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.nRPORATION NOTICE. Public

notice n hereby O. the owner or owners. cccu-
pant occupants OF all Houses and Lots improved or uf
improved Lands affected thereby that the following As
easements have tee completed by the Assessors and
log,d the office the Bureau Assessments for
animation, by all persons interested For BUILDING
MIC EWING BASINS aud GUN ERrs NJ the corner of
tLkNENIHAN ondfMkNfN NINTH ST. ThelHnitS
embraced by such Assessment include all the several
Houses and Lots OF ground vcsni Lots AMI pares
al and, situated both sides "a fwenyninlh IT be
tween Tenth ard Eeyenh the eastery side ot
Ftytnh-as between Ivcniye'ghih and rhlrtlc,h SIS
and the westerly side al renth-as.. betweet Twenty
ninth aGd Thir; eth SIS All persons whose interests
ae Affected hs the above named Assessments and who
opposed t. The either OF them requested
Ia pTcscnt their objections writing 10 the undersigned.
"a Halls Records.
from the date OF this noIcs Office. Bureau u Assess
me- &. Street Department. Juls "a 1851
ANII ~ u ny Mlrr \
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INTEREST on CITY STOCKS.-The
interest oa the public Stocks of he City OF Nsw-Yotk
due and payable August si 1851 viii be paid that dag
by SHEPHERD KNAPP. ESD Chamherlan NJ the Cty
at the MECHANICS BANK. No 80 Wall-strest The
transfer books will be closed WEDNESDAY,, July Sh,
O'clock PM for the accommodation Of Stock holders
transfers Will he permitted during the period the books
closed TO take effect Aug Il A. soL-ComptroNsxs
Office New-lork. June 3Oth. 1881
Tvs tAu1 JOSEPH r. TAYLOR .Cu ptrollel
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ADMINISTRATORS OF
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN. accord

ing 10 law To all persons having claims against JOHN
ROMAN late of the CITY OF BROOKLYN Kings County, de-
ceased that they required to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof e. the subscriber No 29 Fulton street,
in the City of Brooklyn aforesaid before the heenth
day Of July next-Dated January 7. 1851
mes law6mF. JANE BOMAN Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Sur
rorate Of the County OF NewYork. notice is hereby
gven 10 all persons having claims against M mi a
WrIIS late If the City Of New York, deceased 70 pre-
enf th- same with vouchers thereof ~ the SUBSCRIBER NJ
The residence # Patt the attorney for the snscfef
~ he Third - 10 the city of Albany. or before tne
s.c.,d dav Of Senenler next Dated the l0h day
~ March IS5i MARY b WELLS, EXecutnx.
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V,HE PENNSYLVANIA ST f A NJ
j SHIP 60 and LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP co, intend running their new Steamships ~
SITY or PITTsBURG 22O0 Capt W. c. stotesbury.
CiTy OF MANCHESTER 2i23, Capt. w o Campbell
CiTy or GLASGOW 1910 Capt Robt. Leitch.
CITY OF PHIL ,2222, Capt. -
FRoM PHILADELPHIA.
city nv MANCHESTER Thursday, August q.
SYTy or al ASCOW September
CITY OF PITTSBURG. About Septembs' ~
FROM LIVERPOOL.
rITy OF MANCHESTER Friday July Is
CiTy Of GI, AsGOW Wodnos day, August 10.
CITY OF PlT1sBURG, About October 10
RATES OF PASSAGE.
FROM PHILADELPHIA FROM L'EhPoVL.
Ssl leon 100 Dollars Salooh- " Gunsas
Calm - go Dollar CABIN ---------l3 Guineas.
These include Provisions and Stewards zee, nut
~, Vines or Liquors which can be had On board Inc
CABIN table and attendance Will be found
unsurpassed -, M,
Ts class steamships ply between Liverpool and Glas-
gov HAVE. Rotterdam, Leehorn, MarseIles and oher
Mediterranean ports by which goods can be shipped 10
Liverpool thence by this hne to Philadelphia direct
For freight OF passage apply TO .
THOMAS RICHARDSON Al Exchange place New York
and " alnut- st PhliatelpAa-
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS X co Liverpool.
PATRICK HENDERSON b co. Glasgow. UN
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. ac-

corlmg 70 law 70 al persons having claims against
DANIEL POWERS. late Of the t,wn Of Newt own
Queens county, deceased tina; they required to EXHIBIT
same with the vouchers thereof - the subscriber
TITS Powers. ia Clnton-st. the city of
BROOKLYN before the twentieth day vi December next
dated J ne 10, 1891. THUS W POWERS,
ic2O law6niFs Administrator
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Sur


Z roca's of , a. rlr. o. Tcn YORK her.hs ciysn
10 al persons has * Cluns AGAINST WILLIAM K
NOU Nc -fs cf he CITY ri Newly iccesei 20 present
the vh Vouchers thereof % Che subscribers. a the
sore c AT On St.ANt /. y. l7 - n.-sreet.
10 CIV cf Nef-Nnrs 40 fnc 1N-. z ELLIS BUR-
NIL A. DAWSON Nl,sars'.,r'. il thc II New
N0rA r- c before tire lte ttr Is j.. l-r iol2-Dl,sd
New NorA. The a. dav ID Ilit. 1851
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discharge q n>ovcni from his debts. pursuant
the provisions IT the hri arceof the y ;itlc ii the Sa
charter Of the scccni part OF tAC Revised statutes ED
WARD HALLOCK Notice first published May s3i.
1851 Creditors - appear before Hon L. r Woodruff
judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of the CITY and
County OF New YORK. AZ chambers tle City Han NJ the
City Of New York the 9TH day of August 1891 ~
O'Clock Il. the forenoon OF that day
{ p SCHERN ERHORN.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the
Surrogate Of the County Of New-fork n 91u,pD
THOMAS late 4 the CITY II New oIA deceae, -
selt the same q; vouchers thereoit0 ~ ,bs ~ n
NevyYo-k on q before the fourth day Of
Dated New YORK. the 9TH day Of feoru2is IS'i
2gf lavsuF. WILLIAM THOMAS, Aohli4s1ls-o'
Polynesian., 1851-11-29

can't by reason of tn. Kings death, or otherwise,
and during the minority T2ny heir to the throne,the
vacancy minority, perform ali he duties incum-
bent on the king, and shall have ana ezercise all
he powers, which by this constitution vested in
he king.
Art. o. Whenever during the vacancy of tho
throne, or the minority of any heir to it. the Office
of Kuhina Nui shall become vacant by death. re-
signation or otherwise, then the priyy council or
the major part of them, SHALL during such vacancy,
have full power and authority to do, and execute
all and every such acts matters and things, as the
King or the Kuhina Nui might or could, by virtue
of this constitution, do or execute. And In such
case, the privy council, Immediately after the oc
curing of such vacancy, shlll cause meeting Of
both houses Of the legislature, who shall elect by
joint ballot person to fill the Office Of Kuhina
Nui
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
CHE polpnesian.
REPORT.

The undersigned having been appointed in june
last on behalf of the King, the Chiefs and the Pco
pie, to revise the constitution of the land with in
structions to publish their revision before the
month OF December Of the present year, and Ia
submit the same to the next Legislature for its
consideration, beg to offer to the public the follow
ing, as the result of their labors.
In preparing the constitution herewith submit
ted, your commissioners have not sought to pro
lect any new plan or theory of government but ra-
ther to suggest such Amendments to our present
form, as the wisdom of greater minds in other
countries, and the light of experience in the ad-
vancing state of our own, have pointed out to us
as necessary. We have felt that the framing of a
constitution, is not the proper field for political
theories and speculations, and with this view hive
been guided not so much by our own opinions, as
by those great beacon lights set up by the master
spirits who In ages gone by gave birth to the free
constitutions OF England and the United Stites.
That no imperections will be found in our work
we do not presume to hope. The few sources at
our command from which to draw constitutional
wisdom-the want of time amidst various avoca-
tons to devote to reading and study, have been
serious obstacles in the way of proper dscllrgr
OF our duty, and We deeply regret that we have
not been able to bring to this inportant labor, the
aid of more leisure AMI lelrniny. We indulge
the hope however, that, in the main, the chlncrs
proposed will be found to be such as shall conduc
to the Prosperity and well-being of this nation and
serve surer found ition for the rights and lib
critics of all cllsses
Honolulu, November 22nd 1851.
G. P. JUDD,
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
CHAPTER III.
SECTION III.-OF THE PHivY CouScrl.

SECTION III.--OF THE PEIvY Council
Art l. There shall be council for advising the
King in the executive part of government, and in
directing the affairs of the kngdsn, according to
the constitution and laws of the land to be called
the Kings privy council; and to consist Of the
Kuhina Nui, the Mobiles, the Governors, the heads
of the executive departments, and such other per-
sons the King in his discretionary see fit to ap-
point: provided always, that the number of priyy
counsellors shall never exceed fifty.
Art 2. Not less than majority of the members
of the privy council shall form quorum to do busi-
ness, but smaller number may adjourn from day
to day, and compel the attendance of absent MEM
bers, in such manner, and under such penalties,
as the council may prescribe.
Art 3. The council may determine the rules Of
its proceedings, punish member for disorderly
behavior and, with the concurrence of the King,
expel member; but if he be noble, such expul-
sion shall not operate to deprive him of seat in
the house of mobiles.
Art a. The resolutions and advice of the coun-
Gil shall be recorded in register, and signed by
the members present; and any member of the
council may insert his opinion contrary to the reso-
luton of the majority. This record may be called
for at any time by either house Of the Legislature
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
HOTELS.
Merchants Exchange Hotel.
LATE NarroN.H

LATE NATIONAL.
NHE Subscriber. having leased the above estab-
- hshment from ]. Booth, ESQ.,, is now pre,ared
to receive boarders. The table viii at all times by
supplied with the best the market affords. The
sleeping apartments are large and airy, and in all the
requisites OF first class hotel it is unsurpassed be
any house of the kind in this country.
]. w. HOLLISTER,
oc' To- iooi.om-Z3s Proprietor.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
MAINE HOTEL.

MAINE HOTEL.
Drown s. FRIEL, would respectfully
, notify their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the above named establish
ment. where they will be happy to receive the calls
Of those who may favor them with heir patronage.
The rooms are airy, and fitted up in elegant style.
The bar will alwaysbe supplied with the choicest
of wines, liquors and cigars. Two good bowling
alleys are connected-wiih the hous,.
Strangers visiting this port. and gentlemen rest
dent in Honolulu are respe ctfully invited to call
and examine for themselves I2-ly.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

Henry Macfarlane begs to inform his patrons and
visitors Honolulu that he has just re-opened the
boarding de artment for the season. and that he in
tends, by supplying the table with every luxury thai
the market afford, and paying strict attention to
the comfort of his boarders, &c. to merit renewal Of
the appreciation which his house has always received
n Meal hours 5, 2, and l-2 o'clock.
Honolulu Oct. l,lS5l-22-tf.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
H0NutULA. EAST n

CHARLES BURGESS gives notice TO the resi-
| y dents of Honoluu that he IS aDle TO supply
them with all kinds of jewelry, viz wedding rings
Keepers stone set, plain and chased scale rings,
ear hoops, shirt studs. wrist buttons. gold vest but
tons. etc, etc, etc. Jewelry repaired. Old gold,
silver and California coin bought.
T few very handsome corneian stones. on
hand CHAS. BURGESS. Jeweier.ses.
IL ON King ST., opposite the Maine Hotel
ISLAND PRODUCE.-The undersigned. having
erected large and co.nmodious buildings al Ka-
huui E. Maui, are prepared TO furnish all kinds OF
Island Produce at that point at The shortest noice
Kahului is the landing place ofihe East Maui sugar
plantations. and ia good and convenient harbor-
43-,f BOwLIN 4 CARTWRIGHI.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
Liverpool Underwrisers' Assoclation.
Underwriters Rooms,
Liverpool, 25th Oct.

HTS is TO certify 10 all whom il may concern,
that III. COMMITTEES for managing the affairs oi
e Association, have appointed Messrs- Ssarkey
anon Co. 10 act AZ their agent at The Sandwicn
s',ads. subject to the annexed instructions which
to be exhibited on all occasions wnere the agent
~ De required 10 ACT, 90 that no 'misunderstand-
may arise With The parties assured or their re p
ssntaiives. TO the eAtent Of authority vested IN
he Agent.
No power from this Association can disest the
ssused their aeents, assignees. or the masters
vssssss ef that right over property which law has
Pve1 eeen but il n presumed thai the assured OF
'esr fepsssentaives wiisesdly avail themselses 81
. ess.ssepee ct an agent. who = appointed BY
3 under nan 20 act in their behalf and Who's
oopesstie faeiiitats the ssttisment ct leee q
sssaee VIII she uidsrwri,ers r. ~
b order Of ,ko cemmjttee
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
COM HOTEL.
. HENRY MACFARLANE brSs

I::s:A HENRY MACFARLANE b~Ss
u9ik to acquaini his friends, and Gentlemen
arriving in Honolulu, that his Horel
VII, De fo"nd TO possess every requisite accom-
mooaiion Wines, Spirits, Ale and Porter, of SUI
per'or quality Superior Billiard Tables and Bowl
ing Alleys. Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths.
WINES, SPLITS, ETC, PER BOTTLE
champagne, 81 so Whiskev = So SO
rort 2 90 Brandy, Martelr's -o
Sherry,- 90 besr,- oo
Madeira, 2 90 Gin, Schedam, best 2 SO
'ocS' so Ale, 75
Sarterne, 1 90 Porter, rs
Ciaref, 90 Cordials & Liquors 200
Cider, l 90 Old Tom, 2 so
BATHS.
Hot Baths, al 90
Cold and Shower Baths. so
Honolulu September 2lst. ls50.-l9-ly
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
HOUSES. LAND, nc.

REAL ESTATE
tOR SALE close to the beach fronting on
kaahunanu and Merchant streets, in the follow.
ing lots fronting on Merchant street:
No l, 40 # in 'front.' 81 fl 10 in hack
No 2, 40 # in 'front.' iOl fl in back
NO ;. 20 Il in front. los fl 6 in back
No :. ~ f in front, II # back
No. ~ t II in front on Merchant ST.
DO ~ II front on Kaahamanu st.
Fronting on Kaahumanu street
No s. II # 'front.' s5 feet 2 in back. Sold.
No I. Al ft front, s5 # 2 in hack.
Apply to STARKEY. JANION co.
Honolulu. Sept. 26.tf-20
Polynesian., 1851-11-29

T AND FOR SALE.-The undersigned has few
lots Of land situated on Waikik plains, for pri-
vale sale. Plans of the above may be seen at the
auction room. i-;f Ii. SEA.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
n CANTON HOTEL
l@ THE UNDERSIGNED having ia.

liil@. THE UNDERSIGNED having ta-
ken the premises known as the Canton Horel, late
iy occupied by Mr.. Samuel Thompson, begs TO no.
fIfy the residents of Honolulu and transient visitors
generally, that their bar will be constantly supplied
with the choicest of Wines Liquors. etc and he table
with the best viapds The market affords, having Sc
cured the services of FIRST cook and steward
they hope by assiduity and strict attention TO bus
ness, TO merit share Of the public patronage.
N. B. A we'll fitted Billiard Room, Bowling AL.
leys and sleeping apartments attached to the prem
ses- JOHN BARTLETT l. co.
Honolulu, July 20.-IO-6m
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
CHAPTER I'LL.

SECTION IV.-Or THE KING's MINISTERS.
Art. i. The ministers of the King or the heads
of the executive departments, shall be chosen by
the King, approved by the Privy Council, and hold
their Offices during his and their pleasure.
Art. 2. Each of them shall keep an Office at the
seat of government; be accountable for the con-
duct of his deputies and clerks; and grant infor-
nation to the King, privy council or either houses
of the legislature attend upon either, in person,
or by his deputies, they shall respectively re-
quire.
Art. 3. Each of them shall make an annual re-
port the legislature of all the transactions and
business of their several departments.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29

N0E SALE.-An eligible lot of land on Nuuanu
E Valley nearly opposite TIE rdsidence of E.. O.
Hail. Esq. and within mile of the wharf; contain
ng $40 So. fathoms, with frontage of l54 links or
the Nuuann road. Apply j. II. Smith, Esq. Hale
|IIeona, agent for the proprietor.
A. +. TURNER.
Civil engineer and Surveyor
Oct. lS5l-4t-2e
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
NJ w Ell
LIBERTY HALL.

~ The above House has recently
been opened as first class Hotel. No expense has
been spared in fitting ii with every modern conve
nence for comfort and elegance The Bar vii
aw ays be supplied with the best Of Wines, Liquors
md Cigars; aud the proprietor hopes by strict at
,ention 10 the wants of his customers, TO merit a
share of the public patronage.
JAMES DAWSON.
Honolulu, Sept. Z, 1850. II lyA.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
CHAPTER Ill.

| Art. There shall be four executive magis-
trates for the islands, subordinate to the King each
of whom shall be styled GOVERNOR.
Art 2. The Governors shall be chosen every
| four years. as follows:
| One for Hawaii.
! One for Maui and the islands adjacent
One for Oahu.
| One for Kauai and the islands adjacent.
Art. 3. The Governors shall be chosen by the
Legislature joint ballot, and be approved by the
king.
Art4 No person shall be eligible to the Office
of governor unless he be native of the kingdom,
and shall have attained the age of thirty years.
AT. 5. Whenever the Office of any governor
shall become vacant by death, resignation or other
wise before the expiration of his term, the King,
by and with the advice Of his privy council, shall
appoint person to fill it, until the next meeting of
the Legislature, when that body shall choose another
governor for the balance of the unexpired term or
If the term be ended, for the new term
Art 8. The governors, subject to the King, shall
have the executive control Of their respective Is
andsa the constitution and laws ofthe
land and they shall be commanders-in-chiefo of the
military forces Of their respective districts.
Art. 4. The Governors, by and with the advice
of the judges of the supreme court shall appoint
the district justices Of their respective islands.
CHAPTER W.-Or THE JuDlcIAR1 DrrAR1xEsr.
AIR. 1. The judicial power Of the kingdom shall
De yeSle1 IN one supreme folxt, anu IN sue nlef1O1
courts as the legislature may. from time to time.
tablish.
Arr. 2. The supreme court shall consist Of ciiief
justice and two associate justices, any Of whom may
hold the court. The justices d tie supreme court,
shall hold their Offices during good behavior and
shall, at stated times. receive for their services
compensation which shall not be diminished durns
their continuance inofRce. Provided however, that
any judge Of the supreme court or any other court
Of record, may be removed from oiee for mental or
physical inability b. concurrent rcsolatiouo Of two
iudse against n whom she isasurc Z M nav ss about to
proceed shall receive notice thereof panied by
copy Of the alleged for his relnovsl at least
twenty days before the day on which either branch
Of the 1ssislaturc shall act thereon.
ARr. 8. The kingdom shah be divided. by law.
into convenient numbsr Of circuits not less than
legislafmc. om time 10 tme, the public good may
require for each Of which, circuit judg-
es not exceeding three. however. shall be appontea.
to hold their Offices dRring good behavior.
Arr. :. The judicial power shall extend to al ca
ses IN law spd equity azsng nader TIE constitution.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29
@ HOTEL DE FRANCE.-VIC-
.:.:k1 TOR CHANCEREL would respectfully

s.:.H IUR CIANCEKEL would respectfully
is.s,E3k inform his friends and the public
s92.R that he has taken the above well
known stand, where he will be happy at all times
10 wait upon those who may favor him with their
patronage.
The bar will always be supplied with the best of
liquors aud cigars. The table will be furnished
from the very best the market affords Board by
the day week. Picnic and private parties sup
piled at short notice. Good sleeping rooms at
tached 10 the premises. lSept i4-Iy-lS
Polynesian., 1851-11-29

|r'0 LEASE for term of years.-Six acres o
/ land on Waikiki Plains, near the residence oil
wm Jrrett. 1t is well situated for a hospital oI
|any object of that character. Enquire at the Ma
tional Hotel. a4-tf J. BOOTH.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29

RtLtsuR LApzsc 81 ale stise Polysssiea
~ e1sl yply - tfl1
Polynesian., 1851-11-29

ToHN HAMILTON, ESQ-of SYDNEY. n. S ".
d lately from San Francisco. will hear of something
10 his advantage BY calling immed.aseiy O. the IN
dersigned. z. !. a = y !" : A-i<An.
Foreign Once, lsf JAY lesl.il-u
|csUGAR! Sugar Ssssf -. Keioa Sugar fo'
- s.is s. Sssf H. HACKFELD.
ok cARTss Six OK Carts Cor sale BY
{b s4ksf A. p EVERETT.
30 izo0fal with role 2axl5. By
1oH STARKEY, yANT0N & co.
Polynesian., 1851-11-29

U. 4. JUDD,
Commissioner on behllf of the King.
JOHN IL,
Commissioner on behalf of the Chiefs.
WILLIAM L. LEE,
Commissioner on behalf of the People.
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mnumaniDftv.


The Union will learn by the annexed ex-
tract from a Democratic paper, the Buffalo
Courier, that its complaints of travelling Cab
inets" have provoked even the rebukes of its
own party. We commend the admirable admo-
milton to the organ we also beg to commend the
example OF the Wings. Does not the Union re-
member that the Democratic President and Vice
President on the fourth Of March. IS4o. set ont
on their travels, accompanied by Democratic
Cabinet and some scores of Democratic office
holders? Though they have never vet return
cd to their stations, we have never uttered +,
word Of reproach; nor shall we complain if thew
never do return.
NEW YoRK STATE PoLrTIcs.-We regret to per.
ceive that the Washington Union, in its issue o.
the 18th, continues its illusions to our State politics
Itsays: a ...,
"Our readers cannot have forgotten that th,
President, accompanied by Mr.. Webster, MIR
Crittenden, MIR. Graham, and Mr.. Hall, invaded
the State Of New York on the eve Of The nine mil.
lion election ostensibiy for the purpose Of witness
ing the opening Of the New York and Erie railroad
making speeches all the while calculated to affect
the pending election for the nine millions Of pa
Honsge."
II is perhaps proper to say, what is indisputabIy
true, uat very few Depocrats in our State, and