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rnUsTEEa skl.k OF
Nxxx.Is PROPERTY.


NV virtas % Deed az Tun, fsen Charts.
NJ @ stasbnsk - t1s undsrslxasa. ssw 81
fseord IN the eeaee 90 Ne Ciofk Il Ne csaniy
csaH 81 Berkeley coaag. virriaia, end b par.
snsoes 81 decree q Ne ciresk s.psrios
Cosst 81 Ls- and chsssefy fofsalA Cosesy. a
lse oesoesr term. ietf, - The sals % gssseh
bHrns snd s,hers, sgsissi Charles C. nlsfb.sck
sed others, ! win sell a psSiis aassiss, on
Aessay the l3th dsy q 0scsnbsr ssst, sAst
$3.50 vAluanaH AEp wsll znows
fN8 MILL PROPERTY
H4&fRaX st The mouth ofths opseuss eroe !.
which wns psrchsssd by sssa q
G. stsrboek. from tie Aduinissrator win the
WI ssasssd 90 Jaaes Pssesasa, ssessssA. -
Attached % The Mil ere about 50 sore, of
lssd, upon which ere ssssrai HOUSES. 40.
Tsrns-ops sbird essh--ibs balances 70 twelve
sss twoaty -four nesfhs wish iassrsss from On.
Day Of sale. The d.fsrpsd psyussss " be .,
cured By ess6 ssd approved psrseaal security,
ane deed oftrust oa the pfsaisss.
Tits prepsrsy being pow rented patii the erst
81 July nsHt. vii - cold ssejest 10 the tsn-
sstt riskss
Z. l. LIE, yr. TSsssss.
.fbs--si fhs sszs sisHs s.l pi.ss,
viii Be sold under he authesisy 81 ne sfors-
said deed end dsefse. and also ef . deed fross
Harvey u. Fersash 10 assry Bsrry add Z. II.
Lee, Jr- alec recorded W Bsrkslsy eoaasy, abos,
three nsrss q Lssd, sssr sAs shove MN % the
seyth side q shs OPsQuea creek, % which ere
AIN hesse. beg Psns, Ne ED eonfsrtahls
Dssilisg-Aenss, sad veil 81 COED vs,sr.
n. BgkRY,
=. D. LEE, IT,,
Oct 2s. Isti.-7t ffuzss.
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NOTICE

ECEEaffF saepsis So iau.fisis ssssis.
~ aaai 81 - Rs,ass - ~ isis RoaRaT
HfTkEs Fhoss isfss1ef a. ~ Eststa = a
pisesa saH eed nallis, e. fsribsf nssiessss
No,. n IssL Asss :. issss.a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-11-18

issAsrrE. All diseases. even tnssaity and irri-
tab'ity Of temper, proceed from dsprsSrd or cor.
rupt hausTs, Which cirsidatiag Siih the blood oe-
sssioa Psia Nsd diseofd Ia the human frame IL s
elsar. thsi ~ pesessrranor IN the nee ofzandrsth's
Negstssss gHiserssl Pills. which BE- Of the srry
eeei. snd osiY Preprr Purgative madeleine insanity
sal nfitsbiiiiy q tsmpsr b. cured, "a veil a.
~ other dssrsses depending upon the paFsness q
ths cifeaiating laid. the blood
Bfasdseth's feEvssbie UaiVcrsil Pills ere kassa
~ The experiences Il hoassads 90 Perfesly sIeaase
ths hi0od from III foalRess. remove every morbid
saesfoa, aad rcRovafe iWesk aad enfesbIed eoessi-
tstlene - DeFfssl hrslth ssd siEor.
THEIR acknowledged iasaecslss nakss then ssEs
tssoHgA every period q sriasasc. froa iBfsssy To
90 sEe.
No cziss ssre n either dress o. diet Is rsqalrsd
shes her are ussJ.
With mis- ,Ryslashis medicine u our poss-ssion.
Ss asy vist he most siekiy FeRiosss vihous fesg
No esaisFio8 esa ~ pgssibiiify aReet ~, 10 Ne
ara e.rsfsi fFrsiy - zee thrse pills.
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Att fsghoiasfs is iss Frsshy,seaa chsrss
e-tfle.teva, ass haFs 80 paf thsn rsu
80 ~ - 80 isla nslaas, - rr-ussirs b
J. F-I@spl a. ssos e. rnasea.sni % ~ r
u &C. - fhoaas aaia.rfsft Esa sha ~.
s = fsesiFa tkaa. rog. m.
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PUBLIC RaER

Inv sa,hzsisg sns - passeaass 81 Dssa 81
ID Ffagi, enerStef ~ Asrstsa isieF. 80
80, o. tss sgtseFi5eg, hseflus tats e. the 90
asg 81 AgFi. 1898. 80 ass - seseId d sha
CtelA1 QAea 81 80 Ceurty Cesft - 1a&sEses.
~ 7Feesef a. 80, q ne ki1kesf hitfss. ~
fea41 mr1s7, ~ Frife7 - ielt saT 81 iessgR-
~ sszl. d ilestef ceFse4e tsetet, 81 Csrfies,
ie9s, 1e9sftes Csssag, Fafiais, A. sstiefg 3
Sea- e en- hustfef 80 ssTseigs9gs Saflsga.
eith leFsi l1tafrtt trom - t7t ~ 81 hr91el.
81 0aca ~ Esg ~ aeeastsF5 a. FrF 80 49,
80 ~ aEfeesss sfssie. II - iztt asfle ass
aiaiie1 - 7afah csfe'.es ceftff. 9 ~ osfii.
ties 81 - ifeai 81 iaat - ~ go e1r1tf q.
tstssese. esl.sa (" 4ti's orgFs shiss eassi.
Gea ~ aefs hsiEasa tAa aiteH go asifs =
asageaia nssius, toesas.1
at DAuenEpvF,
osl d, l8tt. xss.
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TRUSTEE,S SALR.

TRUSTEES SALE.
RRY virtue o. Deed 81 Tres, srasuisS by
- william Russsli % ghs uaasguiEssd, &c
Ifpstee, % secure esrIsin dsbta thsssin nsn.
aiooss, Which Deed b dsiss ~ tbs lslh deg 81
ApFl, 1881, md daily recorded N ne Clsrk's
Onee % tas cansig couft % IsGsrnsn, . shafl
pfeeesd - ell. % pa5iie sorfiss ~ ne biehesi
bidder, foF essh, 81 he fssidsnee u So WI
dusasli. nasf GarBharth Cross.foa4s, % aasar.
ssy AZ "a - n 500 p'sasA, tE'ssrrssr.J
n Hiinlbey u Uaiaable Horses,
horned Cafiie, lof u Hsgs,
Together s0ifh az fhs Farming Ulen-
siis o. said FayIn,
yisnOng ~ Formiag Implements are q
good Wagon toilh Gears, complete,
PiOEghs, hayToi0s, SC.
ALSO
RzSusehola r. Kitchen
EWRR1E%W3W,
Nsv b ths pssssrsiss II ssit Ra.ssn.
1Esaala - cozneaea "a "a s'eisek. An
ANnazW HUNTER, TFn.iss.
Nov. a, isal
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RcgiEnental Order.

a COURT ~ IKQURT Tor ne ar.s 49,
49, tAlioe Of The Ssh ksgiInea, Of IHfaasry i
hefsoy ofusfsd TO eontsns ~ DSRlsl ERtlssa
tassrn. IN ShePhsFds,ows, on FsiSas a. Iss1
hat snd for the seeosd bs,tsIios on Satur@ov
tAs soiA last st the tsvsrs u Isaac n Garter, y
CharisstOWn. -
This Tsgi1shtal cevr Of In(uIIy Sill eopvdsa
at l. n Csrtsr's, n ChaTlss,OUa, % Tie a7tA ~
IA SE,a< ussafk.
All excuses for dslinquspeies Tor The prssaal
year srs required 10 Be made a. The rsspoa1ive
bsttaiiou eosrta The houg Zoe nsstiansta
sAeh ssss viii be 10 o'clock. A. -.
oiAseFs and oihsrs interested ara required -
Be PromPt, In order that basiasss nav b e.
teadsd 70 snd despatched siIhcSl delay.
y oFSsr % ths oasesF eom@asaias ths 6ssA
RSgimshi, v. a.
JOSEPH q. PAcKRFp
New ", 1871. 81. SSft Ret
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HER AssoRTAEHT or
Trimmings, Flowers a. Feathers,
are rieA sad uAsnSPaSssd IN siyis and quality.
And che thinks she msy safely say she is batter
prepared thsu she ever has bssn 10 please the
fancy, and secure the appreciation, Of those who
nsy favor her with their orders.
Ia order 70 do business successfully. Il will
be beessaary that the cash system should be
adopted and adhered TO. By this means, Miss %.
Will act only be sasbied 10 furnish richer and
better naiarIals for her work. but 10 make up
orders 81 prices sntirely satisfactory. She re-
nsws The sxPressioR OF her gratitude TO her
frieedh for the kind encouragement hsrete(oro
givea-
charisstows. Nov. ls. 1871.
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TRUST EE'S SALE.

TRUST EE'S SALE.
EHT sir,ss Of . Dead Of. Trust FROM TAomss
- C Lsns 70 the sabsSriasrr. bearing data
the eth day Of MAY. ls33, seS recorded N The
ofhee Of The Clsrt % 5sGsrsoe Ceabty, Virgins,
Ss vii ssit % Pueiio sRetiea, 90 Ssfsrdss M
tfh day n Dsrssskrr .ssf, bsfsrs Dssisl EasisrS
- tavern, In sAspberdstovn, The follow.
inn ing propsrty, 10 via
sssss: The Store HOMse - Let
nov occupied BY Harper 4 While.
LOT No. &c, on German street, ~
ShePhe' dstOacn, adjoining Waller b. Sci
By and George Eyfrs.
an undecided hird-part ofthc STORE
HOUSE and Dsceiiing House, Occur
pied by Webb & .harlle, and HiiLough-
by T.. Webb.
TER-dS-One-fourih essh the balance In
three equal instalmeLts Of six, tive We and
siEhisen mohths, with intsrsss from the day Of
salsi The purchasers giving bod y dh approved
security for The deferred pay nenis, end deed
Of trust on the premises.
= T. LER. Jr.
AND. KRNNEDY.
Nov. 4, IsN. T,ssi.s,
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"a Go o, CAPITALy
Virginia Lecsburg lottery,

virginia Lecsburg Lottery,
Class p Tok 1871.
TO be drawn AZ Alexandria, d. c. on Saturday.
The 9Th ~ NOVsabsr. IstI
NAcSrFIcKSr SCHEME.
$4,000, $40, 000,
J Ptizs Of s6731 9ptIss. OF 5000
DO, OF $1,000 10 do 81 Al, 500
20 Prizes Of $1,000!
70 prizes o. $500 90 primes Of A9oO. he. "a
Tickets SlO-Hllvv eS-QuAr;srs a2I.
Csr'isss'ss OF pack EsS of IS vhals ,,.L-,, aIso
Do do IS half DO as
DO 49, do - qOs'tsF do 81
For Tickets and Shares or Certificate
o. Packages IA Lhs abOvs Splendid Lot
series, -dddress
J. C. GREGORY g. CO.
.Man@gevs,
WAsHiE0ToE CRY, ID. &.
Oct q. istI.
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A ca r D.

JOHN S. @aIlaIhsrs dr.
ID EsPEcTFULLY informs his frisads aud
II . the Pabiie, that iaisndisg 20 lsaVsChaFlJs-
town in . fsw Wseks. he will IN the msaAwh ils
execute E.NGR.eYET0 On terms rarely oGsssd.
tis will ooopists 10 hahdssms style, (ssapFins
Psffset aa,isfseiiOa.I
6eA~er S2Is.4.9 6ass 9SAes,
Al the sztrem-iy low prizes o. One Dollar pes
plate, being less than half the usaai price Ia
ei,ies. Rersons who wish 20 aysn lhsassivs.
Of 20 Pars 40 opportunity will pisass spply sosa
% the Free Press once. Initial letters. and
spisiolsry seals % stamps, engraved 90 wood
fps City cents.
Nor. 20, 1871.
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@NRR 492
PAY YOUR TAXESlI

HERBE TAXES sd DUES for he pFsssss
~ yeaE have bee dee 80 payshis, sisse ~
frEf ~ Suiy issst ~ ne time for saying tbsn
into the Trsssss - nssr &c hsHd. We there
fore, nesify thosE tbss ksov tksy sra- ~ arrears
fss ths pssssni sd PrsssdinE years - eesas
ioFwsr6 nsa psB up--otAsFsias, re she'll b
esnpuLIaD - @aks shs @oasy y ssliing pro-
perry.
J. \. FLAGu,
q. W. sAPPtN0TOr.
J. a AeENDRgE,
TH. RUTHERFORD,
Nov ~, 1871. DfPsiy sheriff..
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TRAOR on KaA1gW

Ind yapphgtepences IN sdid dsed II
frust conveyed, OF % mach thereof
as may - sscsssary 70 satisfy Ne sass ssbs,
snd which = dssesibsd thsrsis - bsiag " ~
Peter iahsriteA Or derived frBa ~ gFaad "a.
thsr, Tbsmas hssli, 81 gsofgs. 81 IS csfsFsnes
70 ths FscsFds - ~ CousiY viii sore feb
sppssr, ~ tha asna bsing thsi % shisk ths
SD Cells Psisf fsssntly fssiasd. snd % ehlsh
q "a Rsnaan soc resides. soafainisa
Fivs hundred end fogfv-four .4enss,
more or less.
Sect lite - h conveyed q ~. shirh y hss
iit ~ d 81 infhpuiatfs. sill ~ ns1a ~ tts
PsFchsgef, howard LUCAS, g.,
ueL o., iefi TFastsf.
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NEW MILLINERY.
TAe LATEST FASHIONS.

Miss Il. M. Hooper
HAS the pleasure Of Informing Asr customer.
IN and the Ladies' Of JsGsrson generally. that
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NEW GOODS.

HARPER q WHITE.
"T0ULD invite The attention Of their Gus
Wv toners and the public generally, to
their stock Of new and fashiOsabls
FRU GsssSs EViSmseS- GOODS,
All Of which they are dstssnlBed 10 sslI very
shssPi especially DO they propose 10 Ssli great
bargains for the cash.
Nov. IL, 1slI.
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shs hes just returned
from the East With the
FALL q WINTER
RASlErIDEYS,
and a large supply Of
the most beautiful and
varied ms,erisls for
BsHAsfs. Dresses. SSe.
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WIITM ST0BMa Tg@o a
ID RY ca GOD S.

bssatifsi ssscftmaat 81 Fases fs,..te
oaesnsssfs, hartsass. eiatisaary.
Slapiss, Ligssra, CeoeaFb.s
usis 81 VsTy aypefisf and 1theg o,.sI,,.. ~
aifeeiers,) W.
fuf ssiissa, eosi coles. 4 sskr fsss AL rss..
aoss-tl., ssaaiaui sftieis. sha ssirs sksas,
Gsntlamshs aeoss. shsss. e. q, 49,
Aha ~ ether seeds ssssFaiig ksal A ssssa
store. Hbish ~ fscus usna.ssssgs ~ -.
iarifs, es bs = ssflsis psfaess ssefI.s - ~.
teis, Ill Get isass Sic ss1fa sltk..s fsfsi.i-,
JOHN a0HRNn auua. ~
Haspera-FeFFy Nov ~ fetf
r. 81 Ms rsapaetisilr go. A. .s,ra
lhsi 90 iasa Of Couatfy Proisos 80 =. 49,.
p eNshsags ier goots 3, esah pfiesa I
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WOODBURY. FOR SALE.

ost 81 Islt
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10
Advertise HAents.
MARSHALL & JOHNSON
Have for Sale


Brown Linen. Super Webb Braces. Su-
per India Rubber Braces Cotton Bandan-
ma Hdkis Large Cotton Flag Hdkis. I'm
itation Pongee iidkis Colored Cotton Half
Hose. White Cotton Half Hose. imta-
ton Linen Cambria Hdkis. Super Linen
Cambria Hdkls Large Choppas. White
and Brown Linen Thread. Russia Sheet
ING. Ravens Duck. White Linen Drills
French Linen. Mourning Lawns. Black
Bombazine. Colored Bombazine. Russia
Diaper Check Muslin. Jaconet Muslin.
Check Cambria Stripe Cambria. White
Cambria. Super White Linen. Birds Eye
Diaper. Linen Damask. Printed Linen
Drills Stripe Linen Drills Assorted Sew
ing Silk. Stay Lacings. Pearl Shirt But
tons. White Suspender Buttons. Pea
jacket Buttons. Figured Vest Buttons
Figured Coat Buttons. Black Silk Cravats
Patent Pins. Crash. Nous de Lame.
Vcstings. Pantaloon Check. Summer Cloth.
Plaid Grape de Lyons. Fine Erminet.
BroadcIoth, Black. Satin Stripe Chally.
Ladies Gloves. Ladies Scaris Pressed
Grapes. Swiss Figured Muslin. French
Muslns. Saleratus. Dried Apples. Sar-
dimes Nutmegs. Allspice. Claret Wine
Champagne Wine. Madeira Wine. Malm-
sey Wine, extra. Sicily Madeira Wine.
Old Port Wine. Sherry Wine. Window
Glass. Paste Backing. Pipes. Half
Spanish Cigars. Best Spanish Cigars.
Raisins. Salad Oil. Cassia. Soap Cham,
payne Cider. ID. B. Stout. Ale. Nails
Cater Boots. Gentlemen's Calf Boots
Cambleteens. Farina Cologne Fine Ivo-
ry Combs Tooth Brushes An assortmen
of Stationery. Ladies' Kid Shoes. Ladies'
Kid Slippers. Ladies' Bronze Slippers
Best Cavendish Tobacco. Short Twist To-
bacco. Fine Cut Tobacco. Long Twist
Tobacco.
Patent Match Boxes and Wax Tapers.
A select assortment of Cut and Pressed
Glass Ware, consisting of Decantcrs, W me
Glasses, Cake Dishes, Lamps, Tumblers,
Door Knobs Salts, etc.
Also good assortment of Hard Ware.
| Honolulu, Nay p, loli. eptt
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10

Some kind friend sent US four peaches
this week, fruit much to our taste in any
part of the world. Speaking of fruit re-
minds us Of Strawberries, of which none
more delicious are raised in any country,
than grow in the valley of Nuuanu. They
require little care, bear fruit for several
months in the year, and well repay the
trouble Of planting them. That most lus-
cious of all fruit, the Chirimoya has made
its appearance here, and from present
signs, we do not see why these islands will
not soon abound in the various fruits and
vegetables common to the more favored
tropical countries.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10
e. pitnan G. Son,

Have for sale on reasonable terms, viz,
English and American Prints. Ginghnms
Printed Musiins. White, Brown and Blue
Cotton Drill. White and Brown Linen
Drill. Bleached and Unblcached Cottons.
Cambria, plane and Figured. Swiss Mus
lin. Lace Edgings. lnsertngs. Fancy
Gauze Hdkfs aud Scarls White Neis
Garniture. Silk Satin. Velvet and Belt
Ribbons. Wound Wire. Furniture Chints
Hamilton Stripes. Bonnet Wreaths and
Flowers. Ladies and Gentlemen's Hosiery.
Gloves. Satin Neck Stocks Nankeens.
Pongee Colored Hdkis. Grass Cloth. Cot
ton Hdkis, Needles Pins Spool Cot
ton. Thread Buttons, Suspendcrs. Ready
Made Clothing. Wickyarn, SC, &c.
GROCERIES,
Molasses. Sugar Lamp Oil. Tea
Flour. Meal Dried Apples. Raisins.
Ci,ron. Prunes. Tamarinds. Pickles.
Vinegar. Nutmegs Mace. Allspice. Gin.
namon. Cloves. Ginger. Sage. Pepper
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10

Mustard. Honey. Tobacco. Cigars. Pipes.
Snuff Soap. Salad Oil. Olives. Lem
on Syrup Porter. Pale Ale. Stoughton's
Elixir. Wines, &c.
SUNDRIES.
Boots and Shoes. Writing Ink. Shoe
Backing. Arrow Root. Epson Salts.
Bench Flames. Brace and Bits Chisels.
Fish Hooks. Combs Sauce aud Fry Pans.
Iron Squares. Screws. Nails. Axe Han
dies. Axes. AIDES. Hatchets. Writing
Paper. Blank Books. Quilts Corks, sc.
Generally on hand good assortment Of
Crockery, Glass, and lin Ware.
Honolulu, Dec. ., 1870. If.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10

remembers the story of that American gen.
tIeman who conceived the idea that, in
his then present circumstances. the plan
of becoming popular preacher was the
best that he could adopt. Few careers
are more inviting, and our friend from the
far west built himself log conventicle,
and reared in the middle of it very lofty
and respectable pulpit. The day of open
ing arrived and his new building was
crowded. Nothing could be more sue
cessful. He climbed his pulpit, and then,
for the first time, it suggested itself to him
that it was possible for man not to be
quite an fat at an extemporaneous SER
mon. He kept his congregation in anx-
ious suspense for many long minute.
He cleared his throat, and got three times
to the middle of an opening sentence
but finding that the enterprise was des-
perate, he at last addressed his astonshed
auditors thus If any one OF you down
there thinks it's the easiest thing in the
world to preach, let him just come up
here and try" So say we. as to the less
grave task of political instruction. But
the newspaper writer is even worse off
than this gentlemen was, for he had
multitude of texts open to him and the
vices of mankind afforded him an infinite
variety of subjects for instructive exhorta-
ton. He was not compelled to be new,
or smart, or eloquent he was not obliged
to interest and to excite. His auditors
were before him, and they were bound to
listen. Not SO the unhappy purveyor to
the public appetite for political pabulum.
He must be ever smart, witty, pungent,
argumentative, interesting, and, alas his
subjects also must be ever new. If any
one thinks this easy, let him see the list
less contempt with which papers are just
now taken up, glanced at for moment,
and thrown down upon the table. If any
one thinks it a common capacity, let him
look at the dullness of some papers, even
when topics are frequent, and let him
mark the uninteresting drearincss of even
the best of our journals, at this dull peri
cd of the year, London Atlas.
Alas! our own experience sadly echoes the
above sentiments. They are true, not only
to T, but through the whole alphabet, from
A to Z, sc. inclusive, whatever may be the
form, position, spelling or reading of any and
all words or sentences that we have been in
the habit of coming at that mint.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10

Some one has sent us the Di ], a peri
odcal published at Cambridge, Mass. the
organ of transcendentaism We have
endeavored to read it, but must confess
that our residence in this heather land
has so blun,ed our perceptions, that no
light dawns upon us from its "Orphic
Sayings of which the more we read
the more we are myslificd. AS we are
very far from wishing to condemn, what
is beyond our limited understanding, we
will lend them % any one who can enlight-
en- US as to their hidden meaning, or who
is fond Of searching for gems Of thought,
amid the rubbish of matter, or muddy cur
rent Of words,
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10

Don Quixote brings the distressing
gence of the death of MIR H. Patty, of
I'm of H. Patty s. Co. of this town. Mr.
WAS an active and enterprising mer-
and his loss will be much felt in our
community. His disease was the
fever, and he died few days before
ION Quixote arrived at Tahiti.
Ter the bark left Valparaiso, the Small
broke out on board, and five Hawaiian
en soon fell victims to it, On her arri-
IT, Tahiti, she was put in quarantine, and
mmunic cation allowed with the shore for
& ys. She brings from that place clean
III health
M political news we have no later dates
by the Gloucester.
Ne Queen was absent from Tahiti. and
Government in much disorder. We have
12 of riots on shore, in which Mr. Black
Che American Consul, was injured by
I natives, and in consequence thereof, had
He'd down his flag. The particulars of
! afray we have not yet learned.
Thirty ships were in Matavai harbor at
n lime. Two extensive hotels were being
y for the accommodation of the numerous
MINISTER'S that now make that island their
Ut.
The U. S. Ships Yorktown, Dale, and
want were all said to be destined for these
a0ds and the southern groups during the
cent year. The Dale, via Marquesas for
Iina-the L. S. Ship Relief was at Valpa-
70. The "star spanglcd banner will
y be displayed in ports where it has long
n needed, and as far as we can judge from
D.destination of these ships, American cit
,us and interests will receive that counten-
es and protection which their numbers
4 enterprise in these seas have long de-
lnded. Z
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10
+. II. BOARDMAN.
and JeWclIer.

" OtCH1sadKCF TUU sDCWC11eTs
Having recently established himself at
Honolulu, will give his faithful attention
TO any business in his profession that may
be committed to him. He will be con-
stantly supplied with
WATCHES
of the best quality, and a choice assert
ment of JEWELRY.
Honolulu, June IL, 1871. If.
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kApING ARTICLE. We remember hear
Lord Lyndhurst state at public din
that it was only those who had tried to
ne leading articles who knew the diff
N Of producing any that would be
\. Lord Lyndhurst, like almost every
Pr prominent public man, has doubt
adventured in this field; and it his
1T talents stumbled in the path, who
travel it without sometimes hal'ins:
!, according to the general opinion,
hing is easier than to strike oft, currente
Pmo, newspaper article or a political
(y. Those who think this, haveNlther
Ter tried it,, or have been blindl! par
to their own bantlings. Every one
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT. OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
July 8. Br. Brig Clementine, Rhodes, IIiIo.
On her passage to Hawaii, j. Oar.
by, First Officer of the brig, was
knocked overheard and drowned
Z. Am Bark Don Quixote, Faty, from
Val paraiso, via Tahiti.
SAILED.
July 6. Br Brig Clementine, Rhodes,
Kauai
PASSENGERS.
In the Don Quixote, MIR Lyons, Mr. Der
rick, MIR and Mrs Cooper and child.
In the Clementine, tor Kauai, w. Hoop
er, lady and son.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10

|KA NoNANoNA-The Ants the title
~ little paper printed in Hawaiian,
bot as big as "a piece of chalk which
NE its first appearance on Tuesday of
|oweek. 1t is published semi-monlhly,
E1he Mission Press Of this town., for the
III of l2l cents per annum, and is edit
Eby Rev. r. Armstrong. 1t is devoted
religion, current news of the
~. and such miscellaneous matter aswill
we acceptable TO its readers. We
(euld Judge from the present number,
|afit will prove useful journal for those
y Whom it is intended.
The Polynesian., 1841-07-10

FIRE At HILo, HAWAII. On the even
LOT Sunday, the 9th ult. between 6
4 7 o'clock, some evil disposed person
fire to the north part of Mr. Castles
Var house, which was destroyed with
workshop adjoining. Two tons of
ar. twelve barrels of moIasscs, a part
Dis tools, team gear, and four thousand
y of lumber were totally destroyed.
estimated at from $1,000 to s 500.
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evening, and passed delightful
br two, engaged in games which have
amused their early years, when amid
rs and in the homes of their native
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= J M = & 2. & 9.

I J NJ 2 Z :, &C.
5000 Feet Am. Pine Boards.
1000 California Pine Timber.
5000 Cakes California Soap,
20OO Pounds Tahiti Sugar.
450O Damaged Hides and Pieces.
% Reams Wrapping Paper.
For Sale by
HENRY PATTY & co.
June 10th, l84l.