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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-01-11
BY Hill q Anderson, General Auctfoneers,
4 II II II 1874 Main street. l-tttI
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
By Augustine Royal
successor TO Moody & RoyaH),
!! Real Estate Agent and .Aucti0nter.
!, Office corner Seventh and Hull streets,

,s,f;,I;igoq,If III Manchester, va. ai-l!a7fi % ,l
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY YALUA-
IGBLEIMPROvEDL REAL ESTATE IN THE
CITY OF MANCHESTER, ON PERRY STREET
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTIH
STREETS, on THE 22D Day OF r yAN ~ FL,
ISES-By virtue of deed Of trust ecuted to the
undersigned bearing date on the 18th day Of Noyem
for the said CITY ID. r., vol page 67O), ana neing
required so to do by the beneficiary We VIII sen az
public auction the VALUABLE PROPERTY at the
lime and place above mentioned The LOT fronts
LII feet on Perry street, md runs back l32 ieel'
more or less. There are Two nearly new, nOUBtE-
TENEHENT FRAMED HOUSES on the said lot,
in good order, now renting for $34 per month.
Splendid we'll Of water on the lot, with new pump,
fixtures, &c. ....-
This valuable property should attract the attention
OF those seeking good investments, so attend this
sale. ,.....f.r ~: -
TERMS Cash as to expenses OF sale and to pay OF
note due November IS, 1876. for $1,3OO; the
balance. upon such terms rs will be ANNOUNCED az
saIe. III .l. s. BROOKS,
49, ~ ri A. ROYALL.
TAIL s.. .@as.E't T. 49, = r.!....% Trustees.
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WINES, LIQUORS. &C.;

.laa- . WINES, LIQUORS. &c.iaJIl
DICHMOND, VA, JANUARY 1, 1871
LII We have made chemical examination Of
DAVID F. ,CLEMMER'S MOUNTAIN RYE
WHISKEY, using for the purpose samples selected
by ourselves from ten barrels belonging TO lots re-
different lines and OF ages varying from one to four
teen months. We have subjected this whskey to the
most searching tests It has stood hem all perfectly
nothing Of deleterious nature being found In It, II
can therefore be confidently recommended for It's
purity and excellence to those who use whiskey as
Beverage while for medicinal purposes 1t Is all that
can be desired.
s WILLIAM H. TAYLOR, N. D., Analytical Chemist
and Lecturer on Chemistry, Medical College OF
Virginia: sr 49, 7tr. Is ,.s..... e.
b. J:PEEBLEs, N. D., Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia =
100 barrels now In store, and for sale. i-t
jas GEORGE a. HUNDLEY, & co.
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ROOTS. SHOES. DC.
SELLING OFF AT COST E
= -. FOR THIRTY DAYS.sz

Ladies' Sewed Shoes only 75c.;
Gentlemen's Balnorals, IL, worth $3.50;
Gentlemen's Calf Boots, 50, old price 81;
Gentlemen's Congress Caters, 1925 and $3.50,
Caters, $50, cheap at $3.50; Gcntlemen's
Calf Square Box-Toe. hand-sewed, $3, worth 20 !;
dies, Kid Laced, 81 IS, cheap 1T 1925; Ladies'
Philadelphia Pebble Goat Shoes, $3.50, worth
- $3.50; Ladies' Serge Foxed CATERS, 81, worth
q, a SO; Ladies' Congress Caters, 81 only; La
dies's best quality Buttoned Caters, only 81
sold elsewhere at So:
Misses Higll-Cut Pebble Goat Ia good SCHOOL shoc)
-. sewed, $1.l0, old price So;
Childrens Philadelphia Buttoned Boots sizes
to 10, only 81, worth 81. 10; n.
Babies Shoes with heels, go 40, and 50c.
All goods warranted as represented at the old
cheap store of 81. COLLEEN, 1923 Main street,
IN i0.lm not James Golden.
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HOLIDAY 5GOODS.--V A S f S, new
4 4 styles-cameo decorations; COL GNE SETS,
DINNER and TEA-SETS, French and English
direct importation; CHAMBER SETS, great va
riety: PIiATED-WARE-Piskl Stands, Tea-Sets,
ardRecevers-all new patterns PARLOR COAL
VASES handsomely decorated; BRONZES-French
and japanese finish. Call and see styles and prices
iseGose purchasing. No trouble to show goods.
GEORGE GIBSON, DR.,
- successor 10 James w. Gibson, :
de15 1907 Main street.
DOR THE MISUNDERSTANDING.
II BOXES. TOILET POWDERS. elegant Co
GLASS PUNGENTS, TOILET SOAPS, COMBI-
NATION SHAVING-OUPs. &c.
GELATINE, &c. L. WAGNER, Druggist, !.
de 28 .1e3,,sffg s - Sixth aud Broad streets.
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Nv Bronaugh & TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite courthouse, Manchester, va.

Tor RENT, A DESIRABLE LITTLE
Il FARM ABOUT TWO MILES FROM MAN
Court of Chesterfield county, in decree In the chan,
Gerry cause Of Wise, trustee, g. PerPgnon; snail
Court of the city of Manchester, on THURSDAY,
January Is. 1877, at II O'Clock NJ, the above
mentioned property. This property Is very desiri-
Bile, and In u good Stare of cultivation. ~ ..
TERMS: Made known 1T auction.
IA S-td j. W, BRONAUGH, JR., Receiver.
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1911 NOW is THE TINE 1877
:. g. ~: = TO SUBSCRIBE. ~ -
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80" 1112 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published in this country and
Europe, Will send any Of the following papers and
magazines to any address (postage paid on receipt
of the prices annexed, which are the publishers
lowest rates: !: s'Ht ~5.. q. --'
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nOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLYExsS
D ECu1ED AT THE DISPATCH PklSTlilss
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WANTS.

=
rTEAGHBR IVA NTED|; y The g l.ssgsl q 81
IA s1nn ssses Il Il Hsmoyer, desire TEACHER for
49, :; 'is
WANTED AN ACTIVE : g, EE = ssEssE.
Ian and sIl is ales Mah TSe!
Sosssas 10 4, T , anS 4 suos soy.
!. IA ct go. between Main aud Bank streets.
TTTANTED, a YOUNG; GoIoRED EWO.
attend % di ssSp a WoRN to
at assnf e young CHILD Apr, Il ADAM,
,.5.... 81 Twctf,h street between Main and Cary. ).
- - 11-1t* L.. :. -
WANTED, SERVANT to cook, wash
apgt 5eV M a HSpS e sEss ifl
Hit. ~ !. sass z Cos s. iols Main street.
YXTANTED, TO PURCHASE A SMALL
yyftFARN near the city for which l can payy
cash stating terms and i0ea'onii Il 81
WTANTED, A ) SITUATION IN a
w GROCERY OR CONFUSION ~ Ssss HOUSE A.
Ing to work Tor small salary. Address "a; y:
Dispatek oface. ~: - 1 =. 80. $ - IO-aI--.
JKTANTED, TO EXCHANGE AMIN
INV PROVED FARM, conveniently located, with
stock and utensils, for Richmond or Manchestcr
CITY PROPERTY. For pari ~ Hiss 1Jie Go.
Ia e-4.s .ssst, .,gs~ : q Chester, va.
WANTED, a WHITE GIRL TO attend
w in the house. Good home and fair wages put
applican. must come well recommended hirp!y at
5O7 north Fifth street. ID e-2e
WANTED, PURCHASERS for No. I
NfrAVEHAGE COAL for :cooking-stoves ana
CRATES Call at once at 1913 east Main f PHER.
TIDHs WANTED-DRY. GREEN, and
III SALTED. Also, sHEEPsKINS and TAI TAI,
Lows for which the highest cISh PRICES E WI DC paie
by o. II. CHALIhLEi q 49, ~;
no3 .r,a - Thirteenth street.
!.aa a~. FOR RENT. -. - - :.
TOR RENT OR LEASE, sIXTY-TWo
Il ACRES OF LAND on the north side OF me
Grove road ad Joining the residence of DR.. Beattie.
h sent. very ''. '0"' Apply " JOHN T: GoDD1N.
+, l.,..s.-.r. ....,. -s....s Real Estate Agent,
/ a I 1-eod3t Bank and Eleventh streets.
DOR RENT, that beautiful place in fs :s
/ Sidney called "WARSAW.n with FOUR Ill
ACRES OF LAND, now in the occupancy Of, John
Gmer ESD The dwelling Is NeriS or arge
family. It viii be rented to the lst of October next
at the low price OF $50 per month; Apply AZ once
- f.} ~ e...- i.>.-. JOHN T. GODDIN, -
= Real Estate Agent.
ta11.3t Bank and Eleventh streets
dor RENT, two very desirable Oh
e sTocK-BRICK FRONT HOUSES on Re- w
scryoir street, containing seven rooms EACH. CITY
water in the houses. Rent very low; Apply y
n e-1w . Tenth and Main streets
TOR RENT, two DWELLINGS, Nos. GI
Il 100 and 132 west Canal Street, containing Esi
eight rooms each; water, bathroom, ana other con-
s. ii : .. : CHATFIN, STAPLES CO.,
/, OFT No. Tenth street.
Nv Bronaugh & TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office opposite courthouse, Manchester, Va.
Tor RENT, A DESIRABLE LITTLE
Il FARM ABOUT TWO MILES FROM MAN
CHESTER.-As receiver appointed by the Circuit
Court of Chesterfield county, In decree In the ehan
cery cause OF Wise. trustee, rS. Perpignon, snail
rent at public auction, In front OF the Hastings
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nooKs. srATToHERY, &c.
IIA1TH OF Our FATHERS.

~ Re- ~ f.---
Expedition and vindlcation OF the Church founded
by our Lord Jesus Christ By Right Rev. JAMES
GIBBONS. il993 i'ip. tfG,ai q:
]: Cloth, 81; paper. soc. For saleby ,FitI ~ !
;,.fis49,f5is ie~stI RANDOLPH C ENGLISH. & Z
ag-d&w3J .sittst til. III, <1a1s Main street. Y
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SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
DECEMBER 10. 1876.
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ONCE Ccmpeny's wharf. Rockets; branch oHc
attn D. Blair = Co.'S, No. 903 Main street.
II "a -
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AND DASFILLE
H. . RAILROAD.

dc IL
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1877-02-14
short steamer Passages.


In our issue Of January 20, 1876, we gave
carefully prepared table of steamer passages
made between this port and San Francisco of
less than eight days Since that date the
number has been increased, till now we have
to report the Zealandia having made the best
time on record, seven days and six hours,
from pilot to pilot. She discharged her pilot
off the heads at San Francisco, at 1880 p NJ
Saturday, February 3, and took her pilot off
this port at $50 a. N. Sunday, February IL.
Had it not been that she checked her speed
during the last twelve hours, so as not to ar
rive till daylight, she might has been here in
seven days. We append the list of short
passages-un days-1nade thus far be-
tween the two ports:
May Il, ls7l-str Nebraska. days and 10 hours.
Aug l6 ls7Istr. City Adelaide day. - hours.
May, c. ls72-str. Nebraska, days aud 10 hours.
Jan Il, lsi3-str. Nebraska, days aud Il hOurs.
Aug 5. ls74-sir. Tartar days and 10 hours
Jan L. ls5s-sir. Mikndo, days and % hours.
Mar H. iSS-str City OfMebourne days and % hours.
June2e ls75Str City OF Mebodrne days and . hours.
Aug q, lsT5-str. AIikado, days and 20 hours
Dec IS 1s75sfr City Of San Francisco days and II hrs
Jan L. ls76-Str Granada. days and Is hours.
APRIL ls76-Str Cry of san Francisco, days 10 b.
June l, 1s7s-str. zelandia, days Il hours
Sept 81, ls56-sr City of New York. days q hrs
Nov Is lslsstr. City Of Sydney, days and 20 hours
Dec H. is7s--str. Australia, days and 10 hours.
Jan L. ls75-sr City OF New York, days and Is hrs.
Feb H. is77-str. zeaiandLa, days hours
AT this date, the Zealandia is ''the flagship
of the feet" though the Nebraska, Australia,
and City of San Francisco have each held the
same honorable position. We expect to see
the time reduced to seven days, whenever a
passage is performed under very favorable cir
cumstances of strong winds and currents with
good coal. As the actual distance traversed is
little more than 2lOO miles to perform, this
will require an average of 900 miles day.
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BoTs DRowSED.-Captain Woodland, of the
schooner Lizzie White, which arrived yesterday
morning from the upper coast, reported that be saw
two boys in a small boat of the Potato Patch at
Point Lo6os, at P. NJ. on Saturday. There was
very heavy sea, and wave overturned the boat and
he did not either boys or boat afterward. The
boys are supposed to have been the unfortunate
sons Of John Barbee, money broker, and A. P. Dud-
ley, lawyer, who driftrd out through the Gate on
the sloop Sweetheart. The schooner Fourth OF
July was also near at the time, and her Captain
told the crew of the Lizzie White that the boys
persisted. Three gentlemen connected with the
California Jewery Mandatory, who were fishing
near Fort Point, saw the boys going out about 9
O'Clock in the afternoon. The Captain of the Fourth
ofJuly yesterday teegraphed TO this city that on
Saturday afternoon he saw the Sweetheart capsize,
aud saw the boys on the bottom OF the boat He
endcavored to get to them, but the sea was too
heavy and the boys becoming exhausted relinqush-
ed their hold and disappeared. 1t is now thought
that the boys were not involuntary swept out to sea-
but had deliberately started on prolonged sea voy-
age. Sometime ago young Barbee, with three COM
panions hired plunger, fitted her up with COM
pass, charts, etc, and sailed for Honolulu, without
the knowledge of their parents, and reached that
port safely. Barbee was OF a very romantic turn of
mind and had 40 idea that he could sail boat any
where. He has been across the Atlantic to England
and France twice. aud has travelled extensively ON the
continent, talked French nuenty, aud was an I'M
usually precoeous boy without being tainted with
the least odor of hoodlumism. He is also spoken
of in the highest terms by his schoolmaies and
acquainiances.-S. F. Call.
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An INTERESTING ASEIvRRsAHT-An occasion Of
deep interest took place in Boston in Eliot chapel
kenllwortb street, on the Sth Of last month"; re-
ception rendered to Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Rufus An
derson, on the ieth anniversary of their marriage,
BY the officers OF the Eliot church. There was 4
large attendance Of the older members OF the Eliot
Vine-street, Park-street and Walnut Congregational
churches, as well as many Of the younger members,
and prominent veterans OF that church from other
parts OF tue city. DR.. Anderson is now in his
eighty.hrst year, aud is stilI "a man OF noble and
striking presence; he is tall aud stands as straight
as young man. Mrs. Anderson is also fine type
of New England woman who has lived in accord
ance with Gods moral and physical laws. Mr.. An
dersou graduated at the Andover Seminary in 1924.
and to the Foreign Mission house as assistant to
Jeremiah Eyaris father of Hon. WIN. Evarts), who
OF the secretaries Of the board. DR.. Samuel
Worcester being the other Dr. Anderson after
wards became secretary OF the board his associate
being Rev. David Green, well known and greatly
respected in Ruxbury. He resigned his position 10
1896, and has since been engaged in writing histori
cal aud other works connected with the mission
During these last years he has written history
Of the Mission in the Sandwich Islands, in one
volume Mission In India; 4 volume Of Lectures
on Missions. besides accomplishing a large amount
OF miscellaneous literary labor connected With the
Missions of great value. He is still 10 good health,
and 10 the full possession Of his mental faculties
He has resided in Roxbury during the last forty
years, aud is greatly beloved by all who know Kim.
A prominent gentleman said the above occa-
siuu, that he thought he was Justified in saying
more than that DR.. Anderson was one of the best
men that he ever knew he was the best man.
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COURr or THEmAwAIIANT ~

- LANDS In probate. In matter q ne esiais e
Young Sheong, late u Honolulu. uahn. decea.ed
Chambers before His Honor A. >. 1ud secoad
Justice Order Of notice o. petition for allowance
counts. discharge, aud final DISTRIBUTES properly
on reading and ding the petition and u Nounz
Hee, - ecutor OF The viii % Young
lulu, Oahu, deceased. wherein he SKIS a1osed
s659yIi and charge himself with t1i6lf and fhaf
the same may be examined and approved that dnai
order may BE made o. distribution Of the property
naming Ia his hands the persons -rifl.i and
dtsehAring Hun and his surees fuua al rrther reson
sibllity as such executor
II Is ordered. that FRIDAY. fas 23d DAY % FEaRrA-
KH, A D. lsI7, az O'Clock ~ before ne Al IA,
tee at Chambers, In the Court House. Honoiulu -
and the same hereby Is appointed fhe and Place
for hearing said petitions and accounts and per-
sons Interested may then and there appear add ah5
cause. II any they have, why sane should nof -
granted and may prvrens evidence Who
70 the said property 49, that this order Enrah
aud Hawaiian languages b. published IN ths Hawaiian o.
Eete add knokoa newspapers printed and puhIalad In
Aonoluu, Tor three successive weeks Previous
therein appointed for said hearing.
Dated at Honolulu, II. T. this "a day January A. y 1871
A. FRANCIS JUDD,
Attest; Iustice q the Supreme Court
mo Z HARVARD, Clerk q ne Suprcrna Chart.
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The Electoral Tripartite Commits.
sion.

The Electoral Bill having received the sig
nature of the President, is now the law Of the
land. Under it each House elected Tuesday
FIVE of its members, who, with the Associate
Justices Of the Supreme Court for the First,
Third, Eighth and Ninth Districts are to
form Commission to examine the questions
that have arisen in connection with the Pre-
sidental Election, where there are two certi-
fcates from State. They are, for the SEN
ate, Edmunds, Morton, Felinghuysen, Thur
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GoVERNrETT LANDS.

Nrpsatou hasbeen made 70 this Department. FOR the
parcase " lease q the following Government Lands:
Hawaii
Purchase h4Ance o. Henonua, district OF HTo, by VIM
rnreaase hand =. Kelnia, n Puma Hawaii, by J. W
NAlno, ess acrezl for sisu
Lease Of Houaio. ny Di. G. TEoasseau.
Lazze-s4nusi Parker, land lying between KsOhe and
uease-A Hutohinsou. land Of Kaalaiki KAu 20 years
lass Of LAaas Ia HOauaalA, by J. A. KaiAnul at sao
- aa1um
Kaui.
FuzluA ! and :. HsmAkuAloA Maui. by Or. +. n. En-
cs purchase g per acre lease for % years
L-ase-1 Marble. lAad Of waiAnu.
LEV Fogo, land Of wAiAiua, KolaH Maui
Lessen HAusskuA adjoining his land By chaS Sotey
AZ s91 per AnuEun.
Lass o.. KoAznHnor Banhnn.n EihslAni." sPApAa-
lsA-~ district q aHo. b. p PznWAI for 10 years
Purchase q KeGnAs KOoan, Maui By B. B. KAlnmOku,
ACRE. n = per acre
Purchase balance Of KAnHnOai c. n. Parker
Is---A EOruaaaer lAOd Of Ohia % years SIS per
ann
FareA-ss ne eovs-nnen, half Of KAnarOlOa, MOOtAi
- ". c Lambert Al sS50.
Lanai
Purchase lABe q KAunOia ". n Gibson, for LOO.
Oahu.
Purchase q sua SusNnu Rood adjoining the GAndal
acs. haaf more or less. By II. Schrevir, tls.
rr-chase % land NunAnn Road opposite residence
RuErh-ss q IelsPAnA, NONaAlnA, slT by :. W.
Nahelon4- sf1sSo.
1,urcause loi NJ Pavna, WAIKIKI uks A Jaeger. 800.
rs.se .n6 In WAIKIKI by KAl2aiAlR for Is years
T,urrhus- lots a. KaiaokAhna Plain. H NJ the King.
Nos "a as % s-S. ia Us, ~, s5S for tt0oo
Purca.se-W r Castle lots Nos Iss I:s, IL, ios. 49,
1EG
Tu-uaAss-s h Dole. ioss nos sss ass. ss7. for ESQ.,
Frrchnse-T. = Poster, lot No AL
Ps-rA.ue-1 JOass lots Nos LIS, lss 1ss, les, 600
each
F--saass-Apaaa IN KAizaopalena- KAiIhiuaenA. Kona
ga
r,uss Or Purch.ss q balance Of Nokuiela-r Hawai-
l-paI- and ..zaAiA- wuaaaDAaoOat 1000 aeres-hy W.
q fuuez, 500
1eur-hIss Or Kspapauiau and vaiAAee in KOOAupOkO,
~ = = X. R1p4Al
Kauai
1ase q waloH lG ysazs 500 per unuun, by W. L.
WliouE.
arrru.ious fr purchase lease O. Government lands
- :, as sre mast specfy the AREA as near as known
- lassnded purF1se and r.rice Or rent offered
nv order Of BIS IL M Minister Of Interior,
c. 7. QUICK, Chief Clerk
Hrssriar OEsnr, JanuarT 8. lsT7. esi
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The contents of the bulk Of this article which
is pronounced "the best descriptive article
upon the Islands" and worthy of preserva-
tiOn," as well as great deal more of equal
merit win be found within the pages of the
Guide Book, which is always on sale at the
Book Store, as well as at the stationers' shops
NJ the city
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THE Hawaiian Almanac and Annual for
ls77,p carefully compiled by Thomas @.
Thrum." contains an article of about thirteen
pages in length, entitled "A trip to the Sand
witch Islands, by E. S. Baker," which the
compiler, il a note, credits to the Resources
of California," adding the following words /:
Condensed and adapted for these pages, as
being the best descriptive article upon the
" Islands that has come within our notice and
worthy of preservation with us"
Inasmuch as ten pages out of the thirteen
of said article are taken from the Hawaiian
Guide Book. published by the Editor of the
GAZETTE, almost without alteration, and as
much of the matter in the remaining three pages
is evidently derived from the same source, we
find it difficult to decide which is the strong
or, our sense Of approval of the very good
taste of the compiler in regard TO the merits
and value of the article, or our surprise at the
lamentable ignorance he displays of the cur
rent literature of his native city,-of course
we could not for a moment suppose that he
could Knowingly purloin and appropriate that
which was only created after good deal of
hard work, andthe expenditure Of quite q sum
Of money.
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coURr orrnEHAwAuAxr-

- LAMBS In probate Island o. Oah1. Haus1an i.
lands In the matter Of tho Of John Wl1u. a.
ceased Order appointing time for tsonaie q win -
uirecuug publication or notice Of The sane
document. purporiing % be tastnrnent n
John Wlams deceased having ~ ar diay ~ lana
ry A. D. ISL been presented TO said probsfs Co1rt al
petition FOR the probate thereof and for ssuane~ ~
letters documentary TO Marx Rehsua6u hasnr be-n
been fled BY said Marx P. Robinson
II = hereby ordered that FRIDAY re artaeush ~
Of FEBRUARY, A. D. Isl, At 10 ocIoc A. ~ 81 I'D az
AZ iheourt Room OF SAID Court az If1nanla D. anf a.
same Sincerely appointed The time for proving s1id El
and hearing said application when where any re--rn
interested may appear and contest the ed ulu
granting o. letters Parliamentary.
II Is further ordered that notice thereof b rfrrn ~
paochtiou for three successive weeks. n he KaunIaa
Gazette newspaper printed and published Houolull-
ana " y further ordered. that ciations urf %
suosrions witnesses 10 said VII, and ne q
tsstAiof m honoiau 70 appear a. the time appoinfed
baied Honolulu, H. l., January 21rd ISL
49,. A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attesti Justice o. he supreme Court
SNos y. BkRNAEDt Gt1rE.
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GlIRCuIr COURT. FOURTH CIRCUIT OF
~ the Hawaiian Islands Kauai. February rerni
a. D. 1877. Mee Puhinokn wl Libelianf for nlvo-cs
vs.. Puhimoku * Libellee.
In the above entitled libel for divorce f "a orerrd
that decree OF divorce from the bond OF maEriucny
entered In favor % the said Mee Puhhnoku q TIE
Of the adultery Of the said Puhimoku, 20 b. mnde a
Lutte after the expiration % six from %
this decree. upon compliance with ihe ters iherccE
less sufficient canse shall appear - The cuntr.ry.
And the llbeant Is ordered to publish afested cnpT
OF this order In the Government Gazette and kuo<ua
papers, for six successive weeks The hrst publcaun
be within month from the date % order al
persons Interested may whin six months. sho~
why said decree should not b. made absolute.
Dated At Nawiiwii Kauai this IN eng % February.
A. ID. 1871.
By the Court FRANK n{NDr.
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