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MEMORANDA.

Bark Helena. hence Dec 30. arrived at Victoria, b G, on
Jan 16th-i7 days passage
Schr Alice, from HilO Dec -, arrived At Port BlAkely
Jan 10Th, and would load again for return
schr Ida schnnuer. hence Dec 81, arrived at San Fran
cisco Jan 22d-22 days passage
Bktne Fremont. from San Francisco for KAhuIui and
this port, sailed Jan nd
schr W II Meyer was in Cousins Dock, San Francisco,
Jan n. cnuIkdng and cleaning preparatory for her return
voyage
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T is GIVEN THAT PUR-
~ suanf to a power of sale contained in a certain mortgage
deed, dated February 10Th, 1878, made by S. Kipi and Nihoa,
his wife, of HHo. Island of Hawaii, to E. Bond, of Kohala, ISL
and Of Hawaii, OF record in Liber 81, pages 14I, I42 and I43,
and assigned TO G. X. Smith, by document dated Aug. 20, 1879,
and for a breach Of the conditions in said mortgage deed
contained, that all and singular, the lands, tenements and
heteditaments in said mortgage deed contained and described,
will, after the time limited by law, be sold at public auction,
on account of the breach of the conditions as hereinbefore men,
tioned.-The property in said mortgage described, being sit
uated in the said Island Of Hawaii. c. R. SMITH.
r. F. BICKERToN, Attorney for Assignee Of Mortgage.
ia21 1t
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ Undersigned, Administrators on the Estate OF LEVI
KELIIPIO, of Honolulu, deceased intestate, that in accord
ance with the authority granted TO US by the Hon Chas. c.
Harris. Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court, on the 29th day
of December, 1879, in the matter Of the estate Of the said Levi
Keliipio, we shall, On Thursday. the 18Th day Of
February. $3.50. in front Of the Court House at Laha-
ina, Maui, proceed to sell at public auction, all the right, title
and interest of the said Levi keiipio in and to the certain
pieces or parcels of land described as follows:
Lot l. The second piece described in Royal Patent No.
1886. granted TO Pupuka. Lot 2. Piece of land awarded in
the name of Hanemo, in Royal Patent No. 1860, situated in
Puunoa, Lahaina. Lot 8. Piece of land in the name Of Kau-
maunoa. situated in Nakalepo, Kulesns No. $40. Lot &.
Piece of land awarded to Keahilaweiki, Kuleana No. TT48,
situated in Moalii. Lot 8. Piece Of land situated in Hama
keoo, Kuleana No. 1925. Lot 8. Piece of land awarded TO
Levi Keliipio, Royal Patent No. 1905, Kuleana No. All, situa-
ted IN Puunoa.
The first FIVE pieces Of land above mentioned are under
lease with three years 80 run, to II. Turton. rent paid in ad-
vance the upset price Of said five lots will be 1925. Deeds at
expense of purchasers. PAhEhE hELIIPIO,
J. L. KAULUKOC.
Administrators Estate Of L. Kelipio.
Honolnlu. Jan. ID. 1850. JAZZ At
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DIED.

FuLLER-In this city. at midnight. January ., 1850. at
the residence OF the Hon A +. Judd, MARIA ELLEN, wife
OF Capt. Andrew Fuller, aged 81 years. Deceased was the
elGest daughter Of Capt. George Gedge. an old CalifOr-
nian. san Franelsco papers please copy.
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and every word he speaks before a native audi
ence " weighs a pound After the meeting
was over, knots of old natives were observed in
conversations Why could we not have heard
all this before 2" But it seems that the whole
thing had been arranged before hand; the ballots
had been bought and sold. There is no question
that coin, az well as the influence Of person and
position were extensively used. The native Peo-
pie Of this district are very much dissatisfied
with the result-a result that we all deplore.
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FROM san Francisco. per Ella, Jan 31-John GasPard,
Sam 3 COMA, Frank HeyIand, Manuel Prado,J Murphy.
From san Francisco, per ID c Murray. Feb sc F COf-
IN md wife. Mrs J A Mix. Mrs Harnden and children, @
b Wells. J . Redington, W. Jenkins, George Compton
NIXON
For Liverpool. per Casma. Feb 2-GH Luce, jr.
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In PORT

HAw Blk Eaakaua, Jeuks
law bgtne Pomare, Tor sale
Am fopaaIl sch Loleta, Dexter
F Haw sch Julia A Long.
An sch Honora- seegers
Brit bk Merriam Castle. Good
An biz Cyane, Hanson
Ar bktne K2fe Sudden, Ingalls,
Am bktne Jos Perkins, Johnson
An bktne Ella, Brown
An bktns Discovery, Smith
An bk ID q Murray Richie
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. I,
ARRIVALS.
IDEPARTUK rs.

Feb AAm bk ID G Murray, Richie, 10 d=s I'm 5 Francisco
6-Am bktns Discovery, smith, Il dys I'm 5 Francisco
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BIRTHS.

In mia city. January II. 1850. to the wife Of Capt. An
drew Fuller, q SON. san Francisco papers please copy.
In this city. on the 18th January, to the wife Of Thos
r. WALKER, a son
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Am bk J W seayer, Meiander. for san Francisco
2-But bk Casma, Irwin. for Victoria, G
2-Am schr Dashing Wave, MeCuiloch, f0r san Fran
3-Am bgtne Sheet Anchor, Fris, for Hanalei, Kauai
6-Brfs bk Highayer, Hawking, for San Francisco
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WANTED
a STRONG AND RELIABLE CARRIAGE
"A Horse. Must be guaranteed. Address:
fT 2t W. P. care Advertiser Office.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
is HEREBY GIVEN THAT the
~ undersigned has been appointed administrator Of the
estate o. J. I. Chayfer. Of Honolulu, deceased, and all persons
are hereby notified to present their claims, duly authenticated,
whether secured by mortgage or otherwise, at Number
81 Fort Street, Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, within six
months from the date hereof, or they will be forever barred,
and all persons indebted TO the said estate are hereby notified to
make immediate payment thereof c. T. DILLINGHAM;,
Administrator Of the estate Of J. 7. Chayter, decd.
Dated at Honolulu, Feb. 9TH, 1850. fT At
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FOR SALE.

VNNHOSE SITUATE IN HILO,
II opposite the Court House, suitable for q hrst-class Hotel
All In good order and repair. Apply to
j. Il. COMFY, Honolulu,
fe8 70 or @. ~Hlo.
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Thanks.

The undersigned very respectfully return their thanks
to those patriotic friends who voted for them on We'd
nesday last. The time aay come when those who really
have an aloha alma" will have an opportunity for
showing it. We, True HAwAIASs an erzy pcrtieHlar-
quietly swat the time. /. L. sHELDoS.
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NOTICE

NUIIC
ESSRS. As. CLEG HORN s. Co. having
~ sold their Store and Stock in Waikiki to Mr.. J. ".
uiryin, would respectfully request their late customers to ex-
tend their patronage 70 him.
They also take this opportunity of stating that they are de-
sirous oil settling up that branch Of their business, and request
all parties owing bills there to pay the same during the
month OF January, 1850. or they viii be put into the hands Of
a collector.
Mr.; J. W. Girvin has authority to sign for US for the present
month. (SiguedO : CT FGHORN q co
Jan. z, 1850 ialT I'm
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EXPORTS
ENG

For san Francisco, per HghHyef. Feb 6-I29 buehs ban
mas, 500 bags sugar-domestic value, T63862
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WANTED

A - ED OR A PART
"A OF one, or two furnished or unfinished Rooms. Ref
erenee given. Apply 10 NJ. MARIE LOUISE,
Rn No. l04, Hotel St.
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with Thomas Lack, No. 40 Fort ST, Honolulu
- WATCHES, CLOCKS,
KIN and FINE MACHINERY csref1Uy p.
sESR paired in e ~vorkmanlke manner.
II Orders from the Other Islands promptly at
Z jR24 II
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Fishers Champagne Cider.
COTTAGES TO LET.
JENNIE DCEGNEn DEWNn

n MI UNDEHSIUN Ed BEING ABUUT To
II erect a number of Cottages, with garden land attached,
a short distance from town in Huuanu Valley, corner of
School street, opposite Mr.. Henry Warehouse, also, on School
street, as far as opposite Rev. s. Z. Bishops.
The rentals will be about twenty five Dollars per month.
Tenants will have the right of purchase by payment in irstall-
ments for three or five years, with a deposite of twenty-five
per cent, should any be sold.
Those requiring homes can secure the same by an early APP
plication to the undersigned, and if not too late, can have
buildings to suit the intending occupants.
ia3 II JOHN THOS W~ATERH0USE.
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NOTICE.
TNHE LAW OFFICES OF THE UNDER-
IL signed will be closed EVERY SATURDAY at l P. VI.
on and after Saturday. the 7uh Of February. 1850.
ONWARD PRESTON
CASTLE & HATCH,
s. b. DOLE.
RICH'D F. I ICKERTON.
W. c.. n
CECIL BROWN,
ja3I 3m JAMES NJ. MONSARRAT.
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WANTED

q AGED WHITE WOMANT TO
IN lookout for children, and do light Homework II a res
pectable family, where she will find a good home Enquire at
Whitney & Robertsons, or address 2. o. Box So. f7 Il
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WANTED.

VOLUME 10 Of The r. &. ADVERTISER,
" bound or unbound. Copy OF p. @. ADVERTIsER,
January 20, 1873. Volumes 2, 3 and 4 Of THE PRIEND'
bound or unbound. l Set CONVENTION PAPRRs- hound
bound.
The above are wanted to complete sets, for which fair
prices will be paid by
au23 TuOs. a TTRuN
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NURSE AND MIDV

ASsIGNEES' NOTICE.
TeHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
n elected Assignees of the Estate of Chun Kau OF Homo
lulu, Bankrupt. Notice is hereby given to all persons in
debted 10 the said Chun Kau, to make immediate payment to
@. S. Barlow, at his Salesroom, Honolulu. Any person own
ing articles, of any description, which have been deposited
with Chun Kau and now in possession of the assignees may
obtain the same upon proving ownership.
c. 8. BARLOW,
sel3 W. C. AKANA.
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300 REWARD !

REwARD WILL he PAID
II for information that will lead 10 the conviction Of the
person or persons who, on the nights Of December 9Th and It'll
1879, distracted from the Metropolitan Market on King ST.
the Butchers Order Book belonging TO the undersigned.
fsIu G. WALLER.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN Of the LARGE INCREAS
" IN the cost OF Provisions, and the necessares Of life gen
sr4HyI the Board Of Trustees of the Queens Hospital, has
ueci1ed 10 increase the rate for the maintenance and treat
ment at The Hospital Foreign patients to $3.50 Per day, ex-
elusive OF expense incurred for wine and watchers, in special
cases. This rate to commence from the 1st February.
I4II II Per order. f. A SCHAEFER, Sec'y.
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MANGO GROVE IN KANEOHE, OAHU.
4VH containing Five or six Acres, well fenced, Two Cot
tages, Out Buildings, Shade and Fruit Trees, SC. For particu-
lars, enquire OF (e7 Ar g w. POGUE
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AMI sTARCH-PIA
FOR SALE.

10 AND SO LIB. BAGS, FROM THE
u Plantation Of W. MULLER, Malumahu, Kauai. and for salt
by Cfe7 ST. II. HACKFELD & CO, Agents.
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NOTICE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
IN WAIEHU. MAUI. NEAR
~ the premises OF Judge Nidemsnn. The Lot contains one
acre, with a good dwelling and all other necessary out-aouses.
Title good. Inquire Of
ja2i 3m t. H PARIS. Waikiki, Maui.
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THE NEW RATING OF THE MEXICAN DOLLAR ONE HUN
DRIED AND ONE AND A HALF CENTS CAUSING con-
Germ TO THE NAVY.
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NOTICE.

a Ii PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
me, OF whatsomever kind, must present them within 80
from January 80, 1880. (e7 Imp HENRY COOPER.
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GOVERNEsS WANTED.

4 LADY Is As ER
"A TO two little girls living in the country. Requirements:
Thorough English, with Good Music and French Address,
stating terms and other particulars, A B. C., +. q. Box No. IS.
Ja3l St
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NOTICE.
COZ RESPONDENT &c
~ COUNTANT, desires a position. Has had fifteen years
experience. Can furnish A l references respecting ability, in
tegity, ETC., and give security II desired. Has resided on the
Islands seven years. Address:
f7 q A. b. c., this Office.
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LOST OR STOLEN
a NEW HA Allan FLAG,
IN TO the Schooner JULIA A. LONG. ANY person having
found the same, or who can give information leading to its re-
coyery, will be suitably rewarded by
f7 In CHAS. LONG, s Merchant ST.
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Democratic Meeting In Perry.

AUGUSTA, Miss. Oct. Z, 1850.
The democratic vote of Perry
county assembled ~ Augusta on
the 7th inst, IN mass for the pur.
pose OF organizing an executive
Committee OF he comfy.
The meeting being called to or.
der by Hon john Lewis, Capt. j.
j. Bradford was appointed chair
mau aud Capt. Benz. Stevens re-
qupsied to act as secretary
The Object of the meeting being
explained by the Chairman in a
brief, Incid aud eloquent speech
the convention proceed to appoint
an executive committee Of the
county, consisting of the following
citizens:
LIST Supervisors District - B.
Stevens, NJ. McCallum, w. j
Draughau, Johu Lewis and j. j
Bradford.
I'd. John W. Rush, ,.B. +. Rawlcs
Geo. D. fairfield, ID. NJ. Carter and
A. l.. Sharp.
Sd. W. q. Morgan, Dan'l McGll
berry, VIM. Ste,els, VIM. White
and Austin Mcdonald.
4,h. Dan'l Merritt, w. ID. Coch
ran, X. p. Bradley, Geo. Breelan,
aud ). Z. Rich.
9th. ". g. Griffin, ID. b. What
hey. A. j. Thomas, Henry Dayi
ami A. ID. fairfield.
Upon motion, II was
ResoIred, Tat We, the democrat
c voters of Perry county, hereb,
ndorse he democratic platform Il
adopted by the national democratl
convention at Cincinnati, on the 3
day OF June, 1850, and pledge oui
selves 60 use all honorable mean
in oar power TO secure the election
Of the nominees for president an
ce.preSldent ct the Uclted state
of said convention.
ReSolred, That we, the demoera'
ic voters OF Perry, recognize mon
able aud efficient membcr # col
gress, the Hou. G. Il. Hooker, a
the right nan 10 the right plac,
aud pledge onrsel, es TO his supper
at the ensuing November election
Upon motion the meeting az
journed sine die.
JOHN j. BRADFORD, Charm.
b. STEVENS, Sec'y.
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Japan Glover.
starkville Stock Journal.

starkville Stock Journal.
The more we see and hear of
japan clover. tStriata Lespedeza,l
the more we are inclined to regard
il with increased favor. 1t IN most
excellent for summer pasture,
grows and spreads rapidly, YET IL
is not hard to eradicate. 1t is TAX
ing possession of old fields in many
locallties, that have been entirely
worn out, it was supposed, and inch
by inch, foot by foot, acre BY acre,
is crowding out the broom'sedge.
Ii grows on lands 80 impoverished
that nothing else will grow there.
Ii is covering poor aud impoverlsh-
ed soil everywhere in this section.
The unsightly gullies to be found
all over this land, are being covered
OVER with q rich carpet of green
and all washing away OF the bill
aud hillside soil Is being stopped
| No better summer pasture for tlI,
South, oil poor land, can be bat
thanJapan clover; all stock eat !
greedil,, and grow tat. Fence il
your worn OFT fields and utlliz'
iher as pastures, aud you will no
regret it.
,Japan clover, when on lan'
strong enough, can he utilized 70
hay. Two tons per acre can bt
aud has been cut TO the acre.
is said to give the greatest satisfat
tion as hay. Analysts shows u I
rank high ia nutTitiye qualities.
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NREAT JACKSON ROUTE.
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS
NEW ORLEANS RAILROAD.

Trains will leave and arrive at the
Calliopo street depot, New Orleans, on
and after July 4, 1880, as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Exp. No. /, 7:45 am. Mail No.2 7:l5 am.
Mail No. 3, 4:30 r. Exp. No. 4, II am,
Mixed No.9. 1880 pm mixed No.l0 ,5:l5 pm
Nos. l, = Band run daily, Nos. 9sud ~
daily, except Sunday.
Saturday accommodation for McComb
City leaves at 4:45 pm.
Sunday Excursion, for McComb City,
leaves at 7:45 am. Returning, arrives at
9:40 +. M
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
through to Louisville, CINCINNATI and
Chicago without change, and for 1t. Louis
q Sleeper is attached at Milan, enabling
passengers to 90 through without leaving
the train. Only one change to New York
and Eastern cities.
Improved sleeping and reclining chair
ears TO yicksburg daily without change.
Tickets for sale, berths secured and in
formation given at ~ Camp street, corner
Common. A. ID. SHELDON,
Ticket Agent.
s. +. CAREY, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
MAY II. 1850. 43-tf
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HORK aNE EAIT.

A husbandmsn, who. many years
Had ploughed his folds and sown in tears,
Grew weary ~ith his doubts and fears.
"a toll ia vain These rocks aud sands
Will yield no harvest to my hands;
.he best s.~ds Tot IN bssren lands.
hy dropping vine is ~ithering;
NJ promis d GRAPES its blossoms bring;
Ne b.ris among iis BRANCHES sing.
NJ du,k Is dying on th. plsin;
The hes,.ns are tr.r. they yield NO rain;
The earth is iron-I toll in vsinp
Wbilr yet h. seo.e . breath had stirred
Hls dropping vine, The wing OF bird,
And fIom ID. leave. = voice he heard:
"The germ. aud fsuts of life must be
hor,ver hid in mystery,
Yet none can Toll in vain Tor Me.
A nightier hsnd, more skilled than thine,
Must hang the clusters OH the vine,
And make the fields with harvest shine.
Man can but work, God can create,
Bnt they who work, aud watch, aud wait,
Have their reward, though il come late,
Look up TO heaven behold and hear
The clouds and thunderings in thine ear
Au answer to thy doubts aud fear"
He looked, and 10 a cloud-iraped car,
With trailing moke snd flames sfsr,
Was rushing to distant star.
Aud every thirsty deck and plain
Was rising mp to meet the rain
That came to clothr the fields with grain.
and oa the clouds he saw again
The covenant of God With men,
Rewritten with bis rainbow pen:
Seed time and harvest shall not fail,
And though the gates Of hell asssil,
My truth and promise shall prevail"
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Z" 4 the Lord Complains. p"


Bill Arps Remniscenoe of Judge Under
wood, of Georgia.
One dan as the Judge came out
ui The courthouse, our preacher,
no waited TO raise money to build
"A new brick church presented him
the subscription lisI and in a mod.
est way aseed what he thought of
il. the Judge lookedat II careful
IL nj read ii all over anu handed
it back, remarking: "ii's all
right, slr-al right--that ool,ga
uon will bind 'em. But said
the pieachel, II lloughl perhaps
The Loli Wond put III Your mind
t. help Us little, aud so "Oh,
that's ii, said tne Juu-e. IL dIon'l
uu,i.lslan, lou. Why, c'raln
|, viii help. Ahen are you
going 10 raise III selu NJ
u couple OF hanns mos' ANY
daA Have you aot The i"e'
out y "Dear SIT, said the preach
pr. "we want 10 Dnlid a hiIch
chuleh-une that Will 40 nOaur IL
Our LORD aud Master, aud be A.
I" Beg your pardon ioi my dulllicss
! but YOU see We worship N los
,hmches down IN Puik, and th,
Lord seems 10 be contehied VIII
elm. Suppose yoa try one Vt Them
aud il lhe Lord makes any cOn
pIalul, inst let me know, aud Ii
help YOU with u btiek one.p
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A Perjurer.


Yazoo City Herald.
The American who can LOOK upcn
the possible election OF Garfield
with other than a feeling OF shame
aud humiliation. is lioi the man 10
challenge the admiration ot his
fellows; or elicit their eleoml''n's
on account OF his pride OF country.
A perjurpr, Il hriAe.laker and a
living lie, is uha Galheln Is, a'u
"hr hears on all sides IRON luu'iIi'.
cradle tongues, h dismal universal
hiss. the sound Ut luhlu seorh.
Bul then he is no wotse than thnn.
sands Who are supporting MN a',u
thrvwlng nj, ihrir greasy caps W
bis hounr, aud 'llnkl's mau'li'l'
.toasls " lls s4oCsssiui csliluiaaey'
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Paper Shutter Windows.

A novel application OF paper for
general uses is pasteboard wlhdO"
shutters, Tor which patent has
been taken cut IN O'io. Panels
ma,le OF this substitute tor the or
diuary material can he covered, 10
as TO resemble any pattern of WOOD
that the purchaser may desire. Ihe
advantages claimed by the nl,en-
,or for shutters OF This description
are ihai The, are lighter aud cheap.
pr than. wood, can easily be htte,l
to uew positions, and are not liable
10 warp or split, aud nndoubted de-
ii. ability in these days OF 80 'nuch
scamped work in 4 certain class ol
buildings. Moreover, belng sus
,eptihle Of great variety ui pay,
teris, SAYS the inventor, they VIII
contribute to an improvement III
the appearance OF cheap dwellings,
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CHANCERY CoURT-7rH DIsTRior.
GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.

Jackson county, first Monday OF March
and September, continuing 6 days.
Harrison county. second Monday in
March and September, continuing s days.
Hancock county, third Monday in
March and September, continuing 6 days.
Marion county, second Monday after
the fonrth Mon iay in Mrch and Septem-
Der. continuing days. ..s
Perry county, hrst Monday after the
lth Monday in March nd September, con.
thinning days.
Greene county. fourth Mondays in
March and September, continuing 8 days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday Of March aud September
continuing 6 days
Clarke county, first Monday in May and
November, continuing 6 days.
Lauderdale county, third Monday Of
May and November, continuing 10 days.
Kemper county, second Monday in May
November, continuing 8 davs
Monthly Rules Of Chancery Court on
the second Monday in each month.