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HoNoLuLu, Aug. 7, 1874.
GenHemen,-The undersigned, creditors
OF the joint and several estates Of Mr.. WIN.
FRENCH and Mr.. f. j. GREENwAY, take the
liberty to address you, agreeably to a vote
passed at our meeting on the Sd instant, to
express, as far as we can find words sufi-
clent, our deep sense of the obligations we
are under to you for your invaluable labors
in investigating the affairs of those estates.
We are fully aware, that in prosecuting
your enquiries on this complicated and pro.
tracted business, the difficulties to be over
come were enormous, and the confusion
would appear to many minds to be %inextri-
cable. But we have the pleasure to testify.
that under your able management, these
chaotic and troubled affairs have assumed a
distinct and tangible appearance, and we
confidently anticipate that the result of YOUR
labors will be as highly beneficial to the
parties interested, by serving truth and JUS
tice, as they are creditable to yourselves as
gentlemen and men of business, for the dis
interestedness you have manifested, and the
perseverance with which you have conducted
your protracted but gratuitous labors.
Accept, gentlemen, our warmest thanks
and our individual assurances of respect and
esteem, with which We have the honor to be,
your most obedient, humble servants,
J. DUDOIT,
Patty g. co,
l.. D. MAIGRET,
u q. RHODES.
f T: 5on MS5dSIE' and Esqrs.
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yoked, as inconsistent with the resolutions
now passed.
6. Resolred,-That the Chairman be re-
quested to send, officially, a copy Of these
Resolutions to all creditors who have been
prevented from attending, requesting their
signatures to the same, with the value OF
their own claims, and the claims they repre-
sent.
7. Resolred,-That a copy Of these Res
%olutions be transmitted by the Chairman, Of
icially, to Robert G. Wyllie, Esq, II. B.
nj. Pro-Consul.
g.. Rssolred,-That a letter, signed by
the Chairman and Secretary, be addressed
to Robert G. Wyllie, Esq, and Francis
Johnson, Esq, expressing the warmest
thanks, and great obligations Of the creditors
of this Estate, to those gentlemen, for their
long, arduous, and gratuitous labors, in the
examination of its affairs.
8. Resoired,-That the thanks of this
meeting are due to Jules Dudoit, Consul of
France, for presiding on this occasion; to
the Consul Of the United States. for attend
ing the meeting, at the request of Mr..
French; and to Mr.. G. Rhodes, for his SER
vices as Secretary.
10. Resolred,-That the minutes and Res
o%lutions, of this meeting be published in the
Polynesian newspaper.
MIR. Reynolds made some explanations,
but remarked that he did not attend as a
creditor.
(Signcd) Patty g. CO.,
On Estate Of +. }. Greenuay, s 253
On do. Of William French, 272
l.. D. MAIGRET,1 e,. "
II. II. PORTEL, W
l.. d. MAIGRET,
For II. NJ. Portel and lie Conte, 652 43
G. RHODES, for himself, 427
do. for r. Brookcs, 9,O65 81
do. for A. Simpson, 2,5Ol so
J. DUDOIT, lO,343 80
(Signed) J. DUDOIT, Chairman.
Honolulu, Aug. 3, 1874.
BY order Of the Chairman.
~(Signed) G. RHODES, Hon. Sec'v.
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and sales made by Reynolds and Ladd, which
sales were made without his authority, or
the authority of his creditors, and in the face
Of indubitable proof held by both parties, that
he was both able and willing to pay off every
just debt, and that after doing so, there would
remain to him a large surplus Of property.
Whatever allowances may be 80 made,
will still furthLf increase the above surplus
Of property.
Mr.. French believes that as much will be
realised from the doubtful assets, as to bal
ance what the uncertain claims may be redu-
ced to-but supposing the former to produce
aothing, and the phole Of the latter to be pro-
nounced good, after paying them. and all the
cert ain claims off, he would still have a sur
plus Of $5O,485 80. June 81, 1914.
L. prepared TO show TO II. Il. Ms Consul General,
and to the Sandwich Island Government, by request of
Nh. Vim. French.)
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
S E L E c. T D.

Mr.. Jefferson, in his "Notes on Virginia., paws
the following beautiful and merited tribute to the
farming interests of the country, of which he was
always the ardent and devoted friend -
"Those who labor in the earth are the
chosen people of God if he ever had any cho-
sen people, whose breasts he has made the
peculiar deposite for substantial and genu-
me virtue. 1t is the focus in which he keeps
al've that sacred fire, which otherwise might
escape the mass ofthe earth. Corruption Of
morals in the mass of the cultivators Is q
phenomenon Of which no age or nation has
.urhished an example. 1t is the mark set on
nose, who, not looking up to Heaven, to
tho own sou and industry, depend for it on
inc casualties and caprice of customers
dependence begets subservience and venal-
ny, suhocates the germ of virtue, and pre-
Pares us fit tools for the danger of ambition,
II Is the manners and spirit of a people which
preserve q republic in vigor. A degenera.
ey IN these is a canker which soon eats the
"ear' OF It's law and constitution"
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
IBY AUTHORITY
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

Honolulu, Aug. y, lo44.)
sCJ@ The undersigned is directed by His Majesty
10 inform the memoiialists who have respectfully
suggested to His Majesty some evils growing out
Of the present Auction system, and who respectfully
point out what to them appears to be a remedy for
those evils. that His Majesty has been pleased graz
ciously to consider their Memorial and TO refer it
to the proper Department of his Government, where
the evils complained of, and the remedy proposed,
will undergo thorough Investigation. His Majesty
is at all times solicitous to promote the well-being
Of all his subjects, and even to listen parentally to
the suggestions and wishes Of the foreign residents
in his dominions, when they have sole or most IN
innate connection with the interests Of those To-
~reigners, and do not conflict with the interests Of his
subjects, or with the prerogatives of the Crown. or
the private policy Of his administration; and he will
grant such requests as upon mature advisement APP
pear to be for the permanent interests of his king
dom. His Majesty will order such proper amend
ments to all the subsisting laws to be laid before
the Mobiles, at their approaching session, as shall,
in his opinion, seem best calculated to unite his
subjects, to promote their happiness, and to metho-
die the duties of his officers in every Department.
The subject of the Memorial is but one Of a number
which will receive His Majesty's gracious consid-
GRAFTON. G.. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
SheriE,s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on FRIDAY, the
23d inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, will be sold at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder, the following
articles, viz -
2 Carpenters Work Benches;
Z do. Wooden Horses;
Table; and several parts Of a Bureau;
A lot Of Carpenters Tools;
Levied upon by virtue Of an execution issued BY the
Inferior Court Of Honolulu, to meet the payment
Of judgment given by said Court, against WILLIAM
Common with interest and costs.
Sale to take place on the premises Of the said
William Conner. X. M. BOYD,
Honolulu, Aug. 9th, 1914. High Sheriff.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
valuable Books.

oei opened, and for sale at this Ofice-3 in
~ voices of COOKS, comprising the following
valuable works, at home prices:-
to- Marshalps Life Of Washington, 9 vols walpole's Let.
G: 4 vols; Murphy's Taci,us Smiths Thucidides =
F Fr,neS Li u.s. OF Greece; Mitford's complete Works;
Maaam ne de syeigne and her contemporaries Shelly's
Mves o. Eminent French Writers, Q vols: Brougham's
nhlscellaneous Writings, 9 vols; Romantic Biography Of
, 1h age OF Elizaheth, 2 vols; Wellstcad's CITY Of the Ca.
TPms, : vols; The United Irishmen- Their Lives and
imes-hy Madden; Brongham's Celebrated Statesmen,
= y'1S; fuckers Life of Jefferson Gieseler's Ecciesiasti.
q History; 8 vols: Bulwers Miscellanics, Cooper's
Noveis and Tales Dickens (Boz) Works; Hawthorn's
Tales Tales of shipwrecks Daily Food IsGD: The
r" ,stn,S IGnool; lives of the Queens Of England Fur.
s'Ii Whea,on's Right of Search; Kirby'ss History 81
1w;,h nn hogets Animal and Vegetable Physiology
Numerous INN maps and p%latcs) The Porcelain Tower, or
,npe Go Of China (ex!ra cloth. with plates Scrip
; n; "eography; Peter Pilgrim Rob of the Bowl; Fam
ny Meco'as stIrumer, or Mesmerism; Greyslacr, q Ro-
~ " honln Day Lights, Shadows and Reflections
:. nss ana Tories; Lockhar,s Life of Scott Shaks
pS's &c &C. &C. June is.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
NEW GOODS.
NOR SALE by Z. g. II. CRIMES

E4HUf SAIL by T.. 8 II. reason-
Il able tcIms,--the following goods, viz -
4 cases white Mosquito Netting, CHINA; ] case
blue do. do. do; 8 cases black Silk Hdkfs., . 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; 5 non Try
Pots; 26 boxes manufactured Tobacco (l6 hands 10
the pound); s tons Hoop Iron: 40 tons brown Sugar
FIRST quality; so cords Fire-Wood; / fukc Rope;
5 coils Whale Line; so Oars; 10 bbls. Genesee
Flour; 3 bbls. powdered Sugar; 3 pipes French
Claret (frst quality; as sets Ivory Knives and
Forks (balance ~handlcs.) Aug. 10.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
In Chancery.
JULES DUDOIT rs. HENRY S. SWINTON.

JULES DUDOlT Us. HENRY S. SWINTON.
|SNHE above named complainant, JULES Dupo1r,
n having presented a sworn petition PRAYING for
the foreclosure of a mortgage given to him by the
above named defendant, upon the property in Homo
lulu called the WORLD End and upon other
property situated in Nuuanu Valley, set forth in his
petition All persons interested are hereby notified
to appear before me, at the Fort of Honolulu ON
the Goth day of Aug. inst, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and
snow cause, If any they have, why a decree of fore
closure should not be made, and the property mort
gagged sold for the benefit of said Jules Dudoit.
Three copies Of this notice are ordered TO be post
ca IN different parts of Honolulu, and two insertions
benefit of all concerned.
Given under my hand at Chambers, this
9TH day of august, 1874.
aug ~. NJ. KEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
MA ka Oihana ~hooponopono Kanawai.
JULES OUDOIT Eue ia uENpN cMIArnoAr

MA ka Oihana ~hoopOnopono Kanawai.
JULES DUDoIT kue ia HENRY SWINToN,
70 KA MEA, ua hoopii mai ka mea hoopii a
~ hoohiki no hoi, c moi ana mai no ka hoo,nalu
ana o ka walwai ma Honolulu, ua kapaia }" WORLD
ND a o kekahi waiwai ma Nuuanu, c like me
paul. @ hoakaka mai imua O ko'u alo ma ka PAM q
Honolulu, ma ka la 20 o Augate nei, bora 10. q
hakahiaka, ina he kumu ko oukou, G hooole al ka
oielo C lilo mai al, a G kukala ia'i no hoi ma wa;wa;
la G pono al o JULES DUpo1r. ~
= kauia ekolu %palapala G like me keia ma ke
Kulanakauhale O Honolulu. n eliza ma; na nc
Polynesian nupepa, lobe ma mea a pau.
kauia ko'u lima, mi ko'u Hale.
ikeia la Z o Augate, 1874,
\o'ghed) NJ. K~EKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10

ADVERTISEMENTS.

sC~ G L A II 49, The HAwA,1Ar
TREASURY BOARD announce to the public gene
rally, that in future the G OVERN INVENT
PRINTING ST.ABLISHMEN
located at Honolulu, will execute with ncatness and
despatch. any BOOK or JOB PRINTING required
by private individuals, on the same terms as it has
been done heretofore as a private establishment.
Also, that the Government, having purchased the
P~oLYNEs1AN NEWSPAPER, lately owned by J. J..
JARvEs, will in future furnish the same at the rates
per annum that were demanded for it when a private
periodical ; and will admit all Advertisements At the
accustomed prices Of insertion.
BY order Of the Board. J. J.. JARVES
july Is, 1914. Director Of Govt Printing.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10

Mr.. Dudoit was appointed, unanimously,
an Chairman.
Mr.. G. Rhodes agreed to act as Honorary
Secretary to the meeting.
Mr.. Wyllie, with tina permission of the
chatham, read the following notice convo-
king the meeting:-
"NOT!CE-The creditors of MI. William French,
and Mr.. Francis John Greenway, are requested to at.
third day Of August. at 10 O'Clock, precisely, to receive
the Report efthe Committee Of Enquiry, and certain
proposals BY NJ; If French a,,- 49,,
Mr.. Wyllie observed, he presumed that
all present attended in the character men.
toned in the notice. To this no reply was
made.
Mr.. Wyllie then read the Report ofthe
Committee of Enquiry.
Mr.. Johnson thereupon read Mr.. French's
statement, an. sundry proposals made by
him TO the body of the creditors generally.
Mr.. Wyllie then explained the nature and
contents OF the documents bearing on the
joint Estate of Messrs. French and Green
way, for the business carried on under the
name OF MIR. Francis John Greenway; after
which it was
I. Resolrea,-That the Report of r. G..
Wyllie, and F. Johnson, Esquires, the com
m'ttee OF Enquiry, appointed by us, be ac-
cepted as a satisfactory exposition Of the La
bilities and s~olvency Of said Estate, and that
the thanks Of this meeting be rendered to
those gentlemen, for the very thorough, and
clear result of their gratuitous labors-
Notwithstanding the impcdiments thrown in
the way of their Investigations.
9. Resolred,-That this meeting enter
tam so much confidence in the integrity and
good faith, Of William French, Esq, sole
responsible partner of said Estate, that VIC
do place at his disposal, for our benefit, any
sum OF money now in deposit at II. b. Nj.
Consulate, to be assigned by him to any per-
son, or persons, for our benefit, hereby re-
questing II. B. NJ. Pro-Consul to make
such disposition Of the same as said French
may indicate.
8. Resolred,-That the documents rela.
ting to the Estate Of Messrs. French and
Greenway, be suffered to remain, subject to
the disposition of William French.-and.
that the condensed Report Of the late Com
m'ttee OF Enquiry, be published in the Poly-
nes'an newspaper, and distributed, after pub
LEGATION, to each ofthe creditors.
-. Resolved, That, on written notice 10
Mr.. French on the day previous, any credi-
tor shall be allowed to have access to the Re-
ports, Books and Papers, Sc, prepared bv
the Committee of Enquiry, between the hours
OF II A. NJ, and l p. M.
0. Rssolued,-That the following resolu-
ton, passed at a meeting of the creditors Of
Mr.. F. J. Greenway and Mr. Erenoh ~.
~. %, NJ; Consulate General, on Thursday,
the 18th July, l844, viz.,-
"Resolrsd,-That H. b. Nj. Consul Gen.
eral having informed the meeting that he held
certain monies, belonging to the creditors Of
Mr.. +. j. Greeoway, do request that he will
be pleased to retain the same until a Sched-
u's IS made out Of claimants entitled to diy;-
dends ,"-he, and is. hereby 70
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
New Books.

New Books.
ECElVED by the Globe, and for sale at this
- Office, an invoice Of New Books-comprising
Frederika Bremer's Novels, Howitt's works, Sartor
Resartus, Anecdotes Of Napoleon, Marshall on the
Federal Constitution, School and Childlen's Books,
etc. etc. If Auo 2
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
Latest Dates.

From London, March l2-paris, March 10
United States, New Orleans) April &c, (Boston)
April l0-(New-York) April IL aza,lan, May
30-Society Islands (Tahiti) June IS.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
NJ | n y r F. s

OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT A MEETING OF
THE CREDITORS OF THE CoPARTNERY OF
FRANCIS JOHN GREENwAY, HE'LL AT Mr..
FRENcH's HOUSE, AUGUST On, 1914.
Present-JULES DUDOIT, ESQ,
WILLIAM Patty, ESQ,
Rev. Able l.. d. MAIGRET,
g. RHODES, ESQ,
STEPHEN REYNOLDS, Esq.
WILLIAM HOOPER, ESQ,
Consul for United States.
WILLIAM FRENCH, ESQ,
Representing himself and the Estate.
ROBERT G. WILLIE, ESQ.
FRANCIS JOHNSON, ESQ.
Committee Of Enquiry.
Ma. ALEXANDER TALMAN,S
AScieknnfc 10 lam OF Ennu.rI
Polynesian., 1844-08-10

- American Reef and Pork.
2k bBLS. Mess Beef; 30 do. Pork: for sale
q co. Jly 20
Polynesian., 1844-08-10
For Boston.

For Sale,
fMIS.sTSa THE HOUSE and premises owned and for
L..lEl merly occupied by A. II. Fayerweather.-
For further particulars, enquire Of
Aug. 10. EDWARD c. WEBSTER.
Polynesian., 1844-08-10

Notice
S hereby given, that the partnership heretofore
Il existing between JAMES NOWLIENS and
SOLOMON D. BARROWS, was DISSOLVED on
the 25th day of June ult., by mutual consent. All
debts OF the firm previous to the above date, will
be paid by James Nowlicns, who will in future
conduct the business.
s. D. BARROWS,
NJ. F. NOWLIENS.
Honolulu, July 27, 1914. 3w
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uM TIE UUhE va sIKIvrUME

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medium by which the mind powerful acts
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Private Trease' Of the author ne Volume which
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With respect TO the of StTictur t Is 3fying to
state il generally accomplished IN 3 without
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Of late years the treatment Of this indeed, the
hands Of and experienced persons OF Structure
accomplished in days formerly demanded
months. Many consult the writer who busi
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cured though has been Of trouble and anxiety for
To those who leave their homes the writer fur
nshes his peculiar of cure together with his Phi
eatse" which has interesting chapter giving every
formation the subject and written in the panest
Dr. Ralph takes this opportunity OF saying thai he may BE-
Consulted the various diseases referred in his Prvar
Tatise"-at his dwelling house. No 80 Greenwich street.
hour and OF the number Of prender and
books Of gacksyy which atst this city he deems
make the following ,sa;enent grognd Of conf
Ac he has been engaged in the Of these diseases both
hospital and city practice for than thirty and
published three editions OF work expressly them Also
from the eminent in Americas Sir Ashley Cooper
London Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. physic Of Phad
pbia and Others and that lie permitted g refer to amos
every Physician of h city The Pryaie Tres
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Medical Aid.

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debility decay old age Insanity and de and such deahas
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ntendant of II. Asylum at Chastown, Mass in abiding
the subj Of this notice there foul plal
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oil depavty, and that something should be done the
most youh Of te state from I IL
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society speak which dangerous only pro-
portion 10 the and ence in which s nvolyed
Dr. Gregory recently received letter from Dr. Monroe
Of the NY ). Lueatie Asylum Utica. He says II is
bghing tn body mind and soul than other vice
We have the Asylum about 800 confirmed acs,
this and desolatng habit Impotence and bayren
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mental physical be spared for thu present. does
keer most rig. record of all denquencies aud
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all private diseases which he without
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rhe,n he in to q days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHnA are cured by DR.
NJ on improved principles without pain
the patient Az the symptoms Of Structure analogous wit,
those oil other affections the urinary apparatus bat
prenced Surgeons should be allowed make the
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Nervous and Const tienai DebihfyThis affection, and
the train Of evils resulting FROM secret destructive habit
YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ultimate impo,ency
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PHOENIX COFFEE AND SPICE MILLS,
10 Elisabeth Street, 5efgeen Hester and Grand Streets,
NEW YORK.
THE Subscriber would respectfully inform Traders Country
Merchants and the pablo generally that he has constantly
hand and for sale, Green Roasted and Ground O. ees
Ground Pepper, Ground Mustard,
do Aspice, Nutmegs,
do Cinnamon. Mace,
Ginger Cloves, &c.
Put boxes lbs EACH aud Tor sale at the lowest
cash prices Goods Of the city free OF charge
ds im.m ' 'As o'''A' GEORGE g. MEssERvE.
NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, 32i Broadway-Ihe Pro
prieor respectfully informs his friends aud the PUBLIC that
mercantile business bisrds other amusemsps in the
TOR has had sct regard 70 elegance and comfort and that ne
room night, 25e for week ST. for month, 49,
the shortest notice The porter will be in
lei them out al ali BThose who want lodgings az
the house is closed will ring The hall bell lm.nc
MR.. HENRY PHlLLlPS-The smallest Grand Pisnoforte
M made brought FROM England BY this celebrated
sas now bs sold and may be seen the Pianoforts
cliff ire