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SD REV ARD.

STOLEN from the Monastery, Loreito, the
- following BLISS FIVE dollars ca ch on
the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank Pitts
burg, of which have the word Cain written
on the back-I the word Lifz. A twenty dol.
lar bill, ten dollar bill, and five dollar bill,
Bank unknown, having the word Shoe on the
back. Three, FIVE dollars each. written Litx
on the back, Bank unknown Bills to the a.
mount of seven dollars, The word .Seuca written
the backs.
Loretto, Nov. 2s, I650.-S.e,*
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NOTICE.

Letters of administration having been gran.
ted to The undersigned by the Register of Cam.
bria county. on the estate of John Burtlett late
of Summerhill township. in said county. dec ID.
All persons indebted to said estate are required
to- make payment witont delay. and those nav
ing claims 10 present them properly ,aotiienti-
Gated for settlement.
SARAH ANN PUkTNETT.
N,v oil 1850 ---et.
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MARRIED

On the 18th uh., at Lorctto, by the Rev Mr..
Gallaher, MIR A. SANKER TO Miss SALLIg ME-
10y.
AT the same time and place, and by the
same, Mr.. PETER ECKENRopE TO Miss Ruru
Far.
AT the same time and place. and by the
same. Mr.. JosEFH ADAMS to Hiss BARBARA
PARRISH.
Al the same time and place. and by the
same, Mr.. Henry BECKER TO Miss MARY SAN
On the 18th ut., at the same place, and by
the same, Mr.. PETER FLICK to Miss ELIzABeTH
GARDNER. -e
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List of Causes.

HCT DOWN for trial at the Court
II of common please to be held at E6-
ensburg in and for the county of Cam
6ria or the first Monday Of January
uert.
Gagehy Cooper Ell nj
Same VS. Same
Potts VS. Lyle
NNeal Dillon
Hurtit rs Sarc
White vs Orr
Orr v. W htts
Conrad's heirs FItzgibbons ct use.
Paul VS. TIotter a. Touuer
Roth & Ebcrhatt VS. Treftz
Leedom VS. M'Fsr'in & Trotter
MGurc & NJ 'Dcrmit VS. Colclessor Ell ell
Moore VS. Frank & Foutz
Carter vs Bingham
RaCer VS. Wakefield
Beard 70 Coo 9 Kim, O.
Trexler ps WeakIsnd
John o. Jones vs. Owen Jones, Admir-
bingham Brawley
Robson, Little & CO. VS. Same
VIM. kI FTELL. Proth'y.
Prothonotary's Office,
Ebensburg Nov. 10 1850,
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i 0 \ T

G IN the evening Of the Democratic Mass
~ Meeting in August last in Ebensburg, a
good common English Silver Watch. The
person who took it out Of my pocket at Il O
time above stated is requested to leave it in the
care of Maj, John Thompson in Ebens burg
and no questions will be asked. If this re.
quest is not complied with inm sdiateIy, lera!
measures will be taken for its recovery
JOHN MELOY.
Allegheny tp., Dec 5, 1850
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A California Letter.

The following letter frun Mr.. j. w.
WHEKKY, now in California, may be in
terosting to those who have friends in tha,
country,
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FIR ESH -SHAD, Mackerel and Salmon by
J. MOORE.
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Fall ard Winter Gcois.
. sting N par, of a choico selection Cd
RMS cj acS1 ard riri STYLES
frsach aaI Domestic Cfnc6o,-,.

freack daa Domestic CinFkazay,
AtPGcus, Nous de Laiaes. MtIinos ard
CaS"merss' phite, red and printed Fian.-
neis bieachsd and 5ro,cn Cantoa Flo,.,Ix
Iieh,ngs, striped shirttngs. brO,oa sEre:;sg.
oiedched. bro'oa and 6lue drliiises. 6Leoe5sd
shtrSngs, Irish linens, fashionable bonnet a,5
cap ri6dnds. jdconet, India book and z.uu ,,ys.
Ans' fancy dress trimmings, skGtols liaea and
s'th pocket haadheTchi,fs. table covers, eras6
Sdt'nets. foeedS. blue. bLack and 5roacs. cloths
black and fancy cassimeres, fancv uestines.
tomos rool shirts and dyutcers carpets, cotfen
yu'" ana cAd'n IN uariety,-fogsther ,citA
eoergfhing an the CoNs AND VARIETY LINZ
=, ALSo-A good assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES.
NO mole and beaver hats Mexican siouci,
mats plush. Otter. oil and cloth caps
groceries, msckerel. sLad, herring, and cod
ush' ground alum, Cone emaugh and dairy salt
syrup, sugar house, Trinidad and " O. nrolas
ses. pure cider vinegar, loaf. crushed, Orleaa
ana maple sugar CASTLE. variegated aud rosin
soap, w X cheese. dried peaches and PpIes
Imperial, Panama, Young Hyson and Black
Teas. mould. dip and sperm candles. IN III and
crosscnt saws A general assortment Of hard
ware, queensware, glasswate, tinwarc, hollow
ware. cedsr ware and crockery ware
ALso-Fiour. castings, iron and nails. drug,
Df. Jayne's family medicines, and dye slufFs "a
variety.
ALso-COORING STOVES. stove Pine.
white lead. whale and lard oils, iwiIled naFs.
oeocords, corn brooms, brushes, bar lead
sieigh, cart and riding whips, carpet bags-a
general assortment of window glass, market
baskets. school and misce ,laneous books AMI
stationary, together with all and singular the
articles usually and unus lily kept in co mt Y
stores All of which have been selected with
direct regard to the wants of this section of
country, and will positively be sold at th
lowest prices. Lumber and ali kinds OF pro-
duce taken in exchange for goods.
O. L. LLOYD s. Co.
Jefferson, Dec ), 1850 O.-9-5t
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E ADlES call and see j. MOORE'S splen
IA did stock of Muffs, Gloves und Comforls
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NgW GO0DSl NEW GOODS,

THE Subscribers beg !cav. to inform their
II friends and the pubiie generally, that thcy
are now receiving from Boston. PhiisdeIp phia
balilmore and PiitsbHfg, al their store Ia,
JEFFERSON, A. p. Rgii Road, ness st.i
complete rsscrtmeat of
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Washington, Dec. 2d, 1856.
Polynesian., 1850-09-07
m Af,tI@ Ii
EMPIRE CITY LINE.

NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS.
rrHE ONLY DIRECT LINE. OF STEAMSHIPS
i FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San
Francisco TO New York, by way of Chagres and
Panama. The splendid and popular steamships
SARAH SANDS, $500 tons burthen, w. e.
Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS.
], 100 tons burthen, ]. w. Wood, Commander, Will
leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting
at Chagres, with the staunch and we'll known
steamships CRESCENT CITY, 500 tons burthen,
Chas Stoddard Commander, and EMPIRE CITY,
1000 tons burthen, J. G. Wilson, Commander.
Rates of fare San Francisco TO Panama direct.
First Cabin. $500
Second Cabin, $50
The Second Cabin has separate table, and the
berths are fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding and on board the Sarah Sands are state
rooms, great advantage in point OF comfort, over
the unfinished hunks Of open steerage.
Chagres TO New York
After Saloons, SlZo
Forward Saloons, l0O
Lower Cabin, W
All the above have the same table and privileges
| Of the Saloons.
Steerage, found with mattresses and board, DO
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer.
| The subscribers issuing through tickets
| TO New York BY the above named steamers.
EVERETT & co.
Honolulu, May Is, Is50.-l-tf
Polynesian., 1850-09-07

SECTION T. When the Landlords have TAX
en- Allodial titles to their lands, the people
on each of their lands, shall not be deprived
,of the right to take irewood, house timber,
aho cord, thatch, or ii leaf from the land on
which they live,s for their own private use,
should they need them, but they shall not
have right to take such articles to sell for
profit They shalt also inform the Landlord
OF his Agent, and proceed with his consent.
The people shall also have right to drink
ing water, and running water, and the right
of way. The springs ofwater, and running
water, and roads shall be free to all, should
they need them on all lands granted in fee
simple, Provided, that this shall not be ap-
plicable to wells and water courses which
individuals have made for their own use.
Done and passed at the Council House ii
Honolulu, this 9th day of August, AID. 1850
(Signed) KAMEHAMEHA.
(Signed) KEoNI ANA.
Polynesian., 1850-09-07
HE KANAWAI HOOLE Ma KANAkA
MAOLI AOLE E HAALELE w ALE !
KEIA PAE ALMA.

No ka mea, ka helu ana i ma kanaka ka
makuhiki lS49, ua emi tho ma kanaka, ewalu
hapa haneri no ka makahiki 1913; a ka
heiu hou ana ma kanaka ka makahiki 1857
nei. ua cmi tho ma kanaka 5 IL hapa hanerl
no ka makahiki 1915, a no ka mea hoI, ua nul
ka makemake ka poe kanu ko, mahIal
hoi ka poe hama, no ka ole, ua kiekIe Ike
kuai ana ka al a me ma mea kanu, he
mea ia pono al keia Pae Alma; no ka
mea hoi, VA holo aku na.kanaka he nuI vale
j Kalefonia, malaila make nui al, me ka
poino nui; a no ka mea hoi, he mea / make
make nuiia keia, pau em nui ana ma
kanaka, me ka poino nHi kela mca hela
mea. Nolaia,
PAUKU 1. f hooholo;a e ma Lii me ka
Poeikohoia ko Hawaii Pae Alma akoakoa
e kukakuka kau Kanawai. mai ka la
hoopukaia i keia Kauawai, aole aeia ke-
kahi kanaka maoli holo aku / kalifonIa, a
i kekahi alma kahiki ac,ke ole lie kumunu
Q kci ana a pill ana kona waiwai lilo;
ina peIa, mana no hooia imua Ike kiaaina
o ka Mokupuni kahi noho al ua mea la, a
ina pono ma Ike KiaaIna haawi ka pala-
pala ka mea moi ana me ka ae aku Ia ia
a pono no Ike loaa ia ia ka palapala ae
holo mai keia Aupuni aku.
P.uKu2 E hcoholoia no hoi, aohe mea
ma keia Kanawai hoole al i ma Kiaaina {
ma Mokupunii ko lakou haawi ana ma pala
pala ae aku ina kanaka malalo o napalapals
hoopaa like me he ano ke kanawai, e hol,
Iuina aku maIuna ma moku kahiki pilikii
pono ole Ike hoo akn mo ma luina ole; ;aole hoi b,
.nea ma keia kanaw5i e hoole kekahi ohan;
I.e holo aku mai keia Pae Alma 'ku, ole k;
ac ia mai a me ka palapala holo, e lawep,
me iakou kekahi kahu kau " a e pono
ko Iakou piiikia, G haawi mai nae ka Pala
pala hoolsaa hoiIoi houi ia mai ua kanaki
Ia, like me kc aiio ke kanawai no M
luna ina lla m6ku kahiki.
M PAuKu g. f hooholo houia o ma luna ka
naka maoIi a pau. ina paha unloaa ia lako,
ka palapala ac llolo aku. mai keia Pae Ain'
aku. lnamua o kc kau ana o keia Kauawai,
nlaiiiila paha o kena ihcia ana, he kanswa
ma ma moku |oihi aku, VA hookaaia hoi k'
Polynesian., 1850-09-07

uku no ko lakou holo ana, pono no, ke
ka oiaio, a e haawi aku ka
palapala ae holo,e ae ana ia lakou e holo no.
Ua kauohaia ke kuhina Kalaiaina, pal
koke keia Kanawai ma ka olelo Hawaii a
ma ka olelo Beretania, ma ma Nupepa Polu-
nesia me ka Elele, e haawaiia ku ma
kope ia mea ma Kiaana, na Luna Dute,
i ma kapena ma ava, me ma Pailota Q
kolakou mokupuni tho.
Hanaia hooholoia ma ka Hale AhaolelC
maa Honolulu keia la 2 Julai NJ. II. 1850
KAMEH AMEHA.
KEoNI Ana
Polynesian., 1850-09-07
Bp Autboritp !.
AN ACT
PROVIDING FOR THE SEMINARY AT
LAHAINALUNA

Whereas, an arrangement has been made
between the Hawaiian government and the
American Board of Foreign christian MISS
ions, whereby the Seminary at Lahinaluna,
which cost that Board over $40, 900, has
been ceded to the Kings government, ON the
condition that the government undertakes its
support, and whereas, It is desirable to have
some institution, where young natives can
be properly educated for various occupations;
Therefore,
L. Be It enacted By the MOBILES and Repre-
sentatires Of the Haraiian Islands IN Legisla-
tipe Council assembled, that the arrangement
whereby the Seminary at Lahainaluna has
been surrendered to the Kings government,
is hereby ratified and confirmed.
?. That sum not exceeding six thousand
dollars be appropriated annually out OF the
public funds, for the support and improve
ment Of that establishment.
| 3. That the said Seminary shall be under
the care OF the Kings Minister of Public In
struction: whose duty it shall be, to appoint
the teachers, and grant them suitable COM
pensation, out of the funds appropriated for
the support Of said institution; he shall also
have the care Of the buildings, premises and
apparatus, and shall make rules and regula-
ltions from time to time, for its instruction and
government, provided that such rules and
Regulations do not conflict with the conditions
on which that Institution was ceded, nor with
the laws Of the Kingdom.
4. The King s Minister of Public lnstruc
tion shall be authorized to appoint, with th'
appreciation of the King in council, three
!, trustees, residents on these Islands, to ait
him in the care and management ofthis Sem
mary, and it shall be his duty to consult will
) them on all important matters, relating t
: the interests of the institution, and their ap
probation in writing, to any measure touch
ing the interests of the school, shall justif'
the Minister of Public Instruction in carry
ling it out, provided, that such measures d.
not conflict with any laws of this Kingdom
5. The trustees aforesaid may be remov
S from Office for sufficient cause, and thel
: places filled at any time by the King in Coun
Gil. on motion of the Minister Of Public In
: struction.
6. 1t shall be the duty of the Minister {
Public Instruction to include in his Annu'
Report before the Legislature each year,
particular statement in regard to said Sem
nary at Lahainaluna This act shall becom
law of the Kingdom on the day of its pas:
age by the Legislature.
Done and passed at the Council House.
Honolulu, this Il,h day of July, A. ID. 1851
(signed) KAMEHAMEHA.
(Signcd) KEoNI ANA.
Polynesian., 1850-09-07
AN ACT
TO PROHIBIT NATIVES FROM LEAV.
ING THE ISLANDS.

ING THE ISLANDS.
Whereas, by the Census of the Islands
taken in 1919, the population decreased at
the rate of per cent, in 1913, and by the
Census taken in 1850, the population de-
creased at the rate of IL cent in lS49;
whereas, the want Of labor is severely felt,
by Planters aud other agriculturists, where
by the price of provisions and other produce
has been unprecedently enhanced to the
great prejudice of the Islands; Whereas
many natives have emigrated to California
and there died, in great misery, and where
as, it is desirable to prevent such loss to the
nation, and such wretchedness to individuals;
Therefore,
Be 1t enacied by the House Of Mobiles and Rep
reseniatires of the Hawaiian Islands, an Leg
islatire Council assembled,
SEcrIoN l. That, from the day of the pub
licatlon hereof, no native subject of the King
shall be allowed to emigrate to California
or other foreign country, unless for some ur.
gent necessity, connected with his private
interests, of which necessity, he or she shall
give proof satisfactory to the Governor o
the Island, to which he or she may belong
in which case, it shall be lawful for sait
; Governor to grant letter to such person
stating that such person may obtain Pass
: port to leave the Kingdom
: SECTION 3 Be 1t further enacted, as afore
said, that nothing in this Act shall preven
the Governors of Islands from granting, a
heretofore, under the bonds prescribed b,
a law, permission to native sailors 10 embarl
in such foreign ships as may be in distres
e from want of mento prosecute their voyages
nor shall any thing in this Act prevent fam
lily leaving the Islands, from obtaining per
D mission and a passport to take with then
. such native nurse or domestic servants a
they may urgently require, they giving salts
factory bond for the return Of each individu
al as required in the case of native sailor
embarked in foreign Vessels.
SECTION p .4ad be II further enacted, a
= aforesaid, that in all cases where natives ma
have obtained permission to leave the Is
!, I lands, prior 10 the PRONUNCIATION of this Ac
. or previous to its becoming known on distar
: Islands and where such natives may hav
|. paid for their passages, it 81 be lawful o
y satisfactory proof thereof, 10 grant such ma
. tivcs Passports allowing them to proceed.
The Minister Of the Interior is charged
) publish this Act Immediately, in Hawaiia
n and English in the Polynesan and in H'
waian, in the Elele, and to transmit copIe
c thereof by Circular to the Governors, Co
e lectors of Customs, Captains of Ports, an
e Pilots Of the respective Islands.
e Done and passed at the Council House
# Honolulu, this ID day of July, 1850.
tSigned) .KAMEHAMEHA.
j. (Signed) KEoNI ANA.
Polynesian., 1850-09-07
EED HAVING eni:,

B for the transaction enr,os p
FILE & COMMIssilss,ss ~
|rm TIM public thai /
meath Messrs- Ese's ! .o.s
bn hand q supply o. l,iI|r
ticies er Maid of Jalp''
ID coi'd Grape shas's;
and whit Grape sca''''
ilk, silk bed quilts. III;
grass cloth, veImlesse ,aes,
md embd, cot. & fuI .''
black and green tsas, Is.
sesbsii and ivory Do ~ y
!, leather trunks. d0.. -
hens boots and shoe., h,9e.,,..
tin shoes. embd Kid
illustrated music, II, .
rods, and a yusnrEN.
PORTER & 0Gp..d s
kAGE can be obfa'
a
Polynesian., 1850-09-07

AN ACT
CONFIRMING CERTAIN RESOLU-
,TIONS OF THE KING AND PR1VY
COUNCIL, PASSED ON THE 2lsT
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. ID. lS49,
GRANTING TO THE COMMON PEO-
PIE TITLES FOR THEIR
OWN LANDS AND HOUSE LOTS,
AND CERTAIN OTHER PRIVIL-
EGES.
Be il enacted by the House Of MOBILES and Rep
reseniatires of the HalUaiian Islands, IN
Legislature Council assembled: ~
That the following Sections which were
passed by the King, in Privy Council on the
2lst of December, A. ID. lS49, when the
Legislature was not in session; be aud are
hereby confirmed, and that certain other
provisions be inserted, as follows,
SECTION L. Resolved, That fee simple IT,
ties, free of commutation, be, and are hereby
granted to all native tenants, who occupy
and improve any portion Of any Government
land, for the land they so occupy and i'm
prove. and whose claims to said lands shall
be recognized as genuine by the Land Com
mission: Provided, however, that this Reso-
luton shall not extend to Konokikis or other
persons having the care Of fGoyernment land
or to the house lots and other lands, in which
the Government have an interest, IN the
Districts of Honolulu, Lahaina and Hilo.
SECTION 2 BY and with the consent ofthe
King and chiefs in Privy Council assembled,
it is hereby resolved, that fee simple titles,
free of Communication, be and arc hereby
granted to all native tenants who occupy and
improve any lands other than those mention
ed in the preceding resolution, held by the
King or any Chief or Konokiki for the land
ithey so occupy and improve, Provided, how
ever, that this resolution shall not extend to
house lots or other lands situated in the Dis.
trict of Honolulu, Lahaina and Hilo.
SECTION 3. Resolved, That the Board OF
Commissioners to quiet land titles be, and is
thereby empowered to award fee simnle titles
in accordance with the foregoing resolutions
Ito define and separate the portions of lands
belonging to different individuals; and to
provide for an equitable exchange OF such
different portions, where it can be done, sc
THAT each mans land may be by itself.
/ SECTION A. Resolved, That certain por.
ftion of the Government lands in each Island
shall be set apart, and placed in the hands o
Special Agents, to be disposed of in lots o
from one to fifty acres, in fee simple to suct
natives as may not be otherwise furnished
with sufficient lands, at a minimum price o
fifty cents per acre.
| SECTION 5. In granting TO the people. .thei
lhouse lots in fee simple, such as arc separate
land distinct from their cultivated lands. tht
iamount Of land in each of said house {
lshall moi exceed one quarter on an acre.
SECTION 6. In granting to the people thei
cultiyated grounds, or Kula lands, they shal
only be entitled to what they have really cnl
itivated, and which lie in The form of cult
waited lands; and mol such as the people ma.
'lhave cultivated in different spots. with Tn
seeming intention of enlarging their lots
: lnor ..hall they he entitled 10 the waste lands
Polynesian., 1850-09-07

r of any merchant YES.
ival a, either of the leQ,l
make known to the q
business upon which 81
rt-furnish him with a n
oliver TO him under oa,b !
pnifest OF the cargo xr]
den; which manifest St,
the packages, with th.]
s, quantities and also i
pr consignees. When d
form any or all ott]
PEE. ry-eIght hours al,
nm ioi,- @ne act e,c,
beet TO a a.
Polynesian., 1850-09-07
REGUI,ATIoNs.
TRACT OF LAw,
MERGE, Published "a, J,
|ers and Others frennes,;.
h Islands.

ports of entryto make q
\ want a pilot.
vessels o!the wind~,,,
certificate 20 be signed !
ell is free from any eon,.
pist the white flag, o,As.
low flag, and obey the :
ealth officer
ibiied to the Governo,
efore landing.
5 ing baggage TO be land;
he laws, are subject 10
rriyrne at any Of the po-.
oliver all letters to the =,
aw regarding the delir.
TO the collector, will on,
on by HIS Hawaiian n,
r of any merchant YES.
wal a, either of the lep,
make known to the q
business upon which a
ri-furnish him with a
oliver TO him under oa,b
lnifest of the cargo VII
den; which manifest 81,
the packages, with ths]
s, quantities and also /,
pr consignees. When d
form any or all ota
pc. ry-eIght hours al,
hin foI. 6ne act exul
beet TO a A.
md other documents pp]
Sc, shall be either in n
uage.
discretion, and at the O.,
y provide al officer 20 /,
sci during her discharge. !,
rkafion, and see that n,
of merchandise be Lands;
rmit.
of the ports Of these ID
y of FIVE per cent. sd 9.
formented liquors.
pnly ports of entry at Thea
men, Honolulu. Oahu, an
whalers, in addition ther,
LEI, Kauai and Kealek.
charges on merchant ye
Honolulu, 30 cents D
81; pilofage in and o.
At Lahama, anchors,
health certificate, 81
L.. 50. and clearance 8
ing at the nort Of Hon
ly, and neither iSding .
g or leaving any passer
cents per ton harbor due,
but if they discharge q
passengers they shall pa
or dues.
D the Polynesian newsp;
yhaleships are, from an
from all charges for piIol
lorage fees, al all the Va
ialers of this group.
bn whalers will be, cleal
required, } 81, each; an
bnolulu,-buoys, So. A
e, 81; lights 81; cana
+ealakeakua health cel
10 land goods to the "a
but if they exceed ihl
lie 10 pay five per cent. Q
as well as the charges 4
or anchorage fees. n
previous TO June 10. ls4i
all exceed 1920, (whit
Honolulu and Lahainsi
ed as merchantmen, al
and legal liabilities.
whaIers, do not inclu'
( of spiri,uous liquors
(w hich is prohibited G
oiulu, viii subject tht
an,men including the pa
ton, as well at the Q
I the roadstead of Hor
Honolulu
ship no shall fail 10 p
ed for, shall be liable 4
more than fifty dollars,
or.
rance each ship-mnsts
Collector of Customs
bf his Consul, thai all
b his office, against S
hd thar he knows OF
hould rot immediately
liquors landed at any
are subject TO the folk
brandy, whiskey. &C.,
han 55 per cent alcoh
a 55 per cent. alcohol !
eurs, cordials, &c, q
mpasne and sinclair WI
aicohol) 81 per gale
: per cent alcohol, u
Ef. ad roio3em.
sherry may be .rarshIpI
ansIi driy.
pom which the duties b
O seizure and conhscai
offence on shore. and
IF any vessel, it shall
ng officer of said .esse
culprii person TO any
ands his surrender on
r any person on board
rboI Of Honolulu, TO Ia
erboard, under a Penaii
at LahaIna, afterthe b
nolulu, after the ringin!
bre.iension and a fine oil
otice to the harbor ma
r .l ,Iors with.
500.
B to be discharged al
pds excepting those oil
discharge seamen Al
is without the written
Are the only ports al v.
I'd to be sbipped-an'
ernor's consent eaiy'
(rorn fleSt