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The Polynesian., 1841-01-30
KAMA,
a TALE or HAWAII,

&TwO HUNDRED AND FIFTY YEARs1sINCE.
1.-THE above is the title of a manuscript
X )Ich we found lately lying on our desk.
1hc story appears to be founded on some
r. puar traditions ofthe Hawaiians which the
4blic will readily recognize; of these and
~ little there is to interest in the manners
. ID customs of a horde of savagcs, a barren
I'D for the romanccr, the author has made
n most. 1t is certainly an original design,
"a we are gratiticd at the attempt to excite
e. interest in the spots consccratcd by his
~ and tradition on these shores, and hope
~ the favor the public will induce 9TH
to try their fortune in the same field.
% account of its length, we have taken the
sAerty to divide it into chapters, intending
|topublish one weekly until the "TaIc ," is
cenpletcd-ED
CHAPTER l.
glhe scenery of many portions of the is
sonds of Polynesia, is SO peculiar, so COM
Petely local, if may be pardoned slight
- and yet so pcturcsquely beautiful, that
ecu the limner's skill frequently fails in Civ.
correct representation of its beauties;
sNl unless the reader has seen some spot
och imagination mi ght realize as the pro-
@ype Of the one in question, should de-
Pr of depicting even a faint resemblance
sthe original. Indeed description can do
Put faint justice. Still, as have a tale
0relate, and my dramatis PERSONA place
@rcsldcncc which remains but little altered
This day, shall cndcavor to describe its
ef features, before presenting the actors
ne scene to my readers.
"ould the voyager have looked in upon
tam bay on the north side of the island of
wan, some two hundred and fifty years
- he would have bchcd not only pros
|e' that would have charmed him, but
c,acle of happiness equally as gratifying.
h the far background, and bounding the
'~on rose two lofty mountains, seemingly
b. each other, though a plain of twenty
IN width INTERVIEWED The summit and
ms ol one were covered with snow, on
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ssccrtaincd. The party were sixteen days
&om llio to the summit where they en-
Bumped for about three weeks, building
X;,h walls of stone around their tents. to
Arotcct them from the strong blasts which
3wcpt across the mountain. These will
2main as monuments of their visit, and
b. the benefit of future explorers. After
heir arrival Il heavy fall of snow covered
h. mountain half way down; the thor
aomctcr stood commonly at from 2O0 to
t. +. though it occasionally sunk as low
4 l3o. Still the party were SO well pro-
vlcd that they suffered but little from
H. cold. The natives, however, were not
2bIc to stand it, and were sent away.
fhc ocean and the high peaks of Mouna
kca can be distinctly seen from the sum
Bit, Notwithstanding its great area
5team still issues from the immense era
&r discovered by Mr.. Goodrich, though
10 fire is now to be seen. The volcano
u Kauca was in Il very active state, and
kcforc the kahalaia left, a report reached
! Ito that Il new eruption had commenced
Mar the sea, and not far from the recent
Cream. The cncampmcnt on Mauna Loa
xas broken up week before last, and the
observatory established at Iiilo. The Off
RS and crew of the Vnccnncs were rep
&scntcd to be all in excellent health and
$ir's. 1t was not known when they were
leave IIiIo.
The Polynesian., 1841-01-30

I In our next we shall commence pub
Ming translation of the new Hawaiian
]pnstitution and Laws, and continue it
1cckIy until completed.
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\ Negro maa named Alfred. He is about six
ieet hgh black complexion. twenty two or three
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STRAIT arrsunfaJhyef ageats-Ihe ssprrrta.g q
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Government CT Mississippi.

A g N-NrET Gavllalr, Ll 1871
FHav,s b. NoaUvAku. Secretary of STATE.
A. b. SlUyrEss AGtI1r n. PubIc Accounts.
J. =. CJErIs STATE Treasurer,
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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

section sixieen-south half and north west
quarter section nine---west half Of south west
quarter Of section ten-east half Of north
west quarter, and east half Of south west
quarter section twenty, all in township eigh-
teen, range two east. All It
Levied on as the property Of said defend
ant. TO satisfy the above named execution and
all cost.
ADOLPHUS G. WEIR, Marshal
Northern District Mississippi.
BY 10. w. CARROLL,
Deputy.
Carrollton, February %, l64l. Lie
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Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

THE DANCE OF LIFE.--Human life is mere
dance-the nursery a ballroom! Old maids
and bachelors, for want of partners, are COM
PEELED to exhibit in pas seal. Knavery prac-
tees the shuf2e, while pride. prudence and ex-
perience are professors of the art OF cutting
Courage teaches the sen aUGnt," and discretion
cthe upper part Of valor') the zen arraere."
Some are happy in their choice of partners"
while many are doomed TO go through the
whole "dance" with the dowerless and dlsa-
greeable Ms Fortune and Mis- Chances. The
ambition and would be-great are continually
struggling to show off in particular "set;''
but Notwithstanding the pains they take in
their .'steps," frequently experience the morti-
fcation of a "dos-0-dos," when they are anx-
lously exerting all their Efforts for smiling
"ris.a-v,s." These are the cups and downs
of the "dance." The "lords OF the creation
with few exceptions) are very awkward and
uagainly; while "lovely woman" is most gen
orally perfect in the "6gure." Love is general
" .smaster of the ceremonies" but being rath-
er purblind, makes the most ridiculous mis-
takes in introducing "partners;" and although
avarice (who officiates in the higher circles) Il
lynx-eyed, he commits as many errors ii
"coupllng" the company as his coadjutor.-
Hope illumnates the ''iesive scene" and ava.
they boun on the Eight fantastic toe"-hand
across-down the middle-up agaln!-till tim
steps in, and throw damp upon their merl
ment-the pipers stop for want OF breath, and
the dances is ended BentLel'S Miscellany.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06
EXECUTORS SALE.

NV urine of an order, obtained at the January
% Term IS41, of the Probate Court Of Kinds coun.
w, John K. Akin, executor OF the last VIII
and testament of Edward J. Martin, deceased,
will on the twentieth day Uf March, Ae4t'
before the door OF the Court House, in the
town of Carrollton, sell to the highest bidder
therefor, the following described lands, to- wit:
The west half OF the north east quarter-7east
half and north west half of south east quar-
ter of section No. thirty. in township No.
twenty, of range No. three east-contalnlng
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY-SEVEN
AND NINETEEN ONE HUNDREDTHS
ACRES of Land.
..AlsO.-
the west half north east quarter of section
No. tbirtv-two, in township No. twenty OF
range No. three east-containing EIGHTY
ONE AND NINE ONE HUNDREDTHS
ACRES Of Land.
ALSO.
The north half Of south west quarter of Sec
ton No. thirty, in township No. two, OF range
No. three east-containing EIGHTY-FlVE
AND SEVENTY THREE ONE HUN
DREDTHS ACRES of Land
ALSO.
The east half of the south west quarter OF
section No. thirty-one, in township No. TWEEN
ty. of range No. three east-containing EiGh'
TY.SIX & THIRTY EIGHT ONE HUN.
DREDTHS ACRES of Land.
ALSO
The south east quarter of section No. thirty
one, in township No. twenty OF range No.
three east-containing ONE HUNDRED d
SEVENTY-TWO AND SEVENTY SEW
EN- ONE HUNDREDTHS ACRES OF
LAND. >.
Said Edward ]. Martin, deceased, in his
lifetime was Joint tenant with the said John
In Akin, in the said lands, and the interest OF
the said Martin alone will be sold upon cred.
Lin of Twelve months, from the day OF sale.
JOHN r. AKIN,
Ear. &c.
January 18th, lS4l. S-tds.
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USING UP Ap,EcrrvEs.-We find the follow

UsrNa UP ADyEcTrvEs.-We find the follow
ing droll epste in an old copy of the Arkansas
Gazette, published some eight or ten years
since. The author addressed it to young la
dy whose house he had abruptly left on the
previous evening under an erroneous impress
sion that another young lady, who was there
at the time, had treated him with marked dis
respect 1t will be seen that after using up the
adjectives pretty essentially he has walked into
a few proper nouns by way of helping himself
out and his readers to laugh. Here is the epis-
tie:
Mrs. P: Madam the abrupt man
ner in which left your house last night de-
mands from me an apology. Be pleased to
take old Madam Charity's coverlet and throw
it over the weakness and petulence that indu-
ced il. should sincerely regret to miscon-
strue the conduct of any lady. You will
therefore confer favor on your friend, by ma
king Miss-ten thousand downright bona
fde good apologies, and charge the same to
my account Let them be fashionable, gentle
manly, appropriate, acceptable, dignified, pun
gent, soothing, pertinent, steptc, tonic, astrln-
gent, anodyne, sudorihc, rectangular, trlangu-
lar oblong, speroid, articular, chemical, electro
cal, anatomical, technical, legal, professional,
mechanical, ethereal, agricultural, naval, ma
rine, pugnaclous, paclhc, horizontal, perpen-
dicular, oblique, obtuse, acute, oblate, meta
physical argumentative, local, christian, pa
gan, mahomedan, ministerial, clerical, judicial,
paIatable sensible, tangible, ineligible, salts
factory, political, religious amorous, matrimo-
NAL, domestic, scientific. Little Rock, Boston,
London, Paris, Philadelphia, Virginia, Nash
vile, Ecore Fabre let them be of all possible
varieties that her taste can embrace, and as the
sxmmum bonum of all, present her the subscri-
Der, soul and body, with heart full OF atfec-
ton Qove think it's called.) If Miss
intended marked disrespect, will hang my
) self OIL the first rosemary bush shall see-tha,
| will.
6 Respectfully, your friend, T.:
= P. S. To the above add few sensible, nd
ding, and dancing apologies. l.
Southern pioneer, and Carroll, Choctaw and Tallahatchie Counties advertiser. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-06

mo. 49,
On Venditioni Ezponas, TO May Term ls4i.
John r. Lie wellyn,
VS..
r. T. Bryarly e. surities.

r. T. Bryarly & surities.
BY virtue of the above specified writ, to
me directed from the Honorable Circuit Court
of the United States, for the Southern District
Of Mississippi, will sell on
Monday the 5th day of April, lS4l,
at the Court House of Carroll county, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:-
The east half of north east quarter, and
east half of south east quarter, and south half
of west half of south east quarter section
three, township twenty, range two east.
West half of north west quarter, and west
half of south west quarter section seven
township twenty, range three east.
South half of south east quarter section
twelve, township twenty, range two east.
North half of west half of north west quar-
ter of section eighteen, township twenty
range three east.
North half of west half of south west quar-
ter, and north west quarter OF section nine
teen, township twenty, range three east.
North half of east half of south west
quarter of section thirteen, township twenty,
range two east.
South west quarter. and south half of west
half of north west quarter of section eighteen
township twenty, range three east. lying in
Carroll county, 0he property of defendant
William G. Kendall,) the property of said de.
PENDANTS, to satisfy the above named execu'
ton and all cost.
A. G. WEIR, Marshal
Northern District Mississippi.
By 10. w. CARROLL,
Deputy
Carrollton, February %, lS4l. ll-t6
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