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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-05-09
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Defendant, or aitAshmegi.


Tvs SrAIE Of TEXts.
County Of HARRISON.
a. Pc !Avif ef sa'3 esaatg-csfrrse
N2rUERENS. Darlington c. Dial hath instr
W niad bis suit 10 attachment iva our Dis
'rrt Court ot HARRISON county, against lofnas
Gambhn, whose residence is ayerred TO be- an
kloWg, which action IS i'uided on the follow
ing pfomi,sory notes Of said Gambhn-to WI.
The first or the SUM Of on hundred and sixty
sven dollars, dated ihe first day Of January
70 Samuel iio.lsngsNorlh, tutor 20 'he minor
heirs Of Mr.. kitiy J. Holdings" Jr'h' Gee o. ON
The 2dih day OF December; i9iSi INC See"h" lof
dy oi January 80 ana l|l "u't 20 I'M mn
iiolHnssw9r'A' tutor 70 i' u''''I "','' :, ~.
E't't - '"''''ss""I''t -, - ''- !,
day % January lsi"' me 'n'fu lot ',o sun -
ON hundred ana lil con ''i,"fs anu my -
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MARSHALL LIVERY STABLE


1~nS THE undersigned, having
T. ~ "a completed their new and spa
EN0G cious building, situated near
the square and Immediately on the main street
running soa,h from the Marshall Hotel, beg
leave very respectfully to inform their friends,
and the public generally, that they are now iul-
ly prepared to stable forty or fifty horses IN
style not inferior to any of the city stables.
Also. three commodlous lots, with an excellent
well at the door, furnishing suilaiency Of VA
ter for any amount Of stock.
The stable will be Immediately under the SUI
peryi~ion of one of the proprietorS, who VIII
,nye it his entire attention, and use every Ell
fort to give general satisfaction.
They will have constantly on hand the very
best pfovendcr the country produces, besides
faithful aud attentive hosilcrs.
Horses can be delivered ut the stable, or NJ
Mr. James McCown's, the proprietor of the
Marshall Hotel. where, il the weary traveller
stops. he will always knd warm hearts to wei
come him, and administer every thing that the
mos, iastidions could desire, TO render him
comfortable and happy,
Call aud Try Us once, and II we do not give
YOU perfect satisfaction, We viii not call on YOU
again 20 try.
TUCKER e. DUNN
Ittp. nj N
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pLOuGmS: pLOUGns:


WE have in operation, sew
S~- On miles southwest of Mar
a1e11lSAA shall, ioundery for ploughs,
and other castings. and are now manufacturing
superior PLOUGH, to which we nsre the
attention of the planters of Harrison and ad-
joining counties.
These poughs are inferior to none, and are
sold as low a. any plough of equal quality
They are warranted for six months or, It
broken in that time, by returning the broken
piece, new piece will be given in exchange.
Specimens can be seen either at the ioundery
or at EVANS, GREGG, 4 KEYS, our agents IN
Marshall. who are prepared 10 I'll all orders,
Tcrms-tAsH.
SANDERS & STEWART,
u We will pay ! 4! cents per pound tor old
castings, delivered either at the toundcry or at
Evans, Gregg, q Keys payable in castings or
goods. >. " >
Angus, 30, 1919. ID II
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t'pshr Go. 1trds, Apr! ,, 1850.
certify that bought 50 Saw Gin Of j. =
Alexander last spring, that is as good as any
that ever saw both for making good sam
pleF and fast picking "
THOMAS GAGE.
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As AnhB LovrR.--N ashington Irving.
relates that Abdallah, the father Of Nahou.
ct, the Prophet, was so beautiful that no
less than two hundred maidens died of a
broken heart the night he WIS married to
ANNA How fortunate for the young la.
dies that we have no such beauties at the
present day
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WIN. DAVENPORT.


UgsHuR COUNTY. TEXAS
March & 1850
recommend J. s. Alexander to the public as
good Gin.right ! bought IS saw gin OF
his make last year do not believe 1t can be
surpassed by any in the United States.
ln43 Iyl o. ii. METIiNIN.
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NEW GOODS-Theunders have just
~ received, and are now opening at their new
house. Wesf of the public square, in the town
of Marshall, n Stock of Npring and Nun,ner
Goods Of almost every variety usually found IN
retail stores, which they offer Low for CASH.
Those wishing to purchase, are respectfully inv-
ted to call and examine their stock.
[my26-liyl J. W. BARRETT & Co.
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GREAT REDUCTION rs THE rReE or Goops =!
Distance mot only lend> 'nrianurui 20 'hc view,
ilui profit lu those who thelr interest pur-uri
TINS subscriber, having had the benefit Of the
Eastern market would beg leave 10 state 10 lhcir
friends and the public, that they IRE now reeciy-
ing and opening large and splendid stock Of
Dry Goods of ~utrcly new and improved
si} lcs, fresh from the manufacturers, and we'll
adapted to the Season, to which obey invite
thcIraitcnlion, with fall confidence that they can
make p greatly to their interest 10 call ON them.
lmy26-IlVl WARD & WILSON.
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THOMAS GAGE.


MARSHALL, March IS, 1850.
take pleasure IN tesiiiyng that ] purchased
a cotton gu last winter at J. 5. Alexander
Factory. 1t contains 10 saws. can gin, with
ease, per day, two bales Of cotton weighing
500 BIS, with two horses The sample Of cot
ton il inferior TO none.
WIN DAVENPORT
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leisure is very pleasant garment 10
look At, but il l. a very bad one 10 wear
Tbs rsSn Of millions MA b, traced 10 Il
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EyECIVD2'V NOTICE

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
4 T the March term f30th of March, 1850
~ of the county court, pertaining to the cs-
tatcs of deceased persons, held in and for the
county OF Harrison, in the state Of Texas, let
ters tcstanen,ary were granted to the under
signed by said court, on the estate of John W.
Newhouse, deceased. All persons, therefore,
having claims against said estate, will present
them TO Us within the time prescribed by law,
duly authenticated and those indebted To the
same will please make immediate payment to
JOHN w MASSIE, Executor.
April /, 1850. nj, ct
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GooDS

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
WE are just receiving and ia
q Ing our FaH and Nmis- ao,, |
IA Goods, direct from New Nors. y.
able to the trade and the wants of the coca.
niiy, embracing every article IN our lnf K !.
siness, making ours the mos, compete i
desirable stock west Of Rcd River W. ,
as usual. been cautious in The selection d J.
Goods, with regard to quality and price, al
TO be- within the range IF the most iasldi.
but. at the samc time, wc have increase !.
radius of nur purchases, SO rs to keep pare d
the expanding wants, energies, and ab.asI
our country, believing as we do, that We a
not have sold 50 many goods heretofore !
not been for our unusual LOW PRicSN
Lately our belief has become deep CONVEX
and we have marked our good, upon ih, =
Of The occasian We do not say We vii j
al cost, bat our vanity prompts Us to SD
think we can obtain a sm88 profit aud NJ z
for les, than the goods Of some az cost, Z
and examine, and you will be convinced =
We do not wish to humbug.
WARD q WllSN
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The nest Ley ln'u,o of Virginia beet
n I ; Senator
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NllL,Il.l

1 IL persons sending sacks TO the subscri.
q. \ ber's MIL, viii BIZ expected TO have them
made of strong materials, and plainly marked
with the initials of the owners name or such
other brand Ms will render them easy Of jaen
tity in2l A. ID. HlI{RESS
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R-E-M 4 r. IA H-i-h 4
HNlE undersigned, anticipating . ri "A,
l wel-assorted stock of goods sh n,
the eastern cities, would respecta'2 *
their customers who have not seiu'p "a
counts for the last year, Of The dc'.s
Of doing SO and TO those indebted o' ID
We have given more time than We
Tor. Qudafum suBicR. uuSh
49,, " AM " II
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\ promisory note, signed by Allen II Baker,
and payable to \ Jarneean or bearer The
owner can have ID by calling at this office and
paying for th, advertisement 80
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3 70 ~ Kt~VYy rvNuf froS NrRntu
u" kENNE1 4 MURRAll. A1oneys and
vi CHp0Hars M Lar. Marshall, Harrison
roaniy, Tca., will practice in the district
courts of HARRISON, Ca.s Upshur. Smith, Cher
ase, RHsk, pau7is, Titus, and Bowie couniI,.
They tlll strictly aHd promptly attend ~ ary
collections entrusted TO 'hem In Es-tern Texas.
Office always open up STAIRS, ~ Johnson
brick lu irW 30 ly
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Wagon and tarriage Manafaecr'


Wagon and carriage hannlaelerl
-,---,-, THE Public are invite
AALA call at tine Subscriber. Ne
ssf1ksAzAZAAzH on and Carnage Matghs
~, which he has rcccrlly erected Il, b, SEES
mill. one mile and fourth norlhNea aguu
town Of Marshall. lie Is prepared Win I
materials as the country affords for maA
order, and repairing wagons, carriages a
hicle. Of every description. At short nNn
Connected with the above establish.
has also BIiChN U!TH SiiOP. 10
he is prepared ia execute every descuPl
work, without DELAY
Also u CiBfNET NHOP and WA
HOiNE in which can be- found ai al. O..
general assortment of household ioa 1
made of good materials. and neatly finish
June >, tSlp. NJ \ d. III kRiN
FIR T. Sll \ Il r " Al.
AFE hgtc Iust received, and Wll. po.
w sell low, the following ariieIc. 70 4
A lot of
Rsaig. Nq3e Clothing,
consisting of every variety Of Goats ~
Vests, Drawers, Shirts. Hose, &c. a To-
Hdrdrars,
consisting Of Nails, assorted, Sleeves, 'gPti
heavy G.. $ Hoes, Iland-saWs, Files, Ia
Cotton cards, Trowels, Tack., Sc, Sc
4 good supply Of heavy
Osgdbvgs and Shesfipg';
also. light stock Of Prints, new .l7le ~
ed Inckoncis. Irish Linen, Sc.
Powder Shot, Lead, Gaps, Rope ~
Pepper, Starch, DC, Ac.
iny26-lly| WARD " NilN'l
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Game to bard, Alrl Isl 1850. and sent to
the editor Of ihc Tergs R'Yu'.lcaa, a new w.
per published la the town Of Marshall, 10 ~c
published four successive weeks April lst,
1850. X. T. CEuNl, Sheriff
Michael NGreal is hereby commanded to
appear according 10 the within ,ummons
K, + CEuHr Sh'l Cass county.
April IT, 1850. Is -
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W o.. lI... - A. tHA4EH. ". suFnp.
IyIIt, FRAZER, s SlIEDp, ArarHsgs a.
/ L1,r. Marshall Texas wi' practice in the
supreme and Distract Court Of Che STATE, aud
DE Court Of the United States for hesitate
If Trla. ufh
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"Ir N,ar OF ~ SrRrEr. Il French
man stopped lad in the street to makr
some inquiry Of his whereabouts.
Mon ircl. what is Pc namc og lis street
Vel, who said I want
"What you call him, zis street
"Of course we do
"pardomcl I have not zhe name yot
YOU call him
"los, Watts we cali it..
How you call n name oy 1is slrc,t ~
Waits street, told yer
"/is street
"Wa ats street, old fcllcr and do MT ser
20 to make game o me
Sacre, ask You one two. tree, soy.
cral time, ollin, viii sou tell mo ~ name ov
~ dam stretch
Watts street, told yer Yer drunk,
ain yer "
Mon little ircn. we're ,on III, cht"
Arrah, Teddy, aud wasn't your name
Teddy O'Byruc before yo0 left ould Ire.
land I"
" Sure j, was my darlmt.
But, my Jewel. why then do you add =,
and call Teddy O'Byues, now
why You ,palpcen. haven't been mar.
red since kom to Liverpool. aud ar' you
SO ignorant of srammafirs that you don't
know whom one thing is added to another II
becomes plural , "
The Buiidcr says; tn the same manner
that Scotch architects mingled styles Scotch
poctical cpiiaph makers adopted MIXED Ian
guagcs. Here are specimens;
Hrrr hes the Lard of lundlc
Sic transit gloria mnndi
lie iaeet Johannes Slenris
Qhua blight this kirk Yard pYke al he ain expense
Man want, 80, liiIe hers below,
Nor wants that llitle lonr,
"t'is not with me- exactly s0,
Bat iis ao In the song
\ friend, lately married, bu, fairly ont Of
the sweet month, came to Mr.. Snooks with
asorrowiul couutennuccand said. "'>nooks
I'm the most unforturat, wretch living. The
fact is. have married fool" ih." cN.
claimed Snooks, with look of commissc-
ration; ." hut never mind 1t, my dear fellow,
that calamity does not excite my compas.
son SO much rs previous one Of yours
Why, what was that = THAT YOU were
born one
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Nov. o., tf.
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N.r rtGEAH. II. H. BRYAN.
DEGRAM & BRYAN. Co'on Faciors, and
6,nerH Commission, Receiving, and Fnr-
harding Heroinas, III Thoupitoulas street,,
New Orleans. may
IA GEORGE, d CRAIG Fancy Tutors
rs Marshall Shop one door west of W ard
IL 81 Wilson.
Tn character and taste Of a nation is known
by iis costume.
tn,'iur dome without delay;
III nsglrd b. all. say.
Never 1udnue on coats
On pants mot BEAT
On vests un.quallrd and
On eunks complete
Crur m s., who in bright fashion. van would vie.
Nnd ihroush our lrl $50 D mike you pleas ,he cy-
cast 'lf Fugp. WI. A.ANtNpN
JNBD q SALMON, Uouse arg.HieTs and
j J9'ners, take this method of informing the
citizens of Marshall, aud It's vicinity, that they
viii carry on the above business IN all is va
ron, branches. Their work will be- done &C.
cord.ng TO order, and will be neatly executed
ayd punciGally attended to.
Give US a call We work CHEAP, for cash or
good arrangements
shop on Washington Avenue, south Of the
public square, near the Marshall Hotel
jam 81. 35v
Polynesian., 1850-05-25
EMPIRE CITY LINZ.

NEW YORK THROUGH TICKETS
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
FOR PANAMA. Through tickets from San
francisco to New York, by way of Chagres and
Panama The. splendid and popular steamships
SARAH SANDS, 1900 tons burthen, w. C.
Thompson, Commander, and NEW ORLEANS,
100 tons burthen, J. w. Wood, Commander. Will
leave San Francisco for Panama, direct, connecting
at Chagres, with the staunch and well 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 a separate table, and the
berths fully furnished with hair mattresses and
bedding, and on board the Sarah Sands state
rooms, great advantage in point of comfort, over
the unfinished 5unks of open steerage.
Chagres to New York.
After Saloons, $125
Forward Saloons, 100
Lower Cabin, 80
All the above have the same table and privileges
of the Saloons
Steerage, found with mattresses and board, Is
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each
steamer
The subscribers now issuing through tickets
to New York by the above named steamers.
EVERETT & CO.
Honolulu, May Is, ls5O.-l-tf
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

CoNsoLs.-A lady requests US to explain,
for her information, ihe meaning Of the word
:" consols," so often used in the reports Of the:
London financial operations. We presume
that she desires only a general idea; q M.
part which it will be sufficient for ustt eaY<
that " consol" is only an abreviatieS q IN
word consolidated" At various tIGee yhes
British government has borrowed divers ssu'q
of money, payable at different dates and keeE
ing different rates of interest oecasicaelI
the stocks issued, as evidecees - thesc yns1<
Gus debts, have been takenupSof csjtsd ins
and a new stock issued in their slead, Peya-s
bic at one fixed time, and bearing one 6xed
rate of interest. Such stock Is called con-
solidated stock, or "consol;" and 70 dis-
tnguish it from others, the rate Of interest 4
bears is generally mentioned; thus we reeo
of 6 per cent copsols, per cent consois, efc
..Neu York CON. .4dr.
Polynesian., 1850-05-25
The Oswego IN. " Times, says that

The Oswego IN. ~ Times, says that a
mechanic of that city has attached machine
ry to clock, so as to cause the striking
part to ring bell twenty-four times at any
desired hour at which one wishes to be call
ed in the night time. The machinery will,
at the same time, light candle, placed IN
horizontal position, which, when lighted as
sumes perpendicular position. Inc ma
chinery may be set so as to give the alarm
and light the room, at any hour or minute
desired
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

Mr.. Miller, of Low Hampton. N Z. tound-
er of the fanatical sect which bears ms name'
died at his residence In February last, IN ms
6S,h year. He was born at Pittsteld, N.f'
February Is, l7S2.
In Oregon, land which last spring sold for
81 900, has been lately re-sold for $l6,UW
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

FRENCH AGGREssIoN.--The Crusade Of
brandy and beads is renewed in the South
Seas. The sPoliation of Pomare did nothing
for France. The place was deserted when
that unprincipled nation grasped the staff Of
the injured Queen The act was ascribed
to the arts of Louis Philippe, and few per-
sons saw him fall without recalling the earn
est and unavailing entreaties of the Tahtians.
The discoveries of California, and the con-
venience of the Sandwich Islands for COM
merce, has revived the old project of seizure;
but the preservation of the independence of
that little state is increasingly important to
England and America; and. neither would
choose such power as France to settle in
the highway of their commerce. To this,
rather than to any abstract dislike TO oppres-
sion, we may look for efiectual resistance to
this new aggression. Nothing but iniatua-
ton could permit the Anglo-Saxon family to
overlook their common interest in protecting
the independence of the Sandwich Islands.
The events of France and Rome have extin-
guished all reliance on the justice or stabili-
ty of the Partisan government. Napoleon Is
playing the game of his relative, and Ameri-
ca will not be deceived by the nominal Re-
public of France-the stepping stone OF des-
potism. England, in all its sympathies and
habits. is far more American than France,
notwithstanding her adoption OF republican
colors Hobaft-town Courier.
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

per part of Barrow's Straits; and whereas 4
Is possible that the same severity of weather
may not prevail at the same time in both the
eastern and western entrance to the Arctic
Sea, we have determined" etc. Common
sense would have dictated the propriety o
following on Sir John Franklin's track, as
Sir James Ross recently endeavored to do,
had It been within the bounds of possibility to
accomplish the task. 1t is only through des-
palr Of carrying such a purpose into effect
that Capt. Collinson has been despatched to
reach, by more circuitous route, the spot
where Sir John Franklin must be if he be in
the Arctic Seas at all and yet alive. If such
be the real opinion of the Admiralty. we trust
that no countenance will be shown to fur
ther expedition which It is proposed shall ex-
piore the coast of an island which was dis
covered last summer by the Herald and Plo-
yer. we trust the Admiralty will entirely
dlscountenance any such projects, to be car
rled out by means of fresh expedition In
the instructions given to Capt. Colinson, we
lind it very properly set down, that he is to
remember that his operations are not to be
directed to any object of merely scientific
characterize is sent out on account Of Sir
John Franklin, and Sir John Franklin alone
Ii 1t be necessary that search be instituted
in the direction proposed, surely Capt. Col
linson he's already sufficient means at his dis
posal to effect such an investigation without
the necessity forequipping and despatching
any fresh expeditioai
We yield to none in our strong and earn
est sympathy for Sir John Franklin and his
companions, yet we cannot but feel that the
effort to be now made by Capt. Collinson is
a last effort. By Barrow's Straits it is i'm
possihle q get through the ice. Whatever
practicSfbent4it might be expected from
land expedition is amply secured by the ex-
ertions and vigilance Of the hunters in the
employment Of the Hudson's Bay Company.
What remainss Simply such an investga
ton of the Polar Seas from the westward as
may enable us to feel that we have done all
that lay in human power for the relief of our
gallant countrymen. OF what avail is it to
continue a search when it has become abso-
lutely impossible that it should be attended
with any effect, or to direct expeditions to
points which the crews of the Eurebus and
Terror could by no possibility have reached'
London Times, Jan. 81.
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

The schooner Teolinda left Panama Dec.
dtb tor San Francisco, having been purcha-
sed there by company at cost of Sl2, ,oOO.
After four months cruise, she put into San
Diego in distress. and was there sold for $45o
IA very profitable speculation!
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

| INOTlCE.-All Vessels making fast to the
~ wbarves east and west Of the Custom House,
will be liable to a charge of one cent per ton pei
diem laying alongside the wharves, two cents per
| ton per diem JOSEPH MAUGHAN,
| March 90 1850 45-3m Wharinger.
Polynesian., 1850-05-25
BENJAMIN PITMAN,

BENZ AMIN III MAN,
n EALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY,
~ General Merchandise and Hawaiian Produce,
Byron's Bay, Hio Hawaii, has constantly on hand
and for sale, a general assortment of Merchandise
usually required by whaleships touching at these
islands for recruits
IF Money advanced on liberal terms for Bills
of Exchange the United States, England and
France. my 19Iy
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

NOTICE is hereby given that from and at
IN fer this date horses. cattle, or other animals
will b. allowed 10 run at large on the plains OF ku,
IA Kahua Waikiki. Animals running at large VIII
he impoundcd r,,.r;or'
Honolulu, MAJ 4, iS50.-5l-u
Polynesian., 1850-05-25
MASTERS.
--~ .,

ICERS OF vess.s I.
he Hawaiian Islam :
US by Forwarding :
f their vessels. -,
y their tonnage, wnss s
mt of whale and sPer
ssels spoken, disasisss &c J
ence Which may bs'
in other countries.
/ requested to a', fo1rs !
IL arrival. a rePo', e.
,s. Of passenger 'o,k
from, with any
bssession of. a
gent at LahaInal, !. u
tipping memoraD0'
IIigence from sGSces
ding it TO our o'psI of'bsIp
ch favors, We we1at re-
Polynesian., 1850-05-25
x,or,cr 1s HEREBY GIVEN to appli

n - Car the purchase and leasing Of Govern
ment lands tha, the Legislature being now IN ses.
sion, attention to their numerous aPPlica,ps mas'
he deferred for the present. until the more pressing
business of the Government is disposed o.
By order of the Minister OF the lntenC, AZ.
may7-52ts kEoNi 9N"
Polynesian., 1850-05-25
ID. n. ELITNER,
s. III. WILLIAMS & CO.,

S. III. WILLIAMS & CO.,
7 IMPORTERS Of American and European
L Goods, will keep constantly on hand general
assortment of Merchandise adapted 10 the markets
of Oregon California and the Hawaiian Islands.
general assortment of Ship Chandlery and Provi-
required by whalers touching at this port for
recruits on hand which will be supplied on liberal
terms for cash. or Bills of Exchange. myl9ly
Polynesian., 1850-05-25

IrAIUABIE HOUSE AND LOT FOR
Y S.IE-The subscriber heing about TO leave this
The are situated IN the business part OF Homo
uIn fronting on two streets and have them well Of
e,celient water cook house. barn, &c-Also, quantity
of bearing Fruit Trees ,,u,
rn,ro2tf4,min1 =