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The Polynesian., 1841-10-16
{ O NJ VI l MIC a II f. ID.
For the PolyGesian.
Honolulu, Oct. 4, l34l.
To be Continued


To THE EDITOR OF THE PoLyNEsIAN:
SIR-ln three of the late numbers of
your paper you have published a transla-
ton from the French of an account of the
persecution of the Catholics at the Sand
wich Islands. This publication we think
contains many statements evidently at va
rance with the truth. Some having truth
for their basis but so colorcd or distorted
as to mslead the reader who is unac.
quainted with the facts, and some which
our enquiries have led us to believe are
correct. These traits in the above named
publication will be so obvious to most of
your readers at the Islands, that were they
only open to their perusal no notice of in
accuracies would be required.
But as they have been published in a
permanent form in French periodical
widely circulated and extensively read
throughout Europe, and somewhat in the
United States, as they have become part
OF the history Of the times, Justice to this
government and to the American Pretes.
tant Mission, (Which it is said is the pri-
mary cause of all the eviD demands that
these statements and others which have
been made should be canvassed and
placed before the public in their true
light They will then be able to form
their own judgment and draw their own
conclusions as to their truth or falsehood.
We DO not propose entering into or say
ing much upon this bjec, here, as it re-
M oytonInI a.
time or your columns will at present al
low-but if spared we hope to pursue it
further at a proper place and period.
In the mean time we may present some
thoughts for the consideration of this COM
munlty, or may not as circumstances shall
permit.
Should we pursue our enquiries we
shall endeavor, as far as may be consist
cnt with justice to avoid personality. as ey-
cry thing personal should be deprecated
and avoided where the cause of truth is
not made to suffer by it, but it is somc-
times necessary to sacrifice private inter-
ests and feelings upon the altar of truth
for the public good. The writer's of The
history of the persecution, as also the
Supplement to the Mirror, published one
year and a half since, with the Mirror it,
self, and previously the Gazette, have
made a free use OF names and characters
when in their estimation their cause de.
mandcd it, and with the same freedom
have ascribcd acts and motives, and as
we think without sufficient evidence. II
is not our intention to follow their exam.
pie, but as the public are the jury to de-
The Polynesian., 1841-10-16
For the Polynesian
Translated from the Hawaiian.
Iatus of the WaWaiidn tsIduns.
Continued from page G6.

respecting the system of taxation. These
seven sections which follow, are designed
to explain and enforce what has been
previously said.
l6. Respecting the variations in taxes.
The first year after the promulgation of
this law, throughout the different islands
of this group, the poll shall pay but half
tax, thus: Il man, half dollar, a woman,
IA quarter Of a dollar, child over fourteen
years of age. one eighth of dollar. On
that year the lands shall pay a full tax.
But on the second year, the lands shall
pay but half tax. The fathom hog shall
be but yard in length, the three cubit
bog shall be cubit and half, and the
bog Of yards length shall be only one
Fubit long. In failure of the yard hog,
five dollars in failure Of the cnbit and
half, three dollars and three quarters; in
allure of the one cubit, two dollars and
half. The rule shall be the same if the
lax be paid in any other property than
he two articles mentioned. On that
year, the poll shall pay full tax, and
his yearly variation shall be perpetual
{ the poll pay full tax, the lands shall
bay but half tax, and if the lands pay
n|l tax, the poll shall pay only half in
hal year.
II. The business ofth chiefs.
\ Ye chiefs of the nation, reflect we'll on
hese fundamental laws Of the kingdom.
rom this time change your course of
Procedure. A change in accordance with
his law, will be both more just ard be re-
lily better for yourselves. The multitude
people who live with US in idleness, or
but little, which we falsely supposed
be business style Of living, let that
ease. The perqnsjtes of your office
|eld in this country from of old, are to
the avals Of your lands obtained on all
our working days Those are yours
$50 one tenth part Of the yearly taxes
plected from your lands, is yours, not
owever the poll tax. But the chiefs who
0 not belong to the council, are not in
uded their standing shall be that of
ndlord, though by improvement in their
banner Of conducting business they will
sc to the same rank, by seeking the well
ire Of the laboring classes, that they may
pjoy full protection, and also by promo
ing the happiness of the weak, and OF
hangers from other lands.
10. Respecting Landlords.
Reflect well, all ye landlords of the
ingdom, on all the regulations of this
Nv, lest you be disposscssed, according
the principles Of the eleventh section.
earch for your wealth on your own labor
kvs, search out such kinds of business as
jill enrich the country, and those tenants
ho live upon the lands under you, that
be high and the low may be under the
ke subiection to the same laws enacted
the chiefs for the protection OF the
. inydom. On the second year after the
fomulgation of this law, which is the
Ear on which full poll tax is paid, those
|. (ndlords who do not belong to the ma
Onal council shall pay to the king one
y nth part Of all the avails of their labor
y ays On the year which pays but half
r x on the poll, the landlords shall pay to
al e king one fifth of their income, and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

ssnsl SEE ssuos. ans uAo aluays glssiod - be-
ing Oalia1 . rctgfnli1a. last, bul Bot leosi
nmong - opparsats - Ne banh u 1918, uas
Dasisi Neosior, now ssefslary 81 state, bul
thea Rspfsseneallys frOa Rsw Hanpahirs--a
ms. whs, u the pslAlesl Journals q ths Gag
ere - - taksa - ssihofIiy, b The very ioPsF-
asaailoa q every Flis eoliiiesl hsrosy which =
spirit Of lawless eapypaton ever gsSsrsts5 -
ThUByou seo 800 iuesa FnsahALasIa who toied
for Shs bail, sd wuo he nanoeAAEs who volsd
sgsissl ni"
Nc. sTusnT forthss proves. b. he records,
that ihs 3snk was noi Osly Rspsbliesa nee
sure. bui sha, y sas sarrisd ~ he Vsiss - N
souih sod West He gives able 70 sAov
that she NarthsFR ssd Eastern slntrs were
sSFoasly opPosed v he bsnk-Aa, he Middis
Gia,ss usfs comparatively isdiGsTssi 20 i,s fais
--shiisi the SOuih and Yves, saHis5 she bli,
giving nearly two-IAiIds of ,hsir vo,ss il i,s "a.
vof 7"
We heps 70 - able 10 give fsnaer sxsrneh
FROM thls speech. which sDbOdiss facts and A..
sunssb thar sAosid Be in possession q ever
man il Ihs sOa0try.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

a. lbe uoaib'g pafafe 81 ihe "Poianas RI.
~, 81 latuftaY. lea intt, fhs CcmpanV rr-
solved itesf lore hsstng % tats iaia coas.f.
efaiion iha FFaPoaiaoa 81 oFaad MhiarY ~.
eamFIenl
o. nsusa. D 2. ToWnEa ~, "a, e.l,.
"a % ~ chaH, unt W. 4 WfEs. Pea .appaiai-
81 HgerrhrF.
hfisr ~ objfei 81 ~ mesuae hsf hsrs sr.
Fiaiagfl 49, falieuin9 Resoiuiiann Hsrs nraai.
ncesiF afep'ft
Esestsrf. Tteffhs erolomzs Rfesnsrr-s "a.
Creed aflnafF EacanrneuL
E.rr,lr1. Ehai ~ f1liouirg naEed nrntef.
81 go ,tsT 80 hrfstT aFra.nt1f euurhr-
q eiaerd - orrefti ConFsaiiea rllrzF u naL
i.nafr. ~ FfeffneE fer te pafrrss ef fr.ar
- 80 au- 80 piece ~ ~ Eseanpnrrn
Sci Namifgact, ltfaI Lfea far-a
Az Z Wee eszEloa q q. Tarisl.
~ n Neere Henfg aorirT,
~ as7 Are e isrn, va pasri = apsuial 81.
.rfarta
nna-f Fsef ~ atses A. estl,sss !, ~
Ctesisa1eNe W. Flrrf erf HtI - e.h-nrr.
ed Irlt1lrs r1rrrr G. rrrret,rf r. rrrr
l. q. row UEE Etrilmra.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19


asy sseusily fprnishsd sgAiasl such |. s,sp
On Ire part o. ne digeeioss1 Nav. Is !,
not fairly - " pfesumed that this proviso
Was iatrodoesd for the sels purpose Of
neotihg lhs contingency referred tor
Why slse shouid u baes been introdueed'
And sabmit 10 he Sssais, whether 1t
can Be bsiisys& thai aay State would 81
likely q n quietly dose undsT such a
state 81 t1ioEpl u greet measure Of
public iaisssss their pSiriOiiSm msy be
successfully appealed TO; bot % infer
their afsent hom eiFenmsisaess q var
utih such iafeEsaes. esn.Ot bat regard
- calculated 10 excite 9 feeling a fatal
samiiy with the peace aad harmony Of
the coUstFy. nast. therefore. regard
this clause - asserting The poser to be
IN Congress to sstablisb oGSess Of diseooo,
% State. no, oaly without ils asssnt. but
against lie dissent; aad 90 regarding IL. I
cannot sane1ioo Il. On general Prioei-
pies. the night IN Congress 10 prescribe
terms TO any State. implies Superiority
OF power and eoniFOl. dsprivss the irsns-
sesioa Of all PFetsnes 10 compact between
them. and termiaaies. 90 Ne have seen.
IN the total sbFogaiion Of freedom Of &C.
ton on the part Of ihSpStaies. Bot for.
tbeT. the State msy express. after the most
sOiema fern Of iegislaiioa. Us dissent.
whieh may from time 10 time thereafter
be repestsd, In full vieS Of ns own inter.
est. which can never be separated from
he wise Snd bene6eent operation Of this
GOvsTnmeai: and ye, Congress may. by
virtue Of the last proviso. override is law
aud upon RroOnds which. 20 such State
! Sili appear 10 rest on . constructive ne
eessiiy sad proprisiy. and no,binG more
] regard The bill - asseFli0g Tor CongTess
the right 70 incorporate q Uaited States
Back with poWeF aAd tight 10 establish
ofhees Of diseount sod deposits 10 The Sc
veFal Staies 81 this Union With OF with
cot their consent; PFisSiple 70 which I
have always heretofore been opposed, aud
which Gao never obtain my sanction -
Add waving al other confederation
growing out 81 lie other provisions. ] re-.
turn j, 60 the HSuss 10 which iI origiua-
ted, With these my objections 10 is sp-
prevail. JOHN TYLER
WARRINGTON. AUGUST IS. 1871.
Ahsr the Message vas read, here vas an sr-
preston OF applause and rons Kissing in the
eAlisries-vhieh iEdoesd Mr.. Benton TO move
that the "Baak rufiahs" (as he termed them
should be taken into custody. A dtunksn ap-
proven Of the Veto vas The oaly iadividaal Idsn-
tiled a. having trahssresssd-and he, AFTER an
apology, vas discharged.
UPon Nc Gays motion. the bill vas laid
upon The table, TO be Priaisd. and made he or
der Of The day for Tuesday. al II o'clock. The
Senate then proceeded to Executive business
On Tuesday, 10 the Senate, the Lard Bill vas
furiher discussed and laid over.
The Bank Bin then came uP, when. on Nj
hangumS motion, iiS further consideration was
postponed uadl Wednesday.
10 The House Of Representatives,, the Bank
iTuPt Bill was dsbaied-snd eventually laid en-
the table. on motion Of Mr.. Underwood Of Ken
ltueky. The vote stOod-syss los, noes 81 -
This equivalsHt 10 is defeat 40 effort. Il i,
stated, would be made 20 reconsider, bat VITA.
out Sueesss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
asrEApY BoYs. srEApY =,

TAsLeeoS have been ehuskIihg nseh in sniioi-
paiioo Of Veto, uEdsr The iapFsssios that he
Wig party il 20 b di'9eisied. disbehnsasd. end
hnslly broken OP. They need not ''ihy she aai-
tsrisk uDelioa to heir souls" No such thing
wiz Happen. 10 1915. vhsh Ne. Madison re-
turAsd he BaDk bin, the RsPuSliesa parry kept
themselves ''eslu. aS a summer morning"--fsi.
tired not, desPairsd ast-hui Fallie,l uiih re-
nsved saergy, and lrionPhsd A Rsv bill vas
passed. which MF. Madison sisnsd-Ibe eooalry
moved on PrcsperoasIy fOF twsniy ysarS--and
% yin Il hs again. The great whis party have
decided fhe qsesiiOa Of = Bank; large poriiOa
Of the oPPositioa desire its ssthblishnenti snd
Ill inPsdinsnts 10 its eoasunnaiios vii " bat
temporary and unavsiling. Let no true whig
dssPond, svSa for neneaL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

Pfesidsni Tyiei's zee friends IN ibis village
oufh' q Ter barrel sd raised o,hsr l,rsis On
Tuesday aishi, 10 rssify thsir pleasure a. Re
pfoEfera q Wb'g lsgisiailsa. We ere aivsys
esiishied 70 ass hsm haPpy, Whsihsr lasif by
D. evoked ~ ne failufe 81 ne Bant hiH 81 hs
hfpsai q BE sab-Trsassry. ssd hops Asg nsz
have ciher occasions for nsaifrrtia1 ltsir n,,i,-
faeiisn duriaE ne isrm ~ sghis pepssmasy.
The "0uili0tns.T AZ ~ Gnaaifsf tsf-s d.
viil fosa BE- iH moiisa sgsia, aad Gee W shsii
go toms saV gsfg fas,s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
ELECTIONS

IN ALABAMA. Opposition naioritiss, ss
usual, are elected in both branches OF The Lee
giSlatura.
IN KENTUCKY. strong WhiS maioTitiss are
sleei"d - beth branches Of the LeRisiatsre
IN INDIANA, The Senate Is whig, the n.
OF Representative yea dOsbiful.
IN TENNESSEE, he Wing candidate for
Governor (MT JOHEs) has bsalsn Governor
PoLE; and IL is belisVsdsiha: a majority Of
wings sSs elected to the Legislature.
IN ILLINOIS, John T. Stuart (whig) sad
John Reynolds (oPpcsitiOu) are elected aad in
the third district the election has bssa closely
contested between ZaaOek Casey (run By the
Whig') aud bis OPPoasn,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
DREADFUL CALAMITY
THO HUNDRED LTgEs LOST on LII
ERTEf

ERIEf
The Steamer Erie isit Buffalo, Nsw-YoFk, 81
, o'clock On Aonday afternoon last. Tor chica-
go, viii sPwsrds o. Two husdred psssenssrs on
sosTd, aad q large quantity Of nerehahdisa. -
About S'siock 'hs vessel vas snddouly wrap
ped il aamss By he bursting Of earboy o. var.
ash on The boiler deck, and he vessel bsinr
nsvly Paiaisd, buFuI like finder, and he pas.
'engsTs we're 81 ones forced overheard. viihsp,
any aFiicle 70 sustsin Ihem. The boar Devils,
Clintoa Immediately PIT oct from Bankirk "a
her sssistanes vhsn she say he aames. aad
Pieked aP 1vsaiy-ssVsa ealy q ne whole aum-
bef--so that not lees thah I've hsadfed psFssss.
maisu and fsmaiss, zen Victims % The awfsI ca
lamityi a. he uag q he occuFrsnes The bosi
vas foor niisa ffsn shoFa. N0thihg vas saved.
TIE bopt buFnl - he vstsfa edge. aad sunt -
TIE Nss York pppsFs soutaia q liss q ne suf.
fsrsFp May vhois faniliss parishsd Do,
oas Wonau wss saved eut Of ne whole nsmhsr
oa bead. Ths boaI eosi sissV Jhousaad dol
lap.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

CAUTtON.-ThsFe ere is sireulsilos slsysl
Notes % ne dsaoalastioa % oua dollar. ohaar.
80 into dvaa, q ne Roaasy Bsaush Bssk or tss
vsiisy 10 Virginis, sisuss Davi1 eibsss Prsst
dsai, Joha Mcdowell csshiaF. Thsy neg b
sapiig dsieotea--by obssrving that 90 ne rsau.
Zee Sc dollar aoisa nTs slEpsd ~ ~ Fro.iSsni
sd cpaaiag 81 ne Parsat Bast 81 vgiachastsr.
oae % thase 80 PISSED upss Is fsu sssts
siaea. Pfiatsfs havs - ittle fanHisfny uah
aoney, taai i = aoi tsFy 5iEeaH msusr 10
sasai's ihsa, go sonsbody asssfdisEig blsa
BE hanf upoa na
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
THE VETO

We giFs he Prssidsals Veto Message, return.
ing The Bank Bill 10 the Senate. Oar readers ~iIl
fern their Own eonslusi0as spon = measure Of
such vital eonsequsseei and 70 the calm ju1s-
meot Of the people 4 Is proper 70 lsavs IT,
I, Is nov evident thar Presidsnt Tyler uill
sign Ne bin which does not contain q provision
to secure The assent Of he States 90 the es,s-
bii-hmsni Of Branches and ne :hiak IL exceed
insly dOuetful whether he pFsseBi Congress will
sanction any messane which does hot anssrt The
sat.rs poser Of he National Government over
The Subiec;-
Fer Ourselves, We feel much less esnesFn Al
The Veto than WesuPPossd We shoa.d, because
We regretted that he sonpf0miss fssiurs vas
istFodaerd into he bilI a. al We considered
il as Af. Clay characterised ths TreasaFy PRO.
jet, AZ rieksuy e5aefrn. whose iaeGieieney
Vould defeat he object IN view. sad fal 70 pro-
Suee he grand rssulls anticipated 81 ihs people
The Wing party. lhough sgideatly diaappoin,-
Cd, have no joss srOuads Zoe despordeaey They
have yet The poser 70 Do such COED Tor the
eoanify-snd us are sure. II disaster and evil
sfe 10 befaI he hauob, hey are ~ able 20 bear
he consequences % their Leo Foes brethren.
uho aaeet JOY ihey really % BOT feel % the
occasions. We eaonoi say. wilh he National
ln'rilieeaesr, that Ne shouid BE pleased 9Th "a
farther 'Fial fos q Baak' 81 he pfssshl session.
because vs do nos bsiisvs an sHeislt oBs esa
Be ebiaiasd duriaE PTssissni Tylsfs tern bot
vs can aoai hsaf'ily hdoPt its eoneindias invo-
saiioa--'' Let Bnios sHd eoahdrncs anisnaip The
Wac party. Abovs sll. lea net ,Ae misosnisss
Of siaeis msassfs defeat tie hiEh-Faissd hopes
sf Ne eouusEy 10 rrgara 70 sthsrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

CONGRESS The Bill 70 disiriba.s The pro.
essds Of the public lands, which has passed 10,
House Of Representatives, has besn undsE dis
eussioa IN tie Senate. the past week.
The Navy Pension Bil has passed both
Houses, and been signed By the President
n-sEE POSTSCRIPT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19
nTnnnrrIInn .

20 - aeafesiy y ~ ssl1assa a. alal iia grave
" q re sensts YES airsurtef o. Nosday %
~. hsnion'p iafssi % .itfeHis 60 gonstsr" o.
at rfeas.o1s- GYrr sees a. toeh 81 afs, g.
s,a- go lhaPsi hhi Do bee bsen sonestsi .r-'t
g. a'out ihs neef--p afueuiafy b. 81 uasftar.
ahen sioGad efsVas pFodues pisrsars Cd ~
reuat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

eI-The Rev. DR.. JoaE BaEeEENnIDoE. a dis
unEui'hed Minister Of the Presbyterian Chareh,
and foE several years past a resident Of Balii.
more, Nd, died oa the eth instant, a. he resi-.
dsnes Of bis mother, Ia Ksniueky, after a lin
gsriHG illness, aged a. years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

10 THE NETWORK MURDER--No
trace vhaieVsT has yeI bseh fo1uG Of the per.
son or persons uho recently committed the afro
eiens murder OF Miss MAaE c. RooEHs The
young man 70 whom she vas engaged is strobgly
suspected Of being the Murderer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

B9cOl. WILLiAA DRAEToH has resigned The
once Of President Of The U. Bank. add Jas.
R0sEErsoS, Esq has been elected temporarily
in his place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

THE sUB-TREAsURY RILL--TAe Pr.ui-
dsni having signed the Bill foF The repeal Of The
Sab Treasury, that ObaoIious measure T. no
lOsgeT IN exis,snes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

Lows FmELupes hageiinr eaui.
page. ln gaing HmflV ffam Ptris 30 Yer.
fai.les. ususlig ecnsisia 81 iun lsr7s. e..
gani coechea. eiih eight hores d sacb.
auc Eve baFrags eQaehee. Uith aiH hofaeI
aach ite uhois spleuiiiig espsHs1aaf
sishg o. isn meuaisd hgeFf ssfssafa. anl
q arisrknenl of irnerra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

GB~Fha Naiioaai talsiiiRraosr coasiaen ali
sPeeaiaiisn abou, bIestias Up Of RE cabinst,
e. mere goasiP. Fosse fssali Il anticipated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

Es~The navigation Of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Canal has besa resumed, amer suspsh-
sion Of three OF fOuE weeks for the PurpOss Of
making repairs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

On ~ Joisy n PTesidenigf ~ usiisd siAies
RETAINED 70 he sesats the Bin foS Iis char'rf II
he Fiscal Bank. vi1h his ObisoSirhs shsTssO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-08-19

lEmcrnEHT o. IUsficR WmHr.-lt
e stated IN ihs New York Express that
he Gfsud Jury Of The City Of Nea York
have found 9 biil of Indictment srainst
ipsiigs Wiley foF receiving lhe money
sloleh from the Frsdoriek Couniy Bant
asd be wss heid % bell IN ths som OF
so e00-himssn 20 $4,000. snd Two
seepfiliss ia $4,000 each.
JUSTICE WILEY Ia rsirrsrcs % The io-
dieiaeni fsaaf aEa.z-f thr i-fisiissi 81 ~
ofauf Jufy ~ Nee fefk. he adifru1sf its f1l-
ouia7 noia % ihs Editet ~ 49, Coufisr aat
Eaquiref
Cos. WEuu,--
Deer 8ir-I have omitted io noUea ths
many Ismarkg ihai have beon mada in
reiersncs % ne. in conuacuon uiih ne
FfsdsIiek Conaiy Back. The facant
seton 81 TIE Grand Jury o. BE c.tv. bg
Vhom have bssu chsrrad (unhoni =
hearinRl oi haEing received thris noaeV
eonlra'y 70 lev, gsqpirsa q 10Y head ssno
noiics.
, uih briefly nisio lbai sugarsa b
ihaf ma.isf soisly uilh felefrpes - m
laiurad rspuiaioa % tbs ofiesrs II ibs
Raut aad in doing 90 "a nsihisa but
UAai heaoT and ~ Getty. Az rsrnssl fa.
qs,rg3. WILLIAM WILEY.
Nss Yofk. Aasusi 90. iefl
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
ORiGI \ 4 |.
Csss. TAILORING EsTsBE.TaElls ENE.
.hsd snt unhIeaehea. Of oyery SD.

AND UEFUI Z y y i u Il
229 BroGfrGy h3lsricGB Hotel
Il The Undersigned inspection
of Summer shc he prepared make order such
reduction from price. Of Ihe superior style of
ment fail offer inducements purchasers from whom
call solicited before purchasing elsewhere For the accommodation
who, Of emergency otherwise require first
rate article of ApYM.pE GARESrs, assortment always kept
or hand after style originally introduced tie old
Broadway which Fancy Dress Articles including
Silk and Satin Scarf. Muslin craya variety
of patterns, spcaders Pocket Haadkerch
Linen Collars, &c offered for sale greatly
reduced prices from charges for the style OF goods
which are of inc G-,t qla!ilv WM. 7. JENNINGS
iva2 tf go Broadway. American Iiotal.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
DRY GOODS.
y.GaH VI Da-r- nTRR q co

2i5 Greenwicissrce, luors beow Raeag-s'reet After
haysr disposed the principal :pa old Stock OF Goods We
zad keep constantly hand and vaa
OF uea Good desirable and .~ays adapted
Q the
NR-Ju opposed, or i:ash Fail River, Dover
,err.aek Prints. Blck and Aae Silks,
Norsseline de Lame. &C.
And also yards bsaehed Mun. consisting Of every kao1s
style of Long Cloths, &c for led, \ i3 per yd 5000
wards OF ro1a Domestic. direct from the manulacOry at
lOd and i yasi ar wide per yard &c and general
assortment Of other cool. aeay hand t25 Grecae
au3Jt.ul6 III BOCKOvER & co.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
ALnd,,. Testimouy.-Ms

, 4 I.ndyS Ttsufnouy.-uN was dreCeu pt
unger branch Of NV family paragraph the Tribune headed
Lanes Shocs, which immediately discovered to be
N ckcd deception and mcriting public seorn
Myself and family old Mr. shc and after he
nm confess that nothing but
The polite attention Mr. Allen tcgther with the beauty h'
fng us would have induced us TO have continued ou
custom At tba store accomplishments thought Mr. Lane
son never We afterwards tried ms ana proved
our satisfaction that he ignorant OF the Ladies saoe
rn, a he aud gaihed TO learn that Ny
Mlcr l2 Caaastrc there we all resort IN
In, making oar Roots and Shoes Allen Unsolicited aud al;
my LADY IN THE 'ieiN't' w pN"NNN'-''
auJ3t
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
Cie0:

In this city, Yesterday afternoon Maria daughter of Capt Emaa
uc and Eliza Bauz aged 6 years.
friends the family respectfully invited to
tins o'clock from ;bc residence Of
her father 30 pearrcet.
In this ci,v. :, 4. +. A. PhoebHs, aged 30
In this city suddenly Cbarle. H. Rust aged IL
In this city James Pukeon, of George Pnkerion
Esq ofGasgow.
At Wilmington July Christopher II DALI aged 81 for
wears II builder II this
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
n1uESTECs.

- cases bales OF biesched unbsaeae! iusns every quail
ity York Mill Boot ; irraack B. T. Stockport and Harrison
Long Cloths Exeter Ilsian Head CabAo' Stark Mills
&c Sheeings, very cheap H. DiNGMtN' so Grand-'i-'
Corner OF Orchard, lforaery Baaks K Din-man)
NB-Beached Sbeeurs yards double width Shee'ing
bleached and unbeaehei. of every kind. .a3 3tis
New-York tribune., 1841-08-05
CAsY1N GAlsu,EN.

Concert and Fireworks. Thursda: EVeni' August
Sixth night Mrs Morley night Mr. Puucr, Mr..
Graham distinguished ugrf) Nj Archer, sud Mr.
Beamc-
CONCERT will he uudcr the Of Mr.. Beames who
viii preside a the Piano Forte
Concert oomineuce o'clock prccscv.
After ih Concert fifteen III he devoted for refeMents
before the display Of FIRE WORKS the
jn,eai.ncc OF Mr.. Hall, the ominen; Pyrotcchn>L
requested prosont their tickets the
An effective Police engaged order and
ali offensive charac
C,ut>-thdrrn half