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The Polynesian., 1840-12-12
COM Nj UNIC ATED.
The Dialect Of Samoa, (the

A Navigator lSianuS,) compared Wltn the
Malay. By r. Heath, Manono, Samoa
a Concluded from page lOl.
Il The VERB.
q Mr.. NJ. treats of the verb as primitive
Dr derivative and transitive or intransitivc.
S'he derivative, he says, is either the prim-
hive determined to "a transitivc or intrans-
hive sense by the application of particles,
|br it is the verb constituted, by means of
3hose particles, from other parts of speech.
t'he PARTICLES used to denote the transit
Hive are either prefxed or annexed, or
both. The prefixed particles are men,
|heng, mem and me, being one and the
3amc particle, varied cuphonia causa, ac-
&ording to the letter with which the fol-
lowing word begins. The annexed par
3icles are kan and i.
\ In Samoa the same rule applies with
regard to the formation of derivitivc
serbs, but there is apparently only a par
1ial similarity in the formation of transit
five verbs. Many verbs are transitivc
without any prefix or afiix, whereas it
would seem, although the writer is not
fer,an, that all transitive verbs in Malay
IRE modified as above stated. If, howev-
Pr, it is meant merely that verbs, which
1n their naked form would be intranstive,
Pre- made transitive by prefixes, then the
Two dialects would nearly agree. For
3he prefix fa'a, does in many cases answer
this purpose, as mau, fast, faa-mau to fas-
Zen; nofo to sit, faa-nofo to place in sit
fng posture; sala guilty, faa-sala to con-
4emn; tiga to be in pain, faa-tiga, to give
pain. Allowing, however, that the signs
Sf the transitive have a more extensive
tse in the Malay, yet the examples given
Of the uses of mem and its varieties eX-
betty answer to many of the uses of faa.
80 meng-idup-i, to bring to life, from idu-
pan, life, just answers to faa-ola, from ola,
and SO of many other verbs. They re-
4pectively signify to cause, make, &c.
IN other Polynesan dialects the faa is ex-
pressed by faka, ha'a, aka and hoo. 1t
corresponds with the prefix he, (h) in
some of the lenses of the hiphil conuga-
ZION in Hebrew, the aleph (O prefix in
Pie corresponding parts of the Chaldce
$nd Syriac.
In Malay the intransitive sense is de-
hoted by Der, bel or be, three forms of
Pine and the same particle, as ber-deri, to
ftand up. This in Samoa and other dia-
1ects has its correspondent in the affirm
ptlve particle, ua, as ia tn, stands. In
poth languages also these particles are
Prefxed to some verbs not strictly intran-
eltlve. But in Samoa some intransitve
Verbs have also another prehx-ma, as
from tala to unloose, ia ma-tala to be I'M
9oosed.
VERB SUBSTANTIVE.
The Malay has two of these, ada to be,
pnd ladi to become. SO the Samoan has
200, answering nearly to ada, and avea, to
become. Only jadi has more extensive
Use than avea. Ada-lah pada amba,
have, or there is to me; Samoan loo ia
teau, same meaning, and same idiom.
~ the latter it may be also expressed by
NE ua, VA ia te a'u. Mr.. Marsden says
fida' as an auxiliary is equivalent with a
Harlicle of the present tense; so it is in
samoa Orang ada makan, Samoa, loo
The Polynesian., 1840-12-12
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1910.

a al taga;a, the people are eating. In
many Polynesian dialects it has been
doubted whether there be a substantive
verb. In Samoa, loo is certainly one ;
and when used as auxiliaries, the sa and
VA appears to serve as its past lenses, and
the for its future.
DISTINCTIONS AND RELATIONS OF THE
Vrup
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday. March

The Stock market yesterday rather quiet. Prices did
not much but generally little 6rn MA Trust
and Banking Co. improved per cent T. Bank Mohawk
per cent There change Manhattan. Public ing
nation good deal aroused III. reckles.neas with
which the mercantile reputation Of Of the rns
this city, dsregardd in The the list Of over
drafts hy the Manhattan Committee. T opportunity thus Of
red probably seized by certain Brokers nict stab
those known marked men sh have from
another given offence the antccra Mr. James O.
KIM being well acquainted with banking operations knew
ectly well when that list Of drafts made public that
the Bank must necessarily have m IS Possession for collection
large amount Of the Of which, passed to the
rrdt Of those to whom they belonged would show large
balance IN their favor instead Of overdra II scarcely
possible 10 suppose Mr. King could have been ignoan Of this
f,ct and he allowed many mercantile firms 10 " published
having overdrawn their thereby ruinx their cred
u With other banks II hight matter IN timsske these to
trne with the reputation Of mercantile hrm, and those
who either through csrelessness, should be made
TO e that ths sef.utspcy will not place them shov. the
Just indignation Of the suerers and ~ pubc erinon The
port put forth by this committee, viii doussess he used
text book by the other banks and those who appear de-
rulter win have small chance Of favor hereafter Those uho
hav. been IN this matter should imnsd.lv
tae enforce The public aon with du. aoknou
OF statement under the signatures Of tho 50 Who
have the The merchants of ths city have
suffered much, through the Of Ba.s and
Brokers, ~ Ne trifed With in this manner
Setting sas The hers pointed out the r.po,, ;. md,
del by which The Affairs Of all other banks should No laid tefr.
the public The has faa into great ana
The public At large suffering intensely from mis- orcum
stance. They have Therefore sRht 10 be made perctIy
scqaan'ed With the Affairs ofs Banks that pretend furnish
That currency and the basis which they a. a. The same
process which been through in the should
be continued in Ill the Barks.
The state ofsars in Philadelphia are growing daily wcr,.
aud 10 such ,eh odscred have they now arrived ha tho
merchants OF hs s''I dare not rns usm Cor day The
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

TBE Cry SALooS metamorphoscd lately into
one Of the most elegant and cor,modious halls Of
america. This place bids fair TO be the magnet Of
New York-all who go delighted with the sterl-
ing merits Of its entertainments. This week pre-
sents still richer bill Of fare than usual-the melo-
dious notes OF Miss Bruce and Mr. Jenkins, in their
most popular ballads, songs, and duets will enliven
the evening. independent of the beautiful Dioramas,
and tho Italian Marionets. lie sure go early.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

Weich g. Bartlett having completed a reorganiza-
ton Of their splendid Equestrian Troupe, preparato-
ny To their departure for England. will perform this
week, at the Broadway Circus in order 20 shew the
public, "that some things be done in Yankee
land as well as Others" The company now prnci-
pally consists Of the following performers, vizMr
Rogers. MIR. Cadwalader, and Master Glenroy, as
equestrians; Master w. o. Dale, Of Philadelphia.
the greatest vaulter in the world the clowRs Rock
well and Gossin, Wells and Mulligan; besides the
extravaganza singers and dancers, Massa ohm smith
aud Joe Sweeny, who stand snrivalled in their par
ticular department; and Mr. Jennings, who can do
''almost any thing"
This evening, there viii be grand display ofhorsc
manship, still vuutipg, and other gymnastics; and
in addition 10 which, his bighrcss, the acknowledge
ed prince OF darSes. Master Diamond, is 10 come
the WirginDy break down." having consented to
delay his departure South, week. Ii will ne long
time before we see such another array OF tale mt
congregated together.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

WASrEp.-A thorough resignation into the man
agement of the property and revenue OF Trinity
Church corporaton.-Aso, an investigation into the
assets of the Bank of Amerca.-Aso, inyesti-
CATION into the affairs of the Lafayette Bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

REFORM IN BANKIsG-ANALYsIs OF THE MAN
HAITIAN BANk.-We shall begin tomorrow TO re-
publish the various statements of the Manhattan
Bank, as furnished by the Committee of lnvestis
ton, accompanied with suitable note and common
and distinguishing between: lst, the es
loans; %, the political, loans and Sd, the aco0mmo-
daton loans. No report on any bank was ever yet
published clear aud so easily understood as the
one made out by Mr.. Edmonds. 1t is a model re-
portland every bank in Wall street should furnish
Just such a
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

CHATHAM TuEATRE.-Yankee Hill takes his ben
eft tonight There is no hunbug about this down
easter. He is Of the original natural easy
virtued and thorough bred Yankees living He
plays tonight among other notions, his admirable To-
cal sketch called the Yankee Pedlar, very suitable
vehicle in every respect for the full development
of MIR. Hills peculiar talent. Mr.. Hill is no servilc
imitator. His humor is unlike any body elses that
We have SCENT is quiet il is quaint and elec
tons and bears the strong impress Of truth. He is
the smoothcst and sickest of pedlars-lies with $
much case and comfort, and oycrreaches with so
much satisfaction, that were he his attention
To politics, or broIering in Wall street, he would
make his fortune in time. Besides the Pedlar.
on this occasion. Mr. Hill personates Seth Slope,
Jonathan Ploughboy, Nathan Tucker, and Nav
worm; sufficient attraction, we should think, to fill
two such houses as the Chatham.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
Adver,iscment---s5OO Reward.

We hereby promise to pay reward OF SOW TO
any god, angel devil, man or woman who can
see month into fuurity and tell us what explosion
is to take place next in New York or elsewhere
We want this information for the purpose of prePar-
ing a few wood cuts illustrative of the next grand
blow up, be it in politics, finance, religion, morals
or small potatoes. This is great city!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
0J- See First page.


No steam ship is expected here till the Gra Western re-
turns about the st May. Our from Europe Will
in that interval be brought by packet ships Now
hereby give notice all Pilots that nthey VIII orhs rs
later foreign news advance Of all the Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23
To our Washington Correspondents

No of your attacks on MIR Bodisco' the nus.
sian Minister. He is the most gentlemaniy man oil
the corps diplomatique at Washington
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-03-23

ietter that he would rather not go down The man
SAID "very well" and the parties separated.
mus far, therefore, the vanderburgh mystery re-
mans IN stafu quo. To-day viii bring forth some
new development.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03
WfofafS De0etabililOe Sebet5z2tr5eneten,

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QDarlillo unD 9lnieiae.

<as 9eradt lbeint I prtrt 81 baben als ley .p aus
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bee 0errn ecbrftepcr afer 1T, mtcr mir nas 9a's et9
lebnt BAT pcmtcn bic 6neireret tetref ge 'ag
er bureb ein Nusbanseitp init icine 9ansn oser n8 N
fende Nnxse eies tetont mat-rnDere S"nosn rpll 'a
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erre id i'm adIte aDr n,ein 6aus meer ieltf tfmepnn
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fsr iraenp Gin Strbrteper Der bic nrerct
burd 2Beitsete tetretben h1Bf Nv I" eo,S "
Cation, a1ar Is, lS41. o1O'l'
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Ga5 0an3e oe5 SetoenbaueS
.... BON ~
Dr. aocIpD 25anecI

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hie ,um ereofcerbaltt b rabsn uner teutpen reDpen
an lid trt 3n init etne Grsmftr beBeten 81 pcrtebn
tr Seenta, lit Elm 8etaft pas pon 3tit su 3eit tn rtm
Same n,er ubr in Qunabme tcmien pirp tB unb in
tur,er 3et cner Der ctntr&9te pse Observation-Disclosures
SnSttr ~ rrcrrtn prrr; unp bic, pcle b frn5tcn
parauf sen wereen b rem tsen nno sren Ue ess e'''
en- Oaarttes fir SABRE lang 5uIehtrn =.
otac Anleitun9 uncSs runrts tes 0retcr Saur, 1T et>
nr(elts 70 FUR, unp tp9 nh oHcrerits ntnnr6 70 rpas
pia b IL % nfs rertanpicr praee 9efritbcm naB cpr
6a,rwerfer Ie rertcb uno oenpcn eann, nno CT
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bern Ilb sutn Dante rss eutltunss bercd9t hat
JOtc 9rpBe 9lkd9tct nnb srr strn8c rs bes QBesez
cnS $50 Sens) init pteltnG5ten erauet it, tert9t
5a elmer atsemeuen 9ertrets anter niern tten litbrs
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9senfua,,nqeM:

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erl6ent resetndBi9 Depcn 6reta9.
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tn 9eraasteebHns epr 70 s fa!s bic 3ens "' 'n'
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rnp Brief Die oeras9ettr mBn rptp cseauet wrnen
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-07-03

Nueitrr5 Unit, tart 0aul1tp,
Ga1fpn Sl,t1p 25, 6!l.
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Gaufleute uno Bah1enINnlteoe,
GeIlet ffei1er

0r ltnterretene bat 70 ten 1000 Sdbfn> np Stntetz
X Sdufc erbaten, nete 81 6tt9rnrei(en rertaufcn b
Gin 9rcbs abprtent rirp betap9 auf oab srbaten: le
Quftra9c crten pune tpr9t bic 8eun9cn fratfrei
8clefert wtrrcn. Q3tatam s s q, Qsent fur
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f. Gauntp Deict Sanp 10, 1s4O t,p.
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Urepta9, ben Stn JU(n 1910.

ISeribt Don Den Nn9ele9cnberen be6 Gtare Gaunz
tp Nrmenbouiea, fir oaS Sobr, petcbe6 nm ftsn
Sunp 194O enoi4te.
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Irtbtrtt etc Sage Der Nntf1lt pc fol0t:
Nm 5ten Sunp 1889 III Gna(t 26 Nrne nnp etts
Dem "a ouf8enpnmrn. 9es 5uiann,en matbt 60.
Don been tpurprn entlaBcn 23
Startcn
QEurren os stDrln9e perbanpen SO.
Gs t(ctcn ao lit Der NnItalt nptb 80.
10 bittn nn erpobfen Oonncr, ii rpaeiene Srattr
thinner unb Sinner. -s... .....
SIR bic ltnerbaun9 rer Nnta lit pom Galnps sSdakm
fer fir r0s auflre S0Dr eetrocm tporpen $l354 90
sgilan, nptD ltrt9 ppm ckttn Sobr 5121
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ebarles 81 m fon 9eeretdr.

ghts etuem geridt bes SefretdrS 9Secbburn an ba&
feprd1entanteuhaus gebt herpcr, ea b bic Nationals
repe nlen in rem lesten Scnaten, bis sum ertten tls
M ,,r anf $s ,52OS29 belauen. Daucn Ftib 86ONIs
ok GinoatqS;6Ge unb 81 1896 400 @rtr19 ais9 ness
lNerfauf bentler 2dubereea. 1922 1913 irsrnem Vu8
I0enc{Jtbanfen fcllefttrts TT-.Ss a.
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1tno6bQnoiofeits grfldrun9.

Cine Grf[drun9 Ser NeprdfentQnten ser 8erz
etnt9tet Staatet1 Don 9lmertfa, I'M Gonz
0reB UerIamnte(t. eSulD 4, 1776.
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y tc Drttcren tmerecn, raB fe uuoeS6r2 Ner gentprn
scrfan3t hatcn unp teatt9en, 68tb toibe Nrmc as
wGbrnp reu aBnfer arteltc f6nnn nit Qtntihen unp fol-
n anpern Artsiten as Ie su eftn iD8 nO ~ batti0'
90pip JrIB;
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Sunp 2, Is4O Joarm. @tipser, )
Sd bef1eni9c htcrt bas ott9ts cine rbtss @tbrt bsr
Nnsate eer A8ee9enlcfcn beg tart SotntD Arenhaus IT,
rt(e bic 0ireGpreu 6e{asttr Galt jpGen me(e, fir
rc bart scbe 3et Den Gauntv GcmBitnrs 8cne9s
Emi8t iDtrbe.
- Oanttl e5tttf1aQ, sgattntp Qup'r.
1urjttrs I,nt Stare Gp. Gantcn, 5unp 25. Gin. r
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-26
VT. LIT. & SCI. INSTITUTION.

n i is with pleasure, we announce TO the
Il public, that according to arrangements
already made this Seminary will remain.
the coming year, under the superintend
ence of the present board of instruction.
The favorable impression, which this
Institution has already made on the public
mnd' we trust, will be greatly augment.
ed, as the present board of instruction will
spare no available means, in rendering
this Seminary, the frst-of its kind-in
the State.
Its pleasant and healthy location. com
modlous building, we'll selected Library.
extensive Chemical and Philosophical
Apparatus afford no ordinary facilities fol
Literary and Scientific acquisitions.
The prompt, watchful and energetic
movements of the executive department
will render it. pleasant retreat for the
studious, and a safe abode for youth, when
withdrawn from parental influence.
No labor will be spared in adequately
fitting young gentlemen for College. :
Special attention will be devoted to those
designing to Teach. Instruction will be
adapted to the various degrees of mental
development.
Each Teacher is exclusively devoted
TO his department, and will secure conpe-
tent and acceptable Teachers to assist. as
necessity demands.
Alter suitable repairs and Improvements
the Fall Term OF this Seminary, will com.
mence on the 7th Of September next-
Young Gentlemen and Ladies, who ex.
pect to attend, will find it for their intor.
est to be present at the commencement If
the term. Ut VI
convenient rooms furnished with stove
chairs, table and tedstead, are rented to
students for one dollar per quarter.
Board at the Institution a! cost, In re-
spectacle private families from 81 20 70
$500 per week. ''0 -
Board of Instruction.
carleton Parker-Teacher of Matbe-
mates and Philosophy. ''''O
CHARLES C. Bisbee-Teacbor 90 =.
Ancient Languages. VIC
A~ro1G d. Skinner-Teacber in tho
Female Department.
Tuition.
common English branches. 90 Ok
higher English branches and Ian,
guages, - ~
exl FRENCH Drawing and Painting, each 't:h
Irs.x.: SI,OO
i. instruction in music will be given to
'noSe who wish it. G.. PARKER
Brandon July l. 1870
~, 8. Mr.. Bisbee is associated with
.ne subscriber not only in giving instruc-
.lon' but also in the general mana oemen,
ana interests of the school, SO that anv hn
III rs III relation to the Institution NAV be
transacted with him. c.. PARKER
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-08-26

Making l-2 per cent. assess
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ments, and to be paid to the Treasurer at
his office in Montpelier. on or before the
10th day of October, 1910, being the day
ofthe annual meeting of said company
An opportunity will be presented to for
ward assessments by the members of he
Legislature, and those who neglect to for
ward their assessments then, are referred
10 the 8th section Of the Act, attached to
each policy, for the consequences.
HARRY VAIL, Treasurer.
Montpelier, Aug. II, 1910.
p The printers of each weekly news
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the above notice three weeks successfully
and forward their bills by the members O
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