. round link, 60 faiths; z inch round
link 90 faiths s. and ! inch chain in lengths to
suit. In bond or duty paid, for sale by
BOLLES & Co
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.AsEs Pembroke Salt, Preston d Merrill.
~ and Yeast Powder. For Sale by
BoLLES co.
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CALIFORNIA BRICK, California Lime,
~ Rosendale Cement. For sale BY
BOLLEs & co,
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Notice.

nURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
H Kingdom Mr.. CHAS T. GULICK will be NV duly
authorized attorney and will have charge Of my business
JNO. II. THOMPSON
Honolulu. March 9th. 1872.
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DENONsTRATTvE.-A genuine ''shulI" belonging TO
the L. s slo0p.ofwar ST. Marys, who had over
stayed bis 'Iiberty" and was found "snooziug" on
THE soft side Of 1lauked sidewalk, last Saturday,
collected quite crowd while being taken to the
police station, 10y The very demousiratve manner 10
which De objected, as a good American citizen, ="
10 being iu-ued without being consulted in re-
gard 20 such an arbitrary preceding
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A C0ILIsIos.-A native on horseback ran into a
"sulEyn driven by Mr. Whitman, on Saturday after
noon, and in consequence the top was separated
from the body Of the vehicle by the collision. The
native Has arrested for fast riding and the case at
tended 10 dy The police magistrate had less cx-
peiieuced horsemau than Mr. Whitman been driving
The result would have been more serious.
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UNrEETlIN-It is probable that the bark D. c.
Murray may no; return to this port present, we
are informed that her agents 10 san Francisco had
au excellent engagement offered TO dispatch her
with cago Of -four and wheat to Australia but
that her Withdrawal from the line would depend
upon the prospect Of freights here. We understand
that DO cse she should return is probable that the
Queen Emma may not
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TAIUABlE SToCE.-Capt. Thos Cummins, one Of
The most prominent stock rasers on these Islands,
who is al present iu California has recently become
the owner Of o valuable young stallion Of the cele-
brated Lexington breed, from California stock-a
Ozark grey aboui four years old which stands near IF
teen lauds,-fOr which we understand he paid a
large sum. The animal arrived last week on the
bark Queen Emma, and, Notwithstanding the tedious
trip, was landed 30 excellent condition.
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NAVAL VESSELS EXPECTED. We learn from c. 5.
AIattoou, Esq, L. 5. Consul that the L. $. Steamer
Resaca, Commander Nathaniel Green, viii probably
touch here shortly en- route for San Francisco from
South America on which station she has been cruis-
iH- for some time There are letters here for the L.
S ship Pensacola, from which it would appear that
ske may visit this port but there is nothing def
nitcIy known regarding her movements. a private
letter states that the L 5 Flagship California might
poss IDLY visit Honolulu again this winter. She is
a. present stationed al Panama.
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PROBATE ORDER-State OF Michigan.
County OF Van Buren, SO. Ar session OF the
Probate Court. for the County OF Van Buren,.
holden at the Probate Office, in the Village of
Paw Paw, on Monday, the eleventh day OF
March in the year one thousand eight hundred
aud seventy-two Present-Geo. W. LAYTON.
judge OF Probate. In the matter OF tie Estate
% Morris Steadman, deceased.
ON reading and fling the petition. duly ver-
fed, OF LucInia Steadman praying that ad-
mnistratioD of the estate OF said deceased may
be granted to herself or to some other suitable
person.
Thereupon 1t is Ordered, that Monday, the
eighth day Of April, 1872, at tea O'Clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the hearing OF said
petition, and that the heir- at Law OF SAID de-
ceased, and all other persons interested in said
esi ate. are required TO appear at a session OF
said Court, then To be holden at the Probate
Office, IN the Village OF Paw Paw and show
caus-, IL any there be- why the prayer of the
petitioner should not be granted And it is
further ordered. that said petitioner give notice
20 the persons Interested in said estate, of the
pendeucs of said petition, and the hearing
thereof by causing u copy of TINS Order to be
publs led m the True North ruer a newspaper,
pruted and circulating u SAID County OF Van
iiurcn for three SUCCESSIVE weeks, 20 least. pre-
yious TO SAID day OF hearing. S35t3
GEO. W IAWTON, dudye OF Probate.
a true COPY. g.. ". LAYTON, Judge Of Probate.
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FOSTER d COLEMAN, Attorneys.

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having been
made IN the conditions Of certain mortgage,
whereby the power therein contained to sell
has become operative, executed by Calvin :.
Clark OF Decatur Van Buren, County Michigan.
TO Carlton Wheeler OF the same residence, ana
which said mortgage bears date the fifth day OF
January one thousand eight hundred and sew
enty, and was recorded in the Office OF the Reg
lister OF Deeds for SAID county OF Van Buren,
Michigan on the seventeenth day of January,
one thousand eight hundred and seventy, ~
Liber W Of mortgages on page five hundred
and seventy, and upon which mortgage there n
claimed 70 be due aud unpaid at the date Of
this notice, the sum OF three hundred and forty
three dollars and torty-seven cents( 93A3 AZ )and
no suit or proceedings at law or In equity haY-
ing been instituted % recover the same or any
part thereof; notice is therefore hereby given
that on saturday the twentieth day o. April
one thousand eight hundred and seveuty-two
at the hour OF twelve O'Clock (noon) OF sad day.
1 shall sell at public auction or yendue 10 tho
highest bidder, AZ the 'front.' door Of tine Van
Bure;, county court house. in the village Of
Paw Paw. the premises described IN said mort
gaze. or so much thereof an shall be necessary
to satisfy the amount then due on such mort
gage, and tho notes accompanying the same
with the interest and legal costs, together with
an attorney fee OF thirty (;3O) dollars coyen-
antei for therein IN case any proceeding should
be had TO tOrclose the same. that is TO say the
following piece or parcel OF land lying and be-
ing IN the county OF an buren, Michigan, viz !;
village lot FIVE CO. IN Block & IN the village OF
Decatur Van Buren, county State o. Michigan.
Dated January 18th. 1872. 577tlS
CARLTON WHEELER, Mortgage.
". L. TUCKER, Attorney for Mortgage.
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MoRTC kGR SALE

Default having been made in the payment
OF an indenture Of mortgage executed by
Ruth o. White. TO NJ. Deliart hstteron,
bearing date March 18th, A. ID. 1871, and re-
corded in the Office OF the Register OF Deeds
for Van Buren, County, Michigan, March 18th
A. ID. 1871, in Liber 20" Of mortgages, ON page
274. upon which said mortgage there 10 now
due seven dollars and thlrty-ive cents, and
an attorney fee of sixty-fve dollars. and no
suit ct law or in equity having been instituted
for the recovery of the same Therefore notice
LIS hereby gwen, that by virtue OF power OF
sale in said mortgage, and the statute in such
case made and provided, that piece OF land
described as the north half OF the north
west quarter OF section ten in township four
south. range fifteen west, County OF Van Bu-
rem, State of Michigan, except twenty-five and
one half acres sold by said Ruth o. White, to
George Nesbitt, of the north west corner OF
the above described land will be sod at public
auction to the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the court house in the village OF Paw Paw.
Van Buren, County, Michigan. by the Sheriff
OF SAID county, on Monday the 22nd day OF
Aprl, A. ID. 1872. atone o'clock p. NJ, to sat
isfy the amount due on said mortgage.
Dated Decatur, January 22nd, 1872. S78tl3
VI. DEHART MArIESON, Mortagagee.
FOSTER d. COLEMAN, Attorneys.
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NORrG AGE SALE.

By virtue OF a certain Mortgage. bearing date
the ilrst day Of October, \. ID 1870 Oliver FL
more and ChlOev VI. Llmore his wife, mort
gaged 70 William B. Clark OF Kalamazoo. the
following premises IN SAID mortgage described
VIZ; That piece or parcel OF land heretofore
conveyed bv has. ID. LawtOn t. said Ohver
ElmOre, aud known az the foundry and ma.
chino shop premises, aud lying between the
Paw Paw Railroad ana Ian .oln Avenue aud be-
ing i portion of the northwest quarter OF toe
northwest quarter OF the north-east quarter OF
section thlrJy-tW toWu three. south of range
thirteen, west, included ID the corporate hunts
o. tue V, lage OF LaWtOu, Michigan, and also
including the machines, machinery aud fixtures
OF said foundry aud machine shop. and SAID
mortgage with power OF sale therein contained
was recorded IN the office CT the Register OF
Deeds OF Van Buren, county. Michigan, on the
Sth day Of October, 4. d. 1870. on page i0f. OF
Li5er OF mortgages. and no proceedings at
law and equity having been taken TO recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or auy part
thereof and aul havIn been made IN the
payment thereof, AMI the amount claimed DOW
90 be due thereon, il Six Hundred and Seventy
dollars, together with an attorney fee OF
thlrtyiive dollars provided for IN said mort
gage; there's ore notice Is hereby given that
SAID mortgaged premises will be sold at ublic
vendue To the highes' bidd T, on the Fir ( day
OF April, 1872, at - O'Clock noon. Of that dlv
at the front door o. the Court iouse, in cue
VILLAGE OF Paw Paw, Michigan, whereby
said mortgage viii be foreclosed.
Kalamazoo, Dec. II, 1871, s7jtl3
WILLIAM 4. CLARK Nort-agee
GEORGE ", LAYTON, Attorney for Mortgage.
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NOTICE To HEAR CLAIMS.-In Probate
Court, Van Buren, County.
Estate of JOHN !. CHADWICK, deceased
Notice is hereby given, that said Probate
Court Will receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF creditors against the
estate Of said deceased and Monday, the nine
teenth day OF February, and Monday, the
fourth day of March next, are hereby assign
ed for hearing said CLAIMS, and six months
from the date hereof are allowed creditors in
which 10 present their CLAIMS.
Dated Paw Paw, Jan 30, 1872 1876
GEO ". LAWTON, Judge OF Probate.
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GHANCEsT SALE.--In pursuance and by
virtue OF n decree OF the Circuit Cuurt for tn
County Of Van Buren, IN chance ~, IN cause
tnerein pending wherein Alfred a. Dunt1n is
c5mplalnani, and Sophrouia johnson Ia def, n J
ant Notice l. hereby gIvan that shall s8l az
pubc aucuon. TO tue III hest bidder on Mon
la,, TIE 29t day OF April next. az eight O'Clock
in the forenoon, at the front door OF the ,urt
House. IN the Village Of Paw Paw, ia SAID
County OF Van Buren, AID state OF Michigan.
all that certain tract or parcel OF land situated
IN the County OF Van Buren, aud state of Mich-
Ian. known aud described a. piece OF land
10 the uurth east corner Block SIX (6), four
aud one half 90 rods WIDE o. MUIR y Street,
rum n; twelve ia rods west, same width on
Third Street. SCOTS pstt of MattawaD.
Dated March 18th, 1872. SS5tI
JomS kSoeLEs, Circuit Court Commissioner.