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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-27
Caution.

V>iIE public is hereby notified, that my wife Sa-
l. Tah J. Chamberlain and myself have separated
and that will not hold myself responsible for any
debts that she has made, may hereafter contrsc,
on my account.
LEMUEL CHAMBERLAIN.
SAamokln, Jan. l7lh, lSii.-3l
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OAKI.EY'S
DEPIRATIyE SYRUJP.

TNHE valuable properties of Oaklcy's Depura.
l. tive Syrup of Sarsapata, as a purifier of the
blood, is so well known to the public generally,
that II is unnecessary to occupy much space in set
ting forth the advantages 10 bo derived from its
use; wherever the medicine has once been intro
duced, IT takes precedence over all others every
one that has taken il, have derived SO signal jene
fetal results from it, that it is recommended by
them with the utmost confidence. Physicians Of
the highest stanIing in the profession prescribe il
10 patients under their care {; contanng nothing
del,terious. but being composed of the most mild,
yet chcacous vegetable materials, ii is offered with
confidence, the cheapest and most efficient pu-
rifcr Of the blood now known. The use of a few
bottles especially in the spring months, will be at
tended with a mos, decided improvement, in the &c.
neral strength ofthe system, crajcaiing any seeds
of disease that may have been generated besides
giving health and vigor to the hody.-For the cure
Of Scroiula or Kings Evil, Rhcum,tsm. letter,
Pimplcs or eluptions of the Skin, White Swelling,
Fisiula, Chronic Cough Asthma, &c. The nu
merous certificates in the possession If the sutscr
her aud his agents. from ply ysicans and others, are
sufficient to convince the most skepicsl Of its su
perorty over nll preparations Of Sars'p,rilla.
Sold wholesale anil retail, hy the proprietor,
GEORGE w. OAKLEY, North 9Th street, Rea.
ding, BerSs County, and 10 I've hah of the following
persons:
II, Northumberland County.-H. B. Mass',,
Sunbury; Ireland & Mxel, McEwensviIlc; d.
KtauSer, Milton.
III Union Counfy.-J. Gcarhart, Seliusgrove
a. Gu,rus, Mifi'lnhurg.
In Columbia County.-R. w. McCay, Wash
ington.
Reading. March IA, ls43.
Mn. O,xtxv:--I becvc i, the duty of every
one to do whatever in their power lic., f the b~nr.
iii of their fellow m,n and having had no rive
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Estate OF John NeidIg, decd.

AIOTiCE is hereby given thar lett "f al.
~ mins'ra,on have been granted 10y The Re-
risir Of Northumberland county, 10 the subscriber,
in the estate oTJohn Neidig sn'r. ecd late of Au-
rusta town hip, in said county. All p rsons, there's
T. re- indebted 10 the said estate are requested Ia
make payment and all ih 'se havlrg claims Will
lHesert Them for scul men,, on Monday the 9th of
March next a, the late re ,dcucc ot he drcea.ed.
ADAM NEIDIG,
Augusta jan 81, lsii,-Gt Adm.
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COunterfeitcrs'
ID Il "A z II B LO w,

Nhe public will please observe that no Brandrcth
a Pills are genuine unless The box has three la
bels upon it, (the top, the side and the bottom) J
each containing fac. smile signature of my hand.
writing, thus-B BaASpREru, NJ. D.--These Ia d,
bel are engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done at an expense of 50 900 0O.--Therefore
it will be seen that the only thing necessary to pro.
the medicine in its purity, is TO observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auhcri
zed and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale of Brandreh's Vegetable UniuerSai
Pills.
Northumberland county Milton--Mackey &
Chambe,in. Sunbury-H. b. Masser. MEwens.
ville-lrelsnd Il Mexell. Northumbe land-W m
Forsyth. Georgetown-J. & ]. Walls.
Union County: New Bern-Bogar & Win.
ter. Selinsprove-George Gundrum. Middle.
burc-lsaac Smith. Beavertown-David Huber
Ad,msburg-Wm. J. May. Mifflinsburg-M Mensch
IL Ray. Harteton-Daniel Long. Freeburg-
G. & F. &. Meyer Lewisburg-Was q Green
Columbia county: Danvie-E. b. Reynold:
Il Go. Berwick-Shuman & Rittenhouse. Cat.
,awissa-C. g. Brobts. Bloomsburg-John r.
Meyer. jersey Town-Levi Bisel. Washington
Rnht McCay. Limestone-Ballin. Z McNinch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger,
!iicate Of Agency. containing a representation o
Or BRANDRETH'S Mandatory at Sing Sing
and upon which will also be seen exact copies o
the neU labels nOtc used upon the Brdndreth Pii
Borcs.
Phil,delphia, Office No. 8, North sih street.
B. BRANDRETH, Nj. d.
lima odth l2i1
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DEArNrss-A work on the Ear highly spoken
Of, has been published in London hy Doctor
Ycarsley, who has devoted many years 10 a study
Of this particular disease. The doctor is decided
ly opposed 10 Swinging the ear for the purpose
ofmelting the wax, "a very common practice I'M
less, he says there is great an accumulation of
brad wax a. 10 obstruct th" sound; wax he con-
sidcrs a natural secretion. and its presence IN
moderate quantities indicates healthy condition,
and is not the origin oi the disease which pro-
,luces deafness He advises never to pick the
ears, aud in relation To hearing, never wet the
hair nor wash the head with cold water; aud IN
using a shower hath or in ordinary bathing, al
ways to protect the head and ears. Never stop
a discharge from the ear, unless under proper
advice. Never apply to the outer passages any
thing which causes heat paint affords only
temporary relief The doctor advises deaf pa
tients to be particular in their diet Stomach
arrangements he considers prolific cause oi
deafness, and never to be exposed TO wet or windy
weather These hints are of importance found
ed as they doubtless are on great experience.
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ID L L. ID

In Au,ns'a township. on the 10Th inst, Mr..
JOHN NElDIt;, aged atou, SIS years.
lu this place, on Sunday last, Miss ELLEN
I.IGGET aged ahou, ~ Years.
On Sunday last. ELIZABETH, infant daugh,
ter Of Mr. Silas Boughner, of this place.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-01-27
DuugI,ss,illr, April 10Th, 1913.

UNOgI l-SNINT, NITTT THTh, INIo.
Mn. O,xLEr MY son Edmund Leaf ha ! the
sCrofula IN ihr most dreadful and disrcs ,ing man.
nrr for three years. during which time he was de-
privtd of the of his limbs, his he ID and neck
were covered With ulcers. We tried all the differ.
rnt remedies, hut to effect, until recommended
ly DIR. Johnson nt Nor,iscwn. and also DR.. Isaac
Hester, of Reading. to use your Drpuralivc Syrup
of Sarsaparilla of which obtained several bottles.
the use Of which dove tie di-ea>e cnrclv out of
his system, the sore healed up. and the child was
restored to perfect health, which he has enjoy ed
uninlerrupteily ever since, TO the astNnishmcn, OF
many ucrsons who seen him duting his affection.
have though, il my duty, and send you this ceti.
fica,e that othe,s who have like affection in the
f,uy may know where 10 Obtain valuable a
mehI ine Yours truly,
AMELIA d. LEAF.
Sept. lf lsi3-ly
Polynesian., 1844-10-12

were spent by the crew on this island, about two
or three miles in circumference. They subsisted
on cocoa-nuts, fish, and brackish water. Having
constructed a boat they all embarked, and with
much difficulty, after eleven DAYS sail reached Gu
am, and from thence they separated.-Friend.
capt. Dominis, from N. W. reports that the Dam
ish whale-ship Neptune. Capt. Sodring. had been
on shore, but had been got off by the assistance of
the Russians.-D.
There is a current report among whalemen that
the Am. whale-ship Vim. Hamilton went ashore in
the fog on the N. ". Coast.-B.
This report is supposed to have originated from
the accident of the Neptune. No account had
reached st Pauls when Capt. Dominis sailed.
Snip Maine of Fairhaven, 1000 W., and 400 sp.,
put INTO Norfolk Sound in Aug. in consequence of
Polynesian., 1844-10-12

oalque fan'leon, Borden, Fall River 90 months; - SD.
p Rsd,o wdale' 5000 lbs. bone: Falcon, Richmond, New
h" uu,o'a "a months; $50 sperm, 1900 whale, l2, 900 lbs.
sperm, aooo whale, 100000 lbs: bone: barque Garland.
scranton, New Bedford 81 months; 300 sperm, 500 wh, I;
nowai,ch' Fletcher, Providence is months; 700 whale.
C ~ nos. bone: harque Bramin, Whitehead, New Bed.
T u 90 months; $50 sp 1000 whale, 5000 lbs. bone:
whale, 10000 lbs. bone.
Oct. 4-Mentor. Sweet New T o,do, ,.u. M
sperm, 1900 whale, $4,000 lbs. bone: Hamilton. Ioper
gag Harbor Is months; 20 sperm, 1900 whale. 1000 lbs
bone: barque Cherokee, Devoll, New Bedford IS months.
t9cket IL months, 200 sperm: Edward. Daggett. New
u ork 40 months; 500 sperm; 900 whale, 5000 lbs. bone.
h3weha, Estes, Fall River II months; 30 sperm, 1000
whale. 10000 lbs. bone. r'"' wv
Oct. 5-Palladium, MLcan, New London Il months.
3 ~ sperm, 25oO whale, 10000 bone: Canton. DYKE, New
bedford - months; 700 sperm, 1900 VIII IL, 600 ID. bone,
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
ID e L hs.

AT Lahaina, Sept. Ii. John A. Bisbet, steward
Am. whale-shlp kutusoff, aged AZ. He belonged TO
Providence, r. l..
On board the Am. whale-ship Oregon, Jan. %.
ls44, Reuben 5. Rowland, Dartmouth. aged Or
years nc was the cooper.
On board the same ship Sept. &c, 1914, Thos. ".
Malvili, belonging to Boston, Mass. His remains
were brought to Lahaina, and Inferred on shore,
Sept. 2Sth. ~
Drowned, July 10, 1914, MI. Timothy Addino,on
of Edgartown Mass, aged % years. He was 4th
officer on board whalc-ship Splendid, Edgartown.
Aug 49, Chas. r. Cooper, seaman on board the
same ship was drowned. He belonged to New
York. At the same time, Mr.. James Brice, chief
mate was much injured. He is now under the care
ofDr Wood, in Honolulu.
On board the Am. whalc-ship Canada, John
Thompson, cabin boy, Jan. 6, 1874. He was a ma
tive of st Helena.
In the boat, pulling for whales. Edward Rice.
seamen, belonging on board the Am. whale-ship
Name. lie belonged to Jersey City. New jersey.
On board the Am. whale-ship Canton, at sea.
Sept. 4, Capt. David N. Ripley of Edgartown, On
board the same ship, the same day, VIM. Cole. of
Brooklyn, New York. Both were taken away bv
the same Observation-Disclosures of the bowels.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
Information furnished by .MILO CALKIN., Esq,
Z. s. Com. Agent at Lahaina.
PORT OF LA HAINA-MAUL

v r.
Sept. 23-Am. whale ship William Baker, Borden,
warren 10 mos. 1000 whale, 10000 lbs. bone.
Sept. 24-Am. whale-ships Waverly, Munroc
New Bedford "a months; $50 sperm: South America,
sowle, Providence 10 months; 100 sp. 5000 W.
Sept. 25--Susan, Rowland, New Bedford ~ mos ;
Soo sperm, 1000 whale: William Penn, Lincoln,
Falmouth 80 months; 1900 sperm, 100 whale.
Sept. 26--Jeanctte, Mayhem, New Bedford 20
months; l6OOs.
Sept. 2s-Rodman, Newcomb, New Bedford Ia
months, 900 sperm.
Sept. 3O-Galcn, Bowers, Warren 20 months; 800
sperm, 1850 whale: Herald, MAYHEM, New Bedford
20 months; 500 sperm, 100 whale, 1000 lbs. bone {:
orcgon, Sherman, Fairhaven 80 months; 1900 SPIN,
ZOO whale, u, 200 lbs, bone: Uncas, Gclett, New
bedford l3 months; 1900 whale, 20, 900 lbs. bone:
p1arque Hector, Martin, Warren 26 months; $50 sp:
Japan, Riddell, Nantucket SO months; 1900 sperm:
,ienry 4 William, Benjamin, Fairhayen "a months;
100 sperm.
Oct l--Barque Damon, Potter, Newport % ms;
y sperm; Canton, Lucas, New Bedford 81 mos;
asoo sperm: Neptune, Pivison, Sag Harbor Is mos;
20 sperm. 1000 whale, 5000 lbs. bone: Honaua,
brown, New Bedford Is months; 20 sperm, $500
whale, $1,000 lbs. bone.
0a. a1New,on, Sawyer, New Bedford 10 months;
''oo whale: $4,000 lbs. hone.
U'' -bar1ne Pacific, Merrihew, Fairhaycn II mos;
A." Whal'' 10000 lbs. bone; Benjamin Rush, clifford,
warren - months iooo sperm, ESQ wh., 1000 lbs. hone:
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
A r r | v F. D..

Oct. 5.-Am. whale-ship Oregon, Sherman, Fair
haven 80 months, 1900 sp. 1900 W. 10000 BONE
Br whale-ship James Stewart, Baker, New Bruns-
wick 27O0 W.
Oct. 6.-Am. whale-ship, Levi Starbuck, Nve.
Nantucket 40 ms. 500 SIP. 800 W. Am. whale
ship Alexander. Taber, N. b. 1900 sp. $50 this sea-
son. FIR. whale-ship Pallas, Munroe, Havrc, IL
ms. 1900 W. 80 sp.
Oct. s.-Brelnen whalc-ship Alexander Barclay,
Fish, 33 ms. 440O W. Am. whale-bark Damon
Newport, % ms. 500 sp. Sch. Hope, built from the
wreck of the Holder Borden with Capt. Pell and 25
of the crew of that ship, wrecked on an island in
ia So W. l.---26 OIL n. |. For particulars see ship
ping memoranda.
Oil of ship Hope of Providence 5000 W. 35OOOlbs.
bone omitted in our last.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12

WRECK OF THE HAWAIIAN Sen. SHAW RE-
LONGING TO CAPT. BERNARD OF KAUAI
some months since a report reached the islands
that the Shaw had been wrecked. If we have been
correctly informed, that report was far from being
definite On board the American vhalc-ship Ore
gon, now lying in this harbor, is a Sailor who sailed
from tins port on board the Shaw, and was on
board at the time of her loss, lie reports as fol-
lows -
The shooner Shaw left Honolulu, Jan. II, ls43 4:
touched at Kauai, and there she lost her boat. Az.
ter leaving the Island of Kauai, she sailed for As
cension, where she remained three weeks and four
days. There being no prospect of trade for shell,
the captain decided TO visit "A small island about mid
way between Ascension and Guam. In attempting
to lind a suitable place to anchor, the schooner was
She struck a coral reef about one hour
before sunset. All efforts were unavailing to get
her of, the crew left the following morning. By
the aid OF two canoes obtained at Ascension, they
were enabled to save some of the lighter part of
The cargo, chronometer, &c. No lives were lost.
Five days after landing, died Kenikili, a native of
iie Sandwich Islands. -Four aud a half months,
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
Fresh Beef.

Fresh Beef.
= ME RECEIVERS of the Estates of Ncssrs
L. W. FRENCH and +. J. G~REENwAY. hereby
give notice that they offer to supply ships and fami-
lies with FRESH BEEF, at the Slaughter House
on French's Wharf, under the direction of GEORGE
BUSH at the following prices, viz. Ito ships at
D cents per- TO-. and to families at s cents per h..
Corncd Beef can also be obtained on annlicat;op
as above. nc, <
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
New Goods,

New Goods.
NOR SALE by f. & II. GRIMES,-on reason
IL able terms,-the following goods, viz -
4 cases white Mosquito Netting, (China); l case
blue DO. do. do; 3 cases black Silk Hdkfs.; 2 cases
China Shoes (ass'd); 5 cases blue Cotton; l case
~Beeswax; 4 nests Camphor Chests; 5000 lbs. Navy
Bread (lst quality; 80 bbls. whale Oil; s iron Try
rots; 20 boxes manufactured Tobacco O6 hands to
the pound); 5 tons Hoop Iron; 40 tons brown Sugar
(hrst qualty); 80 cords Firc-Wood; l Auke Rope;
. coils Whales Line; so Oars; 10 bbls. Genesee
Flour; 3 bbls. powdered Sugar; 3 pipes French
Claret (hrst quality; AZ sets Ivory knives and
rorKs (paiahce handles.) Aug. 10.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
PORT OF HANALEI, KAUAI.

Sept. 6, French ship, Muse, Havre from cruise I;
22 mos. 240O, full and bound home. The Muse
struck the coral reef broadside, off the weather
point Of the harbor, near the spot where the Fanny
struck a few months since. The weather was fair,
and a very light swell. No damage. The physician
had died since leaving this port in April last, and a
man had been drawn overheard by a whale and was
lost .-Friend.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12

Oct THY Patty g. Co.-cargo of French whale
ship Ocean. 1900 bbls whale oilS22 cts. per gallon,
ms on was bought for the Valparaiso market, and
will be condemned. 'arh'
Oct llth:--by Patty + Co.-hull of French VIVA.
ling bq. Ocean, $sOO-cash. l2, 900 los. hone ,o4a
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
Money Wanted.

"ANTED,-The sum of $1,000 for the Re-
~ pairs and use of Ship Ocean. for which Bills
Will be given on p. T. Macs & Co., Nantes, and
secured ON said ship and cargo. Apply to the
master, on board or, to
Honolulu, Oct. 5, 1914. JULES DUDOIT
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
S A | L F. u

Oct. 5.-Ship Francis, Hussey for New Bedford.
Passenger, Capt. Winchester, late of the brig Lafay-
cite, sold.
cruise.
Oct. S.---Ship Oregon, Sherman for New Bedford.
Br. Schs. L'Ernest and Mary, for Maui.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
THOMAS q. LARKIN,
MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA,
Nv FOREIGN MERCHANT AND
CALIFORNIA PRODUCE.

iUj""HALE-SHIPs supplied with PROVISIONS on
the most reasonable terms of the country, for
Bills on the United States, 1hen the captain NAV
not have such goods az the government viii
permit him to sell.
IElSThe Commerce of California is increasing; the
Farmers preparing to furnish Provisions in more
abundance; the Port Charges on a whale-ship
but Four Dollars; Wood and Water can be OBJ
tanned with more ease than in former wears, AZ
wells are being built near the beach to conduct
the water to the boats. The climate is one Of the
best known, it being very uncommon for a ship to
go TO sea with sick mon. Ships can be recruited,
and provisions taken on board, in twelve or fifteen
days-according to the season; and Letters are
often sent 10 the United States in sixty to siyty-
ms" day via Malatlan and Vera Cnz. s.i
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
New Goods.

New Goods.
ECElVED, and for sale by E. & II. GRIMES.
~ the following goods,-viz -
4 cases fine calf Boots; 5 do. pcgged do; 10 bbls.
Ginger; ii 900 lbs. Bread; 60 gro. clay Pipes; AZ
doz' Batson's Brown Stout; 20 prs. OK Bows; l bale
Sarsaparllla; 10 cane seat Settees; 4 doz. do. do.
Chairs; 8 China Tea Sets; 2 prs. Green Shades: 8
prs: Glass Candlesticks, with cut shades; 1000 Scotch
P'ald Hdkts:; 20 lbs. assorted Sewing Silk 800 lbs.
brown, black, and white Linen Thread: so bbl oil
Casks; so Dbl. clean do; 200 ps. black Hat Ribbon;
. P' oiacK Grape; 4 do. buff do. July 6.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
Arrow Root.
LBS; superior Arrow Root, for
July 90. G.. BREWER e. co
Per brig Delaware.

uSI received, per brig Delaware, from valpa-
raise, +. red and fancy Prints, Saddles, boiled
Linsecd Oil, in zinc Jars, Scoth plaid Hdkfs,. 70
dcz. Alc,-for sale by
Sept. 7. +. e. II. GRIMES
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
Latest Dates.

From London, March l2-paris, March 10
United States, New Orleans) MAY 20, Boston,
April lo-(New-York) April 26 -Mazatlan. Mav
3O-Society Islands (Tahiti) Aug. 10. China, Jne ii.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
For Boston.

AfffN II coppered and copper-fastcned BRIG
.&lAk GLOBE, !. ). DoANE, master. hay ;ng onc
tnird 81 her cargo on board, will meet with despatch.
She has superior accommodation for cabin passen.
gers, with a separate cabin for ladies'. which for
comfort ana convenience are NOT to be surpassed.
For freight or passage, apply to the master, on
ooafo, or 10 LADD & Co.
Sept. 2l.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
Columbia River Salmon, Flour. &C.

>oi"'hOla RlVcr salmon, Flour. &C.
UST RECEIVED by +. & II. GRIMES. and
% now landing from brig Chenamus.' the fol-
LOVING articles, which are offered for sale on the
most reasonable terms -
lS3 bbls. Columbia River Salmon; II bbIs. new
Flour; 80 NJ. Shingles; 5000 NJ. y. ". Pine: ,
bbiS, Peas; Dbl. II. Nuts; l Dbl. Butter.
Aug. 81.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12

For sale,
1 III The two-story Stone Dwelling HOUSE.
...lmL with SHOP adjoining, pleasantly situated.
opposite the Mansion House, and now occupied bv
the subscriber. For terms, apply to
Honolulu, July Fl. u ELI JONES.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Auction ~!

On SATURDAY,, (Oct. l2) at 10 A. .M., at the
store Of {. BREWER & Co.,
"IILL BE SOLD-THE BALANCE or TUE
SHIP CONGAREE'S CARGO-os follou,
4 bales "a brown Cotton, 80 do. White Lead,
4 cases Irlhts' 5000 feet Whalemcn's Oars.
cast Shee'ihg., % boxes Crackers,
case Canton Flannel, case Muskets
case Furniture Chintz, Is boxes Sper,n Candies
10 casks superior Port Wine, so boxes Goldfish
Is casks Sicily Madeira do, 2 bbls. briph, Vnrnisb
l6 cases salad Oil, Nests of covered pals
: boxes Loaf Sugar, 10 bolts Irvine Dncii
5000 lbs. Coffee, 10 bolts I,iph, Ravens
$4,000 long nine Cigars, so lbs. Sail Irvine.
10000 short SKIES do. ticrcc Rice.
l boX ioi'acco, 10 hbs. Mess Beef,
cask Hams. 10 boxes TIE,
GOO lbs. Goshen Butter, so boxes Clare, W;,c
3 kegs composition Nails, 4 hhls. Vinegar.
IL Grlndstoncs, box Rivcts,
Ok Cart, 20 bundles Iron Hoons
cask Glass Ware. Chain Cable
200 gals. Linsccd Oil, - superior Whale Lines
200 lbs. Almonds, 10 Beds,eads iass,dl
'oo los. Mainuis, Lot of wood and Glass Ware,
aoV lbs. fllherts, s. cases Friction Matches,
. Anchors, HOO lbs. EACH . bhls. Pitch.
~ kegs black rant, | Glaciers Diamond.
Oct. .. WILLIAM Patty, .4uct.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
For Sale,

For Sale.
PELLY & GEORGE T. ALLAN
N have received per the barquo Brothers"
just arrived from the Columbia River, and offer for
salc,-lo7 900 feet of superior Lumber, of different
dimensions, from l inch 10 $ inches. and assorted
lengths, from 9 feet to 30 feet; 300 bbls. super en-
ira Flour-lus ground; 800 do. of the highly priced
Columbia River Salmon; 10 rolls Shit Lead. (a3N
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
CharltOn's Trial.

SIUIs
UST PUBLISHED, and for sale at this Office.
- u Report of the case of GEORGE PELLY ~.
RICHARD CHARLToN-tried before His Excel
lency M. kEKUANAoA-June Is and 10, 1884,
Single coPies' 20 cents. If July "a
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
For Valparaiso.

For Valparaiso.
III THE fast-sailing eoppered brig della
INN WAKE will sail with all despatch for
AkYAA the above port. For freight or passage,
1ab apply to c. BREWER h CO
Oct. 5.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12

Notice
5 hereby given to all persons wanting employ-
Il ment, that the Treasury Board will negotiate
for gathering Salt at the Lake in Moanalua. on
Shares. The Lake is now full of salt. and it is only
to be gathered and taken to the beach. Apply to
JNO. r.. Won PFISTER.
Treasury Office, Aug. 20, 1914.
Polynesian., 1844-10-12
10000 Es y v; ely 'o'''i"s coRks
oc'. W. (eptf) f. & II. GRIMES.

Administrators Notice.
LII persons indebted to or having claims AGAINST
~ the Estate of JOSEPH BEDFORD, deceased
VIII call on the undersigned for settlement, on or
before the 10th of October next.
Sept. IS, (2w) ROBERT BOYD, .qdm'r.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-07
PoTATOE CULTIVATION,

Last spring Mr.. Whitney broke up q
pieee Of green sward, narrowed il thor.
oughly, carried upon it manure from the
yard, al the rate Of thirty two loads 10 the
acre, cross ploushed ii, narrowed i, again,
aud planted II IN the usua! manner 10 hills.
Al the proper season, after ploughing be
tween the rows, the piece was we'll hoed
winch operation 10 due season was repeat
ed. II the fall he dug from this piece, a
the rate OF three hundred bushels to The
acre, which for this year, on account O
the rust, was considered great yield.
By The side OF this piece, on precisely
The same quality Of soil, manure from the
yard was carted aud spread, at the same
rate Of thirly.two loads to the acre the
swafd was then carefully turned over, and
the burrows we're laid fat with the roller
Be:seen every other farrow, where they
came together, Chat Is, between the first
hid second, aud he!weeu tue tafd and
fourth, aud 50 "a holes two feet apart.
we're made Siih a saaTpaned stick, about
ihtee inches deep, large euough to receive
the seed. ld.o each hole ona piece Of DO.
taio was put, agd the hole 6tled up with
me'to" sod, even with the general surface
ct the field. There was 10 further labor
bestowed upon the crop tilI the digging,
when the quantity produced was d little
over four hundred bushels 10 the acre.
Both pieces we're planted With the
same variety Of SEED, mostly the common
white and also within the same week.
The latter piece. however, came forward
earlier, grew more Iuxuriandy. and soon
completely covered the ground; and al
Though never hled, not a weed was to be
seen "a 1t, Before digging, the field mad
the appearance Of having been well hoed
the potatoes having raised up The ground
above. "-Furmer's Noathly Flsiter.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-06-07

A b and G., discoqrsiog Of their apes. A. az
n' meg That he was - years Of age b. said that
Ais eee was equal 10 that Of A.. aud half the sgs
o. - and 4 affirmed that he vas as old as bo. !
a0d b. What was the age OF each person.
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