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Notice of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
Is HER ERY GIVEN TIL n PILE

NJOIItE Is HEREB1 GIVEN THAT PUR-
IN suant to a power Of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed, dated Jan. 2sth. 1878, made by Nskoana, (k) and Kahi-
nu, (w) his wife, TO Alex. J. Cartwright, of record in Liber 81,
on pages II and ~, and by him assigned to Thomas Brown,
Trustee by Assignment, dated March 9th, 1879, of record in
Lber 90, on page los, and for a breach of the conditions in said
mortgage deed contained, that all and singular, the lands, ten
emerts and hereditaments in said mortgage deed contained
and described, will. after the time Hunted by law, be sold at
public auction, on account of the breach OF the conditions as
hereinbefore mentioned.
The property in said mortgage des ribed, being situated in
Pianui, ManOa, Oahu, and more particularly described In
Royal Patent No. 1853. THOMAS BROWN, Trustee.
CECIL BROWN, Attorney for Assignee OF Mortgage.
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- Great preparations are being made, for the sue
eessful carrying out Of the Masquerade ball, which takes
place at BuGun's Hall, one week from next Monday.
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MUSICAL HALL ASSOCIATION we are requested TO say
that there viii be an adjourned meeting Of the stock
holders of the Above association. st the Office of the
Minister of the Interior on Monday evening next, at :
O'Clock, p. N. A full attendance is requested.
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FROM Hno.-By a letter from an obliging correspon-
dent at the Bay City, we learn that the schooner Alice
arrived there on the 5th, with a cargo of lumber to W. II.
Reed. % days from Port Townsend; the Claus SpTeckels on
the 9th. I0h days from San Francisco, bringing a large as
sorted cargo for Hilo merchants and the Hakalau Planta-
tion. together with So Chinese and 3 American pas.
sengers. The Chinese are for the Hakalau and Hitch
Potter. B. T. Luce, and Elijah Nichols. a seizure Of
opium. (about 80 tins) was made by the police on the
Claus SpTeckeLs. 1t was the property of a ChinamAn, who
was arrested and is now in the HilO prison. On Monday
Sth. a Chinaman in prison committed suicide by hanging
himself to the bars of his cell with his sash. The
weather is clear and pleasant, both Mauna Los and Maui
ma Kea are covered with snow, and the volcano is active.
The Chinese who came by the SpTeckes this time
are under the control of one of the Chinese Companies of
San Francisco, which is responsible for them and sends
an agent along with them. They were formerly employ
discharged through the intimidation of the Kearneyites,
and the enforcement of the new laws of California.
EMPEROR WILLIAMS BRTHDAY.-Monday next, the I'D
inst, is the SD anniversary Of the birthday of the grand
old hero who rules over united Germany. Wilhelm L.
was born March %, 1877; was made Governor of Pome-
rama in 1910: Commanderin-chief, 1S4a; Regent Of
Prussia, 1858; succeeded his brother, Frederick William
". ID Jan. 1861: declared war against Austria, II June,
1866; took command of the army, LIST July, 1866 de-
feated the Austrians at Sadowa, Sd July, 1866; received
the surrender of Napoleon III. at Sedan, Sept. I'd, 1870;
Germany. Notwithstanding the fact that attempts have
been made on his life by fanatical socialists, the Emperor
William is well-beloved and sincerely respected by the
German people, The German Club OF Honolulu propose
band on their grounds between Emma and Punchbowl
streets in the afternoon, to which the public generally
are invited; and in the evening by private theatrieals
and dancing at the Club rooms, for which invitations
have been Issued. The occasion will undoubtedly prove
a most enjoyable one, for no one knows better how TO
handsomely perform the part OF host than true German
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RAINFALL II KAU, HAwAu.-A correspondent resident
in that district furnishes us with the following record Of
the rainfall on the PahaIa Plantation, Kau, during the
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THEATRIcAL--The beneht rendered 10 Miss Zoe Gay.
ton, on last Monday evening. by her friends. and ON
which occasion she produced the play Of MaEeppa, wa
undoubtedly gratifying 20 thss~ fair beneficiary Al "a.
CARDS receipts. and the applause which compelled her
appearance before the curtain. With Miss Gayton'a ben.
ent the season closed. but = new set OF faces ana
actors are on the way and Will IL Is presumed soon
make their dcbGt before q Honolulu audfenca.
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FRE AT LAHArSALUSA.-At The High school for boys
on the mountain back Of LAhainA. on Wednesday night
the 10Th inst, the Chapel building was discovered 20 be
ON Ere. When hrst seen the IRE was 10 wall under WAY
that 10 was hopeless % try b. save the building. but tie
teachers and scholars worked hard and successfully IN
saving the adjoining buildings. There are auspicKonn
that the nro was the work Of an tncendary, but we have
learned nothing positive 30 far. The property bsionQa
TO the Board Of Education and the loss fs cstimatsd aa
about 50OO.
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LARGE MNL.-The Post Once dispatched Soolettersby
the mail steamer -ftStr1lia on Tuesday last.
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NURSE " MIDWIFE.
NOTICE.

LII PERSONS. TO THE
IN STORE 90 Nuuanu street, known as the WHITE
HOUSE lately under the management Of 3 L. LEWIS,
win please make immediate payment al the Ohee OF NJ
Phillips a. Co. No. II Kaahumanu st
An accounts not paid within Thirty Days. viii be placed
"a the hands Of cur attorney. who will use rigorous measur,s
10 collect the same.
d27 n VI. PHILLIPS 4 Co, II haahumanu 81
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THE SCHOONER I" vNm."-ThisF Anning's Island packet
has recently changed commanders. Captain English re-
firing. Since he has been in charge of the Firid, one
year, she has sailed 80, 600 miles in her numerous trips
between the island and this port. Captain English is a
thorough seaman and navigator.
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Es% Several interesting andimportant matters prepared
for this Issue are deferred for want Of room.
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f. p. ADAMS. Aucaoneer.
SALE.

DT ORDER OF THE HON. CHAS. &.
Nd HARRIS. Chief Justice q the Supreme Court, made on
the I2th day 81 January, Iss0, the unienigned win sell at
Public Auction, az the Auction House 81 E p Adams In
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MsTAkENl Eschivera, schiioan.
with his wife, a deaf and dumb woman, occupies a dwe,i.
ing situated ON n by-path leading from Ford's Lane. on
Nuuanu Avenue. The family do not live very 'hsppily
together, and the frequent noises issuing from this
awelhng IN the shape of cries. screams, scufninQ. Ao-.
nave greatly disturbed the neighbors, and 10 much sothat
Senor EsehiVera has become 90 be regarded as q common
nuisance n that locality. Last Thursday evening the
Horo on the Eschfvers family considered ft his dutv a.
enastise his wife, and as the punishment was adminis.
terea Win no gentle force the poor deaf and dumb part
semonstrated. Dy giving vent 30 piercing screams. A
Teslaent In the vicinity hurried 10 the spot with the good
intention OF throwing oil on the troubled waters. Arrfv.
ing a ! the door he witnessed a portion Of the punishment
ina was being administered, and on the impulse of the
moment went into the house and HIS presence stopped /.
Ie performances. The wife beating husband however
was n 0 satisfied at being interrupted In HIS home smuse-
snen., ana turned on the intruder. who defended himself
i0r a Wniie, when the woman deemed ID advisable 10 an.
sist her hege lord and master. This turn IN fhe state al
anairs compelled the would be peacemAker 10 beat . hss.
SIetreat, which ne did and in q rather demoralixed con.
M.,on ihwardly cogitating upon the truth Of thasayfna
INA roofs step In where angels fear TO tread" 'FI7T
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Attest. A. ROSA. DEPUTY Clerk. mari

r THE
- OF THE OF WILLIAM Crimson q
Voluntary Bs~nkrupt-Befors Chief Justice Harris, in Cham
bers-
Nm. JOHNSON. Of Honolulu, having come before me and
declared himself a Bankrupt, as provided in Section S62 Of the
Civil Code,
Il is hereby ordered that the Clerk OF the Supreme Court do
issue an order TO the Marshal Of the Kingdom 70 take posses-
sion OF the property OF the said VIM johnson, and to put his
stOre-houses, counting houses, effects, books and papers under
lock and seal.
And it is further ordered that THURSDAY. the sh day OF
April, A. D. 1850, at 10 O'Clock, 8. m, al the Court Room at
Ahiolsni Hale, in Honolulu, be the time and place for hear
ing and deciding the question Of Bankruptcy, and that no.
tie Of such hearing be published in the Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, for three consecutive weeks. previous to such
hearing, TO the end that all parties interested may then nj
there appear and show cause, If any they have, Why the
said VIM. johnson should net be declared Bankrupt.
Witness nay hand and the Seal of the Supreme Court this
18th day OF March, A D. 1850.
(SeaI) cha c. HARRIS, Chief Justice.
Attest: A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk. mario St
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TIE BULLOCK PeSs.-ComplAints have neakn reachsa
US Of the bad condition Of some Of the bullock pens BE-
low the prison, especially during the recent rains.
coupled with statements OF the unnecessary and v.uson
cruelty practiced On the animals by the NATIVES employod
TO slaughter them. Our Informant, who was an eTswit.
ness Of the siekening scene. states that the bullock IN
tended TO be slaughtered was hauled out OF the nuddr
pen into the house by a rope. its feet and head secnrely
tied, and then a lot OF savage dogs set on the animal %
bite and worry IL. So far. he had not seen = knife used
for the purpose Of putting an end TO the creatures suf.
ferings. Query Does IL make beef better or more
tender to have the animal worried and tortured by dogs
before slsughteringf The bullock in the pen were stand.
ing buddled together mp % their bellies IN soft mud.
We understand that an influential citizen has laid COM
plant with the Marshal i'm regard 20 the MANAGEMENT
OF the cattle pens. and that the matter will Be tho
roughly investigated.
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OFTHE 8AwAiI

COURT ETH IA " AiIAN
- ~ISLANDS.-In the matter of the Bankruptcy OF MAX
LEE WAN and others, doing business in Honolulu under the
arm name of KWONG KAT CH0NG q
NOTICE is hereby given that a meeting of the Creditors
who have proved debts against the said firm of Kwong Kat
Chong, Bankrupis, to the amount OF 500 or more, will be
held at the Once of the Clerk Of the Supreme Court. at Alto
lani Hale, Honolulu, on TUESDAY, the Esd instant, at 10
O'Clock, a. m, for the purpose Of eleciing Assignees of said
Bankrupts' estate, pursuant 10 the statute.
A. ROSA, Deputy Clerk.
Honolulu. March 18th, 1850. marl3 ct
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Sale of Government Lots.

On Saturday, March 27th, 1880, at II O'Clock noon. at
the front entrance of Aliiolani Hale, will be sold at pub
lie auction, the following Building Lots on Kulaokahua
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Z 81 Captain E. D. Crane, of the Hawaiian steamer
Lehud, reports Left KohAla March is at 5 p. NJ; at $50
spoke American whAleship Progress, Captain LAphAm.
who reported that he was three months out from Califor-
mia, lately from the Line, and had FIVE barrels blacklist
oil. The Progress was bound to Kealakekua Bay. Capt.
Crane also reports a heavy surf at Hapun.
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THE ooNEr.-rhis heavenly visitant, 10 which we al.
luded in our last as visible somewhere in she southern
Hemisphere was first seen at sydney. N. q. W., ON Feb.
LIST. Its tail was SOC In length, and was only exceeded
by the comet of ls43. The Government Astronomer Al
Melbourne, Feb. ~, says: II again obtained a good
series OF Observations OF the comet last night. IL pre-
ceded a star Of the Sth magnitude in sculptor, about "a
seconds. and was a little over ? minutes 20 the north.
Inc star was compared with Epsilon scuipturus, and the
position OF the nucleus thus obtained was approximately
as follows Right ascension. In. Aim. 40s.; declination,
sum. los The motion in right ascension is gradually de-
Sreaslng, while the motion in declination, northward, A.
increasing The nucleus was fainter than the previous
night ana L could see no central condensation-it was a
mere may nebulous object. . The comet "a now
rapidly receding from the sun. but more extended obser.
can be deduced." N"'
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Administrators Sale o fReal Estate

n III OF THE STATE OF
IL c Kanaina, deceased intestate.-By virtue of an order of
sale by the Hon. c. G. Harris, Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court, sitting as a Court Of Probate, on the 9th day of Janu-
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will be broken at Kulaokahua
on Monday morning next, by the engineer. Mr.. A ID.
Pierce. for an artesian well on the premises of Mr.. A.
Marquee. This novel experiment will create a lively in
terest, in view of the magnitude of the results which
must follow the establishment Of the fact that flowing
wells can be had on these Islands.
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(Conmunicated.1

At meeting OF the Richmond Pharma-
cputical Association held Friday evening,
oath instant, Mcssrs. John Purcell, Henry
Bodeker, and Polk Miller were appointed
committee TO prepare resolutions express
siye OF their regret in the death OF Mr.. Il.
III. Meade.
The committee retired and afterwards Of
iered the following preamble and resolu-
tions. which were unanimously adopted:
We have heard Of the death of our asso-
ciate. Richard III. Meade, with unfeigned
sorrow. lie was one OF the Originators OF
our Association and one OF its most active
supporters. We recall with saddened
pleasure his modesty, amiability, aud IN
flexible integrity, which, being united 10
high qualification for business, made hin 4
most valuable citizen.
We recognize the fact that when be met
the lot assigned 10 all there was brought 10
close a life adorned with those QUALITIES
which call forth the appreciation OF the
community and embalm the memory IN the
hearts OF surviving friends.
While we deplOre the loss of one whose
presence was always source OF pleasure,
we welcome the assurance that, 1ar re-
moved from the tolls Of business ana the
uncertainties OF human existence, among
the good and the blessed our friend SUI
lives.
Resolved, That we offer to his bereayet
family our tender sympathy in their allie
ton.
RESOLVED, That copy OF this preamble
and these resolutions be spread on our min
utes as a lasting record OF our esteem, an'
that a copy be transmitted to his family an'
he furnished the newspapers for publication
HUGH BLAIR, President.
Joseph anthony, Secretary.
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HoRsroRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
IN DYSPEPSIA.
believe Horsford's Acid Phosphateis is valuable
remedy IN manv cases OF
NKURAsrHESrA AND DYSPEPSIA.
C. G. HIGGINS, N. ID.
chicago, HI.

ST. NICHOLAS for October has been received from
tze publishers. This No. completes the seventh vol.
urse of the magazine. And by the way, The pub
stcrs announce that the increased sizeau numosr
of the pages In this volume make necesssry the
bIndfEg of IL In two pSrts, each containing the
monthly Issues for half year.
LOUISA NJ. ALcoTT's serial story, sack and
Jill," Illustrated by FREDERICK DrELAAN. is
brought 10 a happy end in This No. With plea
SAINT surprises for the reader. and NOAH BaooKs's
continued baseball story, "The Fairport Nine.''
illustrated 10y A.C. REDWOOD, closes with the de-
cisive championship game-a lively and hard fought
match-in which the sturdy young heroes OF The tale
are yictors.
Many funny rhymes and comicai pic 'ures appear
throughout the No.. and there Is Interesting se-
count. by OLIVE HORNE MILLER, of The Horse
With the Lace 'front.'
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF Mr.. K. II. MEApE.-Mr. r. III.
Meade, until recently member OF the
higbly-respected and we!l-kuown firm OF
Meade & Baker, died yesterday morning at
bis residence. in this city, after lingering
and painful illness, from disease OF the
lungs.
Mr.. Meade was born in the county OF
Amelia in January, 1881, and removed TO
Richmond with his parents when he was
about fourteen years old. He commenced
his career as an apotbecary with the late
Robert r. DuvaI soon sitter his arrival in
the city; and in the fall OF 1850 he went to
live with Alexander Duval, who was then
the most prominent retail apothecary in The
city. He afterwards lived with the late firm
OF Adie 4 Gray, and in the spring OF 1906
he left them TO enter into co-partDership
with Mr.. T. Roberts Baker, and they estab-
lished the firm OF Meade d Baker, which
has so recently been dissolved in conse-
quence OF the continued Illness OF Mr.
Meade, after an existence OF nearly quar-
ter OF q century.
Mr.. Meade was man OF superior lntell-
gence. quick perceptions, clear head, and
remarkably fine judgment. As citizen be
was unostentatious, pubic-spiriied. enter
prising. and universally popular. His re-
! fined and courteous manners secured him
the admiration and goodwill OF all who
came in contact with him.
DIR. Meade was elected vestryman in the
Monumental church in 1862, and remained
a member OF the vestry up TO the time o.
his death. In his death his church has los
a consistent member and valuable Ofllelal
Society mourns the absence cf an upright
and useful member. and bis family is de
prived OF a kind and affectionate husband
and father
Mr.. Meade was a gentleman OF great pop
uIarity and warm, kind frienG-a fact TOT
well known TO the writer.
He will be buried from the Monumental
church at 4P. NJ. to-day.
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THE TBEATRE.-The Theatre was not
nearly so we'll patronized last evening a.
on the opening night; and L. w. Robert
sons comedy, "Scbool," as presented ny
Mr., Ford's company, was not success.
"School" may have some points OF attrac-
lion as presented by the large companies
at the North, with the handsome stage
effects so usual there. but taken al beSt
II is rather q barren subject. The presenta-
tion last evening was rather slow, one at
least OF the performers not being up III DIS
mari. Miss Bockel as Naomi, Mr.. Wllkln-
son as one of the schoolgirls there were
not many Young ladies in the seminary
and Miss Blanche Thompson as Bella, gave
some life in the portrayal OF their respective
roles, but the task OF making anything oul
OF this play was too great task Tor so small
a company. Miss Thompson deserves espe
cial commendation for her faithful tmperso
nation of the part she essayed, and her act
ing was quiet and natural.
As the devil.me.care imperturbable Jach
Poyntz, Mr.. Archer was well cast and hi
acting was very acceptable. The Beat
Farintosh Of Mr.. Hogendrorf was rathe
stiff and forced. As DR.. and Mrs. Sutclllfe
Mr.. and Mrs. Rouse were both very good
They are clever actors and never oyerd'
their parts. Mr.. Harry @. Curley's imper
sonatiop of the sanciimonious villain " Mr.
knox," was probably, for faithful por
travail, the best effort OF the evening.
This AFTERNOON The company VIII CIV
{" Fun on the Pacific" and tonight tn
"Two Orphans"
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A CARD.

RICHMOND, september %. 1880.
Mr.. CHARLES L. SIEGEL has just returned from
New York and Boston, and with that clever and
acute judgment which he has ever displayed has
embarked in an enterprise which will surpass all his
former efforts In this community and he desires the
good people Of Richmond TO understand that This Is
no humbug. and he means what he says. He has exc
amined the northern and eastern markets, aud
profted thereby. In proof whereof
You ioiH fnd at his store,
No. All Broad street.
the Best and Cheapest Shoes
eUer offered before
In Richmond.
y. B. His stock Is unlimited. just call and satisfy
Yourself,
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Apour LIcsNsE-NuuBERs.-E. l.. Ho

Anour -NUNBERs.-E l.. Hob
son storrs 4 Co, Galego-Mills Manufactu-
rino Company, w. A. o. Cole. Roland Hill,
q ". C}odsey, Alexander McAuley, and
Charles Ford. we're reported to the Police
Justice Yesterday for having the license.
numbers Of their wagons not IN Inc proper
places, as prescribed by ordinance. The JUS
tice dismissed the cases, ana ordered !ne
numbers 10 be permanently placed on Ine
sides Of the wagons u piacticaDlei u m"'
nrscticable. that they be placed permanently
| Ia some conspicuous place upon the vehicle
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sI,ruONs nIvER nEGUL >TOR.
TAIlE SIMMONS o .rap

TAKE SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR
AK the recovered DYsPEPTiCs, BILIOUS
SUFFERERS, VICTIMS OF FEVER AND AiBE,
the MERCURIAL-DisEASED PATIENT, how
they recovered Health, Cheerful Spirits, AMI Good
Appetlte-they will tell yon b. taking SIMMONS
4IVER REGULATOR. go
For DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION JAuN-
pICF. BILIOUS ATTACKS, sICK HEADACHE,
CoI.IC, DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, SIOUX
STOMACH, URART-BURN, &C, &c.
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
This uniiyalled Southern Remedy Is warra3ed
not 10 contain single particle OF MRrcusy 90 any
luxurious mineral substance, butis
PURELY vEGETARLF.
| n Won feel drowsy, debilitatea. have frequent
headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite, and
Tongue coated, YOU are SUFFERING ICON torpid liver OF
hiliousuess,r and nothing WA cure yen 50 speedily
aud permanently as,o take
| SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR. f.
II "a Given with fately end The happie.i results Y
the ue est delicate inst u takes ne p'aes ~ y wy
nine aud bltfers OF svery kind y ~ .ns snSs"r>S
puresr, and best family med'olns - !ns ~osr; o
PhilsdsipSia.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Manchester Floating De6t.-The floating
debt OF the city OF Manchester has been cur
tailed S3,O36.i since July l, 1880. The
city has paid of this much OF the floating
debt, which at present is s20,0l3.S3. Man.
chester has been financially depressed for
several years, but the indications now are
that she will in few more years be restored
10 her former solid financial basis and be-
oin IN crow In earnest.
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OFFICERS 1NsTALLED.-Eyergreen Lodge,
No. l, Independent order Good Templars
lcoIored). has installed the following OH.
GERS: Jefferson Pollard, w. G. T.; Rosetta
Check, w. V. t.; Joseph ii. Richardson,
W. S.; II. Schaier, w. F. S.; Rev. Philip
Green, w. c.; II. Booker, w. T.; +. A.
Gatewood w. NJ; M. A. Booker, w. X
s.; Susan Quarles, w. L. s.; Matte Clarke,
w. /. g.; Robert Starke. w. D. g.. Sarah
Fisher, w. d. M; Rev. James w. Gaines,
T. n and p w. &, II.