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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

MIR Henry H. r%!mo, George II. Matthews and John w
w Wilson:
GcntIemrnakr that shall proceed Ia take W 90
positions Nr. Wright T.. Noble Henry ~ Vaughan aud others
The of Wright L. Noble, in the county oi ffntc ~
ward and State nf Virginia. FRIDAY the 10Th DAY {" Jny NV
nf eight O'Clock ia the mof ing ant SIX O'Clock
al the ay; and should any thing happen "a
them being taken that day We shall proceed 10 iHh
them following NJ thu place and between me same
evidence IN ,hancrTy nov d
The County Cont al Prince Edward and state I "
gIua in o. H. aud H. Tucker plaintiff, III on"
H. Tucker plaintiff the other, and and each u
won are defendants At which time and place you and
each OF may attend If you think proper
VERY respectfully,
u. II. < II. TICKER, and
OWEN II. TUCKER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

PiASo FORTE WAREHOUSE

,r,Ur subscriber s constantly receiving from me S,.
4 manuaflrtorv of SrnNs cL,Ek, "" h"h' ~. tut
main PAM F"r.s po.,cs,inc the latest mpov,
decary .. touch aud sweetness OF tone, 80 ''s'''
nulacture. ,,,.,r. M: VI.
Also, a large assortment OF MiSca 'h>''''
Merchandise IN general. , .rt ,4s,n l.
Piano Fores repaired, tuned, let on hire anu
change. ,.o ,,,..,,.
Tn. largest collection OF hu-Ic ever Offered .,psrt
STAT, may he selected from, the store OF i.t -. -
now enabled 10 -ell at the Philadelphia anu NC"
and retail prices u - TAYLt
Piaso Forte and .gane Store, oPP''" al
Aug l6
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against
iNtLl-,IlL Malinf,

William NauE 50, ,f. ,,'',,''..'',,''..''
I'M. cans. vas th las heard upon the hl ~ Ir Faua h
,,. answer Of the defendant and The arguments "' conn"
,jrrat;un whereof. ldnhgsd. ordered ana "''
,, shaw ,iunrr rrurt, du rNiin", .itr i
,,irl, inr accounts the partnership IN ihr ON n."3 -
object, the slid ph'tL "id ". f
.,ntrr ,,rtur him all the bppk and papers brIn-'- " W.
mercantile partnerships that the pattIr. answer U" ' 81"
rcr mi, may deemed pertinent "Ed pif h
may be- prnIuundrd by each ether az bN | "'
tIui the san. dn make report the'"'t m > '
,,hrr viih ~prral statement such matter 11d iHE Ale
runy deem pertinent he stated hy Ein 81 VINE" ''' % e
',,,,,. T., Ia =. -r,,rI \ Iupy--Tr>c.
T ROLFE GLURili,:E. {. g. s. ls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12
Sl02 ,2ii,505 g.
5O,o0l,9ll 90
Total expenditures in 4 years,
Amount stated by Goggn,
Difference between GoGg

Difference between GoGgin and truth, 81 ,ll2, o'4 W
All but this includes al the expenditures OF the uo
vernmpnt-as well for nderntcs, Roads ana liarbors
Pensions Sc as the mere pay of officers and discharge
IT the ordinary expenses 81 Government why so II
does and here is the Shonesy 81 the G"2gt"S ana
Ga-cies They cr-cnde all such items from iiIr;r es-
Inmates Of Adams time, and iH.cludc them IN van
Burcu's. They purposcy, and with intent I" deceive
The pubIic trump up estimates showing all the expeh
ditures during MIR Van i!urcns time, white they iais-
fv the record and keep back the greater part OF iir
iavorite Adalnss. Thus gTavey told, That Inc
expenses of 81 81 and 30 ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mr. an increase the yearly expenses oil Adams
time of ss2I 559 Ia Tins gross pervcrsion ad-
hitting the amount to be correctly stated as will appear
by taking the first three years of Adamss adhnlsra
ton and finding the average, which is S29O2,4'2 H.
We thus find increase OF - only III nine
wears with more States more Territories, more COM
uerce more navy, and more every thing OF expense
that has attended rapid growth as nation, during
that period
The fact is that excluding from the gross amount
of expenditures during the last three years, variety
of items that have nothing 10 do with the common ana
ordinary expenses OF Government, and Tor which me
Administration more to be ccnSurcdt than me man
in the moon,-such pensions, lndemnIiIcS, trust
funds removal of Indians and purchase OF Their lanos
with great many objects of similar claracicr,-the
average OF Mr.. Van Burens three years IS only SD
42l DIS 81 This is the fact, as shown 10y authentic
public documents,-all the GoggtnS IN Congress orc
of 1t to the contrary notwithstanding.
We have on file for publication, able speech on
this subject, by Mr. Benton, which viii place the
whole matter IN lis true light We shall cndcaTor to
rive IL mace ne 1t week.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

CHANCEkl A--ih 'i'-'
j rinr Court o Law and Chanccry, 3Fd April 1850:
Moses shelly, aud Frances ms wir MAN sutton and a..
rcaa his WIFE Vincent sutton, Lucy Mahaney ana hei'r?
tom F''''''''
against CO. a..
Thomas pirt rs surviving partner 81 the said JOHN uiIge
aud Walter Rice, ,...-,.. p,t"eaOI'
rrl on m. defendants Thomas lH1hIou asa waller ce
than four months having ,l''H sue I've "I"E c' e
sand defendants. St iHing u Haswr
:unr i, taken confessed a IL Tie sId N-rH@a' h#r.,
cause coming H. heard upon tg sfA hi "ni sNAi i-
,,,h il. IN. argued rs ruun-tl: cons ra wIr.cnf
conn doth liuI.r order and decree ,int The irnG' .s
before thg culus,>s'unrF u tl- CONT d.
ut If IA. admins the slaig a. Iabn sutton,
ana y, arc,u, If the partnership suh>istHg tt".rn ID"
Jino rI IL and tho sand john sutton, dc'. winch
.nrt mn, .,,d ,,n, directed I" examine ~'a and
M ana .n N ,lr cont wh any matter specially a'ed
nrnt i, himself ng which either parts rr4HI ot.tA.
ted tvIb-IrSit' - - zee '-''''' ~
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LGrs NJ - S04tt stree. bgf'.n.f.
C,rrrsL -, Two MtIlo>' - 49,. ,',,,,y,
rY,IIE President and Trustees al iil> '"ini".' o.,
4 nry on Drpn-irr On wh'l interest WI W ~, ..f
IusuranrcS on Lives. grant Annnrr- ana hh""' =.
rt.lvc and manage TnSt- Of ever! DESCRIPTION h' " .
nrtri IL their charge, whether .n1n E''''H''''
Gr-. courts of Iueil'e. ,.. -, .,,l she Irr
pa:d scIuitunuaIiy, or quarterly, ~, =. %
direction Of the ulvncr"r the hts,-i W 'r .rs,u
nf every six months, {" tl- cTeGA 81 i'' -" - we've
lliInn. ...-.... ,,fry.
j Lryr ADMINISTRATIONS. IN" c'er' insurance W
Company upon Their lives az 'r u. - , ' '' ~, d.
year. years tie "hr' -, Nc II ,,...
cnrGmrd Tor this Gomp1mg upon 'Ie ii1-' i'E''''
well for the officer, oil The May aua ARMS = 't,"'
nc had application Ia the Eum2hms q" IL '-.'. , s.,
3. iN>ulIiE-.-Ih,>c wi j" granted upon '''" -. .,
enatlr the an.Iiiaui to emo! the large h'"h' 80 '
amount ot money. ,..J. F., -.
for a ward when h. saai! arrive :" tE" .E' =" ~ q
marriage portion for daughter can eiicc u ''.- "
pany. , ,,..,,., rsr Il
President, baltimore: John RueI, Esd l.. L. ~ As,
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, y '""''''''
Secretary. ,,t.., + NrVIc.
Yrastre-lsaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson -" Ant.,
Charles A. Davis. Samur! Wrtmorc, bat" "S [,. E,.r
Barchay, H. Suarrs. George T. ia'hii'r !. E,yaul
L. Colt Morris Robinson, New York; Ma""'% :" va,
Pllit John Mnss rlatciphla: James ,"', 'IWj,iI IT,,
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick ". ErnHr, t. - '''''
Cushing, Fielding Lucas ~, Baltimore. ,o,,r most paid
Applications may be- made personally. :" "H ,l.rn...f
the Agents for the Company Nr.'G1. V D" WI. % a,
rates and other necessary information, 10 persons
frctin. ln-tlrances making Diner hif"".' ~
Company for the benefit Of their fannie, o, n bsrl -
.7ssats II ! :. snd
PHrtip NJ T.ss, Esq, Eirhmo"..
WV. =. SIMPSON, ESQ, Petersburg.
CSC. w. c,vP, Esq, Norfolk.
RoEEkr ASurE,oS, Esq, Williamsburg
JoHs. BRrcG, Esq, Winchester 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12
From Lie same
Hone the Federal party LsadcrS attempt TO impose n
tie PcOD;c


tie Peop'e.
Mr.. Goggin, OF Virginia, has been making a
speech III Congress, for home consumption, winch
speech the far aud honcS E,or of the Ga=ctte takes
authority, and uud>;iakrS 10 tell the people there
from "hnw their money goes There are dozen or
in>rcqrc nations ai forth by tins Mr. Gosgin
whose n"ggia c"rlain, w!ti.nut gogslr when he
coupled has facts from the records OF the Depart
ments--and these mi~r"prcS, htatious have lost no
thing the hands Of " iin.gn : man Of the Gazette
we shall presently show
And first of dc;uuitetS The whole amount of de-
falcaton from January l~:;j up the present
set down at S2,06J,ooo beng teru =" TEN wears.
Admit this, and how them We have Lcturr US "A
statement of moneys expended by the Government
from 1889 to 1887, and the amount annually lost by de-
nlcations &c 1t is authentic report made hy the
Secretary Of the Treasury to Congress, Dec. % 1889
and is worth more in regard 10 authenticity, than all
the Federal ticgsls and Ga-etes between here and a
iifax Well TINS report shows the amount of losses 10
the "Peopie oitier hard earned treasure from l-2l
1893 to be Two MLLIoS Two Hundred AND SEVENTY.
EIGHT THOUSAND, FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFri. EIGHT
DOLLARS AND FoRTY.sEvES CENTS. And John Z
Adams was President by the graceless management OF
Henry Clay and John c. Wright his ede6t,Rg men, VINO
ia now the Chief manager OF Gen. Harrison-and John
O. Adams had Mr.. Nicholas Bddle, and the United
States Bank to help him keep the peoples money!
but yet the amount of money legged OH during those
four years S227S, 500 AZ. And sorry to be
obliged add, that among those who brought this loss
upon the people, stands the OF j. c. y Harrison,
for cool TWENTY THOUSAND, backed by his Ia.
ther, Gen. William Henry Harrison, 'hero, nc, who
is to reform the Government of all egtrcasurers-pro
yided always be should be elected.
Now Mr.. Goggin said nothing Of all this That
makes us think that Mr.. Goggin had lost his goggles
Neither did the Editor OF the Gazette say any thing
about it. and, as he don't wear goggles We know of no
excuse TO make for him. But taking these two several
items, and going through short process IN arithmetic
thus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12
cOO ACRES Of eEGeot Land u nSdfa %'t, ,o i@ :

onn ACRES OF excellent Land IL Bedford "AL.tr -
GUU within $50 yards oi the Courthouse Ter sair.
ar.s If II r,r ra;c tobacco land clear, and sqlrhCi
Srar2yO acres in clover aHd other grass lii' "'l H
wei. chosen apple trees, and many peao ana 'tt
l,rr. b,rns shielded round, and thraair. n'r ~
nl,r oyer,ccr and negro houses. ali "Ith 5nck ch'
,rrv thr Courthouse al sad County, hns llisr e
Academy IN successful operation, an excellent maj ''
.tl, nav making bud large male academy bii'" r"
and a fourth abou, commencing. ...,.,.-rr
| ais, " IN 10 iiouGr and Lot ~ Liberty W. N
said plant,on The dwelling house mostly "i hr u i'
,nnms = nh trc.n!arcs rIcs office with rooa L'' v,
HE ice AMI carlu. AL wIilir iul Eitr "l ii
I'M. whole. urytcty OF either part, would ' i .s. i'
ul,ufgI or Eir.nrr w,Il. VIII SIT grt hfs n f-
and on good terms, To em-:alc 10 tl' ,"Hi' "'
81. me alone auA the pr"itlty --hr .a"..i l
purchased " "'' be CONSTANT! ''' '''' WILLIAM COOK
,,,n ilio-vSwl LG.yfa. Ea.F,t .i.C i..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12
EoLrE ELDR.DGE, : c 5. c
couir,uoxtr., or5',a, .

nuckiuulrom q. Il, !tla A"t t-.'
The narties interested the foregoing d"f'n'' WI.
take notice tla have aqp !s,i.u The &!a zane i'' L -
n. nf r,,ryur IN. sah ITO rtTa,--wavrr IN r. g d"
,rrJ n M, lice /, i! m'clurs \. 81. w. ie 's
safy court papers, &c. EOSt' S"'''' - ,.,.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12
Whole loss in four years under Adams, S227S5oS AZ
Do in ten years from Jan ], 1880, 2,COO,OOo w
,xrrss of .3dGmSS lass,

rxccss Of .3dom<'s lass, 2l6,55S IL
We find that the Federal administration OF Adams
lost T,co Hundred and Eighteen Iho"Sand ftrc Hum
dred and fItiycight Dollars and f"rfy-Serc" Gems
more TO the people in o"r years, ihan mas oeeh ios'
n,dcr Ten wears of the Democratic administrations,
and that too while the said Adams Iad biddle ana ms
bank to help him keep the public money.
But what rnh, have the Federal orators ana presses
to censure the present DeIn"crat" hui'''s''''pn ="
lle score OF defaults Mr. Van Buren, mas urgently re-
commended 10 Congress, tnree SEVERN nc. ~,
nublc AGENTS entrusted with the collecting, Keeping or
shprs,nu Of the public money! should be held liable !"
earv nenatirs for cmbczzlng IN any way using W"
public funds for priva purposes AZ present, u oe
iaultnG scoundrcl, Ike Swartwont' steals ''ioh
Two and uyes leo. balis nothing more than breHch
f trut and the Government can only proceed against
I'm n m action of debt. If the rascal take refuge IN
dar foreiqn jurisdiction he IS sae,-our laws cannon
,oncb him THIS is wrong. Mr.. Van Buren, and lhe
Dmncr,,ic marty say it is wrong, and that fellow
~ s,e,Is nublic money should be held much guilty
of Eel ONY as though it were private funds rs
,aLrh ,Lis prnciplc, and it will be competent Tor
the Government TO demand the person OF lrgtrcasn
ror ca, any foreign power where he may have taken
rot,ce and have An brought home III CHAINS! ne
I'm section of the Independent Treasury Bill proposes
i, o,o,l -, ii; hui the Fcdrrasts and out OF Con-
rr.ss nrc bitterly hostile I" it, The Democratic party
iam,nd tha, the stealing OF public money shall be dee
Cd rr,nx,-thc Fcdcralists Judging by their actions
are IN favor of having II considered as mere civl "e
ia, This is the state of the case, regards dcf"
crs and there IS no IN the Federal cant about ~
athourh there certainly Is one of the ingredients OF
rbvme IN the SAID cant--to wit, fiction.
We'll about the expenses. Mr.. G"gg'n and 'he
Gazette state the aggregate expenses of Adams four
Years a, $50 sol 9l-the average for each year beng
sig C6O, 400. Here MIR. Gogg'ns goggles and MT.
Ga.effe 5 honesty are at fault again We nave now ue
fore us 81 Statement of Expenditures from osl 10 le'
iaclusirs reported by the Secretary OF the treasury
ON the oath ult pursuant TO resolution OF the Senate
which is made from the records Of the Government
and vouched for by the proper officers ms stale
rnent shows the aggregate expenditures MI ADAMS
our years as follows 800, :.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

EI[nb"th Coonna ". Il. Snead, and Can:,ne D.,
,I lanes : To- BIN Mary hr> wife, Joseph Gri
Ann Eliza his wife, John Ephram james Thomas Watson Ju
watson Elizabeth Watson, Catarnr watson Janrs
ss,n M. wife Mary Watson, Mary tnu DN Iabtta n Jane.
n nix Maria Grotrn William T. Grntrn, Jahu l. Gtta !lasg
p ,rarn Samuel ". aud " !i,m H. Grren her- Is
:; T'on,ho Wais,n dec haT> l..lyi-.
Watson who was another Of said Iahh1 si>or dee,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

N IUN\CEEY-yIsGi>r.-.N Il Circuit Superior trtf
avs and naur,r ~ continued and held '"r Zoe k"-i a gum
- A. Inc Cm,uni,r IN Friday the lNh day oi April -''a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12

~ OVERWHELMINGLY mi holden IN tie IiasAs
o;rr al thu superior Court 81 Law aud 'aacrsy
III, count, nf irrnnac. "i the eth GaN o Mal. Isf"
wi,,ui A. pakr late Sheriff II AccoEac county. aid
ms, ,,,,r'r. a. nI wharton Watson, dec, Iillra
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-06-12
IN rHiNCERY -EIRGISi..-M Court held tor Prince ~
4 ward County, Apnl The @1h, lsit


4 ward County Apn The 2gth, leiH
William ". Garter, flnItG.
against
Linn Price Nathaniel j. vcnahe Robert vennlIr I.r,.
y.n,I. and Joseph T. Nrnahr Nathaniel j. NcHabr nj
,.ha,c. Wunduu dec, Nancy H. Prcf, administrator r
~ Az, and Richard II. Dillon. Alexander : Dillon aaa lY,n
T.. Ingram. ,.. ,''''"'lH''.
r. Price. mo- having entered h~
., ,v,n srrury according oI The General Nrrls
NH rh rule, Cont aud il appearing 10 the
,. rn,r that he nhabtaui ii tins stale nta
~ ,, n,, ly counsel, ordered that the .ad ,.
lam = Price, do appear the first ay 81 Juiy Count neat
, answer The plaintiff ill aud liza, co Of m or!gf be
,,, mn irS NJ in some pubic newspapers printed
:, % r,ty ,f Richmond months srrcrssivsp Is.
,n.i, nj me tie Cuutt!," 81 l> r"rn'y.
4 Copg-l,slo Il. = H"h>iIA't, C. e.
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Ann rli2-wSwl LtG.1a. Ea.f,a .. .c' ~.
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pan,r IA III a. admit de boai, "f Henry aw ,"
and in rel III hi- wifi, kc1ah formerly krGah N'.'.
Lrr rimlrrlakr and Nicholas Iikrainrk b.i
D,uir Nash. admir-. ne hem. aoa With iic "I ann N
Uoud-un, dec,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29
[ NUMBER 5.

or TO sublrac. from what | then said. |
commend it 10 your attention, or rather l
desire you to look at it. | bold that Con.
gress is absolutely precluded from Interier.
ing IN any manner, direct or indirect, with
this, as with any other of the Institutions OF
the country. Tie cheering was here loud
and long continued, and voice from tho
crowd exclaimed, we are here from Ma.
ryand to Louisiana, and We desire that
the sentiment just expressed may be repeat.
ed. Repeat, repeat. Well repea: il
proclaim it On the wings Of all the winds
tell it 10 all your friends cries Of Eve
will, we will tell il, | say, that stand.
ing here in the capitol of Virginia, beneath
an October sun, in the midst Of this Assem-.
blagc, before the entire country and upon
all the responsibility which belongs TO NE,
say that there is no power directly or 10.
directly in Congress or the General Gov.
eminent to interfere in The slightest degree
with he Institutions Of the South. I'm.
meDse cheering, and voice from the
crowd eyclaImlng, "ihat is two thousand
votes for Harrisou."
and now, SAID Mr.. w, ask YOU only
TO do me one favor f%e'ii do i,) ! ask you
70 carry that paper home we viii, we wil,)
read il, read il to yonr neighbors; and sheu
you hear the cry, !" shall Dir. Webster, the
AboitiioaiSt. be allowed to prolanc the soil
Of Virginia. 0oud shouts and repeated and
prolonged cheers With cries Of " welcome
welcome welcome ~ lhn, you viii tell them
that, in connection with the doctrine IN that
speech, | hope tina, there are two eo'eTn.
nen,s over US, each possessing It's own dis.
tnct authority, with which the other may
not interfere. may differ from you 10 some
things, but | will here say that as 10 the
doctrines a State Rights as held by Mr..
Madison in his last days, do not know that
we differ at all, [cheers)--yet | am he and
among the foremost 10 hold that II is indis.
pensable TO the prosperity Of these Govern.
men's to preserve, and that he is no true
friend 10 either who does not labour to pre-.
serve that irue distinction betwee botb.--
/ Immense cheerlng
We may no; all see the line which divides
them alike bu, all honest men know that
there is a line, and they all fear to go either
on the one or lhe other side Of II. 1t is this
balance between the General and the State
Governments which has preserved the coun.
try in unexampIcd prosperity for fifty years
and the destruction Of this jus, balance
viii be the destruction Of our Government.
What believe TO be the doctrine OF State
Rights, hold as firmly as any man. Do
not belong to a State and may not say,
to State which has done something to give
herself rsnown, and 10 her sons some little
share Of participated distinction! Great
cheering.) | say again, that the preserva.
ton of State Rights, on the one hand, and
of the Just powers Of Congress, upon the
other, is equally indispensable to the pre-.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29
I'll. HoIton, Proprietor and Publisher
TERMS:

Y,,V Dollars and Fifty Cents il paid in advance.
NJ, Doilars il not paia within three months.
nj Tire Dollars and Fifty Gents il not paid
NM aller the expiration of the fear. No paper
s.soo,lnuod until all arrearsges are paid, except
~ option of the Editor.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
pusre (6 lines or less, this sized fyPe,) for the
=, insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance
amt advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
1 Ger cent. higher; aud deduction Of 335 per
mi. will be made from the regular prices. for ad.
.,,sefs by the year.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29
AGENTS

Co. R. N. Cochran. Mecklcnburg, NC.
Cbss. W. Harris. Mill Grove. N. G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-29

Mr.. Webster referred
Extract from Mr. Wsbsisr's speech in reply to
Mr.. HGyne, january 2lSt, 1880.
At the very first Congress, petitions on the
subject of slavery were presented, If mistake not
from different States. The Pennsylvania Society
for promoting the abolition of slavery, took lead,
and laid before Congress Il memorial, praying
Congress to promote the abolition by such pow
ers as il possessed. This memorial was referred,
in the House of Representatives, to select CON.
mittee, consisting of Mr.. Foster of New Hamp.
shire, Mr.. Gerry of Massachusetts,, Mr.. Hunting.
don of Connecticut, Mr., Lawrence OF New York,
Mr., Linnickson of New Jersey, Mr. Hartley OF
Pennsyiyauia. and Mr.. Parker of Virginia--ail
of them, sir as you viii observe, Noltheru men,
bnt the last. This committee mado a report,
which was committsdt TO committee OF the whole
House, and there considered and discussed on
several days. and being amended, although with.
out material alteration, it was made to express
The Polynesian., 1840-12-19
NORTH PACIFIC.
j. Pitnan & Son.

1ave Tor sale on reasonable terms, viz,
English and American Prints. Ginehans
Printed Muslins. White, Brown and Bib.
Cotton Drill. White and Brown Imd
Drill. Bleached and Unblcachcd Cotton
Cambric' plane and Figured. Swiss Mu4
lin. Lace Edgings. Insertings. Fan|
Gauzc Hdkis. and Scarls White Vci]
Garniturc. Silk. Satin. Velvet and Bed
Ribbons. Wound Wire. Furniture ChrI
Hamilton Stripes. Bonnet Wreaths apI
Flowers. Ladies and Gentlemen's Hosierl
Gloves. Satin Neck Stocks. Nankeea]
Pongee Colored Hdkfs. Grass Cloth. Cad
ton Idkts. Needles Pins. Spool CtI
ton. Thread. Buttons. Suspendcrs Read
Made Clothing. Wickyarn, Sc, sc.
GROCERIES.
Molasses. Sugar. Lamp Oil. Ta|
tiour. Meal. Dried Apples. Raisin|
Citron. Pruncs. Tamarinds. Pickle
Vinegar Nutmcgs. Mace. Allspice. CHI
namon. Cloves. Ginger. Sage Pcwc|
Mustard. Honey. Tobacco. Cigars. Pic|
Snuff. Soap. Salad Oil. Olives. la|
on Syrup. Porter. Pale Ale. Stouchta
Elixer. Wines, sc.
SUNDRIES.
-, Boots and Shoes. Writing Ink. Sh'I
BlackIng. Arrow Root. Epson Sat
Bench Planes. Brace and Bits. Chise
f'sh Hooks. Combs. Sauce and Fry PAM
iron Squares. Screws. Nails. Axe Hal|
6ies' t Axes. Adzcs. Hatchets. Wriul 1
Paper. Blank Books. Quills. Corks.
Henera'ly on hand a good assortment !
Crockery, Glass, and Tin Ware.
Honolulu, Dec. 5, l84O. IT,
The Polynesian., 1840-12-19
e. e SP EN- r.

Has just received per Barquc Forager,
direct from London, the following articles,
which ne is now retailing at the most
reasonable prices -
Best wide and narrow Prints. Printed
Muslins. Ladies' and Gentlemen's fine
cotton Hose. Black and China silk Hose.
and Gloves. Patent leather Dress Shoes.
Strong calf leather Walking Shoes, and
Boots. Fine 1914 damask Table Linen.
Fine Al Bird's-eye Diaper. Fine Irish
Linen. Fine Long Cloth. Striped Shirts.
Fancy striped Shirts. Red and blue flan-
mel Shirts. Ready made Cloth Clothing.
Fancy Summer Trowsers. Sailors Sheet
ing and Cloth Trowsers. Fearnought
Pea Jackets. A good assortment of
Hard Ware. Double Gloucester Cheese.
Coffee. Orange Nectar. Superior Port,
and Sherry, from one of the first houses
in London.
az SO,
Fowling-pieoes. Muskcts. Fine sport
ing Gun-powdcr. Manila Hats. Manila
Cigars. Manila Cigar Cases. Ginghams
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Brides. Hal
ters. Stirrups and Leathcrs. Girths.
&c. &c. &c. Aug. 20. If.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-19

|pentine; Paint Brushes; Lamp Black;
Ground Log Wood, and Copperas.
STATIONERY.
Plain Letter Paper, FoolsCap;
Playing Cards; Quills; Blne and Black
Ink; Inkstands, Penknives; and small
Blank Books.
SuN0rirS.
Coffee; Olives; Cigars and Tobacco;
Stoughton's Bitters; Pepper; Currants
and Almonds; Dried apples; Cham
paigne; Cider; London Porter; Hams;
Cheese; Pickles.; Ginger; Prunes;
Peppermint; Swaim's Panacea; Mo-
lasses Gates.
Assorted Crockcry Ware; Glass
Lamps, TumbIers, &c. &c. If.