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Polynesian., 1845-03-15
kukaIa HOOiiina.

sToO ma mea a pau i ale aku al ka
Waiwai o GEORGE WILKINSON, ka mea j
make no Honolulu tho nci, e hele mai
lakon imua o ma mea i kakauia malalo
mel iwaena 0 ma hebedoma como mai
keia la aku, e hiki al ia maua Ike hoopo-
noponO ka waiwai O ka mea i make.
A O ma mea a pau i ale mai i ua George
wilkinson, e pono hoi lakou Ike uku
koke mai.
ISAAC MONTGOMERY.
SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Ma Luna hooponopono / ka hooilina o G. Wilkinson.
Kakaui, l2 Maraki, 1916. CIV
Polynesian., 1845-03-15
Dissolution Of COpartnershiD.

TUNHE Copartnsrship heretofore existing under
IL the firm of SINCLAIR & CO., is, by mutual
consent. this day dissolved.
LIN. B-Thc business will in future be carried
on Cat the old stand) by JOHN BARKER.
Honolulu, Feb. ls, lS45. (3w My
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

We are happy to perceive that the editor of L'Oceanie
Franchise has extracted freely from our columns, but we
were quite unprepared to see our Mauna Hualalai dream
OF the 2lst Dec. quoted as a bona fde volcanic eruption,
causing de grands dommagcs."
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

Edm. De Ginoux, editor of L'Oceanie Franchise. has
recovered 100 francs Of NJ. Lucas, merchant, before the
court of Papeite, for defamation of character.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15
The late comet was noticed at Tahiti.

Much lightning and considerable thunder passed over
the town on the 9TH and Sth inst, lasting for a longer
time than we have ever noticed before, bu, unaccompanied
by much rain.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15
English Goods.

ECElVED per the English ship "Nepaul,'
AO and for sale by f. & H.. GRIMES =
l2O pieces Long-cloth, 200 pieces English Prints,
Az pieces Orange Prints, 2 cases Drill, 100 lbs. Linen
Thread, 20 doz. cotton Hose, 3 doz. Day & Martins
Paste Backing, 60 Sad Irons, 100 gals. English
boiled Oil. ms
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

A French sailor, Tabre, Of L'Uranie frigate, accused of
desertion to the Tahitians, was shot on the 4th of Jan.
Likewise four others condemned, are to be sent to
France, where their fate will be determined by the king.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15
China Goods.

ChlnR Goods.
UST received, per brig "Bull,' and for sale
% by L. & II. GRIMES =
4 cases Silks and Satins, IL cases blue Cotton,
"a Writing Desks, 6 Dressing Cases, Is Rattan
Chairs, 20 lolling do, 6 nests figured camphor wood
Trunks, IL pieces red Hdkfs., SO pieces blue silk do,
India Rubber suspenders, so tubs Sugar Candy.
mchS IF
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

HILo, Feb. 3-Arr. yesterday, wh.-ship Trident,
Black, New Bedford 20 months; 24OO whale oil
last from California.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

The Prussian whaler, lie Brussia, has arrived at Ia.
hi,i, the first of the nation thai, has ever appeared in these
seas.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15
&. W. VII & Il N T,
HOUSE CARPENTER & JOINER

AS on hand, for sale-2OOO feet clear No.
III A. pine | Ia Plank 5000 feet do. do. | inch;
$4,000 feet No. 2, inch; 1000 Lights Of Sashes (ass'd);
30 pairs of Blinds do; 80 panneled Doors do; I2 Door
Frames do; go Window do. do.
gNT-BuILpISd and JopblNG on reasonable terms, at the
shortest notice.
Honolulu. November g, 1871 Il
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

Mr.. Jones' excellent address before the II. r. A.
Union, Feb. II, ult, is published in the last No.. of the
Cascade.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15
s A | l. F. d.

s A | L f d.
March s-U. s. Frigate Brandywine, Com. Par
ker; for Tahiti. Eng. ship Nepaul, Ewing; Sitka.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

The u 5. brig Perry brings a few days later dates
from Tahiti. The island still remains in q state of inqui-
etude.
Polynesian., 1845-03-15

Notice.
OCTOR c. F. WINSLOW, from the United
~ States, having established himselfa permanent
resident at Lahaina, Maui offers his services to
those persons who visit that port, in need of Medi-
cal or Surgical attendance.
Lahaina, Maui, Nov. 80, 1874. 6m
Polynesian., 1845-03-15
Registry Of Vessels.
Important Correspondence

Important Correspondence.
10 be had at this Office, (price SO cents copies
IL of the Correspondence between II. II. NJ.
Secretary of State and the United States Commits
sioner, in the case of John Wiley, an American
citizen" Government Press, Honolulu. ne.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
Correspondence OF the Baltimore Patriot.

HERALD OllICk, NORFOLK, OCTOBER -.
On Wednesday night, about nine O'Clock, while the
steamer Chesapeake, having the Norfolk Junior Volunteers
and Old Point Band board, returning from Rich
mond and while crossing the upper end of the Roads
Newport News she was into by the schr. Mlsyiie
Powers, from Baltimore, with lime. bound to Petersburg
the schooners bow striking her abait the wheel house.
rying boat buwaks auneheons broadsde Of the deck
cSbil and damaging berths breaking furniture &c be.
sdes which, valuable brass instrument belonging 10 the
band broken and musket belonging to a me mber OF
the Juniors twisted he says into "a cooked hat" the
eoneusson Two OF the Juniors and one of the Band
were hurt, though not badly.
Capt Griffith OF the Chesapeake that he had lights
and thinks they could hardly have failed to be seen
from the schooner f look had been kept on board;
whereas, owing 10 tie thick Darkness was impossible
for him 10 sec the schooner in time To avoid her.
Capt Powers who has since arrived with his schooner
states that be had Light Burning in his binnsce and that
he eGdeaSorsd 10 avoid collision, but could not rs the
steamer bore Immediately down him. aud the collision
became unavoidable his part HIS schooner has asn
received much damsgshayng her bowsp:ii night lac ads
and iopumSers carried away, bulwaras &c. So
who blame (if uh-r) il hsfd to decide but II IL
very apparent that both .'bsdiy beaten"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
RicunoNp, ooh October, Isis


To the Editors Of he IPhig:
Gentemen--I venture to tespiss a few moments upou
the patience OF readers in OF report
that my ia attached document contsning
mens that iae; but safely leave the evil
dence OF those who attended the lecture OF Madame De
Bonneville Saturday night whether the facts there
stated are not IN MAIN, strictly they occurred. The
part pointed out being is that which
that DIR. Cullen standing by his when called by DR..
Warner to have the bandsee tried l assured by
several individuals, in whom place confidence, that Dr.
have long had the honor know DIR. Cullen. and his
who said they him in the previously have
been mistaken This the only discrepancy pointed
20 and II appears materially alter the
circumstances Of the
am glad 10 have the present opportunity state that
which have slrosdy said The meeting viz: that do
believe that either Dr. Cullen Dr. Warner could conde
scend TO suy thing dishonorabie which would
have boon the rad the boy been utoed which
have thought intended be conveyed by the docu
doing so must be distinctly understood that is from
Personal fear OF consequences but simply that equally
ready 10 upit my feeble defence Of
Just and ungeneous suspicious, have b,en the
oi Monsieur and Madame De Bonneville.
In conclusion, may be permitted 10 regre; that
80 high member OF the medical Profession DIR. Warner
should have shown such utter ignorance of the subject
which he veniurcd 10 pledge himself "crush hum
bug" and plentiful lack OF that calm. patient spirit
which invariably distinguishes the scientific investigator
Hoping TO be forgiven for believing with Culver, Levoi
ser. La Place aud Humboldt. preference dsbeeving
with DR.. Warner, beg 10 subscribe myself, gentlemen,
| yours very respectfully, +. w. ROSTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

We publish this morning the article which we
promised Saturday, in the shape OF a narrative OF
events at Odd Fellows Hall, on the nights Of
Friday and Saturday was n week.
The narrative is concise, animated, pcrspicu-
Qua, and every way to be relied upon. The au-
thor was nm eye witness of what he relates, and is
entitled to the fullest credit.
The reader will pronounce the detection of the
imposture complete and overwhelming in the ma
turo Of the circumstances related, confirmed by
M. DE Bounevilie's charitable proposition to turn
over the profits ofthe lmposture for the two nights
to that admirable Institution, the Orphans Asy-
lum, the dearest TO the people Of Richmond OF all
their benevolent Institutions. Ii seems hard and
illiberal to turn the Professors charity against
him, and make il n witness of his imposture: yet
it is evident to us that no would not have be-
thought him of the Orphans, il he had not per-
ceiyed that his Humbug was about to explode,
and that il would be judcious to appeasc the pop
ular mood. The heavy haul he had previously
made upon the pockets of Richmond, amounting
to many hundreds-lnoney which had been 81
much better bestowed in alternating the condition
of the meritorious poor-enablcd him to he liberia
upon easier terms than others.
tut now we WISH 10 huON III 'uc usiihc va iiiui
ttudes, if the Professor is disposed 10 make ano
Their exhibition Of Cloirroyonce on the Richmond
Boards in a fair field and with a clear sky Or il
he prepared to succumb before the irresistible
evidence of Friday and Saturday night was ;
week
One word more-the Senior Editor of this pa
per has heard from some friends at a distance tina
he stimulated the crowd Saturday night the
10th, which pursued NJ. De Bonneville TO hi:
lodgings! Nothing can be more untrue: III,
was caught in it in returning from his office be
tween 0 and 10 o'clock, and remained with it
few minutes, to disarm. far as he could, its Vi
olent resentment. That is the whole fact Bu
in truth, that crowd designed no violence. Tn
whole demonstration intended, simply, as W
believe, to express the public scorn Of imposture
Madame De Bonneville's presence was guaran
tee, with Virgnians, of personal safety to he
cortege.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
THE VALLEY FARMER

We have received the October number Of the v,lev
Farmer. published in Winchester. by John p Bentley
Tbs periodical winning its way into public favor rspdy
and very deseVedy The low price as per ,oiuns
81 which the Farmer" furnished subserbsrs places
within the feseh Of any whose pursuits arc u an
agricultural nstore. Tho October number contains an ar
nce on the subject Of wool-growing by distinguished
eOaRibuor ofNew York We have read 4, with ,o,e,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

BEAT THIS WHO CAN.--CspL Beverly Lindsay Of
fisyyana county, Nfgins, presented us Yesterday i
sweet potatoes which fear the Old North sto,s ssn,,
neni One OF them 'ysm Inst twenty
" circumference and weighs something less ,hin hogs
nsso o. 'obiec' TIC other spanish po'atoe ~ the
on asnlpn sp1cos and three qIsfief II YARD
IN iens sny i"sn eoa beat THE et bin send his brag
po'a'oe' he way Old Virgins j. hard best in more
Nps h'h 9nc' We sgain thank Capt. Lindsey for the
prssenl.-MIII ION ". Z. CHRavl1II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
FIRE ON sATuRpAv Nrcur

Between twelve and O'Clock on Saturday n,eb, +,
ere broke IN the brick building on the corner Of Cary
and lAh Streets. The bIiding occupied a. a Tobae
&c fsc,ory. BY Me-- Bsrou s. Allen. What the amour,
efes 70 the Eeadsmen has BEEN have not yet learned
--ssossh The building itself has been entirely DESTROYED
ssoept fhe oass walle Az the time the hro was first
dseovess here ~ers sens a.eep In the second
81 hi'd soy Of tho Factory but none Injured Tho
es,sin u The Gre We have beca sLe 10 ascertain
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
rup wrsru,N,srrp peyIrw

Mr.. Gill; the agent in th. city. has placed before
the September No. OF the repubc auoa OF tho Wessmi,e
Review. The ct this nnmbcr, like its predc-
cessors are varied and interesting.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
MEDICAL COLLEGE

Inc 'Iercses Of this inttuion commenced yesterday,
viii d. Chombehnjnes introductory lecture. To-day,
Dr. Wyman will ltci1-s Of ~ O'Clock Tho Medical Fa-
Guilty Of the city snd the Citizens generally sre invited to at.
lend
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
DIED.

DIED
In ST. Louis Thursday morning the 9th Oct OF 20
minutes to o'clock, alter lingering ness Of ) months
fEErIN6HUSsES. intact son Of VIM. K Dawson aged IA
months and ID days. Death! thou hast DESTROYED bis pre-
e'ogs e bcdy; has his soul - FAR beyond thy reoel.
tLynei'safs aud Richmond, Va. pspers copy)
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
MARRIED.

Ga the LIST inst Columbia Tennessee by the Rsv NJ,
Mack, Mr. VIZ. ID. CANHEoS. Miss May JaSr KEEsKE,
Formerly ihi. place.
City papers will please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
TO FAR N ERS.
ITO JAMES WAKRRLL, AND ALL WHOM 1T MAY

'k'o JAMES WAkRRLL, AND ALL WHOM 1T MAY
ooseHAS-Take notice: That shall, pursuance writ
al quod damnum ed by the County Court
eppeahon OF the Common Council for the City
eted To execute the said writ the rs day
agreeaby to law the object condemn
the srct nd conveyed by Rhad Adams James
and brang date on the fr day OF January 1915 xeepns
portion thereof already belonging hmond and
part eny aid down on Of plat made by Meaah
my suveyof and which said day
Jul 1850 which land proposed be condemned
nnn Council Tor the city of Richmond be
Bnryng Srouni THos. A. sTAPLEs, ID. q,
2I-2aw1w for Tho. a Nil. a N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
N. Y. MARKET-oc,. Is,

N. Y. MARKET-Oel ass pm.
Cotton firm, sales 5000 bales. Flour held at IS So but
with fewer sales Than yesterday Rye Use asked 74c bid
Corn Csc So lbs asked. sales Barley STA 5sc Oats 42a
43c. Whiskey 20 for bbs aud the dsters having sold
ahead, have for lees.
Pork-3oO bbls mess sold at $685. 100 do do al,
Sl3.Sl; go bbls at Sl0,50; 100 do prime at SlO55,
Bcef-ccuniry brands 81, so and 81 so.
Cloverssed-2O,0O0 he old Ohio scld at % ctsl ID.
Whalebone-i000 lbs Northern sold at 32cts.
FlaIseed l25 cts bush, and Sl0, so tee. clean.
Wheat, 5000 bu. Maryland fair at 100 cts.
Wool, 2O0 bales choice Ontario Co. feeces sold at 33I
cts 10.
Sterling, ga 81, heavy; francs 525a 2et -Joua CON-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

vrAdveruscments intended Tor morninx's Taper
brought before o'clock the previous evening
insertion; and ,hoss fcs Monday mornings pa
per Saturday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
COMMERCIAL RECORD. I
RICHMOND MARKETS..


OcropsR ~, 1915
TOBACCO-There Is little nothing doing OF the In
speetoas- We give quotstion for Lugr, rom IS
TO =. SO. as In quaty-Com. Leaf from To l2-go0d
10 tine from 10 a-manufs eturng descriptions scarce
and motc sought after. . .- . AZ
GRAMMAR from los To 1914 cents Corn Is a
81 cent?, yessels st do. 40 by wagon loads. .f
FLOUR-To day Flour is firm at S5 and some holders
asking
CUT EAlLS-4t to aSc.
N. &. CoTrON-6fa7lc.
TEAS-lmperial and Gunpowder Use. Ia 81. so; Blaek
5pa75c.
wHIsKEY-25a3Oc.
CANDLES-Spem 3oa32c; Patent Sperm zoe; IlulIs
Patent l3c; Tsllow l0sl2l.
CoFFEE-Rio siasc; Lagusyra Tias; ST. Domingo
e3ao; Java i03slle.
HERDS GRASS-s7le. to 81.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushcl.
CLOVER SEED-In demand, at Is 50a6 per buS.
FlSH-New No. Shad $7}a7i dull; No. I Cut Her
r'ngs sell in small parcels from e4..
iRoN-Today the price Of Pig Meinl is unsettled by
English news, Pig Metal $50 10 9S3; English iron Sst;
Sweden Ss2ssess; Trcdegsr 500; country Bar $50
LlME-Sl per cargo.
MOLASSrS--N. Orleans 25s27c; Porto Rice 2ta261
Cuba 22a26c., with heavy stocks and light demand.
OL-winter strained oil best los cts; Fall strained
S0aS5; Whale 10 bbls. 44c. -
PRovISloNs-Bscon (hog round) Western sas}c.
saasie; Lard 9a9}e. 81. I...r
PLAlsTER-From the Wharf. s3.62s per ton; do. B,.
sin $s.25aSI,50. --.-0 -..
SUGARS-The market, with u largo stock. has be-
come very dull. with decline of }e.-N. Orleans Ct q
'i.; Porto Rico 7ss; ST. Croix 7i,si.
Siior-5Sc
sALT-FrOm Wharf $3.50 to .sse; Store 81, SS to
leo.
CATTLE-Beef from S3i to a.; Sheep from 81 to u;
Hogs from 81 TO A.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

KEY BASKETS
SIX Dozen Key Baskets, different plttens-
- Tor sa'ea D. 0INTER, ~ Man H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

BUILDING LOTS, on RICHMOND HILL, FOR
~ sALrThe Subrsnb.r oss for privately Bai4nx
Lots on Richmond Hill In the vicinity Yan
situated between and street, anA ypR
follows sir os fonig IS 9Th running
feet 10 IL foot alley three lots fronting al feet
ani running hack I5s 10 foot alley fronting
~ feet inehes and running IS5
alley To Psons wishing purehssr, the will be made
know n by application subseriber.
2I-2aw2w THEODORE CARRINGToN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

nWDERs FOH FRENCH HOOKS
~ j. w Raneoiph Co. lfi Main su.e Riehmcnd erpset
10 nd In lev weeks an order 10 Pans ant pleasure
or"eihs any NOON. wanted Tot small
MPRONEMENT IN DENTAL SURGERY.
II ~ HUDSON Ia. eiy AID ba. resumed the
practice OF his profession Perons dsIcus having the OF
in supplied IN tbs most natural ard durabe
fully invited call and with ad
eal gums OF his Manufacture. MIN Mo. ur, TO
exhibit and explain the
all who feel dsposet IN ofe, Az Main street
Richmond. Octotcr .,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
Ciairroyanee and NJ. DeBonnepiiIe

lrs.. the reading matter on both the outside pages.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28
ar A CIRCUIT SUpERIoR COURT oE

A Il CIRCUIT SUPERIOR COURT OF
~ Law and Chaneey for county Of city
richmond the Common Law held
The Court doth dieetthe following Order
information of the the counsel and
civil this and tbs Clerk directed
hcrsofo each Of the practising
the inserted
the Of Richmond serember
IL tn the OF this Cour
IL Ordered, That the Court will an Of Terms
require that the depending herein shall be tired
continued IN there be Of calling
thereof
oe 9-w,NovIs j. ROBINSON C. c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-28

AyANA oRANGEs-5oOo Havar, oranss, ju to hand and
- inr saeD JOSEPH BOSAvrTA
a a..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

The following description of Southern plan
ter appeared in late number OF the Planters
Binuer,' and, as It's correclues. is vuuched for
by the New Orleans Troppc, we presume lho,
it may be cvrtcd without apology into a nort.s-
ern journal:
Now for the picture of the Planter II
wouldn't sell chicken, nor dozen ofeggs, noc
a bushe OF peaches, nor a calf tor any conoI-
deraton. lie is abOUe that He raises colfon--
he does lie rides in six hundred dollar car
riage for which he is il debt H.. daughters
thrum the piano that never will be paid tor. lr
buys corn which he could raise at ten cents l
bushel and pays sixty cents for it after y ,
cent advance 10 hs commission merchant IL,
could raise his own tobacco, yet he pays 81 =
pound for II chmond scented lie could rsr.s
his own hogs-yet he parronizcs Cincinna''.
The consequences are disastrous Being tr
oossessor of one staple, he fluctuates with tac
market of that artcle. He takes the 'Prj,s
Current'--he pays pJstage-he Cobbles down
the English news Ike curmorant, lfhe Sc
to-day he'll insc--ihpreore he'll wait f'r beti'r :
sdyicps. He i, naked mp in cotton, and is a
gambler therein. Meantime he wants monr'
dioils nn his factor lie wnnts cotton GOO i
and cl,thcs for his plantation, that he could mala
ar home lie orders them, ard feels large TIE
manufacturer, the insurer, the shipper, tn,
freighter, the drayman, the warehouse man, II
seller, and finally the commission merchant. a.
have finger in the pie ofpro6ts, and the prov
foolish planter pays them alt, The year COS
and he II up to his eyebrows in debt T
is Tho result of lis not 'csculat,ng' nor evca
guessing the difference between .farmiSg nRd
planting, 0,e supports family. TIE other
suPF@'. prI3s until pride gets fa'l.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

Graduation and one track,
Second Iron track, 3Gi miles,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
Vol. 3--NO, 2S--yyhoIc No. o35

following 10 be rather over than under what
the actual cost viii be for graduation, tunnel.
bridges, &c. and laying down iron road of rail
sixty pounds per yard, sundry incidental ex.
pence &c.
Gradua,ion-362 m, at sc, 900 per m. 22o 500 90
Tunnel--3700 feet, or 1881 yds., at
800 pr yard, l23,333 33
Rrldg As-Say 40 900 90
Iron Road track, 36 m. at IS, 900, 29i 900 90
Incidental Expenses--say l2.lG6 67
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29

het hlgner than bntt~vlie, and one hundred
and twenty-five feet higher than Shamokin. but
much below the dividing ground between Potts.
VILE and that valley, also bIween that wall. Y
aud Shamukr, Cons qn"nrly Two summirz (t'c
Brntd Mountau aud lh- I.ocusO mus be sur.
mounted IN passing from Puttsyille TO Shame.
kin.
In locating Roll Road, from the Schuylkil
10 Shamokln, three objects should he kept st,a.
ally in view: FRsr, To psss the summirs or
vdn2 ground, between the Schuylkll and
Mahonov and between the Mahonov and Sha.
mukn, at the lowest nblainable summit plrva.
'lons, SrcoSD, To surnonn, these elevations,
by grades the most gentle that the country will
ndmit Of, without injudiciously Increasing the
length Of the road 10y route too circuiiuus -
TnIRn, To locate the road 50 as To uccum,no-
date the general Interests OF the country. tra-
versei by the road, It tie same can be done
wth0u, INJURY To the general pIblic utility Of
the road. General local interests Of great mag =.
ntudc should have their fuil weigh und inhu.
ence, in directing the route of an improvement
of tins kind but special or individual local in.
ierests should not have much weight in direct
ing question in which the public in general
have deep interest. The Mahonny Coal re-
gi"n, being on the route of the road will serve 10
illustrate this matter. This reg ion being one
OF general interest, (as all consumers are in
teres'ed IN obtaining Coal che0p) therefore
the road sbould he in,st so n to accommodate
the mining operations Of that region, in gene.
raj, II It can be located without injury 10 other
more extended general interests and utility OF
the road but special or individual local inter.
ests, within that region, should not cause the
road TO vary in the less, from that route which
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-29
FORESTVTLLE
BRkSs EIGHT DAY CLOCKS.

vUNHE suhscnher has just received for sale, lew
of the above celebrated Eight Day Clocks,
which will be sold st very reduced prices, for cash
Also, superior 80 hour Clocks, Of the hest make
snd quality, which will he sold for cash. at ~ oo'
Also. suu.Jior Brass 80 hour Clocks, at So 90.
Dec. 2, ls43. ii. Is. MaSoEh'