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FRESH SUPPLIES or FALL GOODS.
- SUTHERLAND ErN NJ AKER nnnnsiie

FRESH SUPPLIES or FALL GOODS.
- SUTHERLAND Gus MAKER, opposite the
~. Banks Main Street, Richmond, Va has aud AMI
erivibg large AMI general of all the auees in his
n- Of business and he respectfully the Of the
pubic his Sif Ok OF Goods Offering every
H. materials.
Amongst HI. Stock Goods found following
which he WI! public on The LestIe terms
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE.
Superior Damascus and Iubb double and barrel
Guns
Douh,~ aud -ing- plain stubJ twist Guns
10 la do pilrn aHl imitation " istdo
NO do ia common German do
Bras- s.ei and .iy n,unt,d Rifles
Du'ling, POCKET belt and TIA -IIng P,gtols
S'fco,kinr single aBl sh JiH-I revolving PriOs
Gun u Ne and PISTOL Powder Pi,-ks
brubl- aud Sing'r -lr,i Peaches and Bits
spi and Pain English and Frcnrh Percussion Gaps
-poIi-men's Liquor Phi is aud Pocket TuHb-r-
English Am-rican and Scotch GunpoudrT
Dog Clr. Collars. Wbips, Chains and Couples
llunt'rsn'- Blowing Horns and Rugss
WASH Rode Shot Chagsi-. Cap Pnmer-, oil Cops, Bail.
Pienr Gun wadlinE Wsi Gutter.
Mahogany and I..ateT Gun
Gun ft'h ard Rife Lock- Barrels
RID. aud forged and 6d Gun Materials Of M kinds for Gun
REPAIRING, &C.,
lie prepared kinds Repairing in
The nrsII aud durable manner and price, viii
make II TO the nefes, u the public favor hun with
rousge. no
UfkLMONIS EXPLOITING EXPEDITION Narrative u the
Exploring Expedition To the Rocky Mountains the year
Iofi ahJto Oregon and NO,tb Caons the 1919 " ny
bTey"t captain G. Fremont of the Typographical Engineers
lyini~, the bohemian Con.pifaor. The Days Of Mara
Ih-r"sa. by Madame Won PaAlzow.
The cries of New Ynrk. with Is inuSrai,o.s
III" P"sify, by Pnncs-s OreOod.
Vol : and lat cheap edh'oo 81 tie Wav@fly novels
hnoihfsuppy NJ The only DIughsr doinestc story edited
BY ~" author Of The 5ubsliern' 'Ths Hrs.nr" Ge.
I'r My'is 's' Of Toeness-by the E.y Benz. ). Lane
fhnhsr supplies ~ The Memoirs Of Bsnyenuo Cen
noe NASH a wOoDucusg
VIZ .als The only Agent in this e
u VEGETABLE MEDlCtNEl. EXTRACTS OIsTMEST5
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To CARRIAGE-uAkE MERCHANTS, &c.
Patent and Endmelied Leather.
Sept IsiS-dem
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.
n. X. WARD. Nos. Z, q, Ii and IL North

III
- E.sI Newark and No i7s Water street NJ York.
manufacture I'll Kinds Of Patent AMI Japanne oil diesd Ia
used by Carnage makers Harness makers Cap Manufae
iums JsTaHncJ Sknr, Bilc, Da-h, Railing Gram Ina
mci Seating Bow Pad R.t Front slip and Lining Hides liar
B, leath lie a,so, Tall SKINS. seal skins, &c They
being extensively engaged kns of lea
and Jspsnned Muslns, able furnish sneh aHc
Southern Merchants AMI Dealers nerai" ny calling
Mandatory Newark their Depot New YORK IA.
James e. Ctah. Richmond Va oIer b. promptly
In Will the subscribers allow themselves be cnt doGe
ut - 2J--6ms
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NOTICE. Al q meeting of the President and
Directors n Richmond rcssiirg and Potomac
Road Company, on ths I5u Octplef. I-tj, u wa-
Resolved. Thai diyndOf pr cent b. dseiasd on The OIL
ss and The fs ten collars STARE - the that
pfon M teams inere1 Tor tie n1n payable NJ The
Olcs " iTs Counpany lie ist pro4iBo.
Atfur COpy from tbs Ninutss
oe 90 9. W HACNURDO. Tre,-prer
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IMPROVED WORM TEA, wARRANTEI


IN ali eases destroy s1na
The Tea at nhd Fasant
best combinations fpT BsinK v.ty
spe, well efficient b. cnkir-n 0f
al will IMMUNITY. Should exist II
hiE" AMI erprl them should there be
effect Of and
Phy-ieian- who may a yrmrge mi
wish this. n.ade acquainted with u.
pIrs Prepared and sold only by
GAYNoR, wOOD 4 CO
Tb,to.,. - f.,...-..
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Confcctioner and Dealer in Foreign and DO
nestle Fruit,
AS just received per schrs Nassau and Man
- - chester, the following Goods. wit
100 BOr,s crop BuRth Raisins
$50 BoIes do. $50 Bofes do.
80 Kegs MalaRt Grapes prime quality
10 BoIrs Malaga Lemons On fine ORDER
Caaks Zanc Curanis
Is Drums Sulta. Raisins
~ BOtcs Cnnn (nne quality
. Gases Brandy Cherrss
20 boa olive OIL Cbe.t qnalHy)
Cas's Punes IN Gla,s Jars
Bihs Hofdeaur Almonds
Is Drums Pigs
10 Prais Maaga
BALES N He'd do
900 LIS. Paper She'll do
20 Cases Canton preserved Ginger
20 Bones Rock Candy
1000 CoeOanuts, fresh nd fine
so do Chinese De- cracksru
Together with large ssofeno Of CanIy ~ manufac
nic wafnnird equal 10 IN this Also 10,
largest dOcf and the gfeatss French
Fancy Goo Peffumeiy ke offered
The above Goods having been selected person
ON The very besierms he prepared gtcst
nens TO perrons wishing purchase chhcf ny wholesale
tail and therefore respectfully soeits Town anl
Couni friends before they purctasr ciewhrr b. doubts
they VII hndh 70 40 ne r,nst No tb2
MOI One ttopr below Exchange Bans
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NESTiGES 90 THE CHEATfON-Jd Edition.
Nestges n the Natural Creation,
Ths rork discovers mysteries
The auih'f FIR Rcinrd Vyyyan u yasi
AMI literary atanmrnts and oonysynF b.,
bnugh pure simple and modest WORK eve ~ where
widsy read IL has reached Third edition.
Por ale the Bookstore Of
or2J URtSgER a uoppta
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DRUEN Il CO, Manufacturers Of Malleahle

- Iron Castings the Rail rad Depot foot of Market
Newark n all kinds OF Harness. Carriage Stove
Machinery tu-rs Knives, and all de-crip
MaFabir 'uc of rail- road tars ani
ManeabL manufactured IN
ih-CoGny We Carriage, Harness an Sais
Hardware Merchants Buliers, and all
articles the south and South make
WHERE they will he able purchase, with
pro- pad cor article Northern
ke~s.k, y. ,, Sept. -. 1886. 6m
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e. ASTON Wholesale Hat Manufactured, No - Liberty
N street Newark, ~ 1.-The subscriber directs attention 81
Southern Merchants oe,batsd sabs
whce he with unfyaed NutTa,
Brush Plain Cashmere ami sporting Hats, Of all Kinds Also
BSys enlins Fancy aud plain Hats Of an description
He VIII maze oTee!u merchants to buy Of h faeio
shouki they call upon hu
N. J. Gent s FIN,
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y H. construction ~ NJ a. and think viii st
abd y ss liable repair Than other Thee
.on, sd u. 'psiou mat On ' who's. opefiyi hu@ better
oo'dnsy oi'red - g, OF lSoo1 ,p'nde' ~ our a',
s. SURrErGH Assrt P Co
BUrTLRsrrs, Sept {, 1s4J.
Our ssOpenUng Nuts operate satisfaction. pro
dpsinr yarn u sor quality and nersassd Iuapty
sad Mu.. and stessanr Eve cents ,r
hpndfsa ,Hgw about ,o y.' ''nee ny were PM oprl-
4 q. wAsneog Agent
MsrIYrEE, Jan. Is, 1916.
Mr. Rslah snJhg n the Msusawsn COMPANY, Pot In
opeaipn my Establishment gm u Smiths sei e'ng Mues
s raies, ,nfaotion at The aus ittsf 10 eyperd by all
rfaeuesI men As the best of ''e KIND In The county
JOSEPH KIPRA.
NoREr-rowv, Pa Jan. 10. 1915.
Hr rfbng fom u'e Haeawan Company New You u',
flushed putting operation for ten Of Baths ss hcting
| ntisfncuon SAMUEL JASispN
GtDr FGLIs Mmts, April %, 1915.
| WV. ". IEOEARp, EsJ.
Dear sr-Tb. Company have had IN operation n sef Aesr
Muc.-safp Kobon- Coz, Msson'' aod snitFs Tte
year last past have 'eri m accurate aeeolni ~ The piue
~ Operating description ~ Mule
have W. hcson In aynz thu Smith Mule wmturn M more
wok per spindle Than any Other now in o-e that requires es'
onhoo keep IN ord, and may be keP 10 ren" AZ ' 81
Is BURLEIGH.
| Agent Great Pals Manufi curng 90.
UHoS Factory, (SEAR BsLrNosf)
| August %, 1916.
| Gcpnemen-our nulcs operation iian
fhrre months and entirely satisfied They
produced per Day dung and given
o. no oul TIcy make betsr cop bed .pnners
make on Hand Nulc. and consequently
neighbours below optra
buty Sharp Roberts of msnebes shdi give Mule.
| the d,enI.d nv 6errnee. Yours respectfully
| W. p. jerks
Or Yam spun In week. ending 18Th August, 1875 az the
Rocky Gn NIL Pisa ~ Tandiog ~ YiI5t pcuns and 90.
$40 hsnts No rs ysfn anksto the se psf dsy 16O No
% worths ~ 90 100, pei week $3.50 cost Ps
\ oeioser 4 Je,S dgm
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W.T. sucIbe the ony Agent eiry III.
u VEGETABLE MEDICINES, EXTRACTS OIyTnESTI
ESSENTIAL OIfS. FRAGRANT WATERs he &c raised pre-
pared and put the Botanic Garrn New
A. " WILDER,
rs ~ Main st,s., Riehma,d
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

The past month of December has been
considered as unusually cold. BY reference
to DR.. Rockies table, it will be found that
the range of thermometer has not been so
low as it sometimes is in that month. Feb
ruary was the coolest month of which we
have any record, as well as affording the
widest range-(rom $40 to 8l-average go
-5l degrees lower than the past cold
month. When the thermometer at Homo
lulu goes below 100, the change is very
perceptiblc to our good towns folks. Some
feel the cold pinch so much on such occa-
sions, that they talk of erecting fre-places in
their houses. For our own part, we do not
know a more delightful climate than when
the range is from the lowest here to 75' a
difference Of but ego, taking it from the
lowest observation within our knowledge
1t is then cool and bracing, and wooden
clothes are worn with comfort. The heat
of summer is very enervating to a northern
constitution, but we doubt if the annals of
medical philosophy can point to u more
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

and governmental news. English and French
advertisements nave found their way into its
columns. A brisk commerce exists between
Tahiti and Valparaiso, via the Marquesas.
Many private buildings beside the govern
ment edifces have been erected; roads laid
out, bridges made; and Papeite begins to
assume, under the auspices of the French
authorities, an improved appearance.
An unhappy feeling, it would appear,
continues to be kept alive between the
French and English residents, resulting in
mutual determinations, The chiefs remain
strongly encamped and firm in their policy.
A civil tribunal has been established, with
naval officers as judges, and Capt. Aubigny
as president. A number Of suits have al
ready been heard before it.
Gov. Bruat is e~xerting himself to extend
his authority over the island, by reconciling
the natives to French rule.
The journal praises Mr.. Simpson, an
English missionary at Eimeo, for his intelli-
gence, love Of peace, and the excellent moral
influence he exerts over his flock.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18
In Probate Court.

4 PPLICATION having been made to me by
"A ISAAC MONTGOMERY an alleged creditor
of EDWARD JACKSON, deceased, for letter Of
administration on the Estate Of said deceased, all
persons are notified to show cause before me, ut my
chambers in the Fort of Honolulu, on WEDNESDAY,
the 29th instant, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, if any they
have, why such letters of administration should not
be granted to him. The next of kin to said de-
ceased, if any, will have preference over him in
administering on the said Estate; and should a will
appear to have been left by the deceased, it will DO
then and there admitted TO Probate, and Letters
Testamcntary granted to the Executor therein
named. Given under my hand this
l4th January, 1916.
Wv M. K~EKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18
Ma ka Oihana Hooponopono Waiwai
HOOilinn.

HIA hoopii mai o ISAAC MONTGOMERY O
u lilo ia ia ka hooponopono ka waiwai hooilina
o EDWARD JACKSON, j ka mca make no ka
mea ia ale ia ia.
Nolaila C lobe ma mea a pau, @ hcle mai lakou
imua GU, ma ho'u hale ma ka Papu o Honolulu ka
la 20 o January noi Wcnedc ka bora 10 O kaka-
hiaka, C hoakaka mai, ina he kumu ko lakou 9
hoole al ka lilo ana ia ia ma ~palapala hooponopono
mea la make ka mea kupono ka hooponopono
ua waiwai la; a ina he Kauoha ka hoikeia mai
alaila C hooiaioia a hanaioe ka ~palapala ma ka mea
mana C hookoi olclo ia maloko O ia Kauoha.
Kauia ko'u liua keia la
ii o Januari, lS45.
2w NJ. KEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

New SHoALs.-Brig Delaware, Pcll, hence for
Pcll's Island, 10th. October, ult. discovered in 25S
30 N, l7i7 26 w., running N. w. and S. f. about
30 miles, a shoal, Came to anchor in Is fathoms
water.
Another reef was seen l4th. Dec, 27s 26 N. l74s
20 W. with very heavy breakers. Capt. Pell by
new observations, ascertaincd that his former posi-
ton for the Island on which the Holder Borden was
wrecked, was correct, Lat. 90 OF N. l74s 81 W.
Capt. L. planted so cocoa-nuts on s. +. point Of
the Isand.-ICon'd from Friend.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

' HAWAIIAN WHALING CoMPANy.-At 10
o'clock A. NJ. yesterday, there were 245
shares subscribed, leaving 55 only remain
ing. Persons wishing to subscribe will do
well to call Immediately.
Agreeably to the terms of the association,
a meeting Of the stockholders is to take
place on Monday, the Goth. instant, for the
purpose ofchoosing officers. Notice is here
by given that said meeting will be held on
the premises belonging to the estate of
French and Grcenway, in the office of the
French Consul, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. pre-
cisely, of that day.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

On the morning of the 10Th instant, His
Majesty and suite attended the annual exa-
mination of the pupils at the Seminary at
Lahainaluna, and in the afternoon a tempe
rance celebration. We hope to receive the
particulars in due time for a more extended
notice ofth ceremonies of the day.
1t is now uncertain whether the court
will return to Oahu Immediately, or attend
His Majesty on an excursion to Hawaii,
while the effects of the royal household are
being removed to Honolulu.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18
Money Wanted.

WOnty WHntCUs |||
sE"CAPTAIN JAY, of the French ship
NANCY, having want Of the sum OF
Sl6.239, on account of necessary repairs to
be made on said vessel, wishes to raise that
sun on the security of a bottomry bond
He will negotiate with the proposer who
offers the best conditions.
Proposals will be received at the French
Consulate, where the contract will be imme-
diately arranged after the adjudication.
c. JAY, Capt. JMe Nancy.
Honolulu, January 18th, 1915.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

By the politeness of M. Dudoit, Consul of
France, we have been favored with a loan
OF "LOceanie FRANCHISE, Journal de Tahi-
~ 1t is mainly filled with articles upon the
society, Marquesas and Paumotu Groups,
and with the local views of the "cstablish-
ment." 1t has ceased to be the official
Journal, although it publishes all the cdicts
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

Mr.. EDIroR,-Wil you please inform me
by what Almanac you make out Saturday
last to be the 10Th Of January, 1852 and
oblige A READER.
BY the Almanac of Blunders, Of which a
large edition was issued to meet the demand.
For further particulars, multiply the length
of the Comets tail by what it ought to be,
Polynesian., 1845-01-18
ADVERTISEMENTS.
SheriH''s Sale.

Sherif's Sale.
sf4N, ON THURSDAY, the 23d day Of January
s4IzE. next ensuing, at 10 O'Clock, A.. NJ, l shall
sell at Public Vendue, to the highest bidder, the
British BRIG EUPHEMIA, with her sails, apparel
ana furniture, levied upon pursuant to execution
issued at the Court of Admiralty Of Oahu. |'
X. BOYD, High Sheriff.
Honolulu, Dec. 25th, 1914. 4w
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

Total net amt. from all sources. ~receiv-
ed at Honolulu Custom-Housc for 1914.
Sl2,66 80.
In 1886, the imports exceeded those of
1914, by 500, 900. Since that period, how
ever, there has been a steady increase in
the value of native exports, also of actual
consumption of foreign goods. AT the pre-
sent time it amounts to not over four dollars
each at retail prices to an inhabitant through
out the kingdom. 1t is evident that this
amount can be readily quadrupled by due
attention to the resources of the country,
and by stimulating native industry by whole
some enactments. Under all the disadvan-
tages which the country has laborcd, there
has been a steady and healthful increase Of
national wealth and consequent prosperity,
but it has been extremely slow, compared
with what we may in future expect, should
an enlightened land system be adopted, the
remains of predial servitudc entirely abol-
ished, and all Hawaiians permitted to hold
their estates in allodium.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18
Public Caution.

TSTATE OF FRENCH g. GREENWAY.-
~ The creditors of this Estate are notified, that
the day of final Report, fixed by the Chancellor's
Order, heretofore published, is 2ist. .March mert, on
which day all claims against said Estate, not pre-
scented to the undersigned for settlement, will BIO
finally and forever barred. Claimants on the estate,
must present their claims anew Regardless of former
Presentations) to the Committee Of Enquiry, or to
the meetings of creditors heretofore held over said
estate, or to Consuls, or to the local Courts of tho
Islands, as the undersigned is not authorized by the
Court to hunt up CLAIMS against the estate, and
will take notice Of none not officially addressed to
him. JOHN RICORD
Liquidoting JAgtf Estate Of French & Greenway.
Honolulu, Jan. 9th, lS45. 3w
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

Jan. l0th.-Am. W. Bark Newton, Slocum,
1900 whale to cruise.
Jan. l2-Br. barque Columbia, Duncan, London.
Jan. l5-Br. sch. Falcon, Chapc, Sydney.
Jan. l6--Br. brig Julia, Robinson, Manila; ballast.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

Under the present imperfect Custom
House regulations, it is impossible to ascer-
tain the exact amount of specie which comes
into or leaves the country. Future legis-
lation will, it is to be presumed, shortly
place this and other matters connected with
the Custom-liouse OH a simple and concise
basis, which will afford correct statistics in
every particular of the imports, exports and
consumption Of the whole Kingdom. At
present we can arrive at only a tolerable
degree of certainty with regard to the port
OF Honolulu alone, and perhaps Lahaina,
the returns from which we have not yet re-
ceived. From the best data to which we
have access, we add to Mr.. Paty's Table of
exports, the following approximate values of
specie and exchange derived from all sour
ces, which have left the Kingdom during the
year l344:-
Specie, mostly to China, Sgd
ney and Mexico, SllO,O 900 90
Exchange, to United States,
England, China, Valparaiso
and Mexico, 2OO, 900 90
From Mr.. Paty's Tables, $500 0 90
Goods re-exported, = 6O,O54 90
Domestic produce, 100, 5S7 90
Total amt. exported for 1914, S479,64O 90
imported " 35O,347 10
Surplus, $780, 94 IS
The surplus of exports goes to pay for the
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

0 ma mea aic aku a me ma mea ale II al a pau ka
wniwai hOoilina o ka Mea Hanohano J. A. KUA-
KIM, ka mea make c hele mai lakou ia maua 0
hOOponOpono. JOHN IL,
Honolulu, Dek. %, 1914. 90 G.. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18
A II X I v r. u

Jan. lam. whale-ship Gold Hunter, Wood,
New Bedford Is months; 900 whale 35 sperm,
5000 lbs. bone. Spoke 9th inst, Am. whale-ship
Maine, Edwards, hence; SO sperm.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

Notice.
A IL persons indebted to, or having demands
- against, the Estate of His Excellency J. A..
kUAKINI, deceased, are requested to present their
accounts to the undersigned, for settlement.
JOHN II, "t
Honolulu, Dec. %, 1874. G. p. JUDD.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

and add the result to the Sd verse of the
ll7th Psalm.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

increased value of the goods after they have
entered the country, and are in the Hawaii
an market, being generally an increase of
from % to 50 pr. ct. upon first cost.
Polynesian., 1845-01-18
Amount brought up,
$3,278 10
Honolulu, Oahu, January LIST, i845.
WILLIAM PATTY.
Sl,74O 80

Domestic produce exported from Honolu-
Ia, Oahu, Hawaiian Islands, during the
xear ending Dec 2lsf lQ1h.-
Polynesian., 1845-01-18

Increase, sl2G, 800 "a Less, s6,75l ii Increas. So, 600 3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06

MARION Brown has from $50 to 200 majority
In the Banner County
John Clayton, Esq, Democrat, is elected over
Charles A. Harper, (do.) by majority OF 90 Tor
the House of Delegates, in Marion.
PResToS we're mistaken in recording
The county of Preston as having gone for the
Wings The Morgantown Mountaineer has The
following:
"PREsroS-lOO guns for Preston we have
Just received letter from Preston county, which
gives Mr.. Brown 1874 majority! Col b. Fairfax
Dem is elected by o. majority; he had one De
mocral and one Wing 10 contend win. we per-
ceive mistake in The letter oil our 'fiend IN add
ing up his figures which makes MT Brown ma,
joriry about 300; but we believe that the official
return will make i, upwards of 300. MIR. Brown
will 90 down on The river counties with ,OOO or
LOO majority, and will have in The District 1no
or 800 majority, the largest ever given 10 any De-
mocrat from the Northwest"
TAYLoR.-For Congress, VIM. G. Brown has
a majority of % in tha: part OF Taylor IN The
Monongalia District. This precinct was former
" Wing By a small majority. MIR. Hall, wing,
is elected 10 the House O. Delegates By MAORI
~ Of IS: Democratic loss
HARRlsoN.-We have unfavorable reports from
this sterling county. It's said TO be uncertain
whether Dr.. Flowers has been elected 10 the Lee
sslalure over his Wing competitor. Rumor says,
that il is a neck and neck race between Johnson
and Camden.
Bedinger's majority over Lucas, for
Congress, lla. Funs!sn's maj over McGnire'
for House, 50.
Bedinger's maj. over Lucas, Tor
Congress, 153. Funstens maj. over Mcclure,
for House, 1856 Funston D., reelected.
sMYrH.-Hopkins's majority reported a, IS
Dr.. Tate, Democrat, reelected TO the Legislature.
TAzewELL-George's majority over Hopkins
will average between and 500.
CrMBsRLssD.-Hill's majority for Congress
reported at 81 Wing delegate elected
MONTGOMERY Democrat elected
over Preston, Wing, in the counties Of Mont
gomery and Pulaski. Again. Chapman beats
Miller ty small majority.
Observation-Disclosures majority l63; Callison,
Wing, elected 10 The House.
MosRoE.-The Fineas,le Democrat SAYS,
Chapman's majority in this county is $50. Ha-
milton reelected 10 the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-06
From The Philadelphia Lsdgr.l
A LEGEND OF LIFE.


While still he flush OF youth and hope
Stood mantlng on my brow,
Nor vet blur was on LIES page
That page so botted now
Methouyhi the world was reit oil s.n
It's roses bloomed SO fair;
NV novice hands were strangers then
TO lhorns that linger'd there
First, Wisdom came, with mien severe,
An anchorite of ages past,
Who fain would pour into my ear
Deep words 10 chain my reverence fast:
Although the chambers OF the brain
Closed not their portals TO his tread,
His eloouence was brealh'd as vain
AS requicms chaunted Ger the dead.
When Prudence next essayd the task
To charm, with words reputed wise;
found,on peeping meath his mask,
Regret was beaming in his eyes;
When of he taught from Mem'ry's page,
Ilaughd his teachings all TO scorn:
Twas not beneath his vassalage
NV spirits strength should e'er I've shorn.
Anon saw dimpled boy
With ruddy face appear,
Whose cheeks OF rose soon made me love
His laughing, roguish leer;
When once tried TO rove with him,
ne'er would rove alone;
Alas. the rogue had learned 10 steal
/ felt my heart was gone.
Fen as learn'd his name was Love
He lurnd away to flee:
Though or cried my heart 10 have,
fIe ne'er would give it me;
AS il he gloried in the theft,
He gave my dearest part
To Beauly's sweetest, fairest maid,
Who still holds fast my heart. JACQUES.