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The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-01-16
SATURDAY, JANUARY is, 1871.


" If so,' said he. 81 believe we can suit
you. We have brought the snal-sword;
a neat, gcntlcmanlikc weapon; the cut
and-thIust, good in melee, and which
will answer inditfcrcntly in duel: and
the broadsword or cutlass, which is often
preferred by those who are deficient in
skill in the use of arms. My friend. Cap
tain Bigbcc, is equally expert with either.
You have only to choose. As the cha!
lengcd party, You have an undoubtcd right
to select your arms
"Of that privilege | am well aware"
replied Capt. Lovctt, and mean to avail
myself of it. l shall rot fight with
swords"
81 expected rs much,' resumed Lieut..
James. "and have brought with me Il
beautiful pair of ducl'ing pistols. with
long barrels, rifle borcs, and hair triggers.
What distance shall measure OFF,"
Eight PAGES
"OnIy eight paccs' cried Lieut..
James, little surprised. 80, very
well" and he measured ii off and placed
his man at his post. Then advancing to
Capt Lovctt, nc presented him with pis-
tol.
81 do not fight with pistolsr'
Not fight with pistols-aftcr having
refused to fight with swords? What
brought you here then:''
"To fight !" shouted Lovctt in thun-
dcring voice, which made the British Of
ficcrs start. {" | am the challenged party,
and have a ri GIT to choose my weapons
according to the laws Of the dnelIo, all
the work! over; and you may rely upon
it shall not select weapons with which
| am not familiar, and with which my an
tagonist has been practising all his life.
Such proceeding on my part is not only
not required by the rules of honor, which,
after all is a mere chimcra, but would be
contrary to all the dictates of common
sense. No; shall fight with the wcar-
ons Of honorable warfare. with which |
have ever been accustomed. Swords and
pistols indccdw
But, my dear Sir" cried the aston
ishcd Lieutenant, we must proceed ac-
cording to rule in this business. What
weapon have you fixed upon and in
fancy's eye he behold before him huge
blundcrbuss, loaded, with buckshot.
Captain Lovctt said nothing, but beck
oncd to Mr.. Starbuck, who approached
him with great alacrity, bearing the two
hurpoons. He seized one of the formid-
able weapons, and thrust it into the hands
of Bi9bce, who seemed absolutely paral-
yzed with establishment.
"My weapon" said he, els the jarc-
Hn-such as the Grccian and Roman
knights often fought with in odcn times
"a weapon which no man who chalcn-
ges another, can refuse to fight with at
the present day, unless he possesses a
mean and craven spirit
Thus saying, he took the station which
had been ASST gncd him, at eight PAGES
distant from his startled antagonist. He
cooly barred his silcwy arm-graspcd the
harpoon, and placed himself in an atti-
tude. ell bet" said he, casting Il tri-
umphant look upon his friends, ga
smoked herring against sperm whale,
that I'll drive the harpoon through that
fellows midriff the first throw, and will
finish him without the aid Of the lance
The Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu (Oahu), Hawaii) 1840-1841, 1841-01-16
II JARVES, Editor.
ram thc.l,os,on Mercantile journal.

NJ
a TAN AND 4 MILITARY OFFICER.
"A, rhaps some of my readers may have
. ard of the story of the duel between
"A CAPTAIN Lovctt Of New Bedford and
ENGLISH officer in Dcmcrara. 1t has
IN variously related, but the only true
rsjon is as follows:
FaCaptain Zechariah Lovctt, after having
Er Horned several whaling voyages to the
cic, found himself in command of Il
81 ou BRIG belonging to New York, on a
yage to Demcrara. He was worthy
IN and good specimen of a Yankee
u Tor. His heart was full of the milk of
nan kindness. but he possessed ii noble
rjt. and would neither give nor take an
nlt.
EWhilc his little brig Cinderella lay at
1chor in Dcmerara River, Capt. Lovctt
afternoon entered a ccacc-houSc
here he met with friend, and they
uscd themselves by knocking the balls
but in the billiard room. Soon after,
before the game was half finished,
ne English military officers entered,
E of whom, Captain Bigbee, stepped up
Capt. Lovett, who was arraycd in
" plain, not TO say ordinary costume,
with bullying air demanded the ia
as himself and brother officers wished
play match.
FTaptain Lovctt gave the relocated
ntlelnan a stern look, but replied with
81 lrtcsv, that he and his friend had en-
bed the table and would play out their
me, after which, if the gentlemen wish
to play, it was at their service.
" But we can't watt" said Capt. Big
in an insolcnt tone.
\ You must watt coolly replied Capt.
xvctt.
\ But we shall do no such thing" cx-
Named the surly Briton eve came here
io'pIay billiards, and have no idea of be-
~ disappointed by couple of fellows
Mo hardly know n mace from a cue, or
kball from the pocket. 1t will take you
kthc afternoon to finish the gamc-so
klar out"
Captain Lovctt and his friend played
MI Come" continued the officer,
f@ough of this-markcr, place the balls"
81 ing which, with most impudent air,
he| seized one of the balls which Captain
e@ctts opponent had just driven into
j. pocket, and caught up another one
MI ch was near him.
he matter was growing serious. Cap
Up Lovctt's eve flashed fire for al
IhQugh he had mingled a good deal
PaPny Quakcrs, and respected that NOR
sect for their humility and quiet de-
amor, he was no non-rcsstant man
hsclf He dropped his cue and doub-
4: upa fist of portentous size. "Put
ese balls upon the table, you scoundrel,"
Rh'med he, imperatively, and leave
room."
N Who do you call scoundrel, you Yam
i blackguard? Do you know you are
Ting to one of His Majesty's officers:
Re That for your impertincncc," at the
le time suiting the action to the word,
NJ giving Captain Lovett smart rap
PISS the shoulders with his cue. But in
instant he received blow on his fore
d, exactly where phrenologists locate
organ of eventually, which would
e felled an OK, and submissively ac-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20

So Blair & Rives dismissed by maior,
~ of eight
Mr.. Clay, of Kentucky, instantly moved that
the Secretary be ordered to deliver TO Blair e.
Rives their official bond.
Mr.. Benton kicked good deal at this PROPOSE
tIon.
But II was carried By the same vote which
have noticed above--ttcenty sir 10 eighteen
Ii may be proper 10 notice, IN passing, the names
of the Sureties of the worlnies of the Globe Who
think you, they,---niSter Amos Kendall. and
one of the late subordlnates Mr.. c. h. Gardner,
the most subsersient of partiz,ns-who, with
out tai ent sufficient TO rapacitate him for any du.
tie. above those of an under clerk, ha. vet con-
rived, under the fostering influences of The NAL
administration Of the last twelve years, 10 obtain
the place Of Auditor of The Treasury for the Post
Office Department. This same Mr.. Gardner is
now, 4, is understood, humble suppiant for con-
tinuance IN the office which he ppoin ed 10 by
way OF reward for partiZaD services TO the last
Administration; is said that a paper is in circula-
ton praying most humbly that he may be retained
So much for one of the sureties of Blair and
Rivcs,
Who is the other? Amos Kendal-the man
who boosted that he had grown poor in office
Has he made much the Editor of the Extra
Globe-lhe catch penny pnhica,on--that he can
venture with Mr.. Gardner TO become a bondsman
for forty thousand dollars?
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-03-20

cheering Throughout the whole route Gen Har-
r,son passed by immense crowds on foot which
lined the avenue and the hardly less numerous
assembly of females who hlied the doors and
windows along the whole route
AT THE Presidents HOUSE Nearly the whole
throng of vI:iters accompanied the President TO
his new abode and as many possible entered
and paid their personal respects to him The
whole building however, could hardly contain
fortieth part Of them; Sd thatvery many we're IN
able TO obtain admission at all. popular Presl-
dent W Ill on such occasion, always be sIrroun-
ded By friends than II IS possible tor hun TO
receive and recognize otherwise than In masses.
THE C.osE OF THE DAY was marked by the re-
petition If salues from the artillery, the whole
city besg ye, alive with population Of stran-
gers ant residents. whom the mdness Of the sea-
son invited into the open air.
! IN TIE EVENING the several Bathrooms and
places oil amusement we're filled with crowds OF
gentlemen and ladies' attracted to this city by
/ the ely and interest of the great OCCASION
/ In the course of the evening. the President OF
the United States paid short visit TO each of the
Assemblies held IN honor of he Inauguration, nd
was received with the warmest demonstrations
/ of attachintnt and respect.
TIE ENI OF THE Day marked its pro
gress from he early morning hour had been, by
quiet and oder, not only remarkable but aston
ishIug, considering the vast crowd OF persons, the
( excitement OF he occasion, aud the temptations
which II Offered to undue eXhIliraiion. No nccI
dent or inclden whatever occurred, so far we
have heard, to cave pam or pang behind II, oil
to mar the ratification of the multitude of those
who reioced In .heir hearts that they had llvec
long enough 10 see this day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

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ssfiss 81 ths Htxrt, 0sa6raf U<tsliis Mrs.
fyssss1fx. sick Esse66ehs, F<asnis D<>sesss.
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80 = eieasss ~ saensch sd gari(5 - Dses1-
80 ed sasigofnsstss nervss aad slrssis,f. e.
ssns ed ssss lee v llss 1senscA, = az &saa-
sss origihsts fhoa iApafiiiss % tba Hlood, q
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80, = whish thss knev thsn 70 - sAissoisaa.
fhis e he esss . ell srEa sitiss h whsso sAsy
nave "a eatensiva sale. - y sol q - noass-
eieed he. thpse nsdnines viii ears 81 diseesss
nereIy b. Purilsina ths bleed ihis thsy win
soi dos bat ther eeFtsIsly WI. End sufleisne
auihesity 81 daily psoeG asssfilae that ikssa
ns6icisss. tnksn = rneonnenSsd u ~ Airno.
tees vhich saoampsay thsn, viii eoFs . ersss
ssd Liver, b. walsh inpsriiis. - 10 kised are
oocasiooad.
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IL peFseEs i1isfesie3, as rssraetfallg -
- aasd fbsf sensfai kssiEanrai has $50
latfe % ne satecfhsf, sf az essRs. fases 80
saletces ~ Aefeeet st8 30 ie8aEi. auas
skil..-ta p ssiIsfisS 81 fas ksasai 81 ssrs.ir
q - efse'fcfs--ze ft1i 80 paTrzsss II go
rsff.ft i.,ff eFsaef NeseeFss streis
feaefisf ftst sif - iesst ~ ets 800 = -
tetlt. 80 efslas b AS ssi tk.I $500
ANrNnW ntHFEn
Fstsuslg is. lslf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

A, Rules holdea IN NE Clrsa : tIlse ofebe C,ca,,
SsPsrsor Cssrt ~ tsv saa Chsss<ry fer IriIsr-
soa county. The ers, Mesdsy u FetFa-sy. sstt !
zAehsTI6A ShHsrTt. PLAnrsrr,
- AGAINST
cAsrfss c. Sisrbuck anf Harry Fsssman, frslise
eisdsr.fAs sasas ~ slart-ek 4 Esrtnas ana Bsa-
JsrniA Ford saa Dssisf sssdlf. frsaiag saasrtAs
aaas n FSd sas Snytrr. DtFexpGnrs,
IN cHANcERY.
IKSHE DEPENDANT, lfAuvtr gaanskS, uss
having euaered HE appcarsass. ard .ki-
ven security sesnrding 20 iise set 81 ass~m6iy
ssd lie rules Of thls epurt sad " Appearing -
s.sisiaransy evidence thst be V aog an ilabflaGt
u this eeuulFy; n = Srdrre4. THAI Aae aid De-
fen'isHt DO appear hrFr th~ Gsss ay ~ he neat
term, and answer the bill az The plsisii and thst
eopy Of this nrder be forihvth Inserted % sOna-
neSspaptr pabhshed IN ChsrirSioun, Cor tep
nsoaihs saeeesaivcly, ADD posted the frost door
81 te cyurt h0ass ~ the said tova u Cisariest0an
I r. brown. ckrR.
Feb. a., lssi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25
VIRGINIA, 10 wit;

At Rulca holden In the Clerk, oHaSe ofIhe Circuit
Superior Court ef Lsw ADD ChaResry for Jsfler-
son county, the artt Moad.y ia February. ISlI /:
Hiiiissa ysosss, PLnSriTr.
AGAINST
JoAn n SlrepsAiTs, aIaA WHiism ". HF1aaa aaI
tasausi q. WVnlaa, uasrsLsais aad psriasFs, ire
diAg uadsy ths Aans cad GyIa 81 W & s. ny
IN CIiANcERV.
'gHVHE DEFENDANTS, wilIian w. VIZ.
n maa cod Ssmual @. wymss, not hsS-
Tag entered their sppearpnee, aid given e.
eiiyity eeenIsIlnK 10 HE ns 81 assembly and The
Eules of this SOastl Hn IL HppeaFsg BY satisfactory
ssidsucs that thgy not Of Ihis eounigy
u is ordered. Thss the said defendants do apl,eaF
here "a the frat d-y q he neat term, aud snSser
the bill Of the plsui6, and thul copy 81 shls o..
DER Be forthwith Inserted 10 some nesspapeF nab
ilshed VA ChsFisstOSn. Tor two osths snsosssISsiy
sad posed ~ he Groat door % che oouft-hOuse "a
the said tova % ChaEiestova.
A Cop --Ts.ss,
Frh n, iSIl
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NOTITCE.

AstNG entered into en- srrspgsssent with
~ Asssr,, 'webp q Msrksii, % thia pises,
Tor ihe snpply 81 wool peeeAssry Tor ny basi-
Dess, sish 70 feconnen1 llthoss who hnso
herstofors bees suppiyiok sns ~itk that article.
80 shose gsnliensu, where they vii aset wIlh
prices es sallsfsetory e. ever, and also 9Th asy
oeods apoa thssans iarms a. allowed b myseif,
hsraiofeea. rst -A1tt. s1t2 q. - sl'g'h d
siso witA. respectfully. ioaeeIIns CARDIAC
Wool. excePt Tor cash. a. an5 i 70 be &C.
- GEORGE PRICE.
Shspherisiewn. .Vsb. n. lslo-tE 80
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INTEREaIlNa eAaR

~ vie hsd besa sllisssa uith CArasss sERs..
loa g ~ hysE Ter esssrpi ysara, her ssErluws -
ne $50 ~ tie lask lists he hssa ssia a. 80 -
$50. via oppg4e1Oas ksa asaiss shf ssAjlisv.--
~ slsle elsge 81 diesaes. eSrazsseod IA Ti-a.
49,, AaAa ed Psyos's Dysprplls cosasai. s. tks
= We Hetlt3e 80 uae Hastered q tFsler kostk
49, tor eereles yeaFs. go ast aa,ia sts,S =. -
fesy a1,fra - fhe telaiiT. ssse a.sl 7, 4, -
sessiiy y CAnssga AerAaa, ussf4kas. 80 fsS,sSi.
sssssssSs oslss nsa sea, isss. A.s'
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Ne. HsssrsHs~pAs tizass fss tssIvs p..S,h.
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ssen sastseas q pfhsF eazsa = ~ essfly. I
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hep q elsays ~ ae Geiz.sal
WA. WILSON, 81 Jeho.
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e isHAsross. Rssasrist cs,y, "a
, = nRowN q 90. As..,a
gsa. a. issf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

a uaab Cfassr F4a a efstotA5i68 $40
fsllarias adgerts ssaf8bssf ~ heed orsRHs
wahpd. IL IS ias 8sinuils (Afsl Neast
aauy eel shti's cot sd, Ctlioo dfess.
C5asB p8i Ea3 Bkilief. ka8ws bes - cas
oui braschfs. csc mtkt boniiag sh.ii.
uad Aaoss how % lsks rift 81 rhiidFsn
eaa hags ~ services ial deplh psfa bolb
"a uS.''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25

|. Hg-rhess vho enjoy aisslth. anst esstsin-
y fsos bIosssa gksa ihsy sompsse thsmsslBes
y thoss sufferers tAal hate bsus n@ictsA Zee
years with various diseases. WAieA Ne aDuan
LaDtiy ara eli sao)setso - teoubte1 BitA.---
Diseases peasen1 thssAseives u saFloua e1Ens
and frO1 vsFtops eirsemssoncsS. uhieA. h Ne
ep@meoeamaet, mey ~ y shsehe2 ~ ~
gNr PtLLS.-sueh a. Dyspspsia, LivsF Cen
plants. Raia 10 ne slds. Rbeunsiiala, ceBersl
DEBILITY, FEMALE Diseases, and al Diseases q
watch hunnn natnrR 10 eahiecb Whofo % 80.
1aeh = sGeet.1. Dige6tlons sos usIne tbeas
hledioiaes alWaye aeso@paey them. fAoSo
Nsdleine. sen - tsese via PsrIsoi ssiasy "
q thsir oPeFAiioa and pleasant 10 tksle sEsetS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-02-25
LivcP CosapHaimt

Cured by che use IF Or. HarIieh's Con-
pound Strengthening add Ge1ada
.aPeT5snf piIls.
Nc. william Richard. RitlsAarsA, Pa. snslrs-
" euFsd Of he sbeSe dEstraasing dissass, His
sgSPions wuFss pain and vslghl b shs IeTI
stde, less % aPpetits. vo@itiag, uoPId orseIa-
lions, disleniion q ne sto9aeh, uiek head
ache, farred toegas. eoubtseanka ehsnerd % 1
eisrOn color, di2eaitY Of 6reathlaR. dhsus6sd
rest, attended With eogsh. great dsbIlhy, VIA
ether sympto@s lnaieatlnk great aseanssmeni
oftAs fuasaIons 90 tie liver. Asf. Riohsr6 49,
ths adEies Of several physieians, bel roesisei
po relief, NTH usiag D.. HARL1cH'S Maj.
elns, vhieh terminated 10 s9ssting q Psrfses
eaEs.
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IMPORTANT TO FEAEaLEG
Da. o. 2. RAREIcHB
StrsAgtheniaR TSaie. aal
Cer.mna 1-.,....,S n;gl.

GerAGa APsyisnt PiIIs.
These pills Fenova sil ghoss aisafssslnx aI.as.
ses which PanALss aFsliahls % ~ saliSssd sslsh.
They remove these Aeehsa sacfutions wkIeh
whsa rotaieed, sOeR indaes nuiubsr q aissa,ss
end oiteutines reedep Fsaalsa aakspey 80
1lserabls al tkei: IlVss- TAose pi1ls esSa ae.
eerding 70 diroetiaas, innaeiassiy Greats mes,
and healthy aetioe shFouEhsst ne whslsaysssas
~ PURIFYING the BLOOD, sss sfvlaRatieseIA
% tbs stomach asd bowels, asthsaSus slu1e -
ileviag ths psis Ia the size, back, aaa loins ev.
ting aPPSttts aed iavIeesatiaE tAs sySgs,n sssin
70 re proper faeelieas sbd restoring trsnqalI
reposs. -
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.Aa4LNT

8G.sEyST
HilliGm Hicks, George ". SaPPiagtoa,
Standardization Of Samuel j. Cromey,
decd, William p. yfierdnder, Roberi
A. Broom, Richard s. Blackburn,
Isaiah Gaanff, Fisher a. LssCis, Tho
mas II. Moore, Colin c. Porter, jain
". B. Lesvis, Joseph Myers and Jas.
W. McCurdy, Dus.sAsr.,
IN cH3JVCERY.
rsliH ssfsadaH,, WHiism tiIeks, nnt hs,ias
- satsFcd hts apqeaFsaep. ed etsrs urSssvity -
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CASH TWD 1yIKNRmIEsg

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cash fer likely yoanE EgEss4aoRE. sfboth
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VIRGINIA. 20 VIZ.

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Jea:Iaoa county, The ere, hOndsy In Fsbrus-
Thornton c. SgefoOse and George ".
SaPPingtoR, men haHtS and partners,
trading ssRdeT the name and finn Of
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