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The Republican journal., 1877-09-06
[From the Galaxy.I
MARY ANN'S MIND.
BY ROSE TEKRY COOKE.

The lobster loves the lobster pot.
The mackerrl loves the sea,
And |, | love but thee, Mary Ann:
Mary Ann, Mary Ann, Mary Ann,
Mary Ann Mary Ann | love hut the
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

SMYRNA BRANCH IRA
above, leave Smyrna for CT
p. ". Leave Clayton for 81
SO, =. ". to make connect
SOUTH from Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

A BRUTAL MoTHER.-Mrs. Cecilia Gibson
was arrested at Hoboken, y. j., one day last
week, to answer a charge of inhuman treat
ment. She was confronted in court by
her two little girls, agol - and years,
whose bodies bore countless marks of
violent treatment. The elder girl said that
almost every day she Wis SUI ..Y cruel
beatirgs with club, 49,. ....-., her
mother had on several occasions tied a
clothes line about her neck SO tightly that
she was in danger of suffocating. The
girls neck was raw from the friction of the
rope, and her arms and shoulders were
black and blue from the beatings. Her
little sister, she said, had been similarly
treated, and her general appearance fully
indicated as much. Her animosity to her
helpless little ones cannot be explained on
any other hypothesis than that of inherent
cruelty or temporary insanity.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06
$40 REWARD.

1 VIII pay the above Reward for the apprehension
Of the party parties who attempted TO bore holes
through the window shutters of the Hamilton & Cum
MINIS store on Tuesday night, 22d inst.
GEO. w. CUMMINs, sR.,
may Zo-2m Smyrna, Del
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06
Maryland g. Delaware Il. 4.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
GOING SOUTH.

On and after MONDAY, March 18th. 1871, trains will
run daily as follows, Sunday excepted:
IOING NORTII
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

THE FATHER OF ELEVEN CHILDREN
BECOMES PEIEsT.-Fathor Hoyt, one of
the new priests ordained at Newark, n.
j., last week has passed through a varied
and remarkable career lie is sixty.six
years Of age, the father of eleven children,
most of whom are living, and has from
early manhood up to about year ago,
when his wife died, been married man.
Born in Vermont, he was sent to the best
schools in the State; having a taste for
clerical life, studied theology, becoming, in
due course, clergyman of the Episcopal
Church. In time, however, his religious
tendencies underwent mutation, and, when
thirty-six years Of age, he decided to adopt
Catholicity. This involved an abandon
ment Of the clergical profession, since,
being welded man, he could not become
priest lie therefore turned his atten-
ton to journalism, which he worked at on
the Sentinel, at Burlington, VT, a paper
once edited by John G. SAKE, the poet.
lie next studied and practiced law, and
later on he abandoned the legal profession
for commercial pursuits, in which he
chiefly engaged in New York. But through
all his life his first love-the pulpit-un-
derlay all other aspirations, and when in
his old age the only obstacle standing
between him and the altar was removed by
the death Of his wife, he lost no time in
asking Cardinal 1IcCIoskey to accept him
as student for the priesthood.-N. Y.
Times.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

a conjurer recently ordered an English
tailor to make him a dress coat, but when
it was sent home it did not suit him. The
tailor offered to make any alterations that
might be suggested, but could not obtain
the coat, and finally was forced to sue the
conjurer. The defense urged that the
cloth had been furnished by the coniurer
and spoiled by the tailor; that the coat
would not meet in front, and that it was
beyond the power of any mortal tailor to
effect this frontal union; and that in order
to perform his professional duties as a con-
JureF 1t was necessary that his coat should
button in front. The conjurer put on the
coat in court, anu 10! it did not button in
front. The tailor IN rebuttal, maintained
that dress coat for evening wear should
not button in front. "Nonsense y cried
the judge. "Judgcnent for the defend.
ant. The tailor shall have the coat and
the conjurer his bill Of damages on the
materials" So the tailor, who sued for So,
had to pay the cojurer $IO-a very neat
trick for Justice to play.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06
Tbe Smprna Gimes.
Smyrna, DeI.,
"Wednesday Afternoon, June s.

The MURPHY TEMPERANCE REVIVAL IN
PHILADELPHIA.-Says the Evcry Evening'S
Philadelphia correspondent: =" The tenn
perance movement having become more of
q settled thing with us attracts less public
notice than formerly, but there is no falling
off in the excitement nor Of the good that
is accomplished. Meetings are held nightly
in various sections Of the city. The
ubiquitous Murphy divides his attention
among these scattered Aocks as he best
can, but they are for the most part carried
on by others, many of the organizers and
speakers being persons who have been
converted by Mr.. Murphy's appeals to
their better nature. Herein we have the
real strength of this revival. The principal
parts have been, and are, borne by men
who have struggled hard with temptation,
who have been often thrown, but who have
finally escaped. Audiences are not talked
to by goody-goody persons, but by men Of
their own class, and those among the con-
verts who have any gifts for public speak
ing, and who fec. ike entering upon the
work are encouraged to come out and open
meetings Of the. own. There is some
thing Of the early spirit Of Methodism
about it, and not = little of the exaltation
and sacrifice Of those days. Murphy now
has many working disciples, some of them
not unfairly comparing with himself in
eloquence and power. More than $4,000
persons have signed the pledge in Phila-
delphia; if only third of the number
should stand firm still the work has been
prodigious and blessed one"
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06
Junction & Breakwater,
BfGahTat3p & Frankfort and Worcester R. R.
~ CONNECTION WITH TIE
OLD D0EhINI0N STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TINE.
JUNCTION & BEEAkwATEE r.. l..
IOBTHWAED.

On and after MONDAY. Noyc3alc or -7tlt l>-i .~,.I-
days excepted train. "ill run as follows:
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

.lN$.-Ad'litioual t. those
aytun l1.i5, i. )I.. ana 7.iI.
80, a. ". 2.3t.a.3
ON with trains North and
II. 7. KENNEY. Sui't.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

PIANOS & @on fine og sS @ Gt gS 5Sd Ss%
sse+sse1s - Pianos at wholesale. Great bargains
6pGkQNV Nearly new, $50; 2stops, So; stops $50
UIlQ1lllND stops, S55 stops $50 stops, So; Il
,sase@ 80 stops, So to S71 Rare opportunities
New organs at Wholesale. Beware limitations Best
offer ever made, READ Sent on to - DAYS test
trial. Money refunded and freight paid both ways if
Est. 1sl6. Agents WASTED. bis
counts to Teachers. Ministers, &c. Address DANIEL
+. BEATTY. Washington New Jersey.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

The Investigation of the finances of
Luzerne country, Pa, reveals a record of
official dishonesty during the past seven
years unparalleled in the previous history
of the county, and shows how the commits
sioners, treasurers, sheriffs, clerks and
others have boldly stolen large sums from
the treasury. There were bogus contracts,
records were changed, figures altered,
taxes appropriated, &c. The fell amount
of the seven years. stealings will reach
about 100000. Some of the dishonest
officials, including treasurer, three COM
missioners, clerk and former auditor
have been already convicted, and the
people are determined to bring the rest to
Justice.
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

0Eh week in your own town. Terms and - outfit
UUU free II. HALIETT X Co, Portland, Maine
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06
Phila., vii. G Bait. R. R.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
,;GETIiNAI;Ip.

ON and after MONDAY, May 1i,h, ~. c-u..,.,.
eXccpcd) trains viii leave as f,!lows: '''''!1
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06
DEEANwArER FRANKFORT AND WORCESTER T.. r.

Passengers from Delaware Railroad connect at IIar-
rngton at l2.2l p N. with train making connection
with steamers for New York which leave LcwrS on
Tuesdays and Fridays at 5 p NJ. Steamers have good
accommodations for freight and passengers. Rates Of
fare and freight very low.
Trains connect in the morning at LcweS. Del. for
all points named above, on Tuesdays and Fridays
with steamers that left Pier 81 North River New York
at 3 P. NJ. the day before.
A. Brown. Gen. Fr't Il Pass. Ag't. J. * B., 3. X +,
and W. Railroads.
II; A. BOURNE, Gen. supt O. D. s. S Co 197 Green
wich St, n. Y.
THOMAS GROOM. Supt J. & b. r. r., Lcwes. Del.
JOHN L. MAPES, Supt b Il F., " W. Roads, Berlin,
Smyrna times., 1877-06-06

A gentleman has named two canaries,
g Wheeler and g Wilson," His reason for
this appellation is that neither of them is a
aSinger."
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single dollar; a mere fiction Of he.ok-keeping
adopted simply as a matter Of convenience,
and which makes the parties interested nei-
ther richer por poorer, can b held % ''creste'
property, in any proper sense Of the word, is
something MT only quite beyond the eompre-
hension Of ordinary nortals, but Of some very
god lawyers as well. But. as we have al
ready said, we do not profess to know much
Of law. We will assume, therefore, for the
sake Of argument, that the judges Of the SUI
preme Court know the Law and have stated II
correctly. Ia that case We can ouly say: SO
much the worse for the law. If that is the
law, We may well pray TO be delivered FROM
it, Surely nothing bu, high sense Of duty
and an intiexible determination TO construe the
les,er Of the statute according - the sirieiess
rules Of legal Interpretation, could have sus-
tanned the members Of the Court in the per
foyuanos Of the iissgreeable duty Of deciding,
not only against the personal interests Of their
friends ana neig, boTs, but against what must
have been their own feelings and sympathies
as we'll
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MarshaI's sale.

QT EIKTTE OF A WRIT. ISSUED OFT
II e ne Szrrsc1e Cu1r- II Etvgr 0f = G Dck.oa-
H1r cne hl11ref sEd rAirrJ-s-ns EaisArs- azIi-s- :
Ap1za csn=-1n-- have levied Gpol AID sEzI expose For
se rAe q g q Gcr1osr. D Iss7 AZ Z. nOau on
tne presea, ar kar1I- Al Ey1-- r-e nrd I-eres-
cf -1e sad = Apa1A n aa1 Wcoce1 Erz-ze ants
liz Lease q lie Land whica hoGse Is sI-rnse.
zh-c1 kzs Fze-s c1gzE r- unless Iu-nenr II
tersst and - s=zzz-1LzzIy S4-zzze6-
eRAEEE A1zha
Eonafalz- AagzzE :, ls-7- Gsss
The above s.le Aaa ben postponed un=l Houdas. -
esEnsr d. Is-7- VIC PARKE
CD EAztzI
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-31

Of the EssaIs Of 6EALOHA * Of North kohAia Hawaii.
DECEASED
Oa reading and ting the petition oE Ja.. wight Ada-
m1lstrat1r Of the Estate 2siht S- late OF North 20
h Hawaii deceased. for 0rer OF sale of eer
TAIN real property bson1- saht Estate and seiunS
f5rth certain tgl rsasoas SIGH zeal property SHOULD
be =Ct1
Il Ordered That al persons Interested IA the said Es
appear before this Court To EDAT- the titn Of
DECEMBER l. D. is77. 70 O'Clock A. II. At kapaAn
Caart House North Eohza, Hawai-. then and there to
why order should be granted tor the
sale OF snch Estate.
And Is Is further Orcarec copy 0f tbs order De
pcbsne az east lh-eS s-cezve before said
G-E sf hea-ns tie Hzzaza GAzs--e Newspaper, pub
la=hed IL E1no lrln-
CHARLES FRANCIS HART,
Circuit ledge. II I11icizl District
Du.zd North Kohalz- Hawai- 0NrI- - ls7T- SIS 3s
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STpREas couRr OF rHE m.wAIIAN

- i>LAND> Ia FTooats tS-And Of OAHU Hawaiian
Islands IL the uatter ~ the Estate Of JULES ILsr,
lzs 0f a0n9slu deceased Order appointing tIae for
Probate OF WI aud directing pgbcatiOu Uf the same.
document Purpurns 10 be The last Siu Agd testament
OF Jues NLst. Hoalli1 deceased, hAyug tue 10Th
day Of October lS- been presented 10 said PROBATE Court
petition for the probate thersoC aud dE the
of letters tsSrlc1 r1 Alsxandre Andre CUruio
ing been 6lsd BY Al Andre C0reiot,
IL i hereby Ursred, That TUESDAY, the soth day OF
SOVEMBER. tST1, IL 10 0ctocS A. n. Of said d1y the
Couys u sNd Court AloiAni Hds, doaOtulu, De,
srt the Is hereby appointed the for proving
sad viii sad hearing sad Application when and WHERE any
peESuI interested may appear and said VIII,
the grating OF iettsrs tSstAmeutAgy.
IL is further Ordered notice thereof be iveu By
publication. for three weeks in the hawaiian
Gazette. newspaper printed aud Published IN aonolllu
4scre,aii
faEthsr Ordered ThAt Citations be issued the
Subscribing witnesses TO VIII, and
ts1or to appear and eoaIess the probate II sad WA a.
the Time appointed.
Dated HoaolalG. Ocsoosr sssh iSTT.
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Justice Of The SspreIne Court
Attest: A ROSA Deputy Clsrk esS 81
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Notice.
LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREaE torRr OF THE HAWAIIAN

SsIPRENE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLANDS. october resun, A. T. lS1I. Oahu -
kAMAkA a. LFbsllant fog divorce. vs. kAAkASUI(wl
Iaoelles.
Ia the soove sntcd libel for divorce Il ordered
t dscree Of divorce from the bond OF uStrtmoay be
entered faytr - Si hsnaka, hoS1u oi The
TIE adultery Of the said k=ahanei nbelse. be made
Sstsr Eac 0I SIX months froui .he date
Il this decree, up compliance WITH the thereof
aniSss Satc shall appear to the c02trary.
An3 the hoy .Aat ordered puolSh astsste Ply
Of order the Hawaiian Gazette. aud newspaper
ghe Nu0sCa and Au OkoA, for
weeks the Publication 10 be Nnin month fr0u
ta Ats Of 0Edss that ali psrssns interested may
within moths show Why said decree should not
be made absolute. BY the Court.
JSQ T. BARNARD,
CierS OF the supreme Court
Honolulu s3d Ocsober, lsTT.
hereby certify that the foregoing ud faithful
COPY OF th original decree ui nsds in the aoov entitled
cause ch sid orlgii1 decree the ClerS
Oiee u toe supreme Uoagt Of the Islands.
As witness NY hand tes 3iib dar OF october A. D. ISL
JNO +. BARNARD,
OF the Court.
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SIPEE1E OTRT-IN EQtILf-A-J J CAI<E-
- RIGEfT Tr1s-es 6f The Ezrzre q HenrT = Poorf
deceased "a " PiaehasA wood and wife and =. W
AE-ehesoo- PEti-1n for f5recicsrre-
SG1rec1s C1ur-. Hzzzzar.1 iSaa-1z
70 e G P--ze- Esq M3rshzl CT tie HAWAIIAN lslancs
Or Is DeP1-y-G-ssnng.
Eo1 Are commanded. By 0ri=r OF the Ho1orAose A.
Ff-acs [1-1- Justice oS the Sup-eze Cscrt and wee
Ctz1ce1rr 20 W. P11sh2s1 soc Nay Is vie.
a,st 2 " Ez-chlsuu og sroiu ie1-n6zzts. be and
appear h=r1rs h, srts AZ - Cha n
the Cnurr EsGse- n CRY of s5ui1u laa1t of oaA1
% En1T- Tie ssa cay of SoEsrzner nexr AZ 70 ococ<
a M u show czzse Why ne Pr1Eer Of Alex11der J
Cartwright Tr-ztEs af est25e cf Henry r Poorr O.
CEASED eunz7ta7at sn1Uat nss Be sr1nte1 Prz@1s 70
re tenor of ns niI cf enzapE-izr hereso anzezed-
AE1 naT- T0u taere Lis Srr- S-h III ret1rn q
7cGr p-1ceecIazs thzrsan-
E-1ssz he Eonsrzos- Fr1nc-s 11s-d 11sEes q ne
u 81 scVrsue curt .znnol1ias tals Ista cay Of
40 z BARSAED. Clerk
se-shy certify shat the ErpgutnZ se ee2y q ths
o-s1-l sur7-ouz fled Supreme Ccz-r a ne King
dou-
In Esrzsss vher.sS haEe herzans0 KY Eznd zac
llsl seal, Ehil I'd day Ct JziT. A D 1s..
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6,IRCUTr CoURr OF rHE HAWAIIAN

u l>LANDS.-Tn Probate In the EssAts Of g W d.
HALEMSNU- OF G1u1aSHa Hawaii tses2sst. tntestats-
Before M. Justice Hart
On rtang and fling The petition q Joseph E Mills of
Eaaa1l.1- alleging that G. W D. HAslnsEu Of Waipio.
Hawaii died res1ts HarnaS1a. cn I'd day u
Aarrh 4 D. 1877, and paying thzt letters OF Adautstra
tinH issue 10 D. z. sanford, Of HA-1akua, Hawaii
Il L Ordered, That TU E>DAY the +sh Gay Of DECEA-
BEE D. Isl, az 10 occcS Il II be and hereby IS zP
ponls1 5r hearing said petroa before the said Justice
ID The Ccur- Room OF this Court WaIes Hawaii, ~
which time and place all Persons Concerned may Sppear
and show ease zcy tasy have, Why sad petition 81 l1d
be ted. and order published n the
English language for three successive the
walian Gazette newspaper in-ffOnoIriu.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART.
Circuit JuCge, 81 Judicial District
Dated Kohala HaSali- oct A. ISL 3t
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-31

" ISLANDS Third Judicial District Ia Prohais.
ls.sd Of Hawaii EAAi1aa Islands In
Estate Of JOHN HU5E, deceased.
document purportaz be the last viii aat testament
OF John ku1s, deceased. having been presented 10 said
ProeAte Court and petition f5r the Probats thereof and
for the issuance OF letters tssSeasnAry las. Nhr
having been fled by him.
Il is hereby Ordered That Tuesday. the Ilth DAY - De-
csber, A lsTT al 10 O'Clock A N Of szd day, A the
Court Roam OF said Court sSpaau North hon1a, Hz
wai. be, and the hereby appointed the time or
PrOvinS said VIII and herring saii application when and
where any person interested appear and the
said viii and the autng ofletters testArlsutary-
Il j. frrrhe; Ordered That notice th= rsof be given oy
Puocat0n for three Successive weeks Ia the Hawaiian
Gazette newspaper prltt and published II Hen0luln.
CHARLES FREDERICK HART,
Justice OF the Circuit Court. ID JudictA District
Dated North kOhAla. Hawai-. uct- ~ 5f
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-10-31
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 81. ISL.

IT affords Us great pleasure to be able 10
inform our readers that arrangements have
besn completed between ihe Hawaiian Gov
erament and the Pacific Nail 5. S. Company,
whereby the terminal service between this
port and San Francisco viii he inauguraied
by the sailing Of the steamer ST Paul from
the latter port on the l9th OF December. An
OIL painting Of this vessel Is now on exhibition
al the bOokstore Of Mr.. a. NJ Whitney, aud
Judging from her appearance, and information
received from Mr.. W H. Dimond. special agent
Of the cogupsuy. our community have cause
for c0ngTaIulalioa on the Accession Of 50 hre a
vessel Snd one So peculiarly wen adapted to
the service. She is = new, full rugged iron
bark Of about 500 tons eapAeisy, with tine
cabin accunmodatiOns, built by wu. Crsmp s
Sons Of Philadelphia, under the special super
vision Of Captain Martin Bulser. superiuten-
dent Of the P N. s $. Company Size VIII be
ofhcesed with spsei&l reference 10 receiving
the favor and confidence of onr people and It
is TO be hoped that the experiment will be a
peeuniary success and lead TO continued and
increased steam service.
Our attention has been called within the
past few days 70 the present condition Of the
remnant Of the HawaiiSn exhibit now in the
Centeasial Building at Philadelphia, 1t is
perhaps known 70 many Of cur readers, that
a. the close Of the Centennial Exhibition, an
arrangement: was made by which the main
building and some Of the auxiliary structures
were to remain in the grounds, and an attempt
be made TO organize and maintain = perJn&-
nent exhibition Whether any agreement has
been u2sde On ihe part Of this government 10
cooperate in such an enterprise, we are not
Informed We presume, however, IN the ab-
sence Of any appropriation by the Legislature,
or Of any money il the treasury, which could
be used tor that purpose, that nothins Of the
kind has been undertaken. A letter, how
ever. now in our hands, and recently received
from party well known IN this community,
contains the following passage; 4" The Ha-
wAiiAn exhibit Is perfectly horrii A few
tapAs, few pictures Of Queen Emma, Kala-
kaus and Kapiolani, and . few broken bits Of
punk and white coral, and this is ALL J" Sure
ly this state Of things Is not ereditabls If
our government propose keeping up an exhibit
At Philadelphia, It should be done IN 4 man
neE calculated TO reflect credit upon the coun-
try- Otherwise the balance Of our gucds,
whatever they may be, should be removed At
once, and the HAwaiian Department definitely
cInsaf.
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rs CHAMRERs. eIRcrrr IUpGE. sEceNp

II
JUDICIAL Ci-cut H LIZ TIE matter of the Estate Of
Rev C. SEAILLE- 0f LAhAius. NA1i- deceased
o. reading a1! 6inx the zrPiE7So1 Il Iho=- J. Hay
ssea- A311rsrrror Eszass of Rev c. Sa-ts late
Of LAai1a- Azi deceased. asking tine and pL1ce
be set for hearing claims against sui Estate fr sx111-
Ig The acunzS of Aen1nzrr1f5rr and thas he ant
his s1-srss be discharged and lie property ds7ribGted
zcccr1irg Law
L Is o-.ere< that TUESDAY, November s-h- ls.-, A.
10 O'Clock A N H5Ese Il LA5a1aa- AAai be
the tine place for he1-ing The said appcato1
and Al parrsS Interested IN Estate he-e5y nosed
. ssrnd and sgS Il any they have - ny the Pe
t1c of The Administering saogbi =1- as grzn,-d-
ABR FDRSASDER.
Cfrezf- Iadgss Il JGl1lc1Ai D-sSrsc-- a I
LAhaina- SEPT z Ts-- sa4r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice

TTVHEATRE WILL BE MEETING OFTHE
A >rSckh0i1-rs * M Hawaiian Tslegrzpn Co cn
TErESDAF EVENING NaEs11ser ss1. Is--. AZ cTc1ex
n Es old CcGrr R0sa- IN EsnkB- =ten Election II
ofics-s and arasr business VI r1ke pacs-
Al lnse 17zrestat respectfully tnvirei a-zzad-
sS u b Y. LEET. S-c-H-.rr-
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IL dci District, Hawaiian Islands In the Estate OF Dr..
GEO A. LATdR ROP, late uf MalgSa Maai. deceased
IN reading and ding the sstition OF A. II spencer OF
NaSaao ASKING that letters ut administration BE issued
~m- o S.i.h Estate OF L2EhrOp, VI. D.
deceased tnteSrats. Of " aauSu MAui, II. 1.
Il : Ordsrej Thar EuN k>DAI. the 2fss day Of No
NEIBER 1STT, AT o'ciccS A N the Court House in
Wluku. De appointed aud placs for hearing
said petition and Sny ohiscL0us that may be offered there
and al persons Interested the said Estate
OF an, crsdiaSEs. &c, hereby noti6ed attend
ABR. FuRNANDER.
CtrcEit IEdse, II JutieLal District, II. +
Tahafna 0.r
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Marshai's Sale.

EpN VIRTUE on a WRIT or EXECUTION
ID iSsvt 1t " the supreme Gert, IN sNor y NoNule
haA plntg AGAINST Z. = Av<i defendant, for the
vI SsLs have lsVivd upoa and shall expose for sale,
premises. Al Il 0cO,N nsoii, IN N~dneSAN, the
s>th dt u November, is al his rtshI, te aHd tDer,
10 certain pecr Ot lG. SgnSscd N kAA. wAiSik oahu.
onsas So leo acre. aad eie particularly descriOi IN
l.yl Pzteot NJ, Slie AtSo ~ the sane time Ahd ce
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above. unsss sad iQSny tlteEvsI and Dc pre-
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4 FhANCIS JUDD,
Justice OF The SEprsIus Court
Attest: A. ROSA. Deputy CLERK. eos St
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cr-1 THOMAS BROWN.