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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

AN ARREST was made last evening, on the
steamer oregon, on her way to this city, ofone Of
the gang Of robbers who infest our boats. He was
s s.enlulln0 70 open one OF the Saate Rooms when
his movements were observed and he was arros-
yea on the spot He was in confinement on board
tne ooat This morning in charge of the Police.
lie is supposed to be Southerner
Albany Citizen. Oct. !.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

The Atlantic and St. Lawrence Railroad Company.
has been organized at Portland and the Hon. William P
Preble chosen President.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

THE GREAT ROBBERY. The New York Express
says" 1t said that the chief of the Police and Alder
man Hart Of the Fifth Ward have some clue to the dis
covery of the who robbed Rowley
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

The Abolitonsts, at their Convention held in Boston,
Tuesday, nominated Samuel E. SewaIl as their can
didate for Governor and Elhu Buriit for Lieut. Gov
ernor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

MATRIMONIAL VEro ON ToPERs The Government
OF Valdez in Germany has prohibited the issuing of
marriage license to persons ofinemperate habits. Just
and humane.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

MARYLAND ELECTION. An election took place yes
terday in Maryland for Representatives in Congress,
members of Assembly, Co. Sheriffs, &c.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

SANDWICH RAILROAD. The citizens of Sandwich
are making an attempt to procure survey of route for
railroad, from the termination of the Old Colony Rail-
road, at Plymouth, TO that place.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

The Morning News contradicts the statement
made in the Tribune that the Mayor of New
York has been arrested and held to bail by the
Mock Aucioneers, and thinks the facts of the
case VIII turn out to be that the Peter Funks have
only resOlUed TO sue the Mayor.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02
BIG THUNDER CONVICTED !!

The Albany Citizen ofyesterday says: we learn
by the boat last evening, that Boughton, " Big
Thunder had been convicted at Hudson, and
sentenced to imprisonment in the Clinton County
States prison for life.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

A9UEDUcT DESTROYED. The aqueduct Qua.
tne pennsylvania Canal, at SheafFers Ford az Gr
.een miles below Huntington, was burnt domn
incendiary. "o'N oi an
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

MRS sigourney, whose health has been vor,,
poor ior some time back, we are glad 10 hear y
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02

In the short period OF one hundred and twenty
FIVE years, the Emporium of America has risen 10
the sixth rank in the commercial world She
stands as compared with the leading cities of the
world, according to late enumerations. as follows:
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-02
2o2, $50 27O,O89 5l2 ITO. 366, 785

*fhesc two wards were constituted in 1826-he thir-
teenth from the TENTH and the fourteenth from the sixth
and eighth. tSe off from the Ninth Ward in March,
1882 Taken from the Twelfth Ward in 1886. STaken
from the Eleventh in 1887.
The valuations for corresponding years were as
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

The New Orleans Bee, Of the 18th ult
states that Thomas j. Cooley, ESQ.,, d
Point Ccupee, has received the nonin,.
ton Of The wing district convention (thid
district) for Congress, 10 supply the VI
cancy occasioned by the death Of Gen
john B. Dawson.
The following opinions were expressed
by Washington in letter 10 Judge Boud.
not. They are worthy Of being printedn
letters Of geld;
"Thc free cultivation Of letters-the I'M
bounded extension Of commerce--the pro.
gressive refinement of manners-the grow
ing liberality Of seniiment--and, abOrai
the pure md benign light otreuelofion, have
had melioratilg influence OH all mankind
and increased the blessings Of society.
aIntentions Of marriage are made known
il Nantucket through the newspapers. A
good idea. lii this way every body may
know "who's going TO be married" and
much time saved, which is now spent in
gossipping the news about.
sSay, Pat, are the days longer in Ireland
than in this country" Longer! aye, YOU
may well say. il; and not only longer, but
there is great many more OF them"
l2,S78 passengers arrived at The port Of
New York from foreign ports, during The
month Of August. H#
The Sacco (Me. Democrat states thai
the son Of Mr.. Robert p. Barry, Of Water
borough, aged only nine years, weighs one
hundred and forty six pounds. He con.
sidered a great specimeii Of down saa
productions.
Capt. Hiram Gray, tried in The y. 3
District Court at New Castle, Delaware,
on a charge OF aiding in the transportali0n
Of slaves from the Coast Of Africa, has been
acquitted:
The time for making proposals for The
work a. the Memphis Navy Yard has been
again extended Till the 10th Of October.
BY law Of the Republic Of Texas, lS':.
2S4 acres or land are set apart in eaci'
county for the support Of primary schools
and 22l 400 acres for the endowment y
two colleges.
''Do you know Mr.. Brewn9"
"Yes my DEAR ~ 50 8 .ts
SIS he not a deserving manp"
eyes, he deserves flogging, and il 10
ever oalIants YOU again, | will give i %
him." et W fE n8
MrGeorge W. Frederick died At Gresns-
borough, Alabama, on the 9Th ult., from
the effects of a snake bite received sixteen
hours previous. He was in the water hsa'
ing when he was bitten. The snake wa
a water moccasin,
Judge Jesse r. Thomas Of the Suprems
Court Of Illinois has resigned bis seal u
that Bench. Norman II. Purple Esq z
Peoria, has been appointed By Gov : o.
in his place.
The Iowa (old) on her way up -
week run on snag when about twcml
miles above the mouth Of the Illinois riss'
and sunk in six feet water. She had ~ y
little freight. Her machinery WIN :
saved. IT,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Asorhra CcusrEnrrrr tn. ;,

ANorhEa CcusrEarErr-TS.
rencebnrg (Ia.) Register, Of Saturd., ~. Y.
9th inst, has the following: @s
A man calling himself Jane. Ro,.
arrested In this place, late on Thu,. S's
evening, attempting 10 pass coun,err.s
ten dollar bill on the Lafayette BanL ! !,
Cincinnati. Aftertwo or three ineJyss,,i !,
attempts 70 pass tie bin, he was one,,;a -
ed and finally searched, when III i l..
boot he had concealed four hundred ,.i
seventy dollars in tens Of the abcye HI
and eighty dollars In threes on the Bsrl !
Louisville. The bills are well exeea,.s
little coarser than the plates Of The ,,o'
uine, but badly signed. The Louisville I'M
is SO well done that but few persons womb
be able to detect it.
lie is undoubtedly branch Of Tie Nr.
saw gang part Of whom are now in ia1
Counterfeit on The Bank Of Losisrips-
The Cincinnati Commercial of the 9Th = ~,
We we're shown; Yesterday, most dao.
gerous counterfeit on the Bank Of Louis
vile, Of the denomination Of three dollars
1t was taken from q man who Is now /,
our Jail for offering to pass it at the circu,
one evening this week. The bill IS calcn.
lated TO deceive men well acquainted with
the money, and in the daily business Of, he
city said bill would pass 1--WE times out i
six without suspicion. Il is supposed thai
there is nest Of countereiters in the u.
cinity of the Ohio river, between this an;
Wheeling, who make this money. Lool
cut for these "tl.rccs."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20


LATER rRox Oarcos The IA, .
Louisa, at New York, from Mexico S' saa
an overland mail from the PaciSsS'0O
portions Of the contents olxhich n. ~
in a letter in another column. n, s'sea
it will be seen, trouble brewing N Il. ~ y
between the American colonist. Ign
British partizans. A paper publ;S !, as
the Sandwich Islands thus not;o.s Y
further items % Oregon news '0a'
BY the arrival Of the Hudson R,,c
pany's barque Cowerli,z, we have -. w
ed advices from Oregon. The le,;.1s.:
committee Of Oregon lad risen ~. "
sitting adjourned from June last 10 ~ ss
town at the Willamette Falls i ;r,,. ~
rated; and at the election Of city o..l p :
much spirit was exhibited. The ~:
in politics are now Hon. Hudson RI ., "
and Americans. George Aberne,h,' w %sa
| is elected Mayor. The health II n. I.
: try is remarkably good. The season "
4 far had been warm and eyceedincl,, n. ~
Much damage had been done by b;.h IVY
ter in the country.-.no. Rep. W
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Steamboat Accident.

"A correspondent Of the Detroit Daily
Advertiser says, sat half-past 3 A. NJ,
Tuesday, below Point au Pelle on Lake
Erie, the London steamer from Buffalo,
and the Kent steamer on her downward
passage, came in contact with dreadful
crash, and the result of the conclusion
was the loss Of the latter boat, and we
grieye to add, several lives.
i havo no heart to dwell upon the scene
we witnessed. For some minutes we sup
posed we. had broken the machinery Of
the London, and were going to the y tom;
and were only relieved from the appre-
hension Of a watery grave by the sight Of
the Kent, rapidly sinking, at our bows.
Every effort was made to save her pas
sengers, and all who were in sight were
saved; several of those from the cabin be-
ing transferred to our boat without even
their clothes. But sad to say, number
were lost. being unable to gain the upper
deck in time. Among these we reck-
on:--
Rev. James E. Quaw, Bedford, Michi-
gan. ~ -
Mr.. Chauncey Osborn, Genesee, New
York.
Mr.. Seth Deming, Galena, Wisconsin.
James Lowden, Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Two young ladies and a boy from near
Ypsilanti, names not known.
All the officers and hands Of the boat
and 70 passengers, including 10 children,
were saved.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

The Courier finds the subjoined. in the
Terd Cruzana:
Messengers, arrived yesterday, report
that the department was in complete state
of anarchy. The commandant, Gen. Mar
tinez was broke and in prison. Col. Bruno
held the reins Of power, and no doubt
would soon share the fate Of Martinez
The insurgents knew moi what to do. Many
persons were leaving Tobasco, and many
others had sought refuge on board schoon-
er bound to this port. Z sTs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

The receipts from visiters to the mann
moth steamer Great Britain, since she was
opened to the public for inspection, have
been six thousand dollars and upwards.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

In Crandtiew township, Louisa county, = i \
on Saturday, the 9th instant, sfter sncr '.., II
painful illness, Mr.. John g. McClcsry, M
Of JeEersca county, Ohio. ~ |
Mr.. McCleary was among the hrst =. s.' - : .
the Territory, and has left young we ~ n I
liant daughter with large circle Of nns's
acquaintances to bewail their loss. IL
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

rWe acknowledge the receipt Of .
late paper from our old friend Hine Of Ke-
okuk. Also, from the steam beats Lacleds
and Archer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

still ~ be had repsstedly declared them
in fav6r Of ! hard money currency land he
demons ratsd 10 . few brief but anAnswer-
able arguments the folly Of people who
sold abroad for specie currency, having
an inflated paper currency at home to pur-
chase with.
"He then noticed the gross misrepre-
sensations which had been made Of his po-
sition on the Briscoe bill. He denied that
he was in favor Of any special legislation,
either cor the benefit Of the banks or Of in-
dividnals; he was opposed totally to any
alteration foF their benefit Of the laws in
force at the time the banks came into exif-
tence. He wished not 10 shield them from
any penalties they had Justly incurred
He was in favor Of speedily winding them
up and Kidding the country OF their exist
ence, and thought they should moi claim
any special and partial Legislation, altering
the laws under which they had commenced
end had been conducted. II was true, h.
said, that he had given his opinion wher
called upon by correspondent, who seem
ed TO consider it Of some importance onth,
LEGAL points involved, and as to the effec
/ which he supposed would follow forfeit
ure ola bank charter. But he did not pre-
tend to superior legal knowledge, and nj
man was more ready than himself to ack
nowledge that he might be mistaken on tn
legal points"
We might refer to the proceedings Of tn
democratic party in other states, 10 show
if it were necessary, what the progress o
opinion with them has been. The tenden
cy Of this opinion, as it appears to us,
not only such as will effect thorough ant
radical reform in the paper money Of tn
country, but lead to the certain and speed,
establishment Of the Sub-Treasury system
by the General Government
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

No BAsKs.-The Convention lately IN
session at Austin, Texas, for the purpose
Of forming Constitution for that State,
probably adjourned onthe 23d uit. "A sec
ton has been adopted, as part Of the Con-
stitntion, declaring that ''no corporate body
shall hereafter be created, renewed, or ex-
tended, with banking or discounting priv
ileres.'' II seems that the Constitution
Just rejected by the people Of Iowa was
not such an anomaly after all. Louisiana
and Texas have adopted the emo banking
proyisions.- bloomington Herald.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
Capsl Capsli

lust received and for sale large w, ~ \,
!. ment Of caps, such IS otter, for, sss ~ ~
tian, glazed and fur trimmed cio!n, 80 Ala
other kinds too tedious to menus"
which will be sold cheap at = Cob,
sept 20 ,l5 GARAAH
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

Five hiindfed stoves wefe clipped 1t
Buffalo for Chicago in one vessel last week.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

There Is report in circulation hete that
he steamer Osprey is sunk:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20
From tie Ne,p Oylesss Picayass.
LATER AND IMPORTANT FROM
8 MEXICO.

The Mexican schooner Yucateco. Prats
master, Arrived at this port yesterday from
Tampico, whence she sailed on the Both
Of August. By her We have received d
file Of E Ggen Tanpico paper, down 10
the 9th Of August, and copy If FL &glo
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20


crease and power. The previous funds
intended for the campaign, which would
have been sufficient to have carried it on,
were wasted in another way, SO that the
troops at Matamoras have been obliged to
become mechanics in order TO gain . liveli-
food. There was no money to pay the
army. The imposition Of any new contri-
button will meet with powerful resistance.
The Mexicans have acted like prodigal
and ill-advised heir; they have lost their
credit, and wasted their wealth, and they
have consequently arrived at that state Of
poverty, which IS almost incurable. The
article in question states that i will DC diff
ficult to carry on war with Texas; that
the insubofdinate movement in San Luis
Potosi, shows the disorganized state Of the
country, and the United States will laugh
and gain confidence from the fact that Mex
leo is in a disturbed state. From the gem
eral tone Of the Mexican papers, and from
the almost utter impossibility for Mexico
to organize an army, Me are under the
impression that there is little or no proba-
bility Of any hostile proceedings on the part
Of that power.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-09-20

going 70 gay debut there il no such
word in the democratic creed-they will
conquer, or ii defsAied, rally and fight
sgeip. Repeal is tie wordj let the feds
take the issue nj once,
: n Mississippi the candidates for Com
gress are now canvassing the State. The
o6lcial paper published Ut Jackson max -
Tia following remarks Oh The views Of one
~ the Democratic candidates:
The posit;on Il Mr.. Davis ON the bank
question VI the d.y is entirely satisfactory
= The democratic PARTY; il is entirely sat-
sfactory . che friends Of The Briscoe Hill.
y y. From the vicksburg Sentinel. ef
iznl'' A large audience crowded the court
house on Saturday, 10 listen to Mr.. Davis.
His old friends had seen him traduced by
Anonymous scriLblers and l,ackbiting whis-
psrses. and there was eagcrness on all
bands % see how the gallant champion Of
the Warren democracy would bear himself
when Tie tolls Of his enemies were sought
- b. cast over him--how the young lion
wouA fscs his hunters when he Il last
ssfeo6 = bay. b
- He eosnmcnced BY noticing Ut once the
base ineinualions which during his absence
I'D bsea psA forth a,sony mo,'sly for his in-
Jury and ~ ihs disadection Of : portion Of
DE democracy from his support. He met
~ Ridiculous charge that he was bank
nan. q e any way whatever contested
With : bank, o. in favor Of revivi,.g ons q
any sort, with fat and unqualified con-
reelection. lie declared his views to be
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Kukala HOOilina.
Err. for The Estate Of the late .4hung, dec.

O ma mea kakauia maIalo nei ma luna
.hooponopono waiwai G like me ka pa
lapala kauOha a Ahana i ka mea make
ma Honolulu, ia hoOiaioia VA paIapala
la G makOu imua o kin Iunakanawai, a
ua loaa la makou ma paIapala oihana
no keia mea, nolaila Ike hoakaka aku
nci makou ma Ike akea, TIA olelo mai ka
ahahoOkOlokolo Oahu, e h]ooponopono
C hoolo hoi n c ac aku / m ale O ma mea
a pau ale aku al VA waiwni hooilina
la, maWaena O IA la he kanaOno mai
keia la aku.
Nolaila e lawcia mai ma ale ike pono
ma mea kakauia malalo mel, ma ko la
kon wahi hama, wahi noho paha ma
Honolulu.
Aole manaoia g poho loa ka poe boike
ole mai kO lakou ale aka, G pOno keia
| mca e hiki al ma mea kakania ma
lal" nei Ike uku imua / ka lunakanawai
hooilina, eIikc me Ike ana o ka waiwai
no MA ale o ka inca i make Ike maopopo
ma ka pau ana o ua ma la, a ole ia,
ma ka manawa e loaa mai al Ike dala
noloko mai o ka waiwai, a e uku hoi
Ike kOena ia Ahchoc ka hOoilina e noho
ana ma Makao, Kina, a no keia mea,
aole e pOnO e manaO ma mea ale G loaa
Xxi ko lakOu kc Eoike ole mai lakou ko
lakOu knle ana iwacna O ua mau la ka-
naono la, G like me ka manao e uku al
ma Honolulu.
kakauia ma Honolulu. Oahu, 10 Febe-
ruari, lS45. GEORGE PELLY.
WIN. FRENCH,
Er. for the Estate Of the late .ahung, dec.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Public Notice.

srThc undersigned, Executors Tes-
t%amentary of the will of Ahung, late of
Honolulu deceased, having caused the
said will to be admitted to Probate, and
having received Letters Testamentary
thereon, do hereby give public notice
that they are directed by the Court of
Oahu, to receive and admit or contest
all claims of all persons against said
Estate, during the space of sixty days
from this date.
For this purpose, claimants on said
estate are invited to present their de-
mands to either of the undersigned, at
their usual places of business or at their
residences in Honolulu.
The intention of this notice is not to
barr any claimants who do not present
their claims, but it is to enable the un-
dersigned, in presence of the Probate
Judge, to pay wholly or pro.rata, the
debts of said deceased, at the end of
the said sixty days, or as soon there
after as the assets can be converted into
money, aud the balance to Ahchoc, the
residuary legatee, in Macao, China, and
for this good reason, all claimants who
shall not have made known their claims
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Ma ka Hooponopono Kanawai-
OLELo HELU 6.

FRANCIS JOHN GREENWAY a me WILLIAM
FRENCH, hue i ko laua inca ale aku al.
ny LIKE me Ike moi ana mai o William Patty a
IA me George Pelly a o William French, ka
poe malama waiwai, kohoia ma ka olclo hclu 5 o
ua poe la mana G malama ka waiwai, Ike hama i
kea mau hama me Ike moi ole mai ka ahahookolokolo
/. f hoolimalima kakauolelo, e kakau ka
buke a me ma olelo e ale j kupono ka oihana, i haa-
VITA ia lakou, aole nae e OF aku kona uku ma hane-
RI dala elima o ka makahiki, a me ko ka al.
2. koho Luna noloko o lakou.
3. r kuai makepono ka waiwai a pau, aoIe
nae e OF aku kekahi kuai ana, ma dala 300, ala i
ka manao like ana o ma mea elua o lakou, ua kupo-
no Ike kuai ana, c pono al ka waiwai.
4. T. kakau pono lakou ka lakou hama a pau
la no ka maiama waiwai ana, a C hoikc mai kcia
ahahookolokolo ma ka la c hooponopono nui nj, Il
mamua mai paha.
5. T. lilo o William Patty kahu malama dala no
ma mca malama walwai, ia ia ma dala "A pau loa / To-
aa ia lakou Il hiki Ike tausani hookahi, alaila, aku
mai ola keia ahahookolokolo. .
6. Ina j manao lakou G kuai Ia mca, Z oil ana j
ma dala 300, alaila o ha ale mua ana o kcia alahoo-
koloholo ha mea C hiki al ua kuai ana la.
7. Ike olclo aku nei keia, ma mca malama wal
wal G Xii HoHo aku ua waiwai la ua lilo maj keia
ahahoOholoholo keia wa, ina he waiwai baa, ina
he waiwai pill lie kino, ma hoolimalima, i ma loaa
mai a me ma puka a pau loa, a me ma waiwai lcwa.
o keia ahahookoloholo c maopopo al, hihi pono al
hoi heia ahahookolokolo Ike hama a me Ike kuai aku
i VA waiwai la kela wa a kcia wa.
Hooholoia ma Honolulu, j keia la,
ii o Scpatcmaba, 1914.
If Nj kEKUANAOA.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
Administrators Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of ED
IA WARD JACKSON, late of Honolulu, de-
ceased, are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned Administrator; and all persons
having claims against said Estate, are requested to
present the same for settlement, to the undersigned
Administrator, at his residence in Honolulu, within
sixty days from this date, that payment may be
made of them wholly or ratably, according to the
amount of the assets of said Estate.
ISAAC MONTGOMERY,
Honolulu, Feb. 25, 1915. .adm'r.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
THOMAS o. LARkIN,
MONTERREY, UPPER CALIFORNIA.
DEALER IN FOREIGN MERCHANDISE AND
CALIFORNIA PRODUCE.

WHALE-SHIps supplied with PROVISIONS on
the most reasonable terms of the port, for Bills
on the United States, or for goods adapted to The
market.
iLj"The Commerce of California is increasing: the
Farmers preparing TO furnish Provisions in more
abundance; the Port Charges but Four Dollars
for ii whale-ship-that NAV not want to barter
goods for provisions-and Thirty Dollars for those
who may wish to; the Governments, by decree
of October ls44, having granted the privilege to,
captains of whale-ships to sell goods to a sufi-
Gent amount for their supplies, by paying duties
on the goods actually sold.
IL WOOD can be procured in Monterey. Wells
are being built near the beach, with pipes to con-
duct water to the boats. The climate is mild;
vessels never carry away a sick cIew,-and can,
IN the autumnal months, in common season, oh
tain provisions and leave port in two weeks
Letters can be sent-yia Mazatlan-to the United
States Cat times) in from sixty to seventy days.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05
KukaIa HOOilinn.

sU3DO ma mea a pau ale ka waiwai hooilina o
EDWARD JACKSON, i ka mea make tho nei ma
Honolulu, e uku koke mai lakou ia'u ka mea i
kakauia malalo nei, ka mea mana e hooponopono:
a o ma mea a pau j ale aku al ua waiwai hooilina e
hoike mai lakou ko lakou ale no ka hooponopo-
noia ka mea i kakauia malalo nei, ma kona hale
lwaena o ma la he kanaono mai keia la aku, j
hookaa hapaia a hookaa loa ia paha e like me ka
nul o ka waiwai loaa mai noIoko O VA waiwai
hooilina la. SAAC MONTGOMERY.
Honolulu, Feb. 25, lS45. ivy