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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

JOHN A.. WORD,
(f.ate Of the firm OGD. M. Isoyt Il Coz
.hpENED LOTTERY OFFICE in Richmond
~ his own account. the first OF May last. since
which lime he has been succtssu in selling prizes be-.
You'd all procetent THIRTY THREE Carl
TAILS have been sold up Ia this time.
Believing that many OF his friends at distance would
like 10 Try then luck at his Office, ho respectfully sub
nils the following BRILLIANT LOTTERY for
their consideration:
.7LEA.INDRLl LOTTERY. Glass. f. To be
dfalpn on he 2SM September, 1874
The following me the leading Prizes. viz:
100000 -$25,OO0 $4,000 100000
$4,000 -ss5 900 80 500 $2617-
q pri.es n 81 2SO-OCr 90
prses q $1,000,
Aud other smaller Prizes amounting TO near ONE
MILLION or DOLLARS.
Single mhoie Tickets only SO. L,ircs 81 80. Quar-
te,s 81 10. rs Nos. 10 Ura,ca.
certificate of package of 26 Whole tickets will be
sent Tor the very low price Of l70llavcs tS5 Quar-
tiers bf2 30. Eghths &2l rs.
Gentlemen ordering tickets of the undersigned will
receive prompt answers, and have account OF the
drawing sent is over, in all confidence
is observed. Orders for tickets in all Of j. G.. Gregory
and Co.'S Lotteries thankfully received Please address
J. r. WORD,
Richmond. Ia.
Richmond. Aug % 5f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
REIIlilOES NOTICES.

Tha 4th onartsIly ulaeting for Bedford cica'I WI,
BE- he'd At Lltriy, Saturday anl Sunday The III All
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

In he United States Court. Estsrt District Of Fir
gitia February 2Jlh, 1874:
the matter ot bankruptcy ofDavid H. MeAlexander,
for reasons appering The court ii is ordered that
the re port OF commissioner Garland, made IN ls case.
be recomnitted and the said commissioner is Directed,
after giving reasdnabe notice to the creditors of III .aald
McAleXander h proceed to take proof of the debts de
and unpaid by the said bankrupt, and make report of his
proceedings the court. with any matter specially sta
ted. deemed pertinent by him, which any person IN
teresed may require 10 be 50 stated
r. MAYO. CFk.
The parties Interested in the preceding order of court
hereby not flied that shall proceed the execution
III areo on Thursday the 29th inst. my office at
Ntis N conr heuse, continuing the examination Of
counts ~ three days.
JOHN II. GARLAND, Com'r
Sept. WV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05
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Il IA

ETATfr ST, LYNCTTBURG.
AOllN w, WATSON g. co, beg leave to in
81 frm then friends aud the public generally, that
they have taken the old Tavern Sand Of Mrs. Level
len, at the lower end Of Main Street. where they are
prepared - entertain travellers the accomIuodl-
I tug terms:
Their prices for board Of
Man and Horse by the day is $l.25
Man alone O.75
For Dnner 0.3S
breakfast or Supper OPS
Lot. 'ing 0,l3
For board of nan by the month 800
Board AMI Lodging OF man by the month 1000
:" Man and wife 20 90
Board for a Horse by the month ZOO
The House is large ana conveniently situated for the
ness and the table will always be supplied with the
best that our market allofI.
Cent? Ladies desiring baad either for long
or short time requested 10 give call and we Will
guarantee tina, they pleased
ALSO, our stables are very large and conveniently
situated to acclmn 11aie droses. well travellers
and boarders with rsirale os,er and plenty Of food.
and that Of the best Give call and riH give
satisfaction }. w. W. Il Co.
Aug. o u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

VARIETIES.
AHACCOBOY. Scotch Rappee, Eclipse and Match
We iluchcs Snutls.
snuff, Tobacco aud Shaving Boxes beautiful assert.
ment.
Combs Ra2urs. Pocket aud Pen Knives
Hair, Clth. Tooth and other Brushes, beautiful sup
ply nj low prices
Gallo and Fluid Magnesa 2a cents for the first and
- cents Tor the halter. by the bottle.
Guns Pistols and Sporting Powder, OF The finest quality
great variety of preparations for the Hair. Skin and
complexion, at very low plices Tor sale nt
Howell DAVIES.
Sept ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-09-05

M Nj. ID kNiEL. Jr., Attorney mt Law,
w will hereafter attend the sessions of the Court
OF Appeals, in the city Of Richmond.
Sept. ) Wis
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URV,SHES.
\ II &c To- =

T. Il =. tt'
DEEPER, ginger, nspce, cinnamon, cloves, mace.
long pepper, nutmtgs, (peri ground sc. fos sals
at Howell DAVIES.
Aug, 20 tsf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-06-22

I'll a more suspicious era whom bette
times, and better feelings and bette
judgement, and far moro patriotism would
p~reVail2
have | think by the foregoing exposition
OF my reasons, sufficiently explained The mo.
tives, which directed my vote on several i'm.
portatt subjects, while aCting M: a Repreeen.
tative, from this partsh-ai have dono 70, not
because ! conceived myself under airy nc.
c6uhtability, TO an anonymous committees, but
from respectful end grateful feelings 10 my
iellow-cjtizens more particularly to that per-
lion Of them, who did me The hodor, TO nom.
mate mo during my absence, as q candidate
for the honorable, and responsible appoint
'nent. Of member TO the CottsaHIiou..-Iny
qualification at their confidence, / do not wish
To conceal-nor the modification | experience
That a necessary absence from the parish on
private businessof the last Importance, should
have prevented mo from employing The usual
honorable 0xortions, 10 canvass the Parish,
and to commune with my fellow citizens Of
every party, on tho intensely Interesting to.
pics, which should now engfosE their pro.
found attention, | sincerely hope that the
whole tenor Of my acts, while fulfilling pnblie
trusts, will command b roady b0lief Of tho On.
H%uranee, tliat nothing. but considerations of
interest, relative 10 Tho fortunes gf ottefe. m
we'll aB Of myself (Which could not have been
neglected without tho most r]uiholla canso-
to them and mo } would have kept
ne, 40 such q moment, from what | sonGeiVo
o be the post Of duty, and hon6t+.-knd / beg
ny fellow-citlzens of all political Plrties to
'elfgye that If have not been ttble 70 visit
hem at thor hospitablo hotnes@sit has been
to no fault Of mine--but has been the
fleet Of unavoidable circumstances wishing
hem (includlng my friends Of tho democratic
ommittoo) all sorts of happiness I respect
subscribe myself their friend and Sbedt-
NJ servant.
Il. u CONRAD /,
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Books.

Books.
EUST opened, and for sale at this Offices in
% voices of BOOKS, comprising the following
valuable works, at home prices -
Encyclopedia Americana, l3 vols; Walpole's Let
tiers, a vols; Marshall's Life of Washington, 2 vols;
Sparks Life of Washington; Moore, Scott, and
Goldsmith's Works; Webster's Speeches; Cooper's
Naval History of the United States; Murphy's
Tacitus; Smiths Thucidides; Gillies' History of
Greece; Mitford's Complete Works; Frederick the
Great, his Court and Times, in 4 vols; Madame de
seveigne and her Contemporaries; Shclly's Lives
of Eminent French Writers, 2 vols; Brougham's
Miscellaneous Writings, 2 vols; Romantic Biography
of the Age of Elizabeth, 2 vols; Wellstead's City
of the Caliphs, 2 vols; The United Irishmen-their
Lives and Times-by Madden; Canning's Select
Speeches.; Brougham Celebrated Statesmen, 2 vols:
fuckers Life of Jefferson; Gieseler's Ecclesiastical
History, 3 vols; Bulwer's Miscellanies; Cooper's
Novels and Tales; Dickens Boa Works; La Fon-
taine's Fables: Stories to teach me to Think
Hawthorne's Tales: Tales of Shipwrecks: Daily
Food (gilt): Rogers Poems, (cloth extra, with nu-
merous plates: The District School: Lives of the
Queens of England: Ferguson's History of Rome:
The Arabian Nights (sheep, gilt): Wheaton's Right
of Search: kirby's History of Animals: Roget's
Animal and Vegetable Physiology with over 400
wood cuts): Buckland's Geology with numerous
maps and plates): The Porcelain Tower, or nine
Geography: Peter Pilgrim: Rob of the BOWL Fami
ly Records; Sturmer, or Mesmerism: Greyslaer, a
Romance: Robin Day; Lights, Shadows and Rehec-
tons, of Wings and Tories: Lockhart's Life of Scott:
Shakespeare: sc. &c. &c. June 10
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

The jews IN ITALY.-We have sincere
pleasure in announcing, from an authentic
source, that the atrocious decree Of the Ro-
man Inquisition, first issued under the au-
thority of Leo XII, and recently put in force
by the lnquisitor-Gene of Ancona, has
been again suspended. We learn, from va
rious quarters, that the utmost CONSERVATION
had been produced, not only throughout Italy,
but every where in the Mediterranean: not
only among the Jews, but among Protestant
Christians, either subject to Catholic govern
ments, or surrounded by Catholic %popula-
tons, at this revivalOfthe fearful lnquisition.
Some misapprehension has existed as to the
genuineness of the decree. We have reason
to know that certain of its clauses had AREA
dy begun to be acted upon.-Ihe roice Of
jacob. .
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

June S-per brig Hannah, from Guayaquil ,-l0l
bags Saltpetre; 335 do. Cocoa; so Guayaquil Hats:
a do. Hammocks; l box Boots and Shoes; 2 boxes
& Co..
June 1O-per Br. sch. Falcon, from Tahiti and
Sydney,-S casks Ale: % boxes Tobacco; 10 cases
Pipes; 4 hhds. Ale; l6 cases Beer; 8 casks Ale;
35 boxes Champagne; ii cases Burgundy; 3 cases
Sherry; 10 bbls. Gin; l24 cases Brandy; 3 tons
Coal; 27S7 lbs. Preserved Meats; 6 casks EPSON
Salts;-tO master.
June PIPER brig Laura Ann, from Valparaiso
ll9 bales and cases Dry Goods; 2 hhds. Hams; SO
bags Flour; 20 kegs Wine; Z bbls. do; so tins White
Lead; "a jars Oil; Ga bars Iron;-to c.. Brewer
s. Co. 3 cases to Ladd & Co. l box to J. Robson.
1914 bags Flour: so hhds. Biscuit: 80 bbls. do: 8
cases Dry Goods: 10 jars Italia: A cases Swaim's
Panacea: 10 rolls Mating: 43 bbls. ! case Hard
ware: ] hid. do.:-to master.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
NEW GOODS.

Gust RECEIVED per English Brig Laura Ann,
eS Thomas, master, from Valparaiso, and for sale
by c. BREWER s. CO., the following articles, viz:
10 cases Prints--new sly les-assor;ed: 3 do. Indi-
anas: ! case Broadcioth: 2 cases blue Drills: IS
boxes Clarct Wine: 20 bales 81 brown Cottons:
2 hhds. Hams: "a jars Linseed Oil: 5000 lbs. bar
Iron: SO bags Fiour-supcrtine: | bale Bunting
assorted colors: Is doz. Chest Locks: 10 boxes Loaf
Sugar: 1850 lbs. White Lead: 100 feet window
Glass: 20 kegs Sherry Wine, first quality: Z bbls.
do. June Is
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
MISC ELLAN Y.

AcTs HAT ARE IMMoRTAL.-Not the small
est donation which, by being given to the
necessitous, especially to those Of the house,
hold of faith, under the influence of holy mo-
tives, is given to God, can be lost; it will re-
appear with appropriate marks of Divine ac-
c%eptance, in f%uturity. The day shall declare
it, that day which will bring from the depths
of distant ages and from their remotest and
most hidden places, the deeds of mercy and
kindness, to grace the final triumphs ofsancti-
fled souls amidst the solemnities ofthe iudg-
ment-seat. God measures the magnitude of
a work by the motive that inspires it; so that
IN his eye its greatness is proportional to its
purity. The amounting of Christ's feet, and
the widows two mites, are written in eterni-
ty; the box of ointment will never lose its
perfume; that insignificant gift was put into
the treasury of heaven to be repaid with inf
mite accumulations of interest. Each deed
OF charity will form an item in Judgment that
will affect the balances formed to weigh char
acter, and determine whether it he full or
wanting.-Rer. +. "A. Cor, ID. u.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Books.

NOR sale at this office, Binkershoock's Law of
IL War; Curtis Admiralty Digest; do Conveyan-
Ger; do Merchant Seamen; Stevens & Peueeke on
Insurance; Story on Bailments; do do Constitution,
3 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 22.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Books.

E.VOR sale at this office, a valuable lot of books,
r. recent publications, &c, comprising Bucking-
hams Travels in the United States, 2 vols; Milton's
Paradise Lost; Brakes Book of Indians-plates;
brakes Indian Captivitios--plates; Hist. of Mada-
gascar, by Rev. Mr.. Ellis, 2 vols.--plates-London
edition; Tales of the Ocean; Book of Martyrs; Walk
er's Manly Exercises; Walker on Women; Walker on
Beauty; Walker on Intermariage; Mariners Tonga
Islands; Turnbull's Voyage to Sandwich and Society
Islands in 1904; Hist. of ST. Domingo, 2 vols; Rob
ertson's Hist. of America, London edition.; &c. &c.
May 81. If
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Cabinet.Maker and Whcclwright.

NHRlSTIAN LAFRENZ, from Germany, begs
~ leave to inform the inhabitants of this town,
that he has succeeded to the business of Mr.. JOHN
Voss, in the C.ABLVET-.MAKI.NG business, in
all its branches, on the premises formerly occupied by
the American Consulate Hospital. Work done in
the best manner, and at the shortest notice. Sofas,
Chairs, Bureaus, and all kinds of furniture, made
and repaired at the shortest notice, and on the low
est terms.
TURNING, of all kinds.
Also, within the same premises, the WHEEL
URIGH business, in all its branches, is carried on
by Mr.. GEORGE HLlN
The advertisers respectfully solicit the patronage
of the public, assuring them that nothing shall be
wanting on their part to give satisfaction.
Honolulu, June |. If
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
NOTICE.

Honolulu, OAHU, SandWich Islands,
September l, lS43.
YE1HE firm Of PIERCE & BREWER was dis
~ solved on the 3lst ultimo, having expired by
limitation; the affairs of tie late concern will be
settled by Mr.. Charles Brewer, at these Islands, or
Mr.. Henry A. Pierce, in Boston, Mass, United
States of America.
The business will be continued by Messrs. Charles
Brewer, j. F.. B.. Marshall, and Francis Johnson,
under the firm of c. Brewer & Co., commencing on
this date. HENRY A. PIERCE,
May %. If CHARLES BREWER. 81
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION !

NOW LANDING from English Brig Laura Ann.
" from Valparaiso, and viii be sold at Public
Auction, on MONDAY NEXT 9th inst at 10
o'cloch, A. NJ, at the store ofC. BREWER X Co.:
9 bales superior English Prints: 4 cases do: 3 cases
Indianas: = cases blue Drills: / box-l5 doz. Chest
Locks: Z bbls. Sherry Wine: and a variety of other
articles. f.. W. THOMPSON,
Honolulu, June Is. Auct.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
II II O s II T. CTUS F
o PUBLISHING A NEW SERIES OF THE
POLYNESIAN.

A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF FOUR PAGES,
VENO contain more matter than the old Polynesian,
III and to be devoted to the Interests Of the Coun-
try, Commerce, Agriculture, and Literary and Scien-
tiic intelligence. Its columns will be open to the
discussion of all subjects which may interest the
community, avoiding all personality or incorporate
defamation. 1t will be the steady endeavor Of the
Editor to sustain it in an Independent and impartial
manner,-its general principles being similar to those
maintained in the former Polynesian; and, by the
aid Of the Foreign Residents, he hopes to make it
deserving of a liberal share Of their patronage.
TERMs-$6 per annum.
The paper will be continued annually, without fail,
provided it secures sufficient Subscribers To defray the
cost Of publication,
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
COpartnership Notice.

YNNlIE undersigned would inform their friends and
-H the public,t that they have this day entered into
Copartnerslip as HOUSE C.4RPENTERS and
JOLNERS, and keep constantly on hand, for sale,
Sash Doors; Panelled do; Venetian do; Batten do. +;
Sashes, Panellcd Shutters, &c. &c. &c.
Jo6biag done on the shortest notice.
Ua@ted,-A few JourHeymen Carpenters.
c. W. VINCENT,
JOHN WILEY.
Honolulu, May "a, 1874. Pm
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

PRrssIc AcID.-Death caused by prussic
acid (says Il German paper) is only apparent;
life is immediately restored by pouring acct
ate of potash and common salt, dissolved in
water, on the head and spine. Some time
since Mr.. Rogerson, a chemist, instituted a
series of experiments on animals, for the pur-
pose of observing the effects of prussic acid,
and of discovering the means to be pursued
in case of poisoning by that fluid. He then,
if we mistake not, invited the attention ofthc
medical profession to the fact, that rabbits
poisoned with prussic acid could be at once
recovered from apparent death by merely
pouring cold water over the head and spine.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
NOTICE.
s2sssr "vEssELs APPROACHING HON

nssn "vESsELS APPROACHING HON.
4NSKfr OLULU, and desiring a PILOT, will
H..-EsIA4ASsA- set their national ensign and pilot
signal, on which he will 90 OIL Immediately"
The great number Of ships coming in from La
haina, and intending to lie oil and on, or to come TO
anchor without employing "A pilot, renders attention
to the above requirement Of the Harbor Laws ne
cessary.
The undersigned will give prompt attendance on
all vessels that require his services, but he wishes it
to be understood that he will not 90 off without
being signalized as required in the above quoted law,
a compliance with which will be necessary to Justify
any future complaint against him for want of atten-
ton to duty. JOHN MEEK.
Honolulu, June Is, 1914. BIN
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Notice..

NOTICE..
NN7E request those who wish to subscribe to the
Wv PoLYNEsIAN, to send their names TO us,
with the subscription payable in all cases in adj
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 any mistakes
are made in the delivery to subscribers, they shall
Immediately be corrected, upon notice beinggiven.
June Is 3w
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

June lO-Br. sch. Falcon, Chap, of Sydney, "a
days from Tahiti.
June l2-Br. brig Laura Ann, Thomas, from VAL
paraiso and the .Narquesas 19 days from the
latter place.
June l3-Bremen whale ship Clementine, last
from Lahaina-5 months from Europe.
June l4-Eng. brig Clementine, .Molteno: from
Tahiti.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Shipping Memorandum.

The French ship Adolphe, of Morlaix, Capt. Nor
van, left Tahiti April 80, to land three French mis-
sionaries at Wallis Island, thence she sails for this
port.
Valparaiso, April %.
The Friglte Charte sailed for Valparaiso May 8.
Brig Lama, of this port, was sold at Valparaiso
Sth JAN, for 50, 900.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

June Sam. brig Lafayette, Winchester. for La
hama and Hilo.
June 9--Bremcn whale ship Bremen, Eiger: to
cruise.
June I'LL. b. VI. ship Modesto, Bailey: for
Columbia River and the North West.
June 49, Bremen whale ship Clementine: to
cruise.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15


taneously take that course without any COM
munication from Her Majesty's Government.
(Hear.")o -
LIE Courier Francois of27, April, pub
lished in Mexico, gives the debates upon the
affairs of Tahiti in the Chamber of Dep
uties, to the LIST. of March. We regret that
our columns do not permit us to extract more
largely. M. Guizot says, in the instructions
furnished Admiral Thouars, it was provi-
ded,-
lst..-The maintenance of the sovereignty
Of the queen, and the authority of the chiefs.
All laws and regulations to emanate from the
queen, and be signed by her.
2d.,-The rights of the natives to the pos
session of the soil, and to be exclusively
judged by their own tribunals, in disputes
relative to their lands.
3d.,-Freedom of religious worship, and
the independence Of ministers Of all sects.
The remainder of the Instructions breathe a
liberal spirit, one of humanity towards the
natives, and Of even justice to the foreign
residents, particularly the English missiona-
ries, who were to be protected in all the
rights and privileges due to the subjects of a
powerful friend.
After commenting at length upon the con-
duct Of Thouars, Guizot sums up the case in
the following emphatic language
Sin place of pursuing, Gentlemen, this
moderate and patient conduct which was an
act Of policy, and at the same time a rule of
justice, what did Admiral Dupetit Thouars.
Here, as the Chamber will permit me, for it
is absolutely necessary for the interest of
truth, that the Chamber permit me to speak
with the most entire frankness of what | call,
from my soul, the error of a man perfectly
honorable, and perfectly devoted to the inte-
rests of his country. He is deceived. He
neither acted according to his Instructions,
nor with prudence"
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Notice..

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ Treasury Office, for re-mounting the guns on
Punch-Bowl Hill, on new carriages. Timber, oak
or other wood of the best quality; wheels to have
half-inch tire, and all the other homework complete.
All proposals to be sent in on or before the 18th
June. 2W June s.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
A r r ! V A l. s .

June Sam. brig Hannah, Cheever, of Salem:
"a days from Guayaquil.
June gu. S. ship Levant, Paige: from Callao
and the .Marquesas-last from Tahiti, FL days-left
Callao April 5. Left at Tahiti, French frigate
L'Uranie. The Levant spent \ week each at the
.Marquesas and Tahiti.
June 9-Br. barque Honolulu, safrey; from the
windward,
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
PaSSCngerS.

Per brig Clementine III. F.. Cortis, J. J. Smith,
J. Todd, A.. J. Ellis and child, Tuane Reva.
Per brig Laura Ann,-Mrs. Thomas.
In brig Lafayette, for Hilo,-Messrs. c. Brewer,
i. Johnson, and w. Avis.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15

ANIMAL EcoNoMY.-As a Yankee pediar
of the genuine Connecticut breed, was one
day in front of a country tavern, watering a
raw-boned horse, whose ribs might be as
easily counted as marbles in a boys pocket,
a roguish looking horse jockey, accostcd the
pedlar, thinking to have some fun with him,
as follows:
81 say, | rather imagine it don't cost much
to keep that ere c%ritter in feed, does it,"
oval now, what would you give to know;
| make it a rule never to trade for nothin."
"Well," said the Jockey, IF you can feed
him on anything cheaper than laths, and brick
bats, and support life, I'll treat"
"Done!" said Jonathan putting both hands
into his pockets and looking up into the Jock
ey's face. "IW take yer up! stranger" l
just gets a lot of sharings and a pair of green
spectacles on the animals nose, and the fool
ish creature thinks its grass! at that rate he
eats a barrel a day! Now, stranger, I'll take
a s~meeimer, if you please"
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Latest Dates.

From London, March Paris, March limited
States, (New Orleans) April 6, (Boston) March Is
Mexico, (Mazatlan) May 9-Society Islands (Ta-
hiti) May Is.
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
COpartnership Notice.

FNTHE undersigned have entered into a Copartner-
L ship for the purpose of carrying on the HOUSE
CARPENTER S business, in its various branches, and
respectfully solicit a share of the public patronage.
N. B.-Work done at the shortest notice, and in
the best and most workmanlike manner.
MARTIN S. RODGERS,
PERCY B. SHELLEY.
Honolulu, May 22d, 1914. 9w s
Polynesian., 1844-06-15
Wanted,

Wanted,
eSMM|APOUNDS Sterling, in British Govern
eDSVSHO ment Bills, for which cash will be
Paid, at the rate of As. Cd. per dollar, if applied for
soon, by C.. BREWER & co.
May 2.