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Polynesian., 1845-02-15
HOopOnOpOnO KOOilina.

MO ka uca ua waiho mai ka luna mana o h%oOpono-
~ pono ka waiwui hooilina o EDWARD JACKSON
alllo koia ahahookolokolo ka palapala hookaka i
ka waiwai o ka mea make, a maopopo malaila
kekahi mau inca IA hoopaapaaia, a olclo kckahi
poe no kakou kekahi waiwai TIA huikau me ko ka
mca make. tt
Nolaia, @ lone ma mea n pau ma kcia palapala,
e hello mai lakou ilnua on ka Lunakanawai no ma
hooillna ma ko'u hale ma ka papu Tusede 10 O
Feberuari nei bora 9 o kakahiaka, G hOOiaio ko
lakou kulcana ua waiwai la, mamua O 10 kuai ana
ma waiwai hooilina la.
Kauia ko'u lima ma ko'u hale kcia Ia 4 o Febe-
ruari lSt5. 2w NJ. KEKUANAOA,
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

The intention of this notice is not to
barr any claimants who do not present
their claims, but it is to enable the un-
d%ersigned, 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 sooD there
after as the assets can be converted into
money, and the balance to Ahchoc, the
%rcsiduary legatee, in Macao, China, and
for this good reason, all claimants who
shall not have made known their claims
on or before the expiration of the said
sixty days, cannot expect to participate
in any pro-rata payment which may on
that day be made.
Honolulu, Oahu, Feb. 10, 1915.
GEORGE PELLY,
WIN. FRENCH,
Er.J for The Estate Of the late .dhung, dec.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

HNSTATE OF FRENCH & GREENWAY.-
M The creditors of this Estate are notified, tina,
the day of final Report, fixed by the ChanccIlor's
Order, heretofore published, is 2iSt. .March nert, on
which day all claims against sand Estate, not pre-
scntcd TO the undersigned for settlement, will be
finally and forever barred. Claimants on the estate,
must present their claims anew without regard to
whether they have ever been before presented to
Alexander Simpson, Henry Skinner and Stephen
Reynolds. late calling themselves Aseignccs Of
Francis John G~rccnWay: or to stephen REYNOLDS
and William Ladd, late calling themselves Assignees
OF William French: and also, without regard to
whether their SAID claims have ever been before
presented Ia the Committee Of Enquiry, or to the
meetings of creditors heretofore held over said o-
tate, or to Consuls, or 10 the local Courts of the
Islands; as the undersigned is not authorized by the
Court OF Chanccry TO hunt up CLAIMS against the
estate, ana VIII take notice OF none not officially
addressed 10 him. JOHN RICORD
Liqnidaiiag .qg'iof Estate Of French g. Grecnwav.
Honolulu, Jan. 9th, lS45. 6w
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
COpartnership Notice.

FENlIE subscribers have this day formed n CO.
q partnership under the firm of REEVE &
HATHAWAY, for the purpose of carrying on the
BOOT and SHOE manufacturing business in all
its branches and would respectfully solicit a share
Of the public patronage.
*.*N. B.-1heir shop is opposite the Seaman's
Chapel sign Of the large boot
Honolulu, Jan. |, 1915, (FI 3N)
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

CARVED WoRK.-Among the furniture
brought by the King from Maui, we no.
ticed two articles deliberately and tastcfully
carved-a bedstead and clock.case-which
reflect much credit upon the makers, Hal
stead s. Hoyt, of Lahaina. They are wor-
thy the examination of the curious in such
matters. We need not look abroad for
superior cabinct-work hereafter, while the
country can produce such excellent spcci-
mems, both of work and woods.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

We make a goodly share oftvpographical
blunders %oursclf, but we seldom get so near
the mark, and yet so far out of the way. as
in the following, from the N. Y. Express:
"ln the ship Globe, which put into Faval
on the Gath Of December, Ieaky, and with
loss Of sails, bulwarks, sc. were two missing
families from Newark, and we believe others.
She was bound to the Sandwich Islands"
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

To THE EpIToR OF THE PoLyNEsIAw:-
-Hr, Ettor,-lt is very much to he regretted that there
- no more christian feeling among our advocates Of TEN
perancc, and that the leaders of the society can take no
hn's from a friend. Compare the article signed r., in
your paper OF the ed ult., with the article about the
gentleman with speclacles and boots, in the Hawaiian
cascade OF the 2Sth ult. am assured that this last
p1'ilcation has done much mischief. Two gentlemen,
VINO before hal several times attended the meetings Of
'he society, being asked a few evenings ago. why they
ao no longer attend the meetings, replied, ave have Ia
Ken warning from the gentleman with speclacies and
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

TEMPERANCE HousE.-Our readers will
find in our advertising columns, the card
Of Messrs. Rogers, Hasscll s. Co., who
have recently opened a Temperance House,
in town. We would specially recommend
them to the patronage of the public on that
score, and equally SO for the excellence
oftheir cookery, which we praise from trial.
Their charges also are moderate.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
Pine and Cedar Shingles.
RUV,OWW for sale by >''''
Feb. l.. If f. & IL. GRIMES.
For Sale.

TOr S0IF,
EHf GEORGE PEIIY and GEORGE r. AL
ED Ian. Agents of the Hudson's Bay Company,
on very moderate terms -
Very superior old Sherry and Port WINE. in bottles;
Tencriiie Wine, in quarter casks and bottles;
An English painted Room OIL CLOTH, 20 fl. by Is;
A few casks of superior COFFEE Jan. (.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

Dicd--ln this town, on Tuesday the nth inst,
Mr.. NELSON HALL, of Concord, n. II. Gu. 5. AZ
late a member Of the Hawaiian Total Abstinence
Union; and a Compassion in this Office. Aged 33.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
Temperance House.

HONOLULU, OAHU: OPENED DEG, %. 1911.
fnEN ROGERS & CO., would re-
l..elE, specially inform their friends and the public.
that they have opened a house for the a%ccommoda-
tion Of the friends of Temperance, and will be happy
to serve them. BY perseverance and attention to
business, they hope 10 receive a share of the public
patronage.
*4%PlES, CAKES, and CONFECTIONERY,
constantly on hand.
***FamiIcs, parties, &c. supplied to order.
Honolulu, Oahu, Feb. Sth. 1915. 3w
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
W an;cI to Purchase.

a II RATE GIG HORSE; Also, a saddle
Ia Horse, suitable for a lady. sound. gentle. and
OF good action. None but the best animals need
be offered. Apply at this office. Ui5ti)
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
THE PORT OF HONOLULU
A X IL | V f. ID .

Feb. lO-Am. whale-ship Canada. Topham, New
Bedford 70 months; 5000 whale. [From Maui i
Spo,e-abont II week sincc-off Kearckckua Bay,
Am. whalc-ship Maine, Edwards, hence; lS5 sp.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
Universal Hotel, or L'IIotel de l'Univers.

'HAFtTSVT f4VIVT, OF T'SlOttT NV I u HIECTN.
LAIAiNA, MAUI.
f.,skA THE subscriber takes this public opport,-
lstiM- nifty to inform his friends. captains and Off
GERS of ships arriving, that he has opened a Hotel
at Lalaina, Island Of Maui. and hopes by ii strict
attention TO business, ard moderate charges, to
merit their patronage and favor.
PIERRE lie GUEVEL.
Lahaina, Jan. p, lS45. (fS3w)
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
Horse for Sale.

MINOR SALE,-A good Saddle HORSE, suitable
IL for Il lady or CONFERENCE.-The been rode by
both. A superior English SADDLE, saddle cloth,
and bride, and requirements, can 90 with him,
if desired. Apply at this office. (cop III IS
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
Window Frames.

window Frames.
ESOR SALE low, s Window Frames and VIM
K dows complete, with large sized glass: by
Feb. 8 If PAT & co.
Polynesian., 1845-02-15

COmpOsitOrS Wanted.
& NOOD COMPOSlTORS can find constant en-
w ployment at this office. sU5@Extra pay al
lowed for night work. FS
Polynesian., 1845-02-15
Flour and

Flour and Salmon.
HUST received by the Hudson Bay Company's
% barque, and for sale by their Agents, GEORGE
PEI.LY and GEORGE T. ALLAN,
100 bbls. fresh Columbia FLOUR;
34S bbls. sailed SALMON.
Honolulu, Jan. lst., 1915.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
Learn 10 keep your distance, Mr.. Le,cher

" he Nas'ineton Union has editorial which
means more Than meets the eye speaks Of "nsdons
oo"S ainfd at The Administration and it defes 'se-
cr'' enom'cs' as well as open es II talks Of "secre
fochs upon whehthe locoioc5 ship nigh, STRIKE ii he
editor OF the o'ia journal did happen ''suspcct"
precisely where hey are Il declares Mr.. Polk has no
o'e 10 'iend any one and wishes to please ALL and
10 keep The party natrd'-lbat the President "fars'
nobody aud that his friends are as fearless himself
II h"Pes 10 De able Ia 'keep DOWN my cuds. and to
smother Inc enhers of dscord and murh in the
same VEN. The editor Of the Union is in the habi.
ct talking after This fashion without meaning something
An 81 ltscn may be shortly expected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
PROGRESS OF coRRupTIoy,

ne a'hingion correspondent Of tie New y,
hume opposes HE following facts, which setve
S"o" he extent 10 which the public treasury is n,l
"a ny muse VIA shonld be liz guardians r. III. ,o..
o. the Clerk OF the House of Representatives sIa,.
''e disbursement u The Contingent Fund, Is the 6l"
ing entry '"-
1913, i.ermbrr. Nathan Clifford. tn Il a,ys
per asin as 4 Member Of Congress fr1m 81
OF March. ISIS, to the 9Th Of the same
month, AZ s per day. With, confined =,
W asllh9l"n by severe hpy lndsp ,sI,io,
and unable 10 leave ur home 49,
NoW II Nust be remembered that Mr. Cliff -, ~
OF service expired on the ID March, and We, boz, 'eh
paid ) per day for II days subsequent In N. .x'.
OF his Term, The ground llat he was s,rk =, "A 'h
ION / his Is ff.aeiPle Which if adn.ltft and IL
III take ROOT. Ill srr al itsflf with fearful randi, '
lie iaciiy with which Members of CONGRESS b,li,'
themselves to grsnnl al the public no6.y which ,,
can have an excuse 10 handle. las been stfop,lv
pilhed. " liness the Constructive Measp AID
mense sums paid lor thcir at every 81 sson at r
gre " here viii this slup il It he allowed TN, III
nnchecked # every Mfah who nav b,p,,n 81, 81,
unwe al the close ot his term Of s,rvire or ~ ,ho
Wufnn'fn' ct session, can fen ain IN Washington AND
charge and recover his IS per day long as he re,;
sch few faees lathtr en-, IN this very docnm.n,,
md strong eXempIihration Of hat nay be cxr,'al
1t 'hls Principle is 10 be acted nron On p,ge IL.
We same documeal here is the following i,,m ivy
lSil. APfIi. }. j. K, aHt--For lhrly DAYS do.
tention by sickness IN Washington Civ aller
tie adiaurnnenl Of Congress, IN JULY. 1879
Al S PER day. com no
Here W see the principle illustrated Per G,,a NV W.
having been allowed 10 one reaber hose fern 49,
wee had eAfod; because he Was detained by scbnes,
IA " asAinqton. Mr.. kuuue aues back n., -, 1919,
5fffs ard claims Pay ON tie accuaai for 40 d,rs
detention Is n9 this an'aonse} ind should !, he al,
lowed to GO IN aud lake without heino checked
Nor Is tbs all. AN informed that duru. the prpsen
year The accounts ct "hth will MOI be Published until
lnpAft. sgr a.,
member lrnm Massachusetts, Who died in This cy nt,,r
Me trf"otion OF his term On llp Sd March 1874 iay.
made eair aud recovered payment fr pfr diem for
MN during the time he was sick pcvous 10 death aud
aiff lie congress MS over. Is this 10 lie allowed Il,
continue, and gaw up until by prescriptions il becones
\ vested figli}
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

snish rl.Iloar. tie EGiisd Cirrle Ia Tess. eii
NV Daus the lifsI STEAMER lot ile North ailtr tie
rcrriin ni he of The passage uf the aunexafnn
measure by the I.Aan CONGRESS. The British Gwen
urut TIL nav ha,r Ia rake sumo frnrisun ar liz
nh41ft5as ani psfsasrnng Gsfian. Had he succeed-
I'D IL preventing anur,s iun If cpir,p lac would have
been saiel huofs aud lrusan by psriam.ni failure.
however. makes Inn the less deserving. Ile d.
al Ilsi e,nh b. tune-ihe lion Duke cuud have
dune therrf the BRUSH Government IN Oh
10 feaafl the taHan hh'bilf. tie encountered "a
iiIuc and darCrr hatad hi. bady tn Mexican ia
toe zalans AMI ealnng pufsuil Il The ejeei which hs
Government nd pronounced imp rt9ui--ibe Irustn=
81 tie n'resule Il funexaiien Cud ard car es.
irttd. wilI be- tai Government, should it be unmIad
l4l 81 safs4ees like tbfss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
IRuSCR1l1ION-

Tie Washington eoresPoadi NJ Of lhf Boston Pasi
rites the following hfef cuilaqny bsiatpn a DISMISSED
Jerk in one Of tie Departments and lis secresary and
as the Pos is ieeflco raper it caonot be ascrbed
the invention Of hlg leer winters:
'.Clerk-l understand Mr.. Secretary. thai am about
H. De removed rom hice, because vas friendly TO Mr.
IS. "a" ~, US 10y " w
a,rne and have lest II i ;.sstr a, ), nv
twill be l,erec,,e. At No, o1v i d., -.
disposition To conceal ile efannd o,, l.ir tho ,o,a
sa Of eeone,rtt ,f.,,s "a .a4s a., ,,, Il.
principle Of pr, setiari., E., ,,io;,, .al.i.Iu. 49,.
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~" ,,'' yin 'ii'laI ac'loa on the SUBJECT
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE, Vs..it 4 ,oa


We recently gave brief na,icr Of This flourshug in
sillution. We have since ltated, thai al tie recett
Commencement, oa the ID ms. the degree If Bach
"' OF Ais was conferred the fiowing young !eate-
meh' ihey having completed the pres .ribed urs Of
studies: James A. Davis ada John b. Mitchell Of Smyth
Oo'; " M Il. Egan, Pittsylsania Co.; Andrew } File
ming and Nathan \, f leaning, Rowan Co. N G.; VIM.
l. SaHnaway- Nyfhe Go 5smts u. Gwyn, Sury e."
~ e.; X chs5d / Rycs and Jno " Whitmorc Fay
etIe Co iein. Sterling f Mats Alleuuare o., aus
ho'eri H. Wy ete. Granville Co. n. c.
The honorary degree ii MISTER Of Arts was conferred
on Kew. David r. Meinslly of Knoxville, Team.
The next sessita q. tls Cuiieoe will commence OF
thursday The 2ist Of August. The en- ire expresses Of
s'Hdeai tF "a1J, taition, Washing fuel AID REM
90 rot exceed SIS per session Five apti.s Prubbly
IA siniar las ituthi ia iAt State is more de1ltiuy
situated coibfes mure advantages for health and sluns
St"sf9hif ~ IS uare ,yoTy Of public patronage thia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
Ghc A.pgei,bnga Ttraiulau.
UO.ID.lT. JILf Il, Isis.
rrNtRAL CEREMONIES.

On idurslny Isst. he Jay set apart at tie funeral
ceremonies honor Of Gen. Am.es, Jarsan, process
ion farnel, about the hour OF 10 O'clock \. Il.
(as aeafiy Waelicablc in conirmiy with the Pro-
r,uma herrloote published and marched, uader a
bla2io- san through The principal streets. 10 lhe Meti>
pds Episcopal Chueh. which, except those portions Of
t Assigned Ia the procession, it found, on its arrival
denS,ly crowded With ladies' After lervent prayer by
lhe Rev. Wm ) Reid, rhastey aud beautifully writ
ten t1lngs ~as deiiseted by William Daniel Jr Esq :.
IN ga Impressive and eloquest manner. We think II
III ceap-fe hv1fa5ly With he best Of those delivered
l'orgh. as it probable it will be published
1ut realls will have an opportunity Of forming iada.
ment Il is merits tor themselves. The services were
close viii an appropriate payer by the Rev. VIM \.
Smith.
There we're many visitors fiotn the country among
y hoIa We olacHed arotan Of the Leesrilc Ifoap,
u raehtd oVn jrs rs tie procession started to Tie
Chufct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

Il i'oa@ y he account cpicd in the last yirnini,n
'fo" Nofh'Fn paper. Ola dreadful accident, al hb-
a'a' ~ IN the AtA of July whereby several nJivi1
"''' "freSa'd to have been killed by the tx eun Of
cannon tofns odt To have been hoax. pe,pe,rate by
some nsehlevons Nag. who nigh, have leea be,,a, oa
P'y'd, Il WAS received by the New OK papers in a.
'A'fa sheet Purporing To have been printed At The ra
nj the liiaes Journal which was u cours. :,
some other place. NJ such aeeilrrt occurred.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
rLoRiDA-.LEr Is ALONE. The

FL0EiDA-"i.Ef Is ALONE, Tho new
Sta'e 81 III fidd has adopted 6aturt TN whrh he
io'e werds ,nbl ned, aid tie new Governor,
NJ! sreH. adde.sts Ia lis laeoueo hre hren u tie l.
1l-iaufe, hcs.aae in rh tie doctrine Of all lea.
nunot. Ia tie sueoihrf cam, Sioc lnlerp
mm unrqnlrocaly asserted matter Of established Ia "
IA pan ri tlc unWrincn Constitution OF tie country.
ldeed h. very oily gives naire tigt II lie Term
upl promptly nvrfhaaed aud rni down to the Revenue
standard, Farlda Will uufy std dcuol sh il. Il dart
modes heriunos. il strikes Is. fr the Youngest and
iocblesl STATE # the lhon. ~ /. TiGmlc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
Correspondence erMe r9.rnd If ro m,s,yr,

~ A8sAH JHTV .. n -.
nan, ayowng himself ahol;onst aud publicly
attempting give currency 10 his sediments, VAS yes
to-day arrested by the Police and colnmllfed 10 thr
watch hHrse. \ niehl cmwd n'umrttd 10 get him
euI, IT. te fairl and learhcod, bdl end eucr,rd
srcnnd attempt vas made this morning. when he Was
iruI before the Mayor. lie vas saved only by thn
fnress Il hat l1ie.nnIry, "hp 81 2ed pistol AID
hfcsrnrd II ahea the Gr- TINT ~ dr Tie at,rnsl.
HIS IS M place br ab5nlon,sts 1Hey do god
10 IS hire NJ hark.
We ham from he Savannah Grore ian That the
n7"e a tie persn alluded IN The above letter is Jero,
nlah 0'Aleafa, Of Canads
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21
WASHINGTON, April 5. 1880.

Or That Gen. Jackson meant I, be 4 patriot instead
oI a party President, do nj doubt Bat the clione
I"o "hose hands he fell oyrrr0eJ his purpose, and by
Introducing .\elr Ioe tactics aal doctrines iato the
mn'5aiion, sowed the seodoi ,h1 fruitful harvest OF
e'IIs we have since bceen dalmed to rrapaaonr not
The least 81 which IS the odiou practice o prescription
Ia his celebrated letter TO President Moure Gen JacN
son IaId down The principles by which We mal inc he
would have been himself governed but fer the mallpn
influence which thwarteL his IN re manly rurrase i.
Now Is the time (he said) 10 eNermiua hat monster
'ea!ed party spirit BY selecting (orhs Cabinet cla
ac'ers 4os conspicuous for their pro5ily, vrln. cara
"cy aud irmness without enyregara to paftg.yon
go tar To- II not entirely eradicate these eeaos hc
'n iorrer occasions, drew So many Obstacles in The
way OF governments and perhaps have The pleasure and
honaT OF uniting people heretofore politically divided
~" ohJ N0gis1oie Jegteat nation sio,u uce
'cr otddge in party tfe'ags. lis conduct should be
liberal aud disoletesied, always bearing ia mind
'iba' he acts fr the WhoIe and aat nart ofhe cam
'muaif. By This course You NIL exat the national
character, aud acquire for yousea name as imoefsb
liable as monumental marble"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

o. 1t IS 'oaisPercd, HIST rev Loe,i.co paner will
soon be started IN asbinson, under the auspices Of Mr.
Hives one Of the late editors Of tie Gohe. if 6, uo
more VIII publish IN the FIRST number, that "susneod.
car letter ct Gen. Jackson, the publication ,r hid
WAS deemed by the Union not airo1etLer comn,,il,a
WIN The harmony" Of the recent pouroie,, far ,Lo
memory Of the Writer W. 'se
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

The Eaq1rer on he Coaeeqtios.--Yc mentioret
IN our last, that the Lexington Valley Star bad called
on The Richmond enquirer h break ground on the Con,
vet'Ion question, and M 'o4er 10 wtapu It's opinions
under It's donblrt On question Of such magnitude and
Importance The Enquirer replies to its Locof,eo ay
IN the f,lowng hufi>h tone:
with all respect FIR The Valley Star we must sfa.e
that the Fnq9rer his been in the Il biz of iakinp lis ~
slIon an important qncsons. freely and nf lis own se
cord, withoul dclato1 from any source If tho .St,
he not Too impatient" for declaration of unr opinioos
o" The Convention question VT hope to CRAFTY it-bu,
we shall do so, in our way, and at time which We
consider most suitable"
Learn 10 keep your distance Mr. Letcher,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

Fjd,aae'm amors.-That President Polk, accom-
i"t'td ~ lae Ata'ey General and the Secretary Of the
Navy, ere a'uui 10 visit Old Pont-l4ai Gen. Rom
tns " Saunders al North Carolina, is to scceed
Washipatn irving as Minister 10 Spaia-Aod thai
OIL. Ns', @ Duier Of KoHlocay, is to be tho Mmis,er
"a Russia ia place u Gel, Todd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

\ MISTAKE The New Orleans picayune rcyor.,
'le erroneous d,elsipn' thus"A party al etutIener
n Mobile being indignant tlal the nnsltt al he brInt
tHromonl I'D nui raIse his lllg with tie rest OF dc
shipping IN pur IA henur If the mrmry of Genera
jackson. proceeded, IN the uigh Of odnesday last
Ia palnl The sides Of The barqlr with cat tar. Ihs
next day obey lamed, mush to their dsetnilurc, tina
HE apparel rec eel vas oH'y apFmeh-lr master ii
Tie ho1ne had Lent his entire sui q Gags 10 tie castan
house aud The theatre snd consequently able t.
display item on board his vessel These genllemer
must feel ,hearl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-07-21

death by ,lc5idcm. We lean th't J. W7us, n
Young nan, the son al David Mats. E-q. was hird
Al the fnrampnent rear Athens last FRIDAY mo It, dn
nn9 Sham armq Ia take tie seut'u,S al the ac, M,
Wenl Samauy serious atirays. wei as bad blond
arse irn these attempts at tta. HAT wonder nsi
hlr men are ~. NINE their Qnafd a.ars such militia
" crercises. Le1ioqtoa (kg) 1}7.e .laerjcaa