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Polynesian., 1844-07-13
HARNDEN & CO.,
AMERICAN f. EUROPEAN EXPRESS,
GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS

iC" PRrNc1pALAc AGENTS AND OrrIcEs-Messrr
Harnden 4 Co., Liverpool; Maclean, Maris &
Co., 3 Abchurch Lane, London; Emerson & Co.,.
Paris and Havre; Samuel Haight, Esq, American
Consul, Antwerp; Messrs. Osborne 4 Co., BON.
bay, India, J. b. Sazeruc & Co., Havana, Cuba;
J. e. Woodward, ESQ.,, New Orleans, La, Alex.
ander Black, Charleston, 5. c.; Johnson & Callan,
Washington, d.. c.; Virgil & Howard, Montreal,
Canada; Bailey & Jacobs, Buffalo, N. Y; Thomp-
son & Co., Albany, N. Y; Harden & Co., 3 Wall
Street, New-York J. T. j.. G. Woodward, ST.
John, N. b.; Harnden 4 Co., 8 Court street,
Boston; Walker & Co., Concord, N. H.; Winslow
& Co., Portland and Bangor, Me-; Forbes &
Walker, Portsmouth and Newburyport; A. W..
Godfrey, Halifax, N. s.; b. w. Wheeler, Provi-
dence, r. l.; Adrian Low, Salem, Mass.
Messrs. HARNDEN & Co.'s arrangements arc such,
that they can forward by EXPRESS CARS AND
STEAM SHIPS, Specie, Bank Notes, Packages,
Parcels, and Merchandise, of all descriptions, to
any part of Europe, United States, or Canada.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is given to the Purchase
or sale of MERCHANDISE, of any and every de-
scription, either at home or abroad; to the trans
action of business in Boston, New
York, Liverpool, London, and Havre; and to the
general transaction Of any and all kinds of For
warding and Commission business.
DRAFTS, NoTEs, AND BILLS COLLECTED, as
above.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, in sums to suit, furnished
on st. John, NJ b.; Halifax, N. S.; or on any
part of Europe.
IL" FOREIGN Letter Bags are
kept at the Office in New-York and Boston, for
all parts Of the world, which are despatched reeu-
larly by the Royal Mail Steamers from Boston,
the steamer Great Western and all the sailing
packets from New-York the postage of which can
be prepaid to any part of the world. Merchants
and others who have correspondents on the conti-
nent of Europe, can, by making a small remit
lance to our Boston Office, have their letters sent
to the care of either our Liverpool or London
Agents, who will pay the postage, and RENAL to
the United States, as directed. .r a
iI'lNDIA OVERLAND EXPRESS. IMPORTANT
Harnden & Co. have made arrangements with
cMessrs. Waghorn & Co., (who run the great over
land expressly to forward by them any and all
kinds Of Parcels and Packages to any part Of
Egypt, Red Sea, Alden, Bombay, Ceylon, Madras.
Calcutta, Singapore, and China, or any part of the
continent.
Polynesian., 1844-07-13

flower glasses, dahlia, do, dccanters, sugars, co.
ioenes, buffers, hook do, cupping do, syrup bottles,
pitchers and plates.
Crockery Ware.
China tea sets, brown ware do do, dinner sets,
ewers and basins, water pitchers, bowls and mugs.
Astral and solar wicks, Britannia cups, do mugs,
do pitchers, do communion set, do top molasses
jugs, do casters.
%Sundries.
Muskets, bricks, sea coal, grindstonss, anchon,
chain cables, cooper's anvils.
Wanted,
American and European bills Of exchange.
May 22.
Polynesian., 1844-07-13

NOR sale at this Office, Binkershoock's Law of
IL War; Curtis Admiralty Digest; do Conveyan-
Ger; do Merchant Seamen; Stevens & Beueeke on
insurance; Story on Bailments; do do Constitution.
8 vols; do do Partnership; do do Bills Exchange
Bancroft's U. S., 3 vols; do do abridged, 2 vols;
Chambers Trials; Edwards Anatomy; Espy on
Storms; Heeren's Greece; Hillhouse Tragedies, 2
vols; Life in Mexico, 2 vols; Louis on Phthisis; Fer
dinand and Isabella, 3 vols; Sponsors Poetical
Works, 8 vols; Totten's Naval Text Book; Towns
heads Facts; Trial of Jesus.
May %.
Polynesian., 1844-07-13
Notice.

VETE request those who wish to subscribe to the
w PoLYNEsIAN, to send their names 10 US,
with the subscription payable in all cases in ad-
vance. Some papers have been ordered through
our native carrier, but as he is liable to make mis-
takes in regard to the names of the individuals who
subscribe, we shall in future send papers only to
those who order them through us. If anv mistakes
are made in the delivery to subscribers, they shall
Immediately be corrected, upon notice being given.
June Is 3w
Polynesian., 1844-07-13

@N II American low-decked brigantine
Z%AM LAFAYETTE, two years old, strong
&C WV ly built; %coppered, put in thorough
Ssss1 sssss--. order within six months-has a full
inventory, two suits of sails, heavy chains and an
chors, newly spared, and is in fine order for any
voyage. Her burthen is one hundred and fifty tons
has a poop cabin and a small after one below. She
can carry below deck two hundred tons weight and
measurement, beside a deck-load of lumber, cattle.
molasses, etc., and is admirably adapted for the Co.
lumbia River or Coast trade. For further part,cu-
lars inquire of C. BREWER & CO., or
May %. If J. ]. JARVES
Polynesian., 1844-07-13
NOTICE.

NY responsible individuals on other islands or
- IN other countries who will act as agents for
this paper, by securing subscribers or advertisements,
and sending us shipping intelligence, or news and
communications of general interest, shall be entitled
to q liberal commission for their trouble. We would
esteem 1t a favor to be notified as soon as possible
by any who would undertake the business, that the
May 22. CIV
Polynesian., 1844-07-13
Is & JOB PRINTIC
NEATLY EXECUTED
AT THE
POLYNESIAN OFFICE.
TERMS OF THE POLYNESIAN.

iDs SUBscRIPrIoN-$6 per annum r.v.h,. n
advance; half year, So $50; Quarter ~. s;noIs
'op'e'' 20 cents; six copies, 81; three, 50 cts.
-" ADvERrIsINe.-A square. 40 cr e.. .hx..
insertions, 80 cents for each continnsncs. more
tnan nalt a square, and less than a whole, $50
tor first three insertions, and 80 cents for Zach
continuance; half a square. or less, 81 for first
'''' INSERTIONS 70 cents for each continuance.
and EARLY ~ADvERTIsINo favorable,
ana made known on application to the Editor.
~ carriages Births, Notices, Cards, &c. in
matters Of charity.
Polynesian., 1844-07-13

NEW GOODS.

* BREWER & co. have received, per "Conga-
" ree,' Lafayette and other late arrivals,
a large assortment Of MERCHANDISE, which they
offer for sale on reasonable terms, as follows:
Polynesian., 1844-07-13
Naval Stores.

Tar and pitch, rosin, varnish, spirits turpentine
paint oil, black green and yellow paint, Russian
blue, l~itharge, lamp black, ivory do, yellow ochre
pine Stats. spars, spruce poles, oars, clapboards,
pine boards, oak and pine plank, native rafters,
cedar joist, do timber, oak and hacmetac Knees
handspikes, Delaying pins, blocks and pins, oak logs,
window frames, sashes and blinds complete, HANKS
and mast hoops.
Polynesian., 1844-07-13

For Sale,
fisP " neat wooden COTTAGES in the valley
Honolula. For terms, apply TO
Msy ~. C. BREWER e. 90
Polynesian., 1844-07-13
Wanted.

Bills on the United States, England, and France.
Polynesian., 1844-07-13
NOTICE.

Honolulu, Oahu, Sandwich Islands.
September /, ls43.
' \HE firm Of PIERCE & BREWER was dis
IL solved on the 3lst ultimo, having expired by
limitations; the affairs Of the late concern will be
settied by Mr.. Charles Brewer, at these Islands, or
M, Henry A.. Pierce, in Boston, Mass, United
Brewer, J. F. B. Marshall, and Francis johnson.
unde. tho hrm Of C. Brewer & Co., commencing on
~ u.'e HENRY A. PIERCE,
may e. uEHe CHARLES BREWER.
Polynesian., 1844-07-13
For Sale,

For Sale,
\ Boston built four wheeled BUGGY, lined with
"A drab-colored cashmere. Also, a harness. In.
quire Of J. J. JARVES.
May 20. If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
TO Teachers and Parents.

ELEMENTS OF NATURAL PHILOSOPHY,
embracing the general principles of Mechanics,
Hydrostatics, Hydraulics, Pneumatlcs Acous-
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and Astronomy Illustrated by several hundred
Engravings By LEONARD D. GALE, NJ. D., Pro
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full bound, 30 cents 81 So dozento Teachers.
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SIXTEENTH EDITION.

The w hfS Almanac for the year is 4s'
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Tariff; Past and Present Tariffs Comparative
Statement OF the most important articles bearing
specific dutes as imposed by the acts oil 1916 1924,
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National Bank, with Extracts from MIR. McDut-
! TIES Report, PROTECTION TO AMERICAN INDUS
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BY every citizen who takes an interest III the cause
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ELECTION RETURNS, by States, Congress
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Anecdotes of Mr.. Clay, John @. Adams, Col. john
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
. Schs Brilliant, from Virginia, oyster.

The Swedish ship Peter lanes bs!O.s reported having
made several unsuccessful attempts 70 GET up me CITY, was
towed up Yesterday b. Comet and Statesman
The ship Calhoun. from Charleston, before reported
Choir Graves End under weigh YESTERDAY and beat
The ship tina Washington reported as having sailed in
attempting get of the East River was headed of by
wod and tide and obliged ship which brought
her in contact with the the Long Island shore The
steamboat Jacob Bell 20 her assistance aud made an e
fort 10 get her off but W thoat success
The sup Tennessee from Rotterdam reported by the
pilot boat Phantom. has yetmais her appearance
The schr william Borden, Brumme,l, from Virginia
with Pie wood ashore last THURSDAY night on Ions
Island near the y r owS
TIL Telegraph reported no vessels 10 eiSht from the high
LANDS last evening al SHUTDOWN.
The sudden changes Of the wind from Eastward TO North
ward has the pacpa hs drift ice 70 so TO sea
Vessels do nor find much difficulty getting out OF the harbor
Wind fresh al INV. Weather clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
NEW CLAY MINSTREL.

r. = The Clay Minstrel OF, NATIONAL SongsteI 10
which is prrGxsd Slercn OF Life Public Services, and
Gh4ae OF Henry Clay BY John S Li'te President Of the
Clay Club of German town, Pa.
advertisement TO the FDst Edition.
1t occurred he Editor OF thu Minstrel hat puhhcd-
upon the plan ofthat nov Offered 10 the pub &c would be
acceptable and might De useful the present Juncute and
ning that his de ign approved by friends whose polt
cal experience gave increased their orlGlOn he
par-d brief and unpeending Sketch that follows of the
lie Of Mr. Clay. He take. pleaue stating that he much
Indebted the researches OF Mr. Prentice aud Of Mr. f. Sar
get comprehensive and interesting biographies
alike Bile their talents aud worthy Of their subject
and al whose Curiosity tr shrpenrd aud excited by 1
imp-ri,cl gLimpSes OF ustrous S;atesman afforded
through the following will find n them full and
ccumstanti4 information than could De embraced within
IN narrow limits aud unambous design Of t0is ub cation
From their works and from such other public
were dately hand the torch of the Editor has
ceved is Bile ht, and he hold, aol the hope that
also be although in humble degree IN scat
tbs mss OF preudic, with which Ignorance and party
rage long oped the subject but which even
are gradually rising and rolling beneath . influence Of
revealing light and of that truth whica is mighty and ts
preual
been written expressly for the Minstrel others have hn
cleaned Ion the public journals and other pubcaton Of
the day. j. .. b.
Germantown, Oct. 1912
For sale the Tribune office. Price cents single copy.
O 81 prr DOZEN. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
DISASTERS.

Schr Lois Honeywell hence Baltimore aground of
New Point Chesapeake heavy gais the morn
ing he J7h Cant Obliged to discharge nearly
the cargo lighters anchored OH b. smaller boats BE-
fore she got aoat which she did the Goth, ana smooth
water r,shpied and arrived baltimore the 18th
neither vessel being in the slightest degree dam
aged.
Brig Adams Warren, from Providence, which arrived AT
Belfast the nth inst, took hre while yng IN lslesooo
ess rds- maiasa &c. 1t presumed she VIII be re-
paired. ,
full-rigg.d brig off Chatham, Care Cod the Gath
inst with loss OF mann yard and no t9pSaans yards
fore spolred blown with on board. A ne rm
big was wing her. This day later than hen seen
by the Plato AT Portland
The sch chuylk before reported as having gone ashore
on the North Carolina. advertise 10 have been
sold at Wilmington e. the oath for the beaeht 0!
all concerned
The whalng bark Pearl insured New Bedford for
SlSGOO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
MARRIED,

On MONDAY morning J.uuary ~ The Chsreh OF the
Messiah 6y the Rev DR.. Dewey Capt. NATHANIEL PUT-
nam, II 70 VI SIS ABBY D. PUrSAa, all OF THIS city.
January %, Mr. G,RsIrr = Van WAGNER Of Paterson,
y J.. 10 Miss ECSICE d thompson. oi New York.
January "a MI. JOSEPH C. W!SAnT Of this city, Mss
MARTHA hfSG.LASD. Rossvile, Staten Island
~ otouIastrh, H. January IS, MIR EzsA w THArEs 10
to Miss JUDITH MARIA daughter Of lir. Nathan Wseeicr
Az DecksTtown, j, January "a Rev SASFosp LEACH,
Pastor OF The First Baptist Church, W4Dtae, Miss Ann
ELzAsETH. daughter Dr.. Rsuan Alien OF Dsckc!tomn.
Al Indianapolis a January u, Is Rev. Luclen w Be
Hon. JOHN D. DEFREEs. OF the Indiana Senate, Mus,
ELIZABETH NJ daughter Of Morris Morris, ESQ., Auditor OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
Supreme Court of the United States.

SATURDAY. January q. IEli.
No. $50. Lucius w. Stockton ct al rs. Harriet
Bishop, in error to the Circuit Court of the United
States for Western Pennsylvania. On motion of
Mr.. WILKINS, the Court ordered the writ of error
in this case to be docketed and dismissed with COSTS
No. Al. Edmund P. Gaines and wife, plaintiffs
rs Beverly Chew ct al. The argument of this cause
was continued by MIR. COKE for the defendants and
and by MIR. R. JOHNSON for the plaintiffs.
Adjourned till Monday, II o'clock a. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

AFFRAYs At NAsHv1LLE.-The Knoxville Regis
ter says, that at Nashville, on the I'd inst, Judge
Turley, one Of the Judges of the Supreme Court OF
the State offered wanton insult to highly re-
spectacle and amiabe lady of Nashville. The fact
being communicated to Major Turner, Clerk OF the
Circuit Court, who was relative of the lady he
met the Judge on the Courthouse steps and gave
him very severe Gaming. The Register adds, that,
on the same day, Nr. Maxey, the Mayor at Nash
vile, was handled very roughly by Mr.. Payne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

BosTos Piano FoRrrs-The we'll known music dealer
aad publisher. Arwili hes just his fashionable
saooa POI Broadway large and splendid OF Piano
rortes s-iects By hinel from the stock of the ~ N nn
Iac;preIa IL Boston. In tone. finish price, they may now
De compared with those splendid Instruments he has for Sale
OF Ensish and American manufacture Musical Amatusrs
and purchasers viii do well cali and examine these
rnen and the delightful music with which his tables
loaded. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

NAvAI-The u. S. ship Falmouth, ]. R. Sands,
Esq, commander, arrived at Hampton Roads on
Monday evening, in nine DAYS from Havana. Sailed
IN company with the L. $. ship Vandaa, bound 10
Vera Cruz, with Mr.. Hogan on board, bearer OF
dispatches to Mexico. Left at Havana L. S. brig
Somers TO sail in a few DAYS for Pensacola.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
Commercial ana Money Matters.
lcrFsr sales at the Stock E1esarge &c. Last Pa

x For sales at the Stock Exchange, &c. Last Pege
The sales were large and prices buoyant. There
facilities for operating.
Sterling is in more demand, and the rate is q 81
premium. Francs 5 324 a 5 80. The supply is
not very large.
We are obliged to omit the promised Vicksburg
statement till tomorrow, in order to make room for
the following very important statement, showing the
amount and all details of the State debt of Indiana
To the holders of the bonds OF this State the table
below conveys highly valuable information:
exhibiting number and amount of bonds cold
the rate n;eet allo%sd, the amount realized ,htTeom
lash and Enc Canal State Bank Loan Sar3lss Revean.
payment interest on State Debt and for Lawrarceburgh
and indianapolis Railroad
Bonds issued account Of JVobash and Erie Canal
= No. Of Kate Aunt Of Sold De Of ~ Ron
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30

y We regret to have to announce the death OF
Ex.Gov. JOSEPH DUScAN, OF Illinois. This event
took place at his residence, near Jacksonville on
Monday night last, after ar illness of FIVE or six
days. He was an early citizen OF Illinois-Glled
many public statlons--was at one time Representa-
tive IN Congrvss from that State, then her Govern
or; and was again, the last general election, the
Wing candidate for that Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-01-30
i letters for the Engl.sh steamer Rrl

->OTlCE-HARNDE> y CO. Deg leave To In
form the mercantile community that N case Inc Weather Is
such as 10 prevent the Boston boar leaving this CITY at the
s. day they have determined 10 despaha special
messenger with their letters, &c overland at 10 O'Clock mas
which the bags Will remain open al their
Office, AL street.
y B.-Harndsn Il Co. would call the attention oil mer-
chants and others 70 the fact thar their ais have been
left as they forwarded under oGk by the own
Express Ran III - w "a ~ ~.
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