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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1853-04-23
Real Estate for Sale,
By PRIVATE CONTACT

A. THE following valuable and extensive prop
r critics win be sold without reserve, by the
6nbscriber.
Lor I-Au those well fenced lands and premises
situate at Kula Kahua, adjoining Honolulu, on
which the subscriber resides and on which are
outhouses The well known salubrity of the situa-
ton and its proximity to Honolulu, render these
premises q most desirable investment. They are
held in fee simple by Royal Patent.
Lor 2.-Containing SO 42-l00 acres. situate at
Mmoa Valley, comprising quantity OF kula and
Kalo land.
Lot 3.-Containing 91-i0O acres of Kula land,
situate at Eva, and called Kaihuokapuaa.
Ior 4.-Containing 3-l00 acres, consisting of
Taro patches and fish ponds, situate at Eva, and
known BY the name of kanupoo.
Ior 5.-Containing 3-4 acres kalo land and
. IA acres Kula land, situate at Eva and called
Puukapu.
Lor 6.-Containing So 100 acres kalo land, call
ed Ulumalu, in the district of Eva.
Lor 7.-Containing 35-l00 acres of kalo land
and g. 10 acre kula land, situate at Eva and called
kalaulele, Lihue-
Lor S.-Containing about 16 acres at Eva, called
Waipahu, this lot comprises fish ponds, and
quantity of Kula and Kalo land.
Ior s.-Situate at Eva, called Paiwa, containing
% acres kalo land and fish ponds, measuring
9 l4-l00 acres.
timing go acres of first rate kua land 200 acres OF
which is covered with hi trees
Lor lI.-Adjoining lot 10, called kulapuaa, con-
tanning about 100 acres kula land.
Asa The uncxpired lease, As years. OF lo6 acres
land at Waikiki called kaneloa.
An the foregoing properties Will be peremptorily
disposed Of BY order OF the Trustees
NA' WM. JARRETT.
For particulars OF title Sc, apply to
J. MONTGOMERY, Solicitor.
Honolulu, Get. IA, lS52-tf-29
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NOOPERAGE-J. A. Burdick having taken tn
II stand formerly oc npied by c. H. Marshall,
first door above b. F. Snow, will continue to carry
on the coopers business in all its branches at the
above mentioned place, where he hopes that those
of his friends who ha We hitherto afforded him lib
sral patronage will not fail to give HIM call.
NIB 500 bbls water Casks on hand and Tor sale
on liberal terms. Z-V
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nOCTOR s. PORTER FORD. SURGEON &
IL PHYSICIAN, Office in Kashamunu street
next door below Messrs. Coady & Co. Medicines
put up for shipping at the lowest price. -. t.ac
Particular attention given to diseases OF the eye
and ear. f,.t.,......, T., II 81 &
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0UTFITS...A complete assortment OF Whale
u mems Stops, and outfits, for sale by
J. c. SPALDlNG.
Honolulu. Oct. %, lS52-tf-24
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NOW LANDING from Ship Charles. and tor
IN sale by CASTLE & COOKE,
$4,000 feet planed No. 8 pine boards. 10000 feet
do. No. 2; 5000 feet do. No. clear 1000 feet do.
No clear plank $50 m extra shaved cedar shingles
Purchasers taking the above lumber from the
wharf can have it carted to their yards without cost
If rs.
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new AND CHOICE PERFUMERY'

UUST RECEIVED ex brig Moctezuma, choice
- assortment of perfumes and Extracts, among
which are, Eau de Cologne, Eau de Lavender, Aqua
Florida. ai'fa3 .y5s.irt sie i3.1
The attention of the public ID respectfully solicited
70 the shows which of superior quality and war
ranted genuine from the manufacturers in Paris
For sale by ss9 s. POKTBR FORD:
Hon Dec. Is, fS52-32-tf sla Kaahumanu St
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HHINE APPLE CHEESE....Caseso of Pine
Apple and hhds. of Goshen Cheese, for sale
cheap by &c sfALDINu.
Oct %, tf-24
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EOR SALE.-Two Dwelling Houses, each con-
I tanning rooms, detached Cook House, and en-
closed yard, situated in Roberts Row, King street
Title fee simple. Price $500 each, which is less than
half the frst cost. Apply to SAMUEL JOHNSON
on the premises. -. l -
Honolulu, Dec. Is, l852-n-34
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SHERRY WINE, GIN, &c..-20 cases very
- superior Sherry Wine, 80 do Holland Gin, 2t
bbls Ale, SO NJ Manila Cigars, for sale by
Oct %, IS52-f-24 }. e. SPALDlNG.
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lust RECEIVED by the undersigned, choice
aD assortment of JEWELR1, &C.
tf-23 ~. n fLIlNEh.
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.AIOTICE.-Dr s. Porter Ford would inform his
friends and the public, that his only cfhce is on
Kaahumanu street, next door below Messrs Coady
Z Co--the connection heretofore existing between
d. Lathrop and himself having been dissolved
Particular attention given to diseases OF the Eye
and Far : = n - Nov. 3, tf-26
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RHLs OF LADiNC for sais at the Pelynssian
u eahes. aH July Is
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TOBACCO.
no CASES, each boxes VIM. Price IL 10.
20 lump, superior honey due tobacco, 20 boxes
Websters SIS superior cavendish tobacco, Just re-
eeived per ship Charles, and for sale by
Nox 1850 A. p. EVERETT
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CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS T"

Although the election ia over the Independent,
Democratic Association of tho District Of Columbia
feel indisposed to disband their organization The
success Of the Compr0nlso Democratic candidates at
the late eoeuan docs not satisfy that the Compro
msc measures are hnal settlement Of tho question
Of Slavery, and that agitation should cease Tho
following admirable Speeches oan bo supplied at tho
prices named, and orders for Thorn are respectfully
solicited
Hon. HoRACE MAINS SPEECH on tho Institution
of Slavery Delivered In tho House Of Ropresenta-
tivos, August IL, 1852 Twenty -four pages. Price
including postage, 50 pcr hundred.
Hon CHARLKs SUMMERS SPEECH on the Fugitive
Slave Law. Delivered in the Senate of tho United
States, August %, 1852 Thirty-two pages Price,
including postage $500 por hundred.
Hon. N. 8. TowSsHKND's SPKyoR on tho Present
Position Of tho Democrats Party. Delivered in tho
Houso Of Representatives, juno %. 1852 Eight
pages. Prlcs rs cents per hundred including post.
age, Address A. NJ. GANGRwRR, Sevearv
Boa 1885, Washington City, d. C,
NOVEMBER 8, 1852
~ The above speeches are sold by William Har.
nod, 40 Beokman street. New York
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Francis Medal has died ip prison ut Flor
ence. Il is SURPRISED that he has been poisoned
His wife il still in prison.
Bishop Ives, of North Carolina made pub
lie abjuration of the Protestant religion Al
Rome, on the 26th of December
The London Gazette makes an official an.
nouncement of the blockade of the whole coast
Of the Adriatc, from Duleigno to the EXTREMIST
Turkish frontier
The Austrian Government has declared
Kossuth and his friends traitors
Mr.. Rives, our MinstGr 10 france, had pre-
sented his credentials to the Emperor Napoleon.
Cherbourg has been selected as the port OF
departure and arrival of line Of steamers be.
tween France and America.
The French Government has contracted for
ffty-three large steamers.
It is reported that there is n territorial mis-
understanding between France and Austria,
The French funds are very unsettled
The London Daily News announces that
Kossuth is coming soon TO America 10 stir up
the Democrats.
The first imperial ball of Napoleon was
grand affair. Two thousand persons were
present
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side, with provisions strapped upon them, the
unfortunstes having persisted from cold and
exposure.
From The Sandtcieh IsLdnds.-Dates from the
Sandwich Islands are 70 December a. The
French were rapidly extending their power
over the Society Islands. The French Govern
or, at last accounts, was about 10 despatch a
naval expedition TO the Navigstor's Islands, 10
punish the natives for insult to the French mis-
sionaries
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ooHvRHII0H.

A Convention, called by many Of the people,
from almost al sections Of tho State, north,
east south, and west viii be held ct Wash
inston, Washington county, on Washington's
birthday, tho cad of February, commencing
at o'clock p. III, The people have oslIed
this Convention, and tho people will be present
From this day, Iowa will date revolution ia
tho Affairs Of ssifgovernmsnt The people have
wilied Il, snd 70 II will be.--Iosoa Irgs Dam
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From tho MetrOpOlitan.-(By request
IMPROMPTU,

On spending an Erening NTH the Little Astee,.
Bright little beings of another race
Whence came 20 to this real world Of ours
In far-of planet was your dwelling place,
Or In our sunny South. mid birds and flowers
In such fair mould your tiny limbs are cast
That one might deem You angelo strayed TO earth
They say OF tho great AItecs ye're the last
All me that mystery hangs around your birth
In vain We strive your lineage 10 trace,
LOno little beings Of an unknown race
Sweet little laughing girl with form 80 light.
Gracefully seated on thy tiny stood,
With jetty ringets and dark eye 30 bright
Like some sweet fairy queen Of whom read
Now thou art nesting on each fair ones breast
Lspng thy few learned words in childish CLEO;
Vast thus thy mothOr pillowed thee to rest,
And she too little one like thoe'
When reason fully dawns, and thou speaks well,
What wondrOus tales sweet prattler, thou wilt tell
Dear little boy or man, Whichever thou art
Why wears thy tiny face that shade Of gloom
Art grteved from childhood cherished scenes part
Dost sigh for Iximayss groves Of bloom
Anon that shade Of gloom has passed away.
And thou art seated by thy tiny friond
| Oh' hau We "Orurl your bVaining looks say,
How would our thoughts in sweet communion Blend
Rut wherefore gaze so long at each strange Eaco'
Dost seek some early friend of thine own race
Dear little beings how my hOGrt olings to thOo
So full Oflife's sweet poetry 70 seem
garo-and marvel IL truly sec,
Or do l roam in somO bright fairy dream
All, no ye are no off or fairy sprte,
But human beings with immortal souls;
For you Religion sheds her hsllowed light
For you fair soiCnce her bright page pnfslds
Heaven spare your guardian till hs task is done
Your minds with learning stored ,ho great goal won
Go forth in gladness DER This fair earth roam
Gull gems Of science from each treasured store;
Then, richly laden, haste ye to your home,
Add train your remnant race in wisdom's lore
Tell them the God who made them claims their love,
No more iAlso worship must thoir hearts enslave
TosoA Thorn to love their blissspl home above
| And Him who Dame on Garth their souls to save
| And with great nations bid them take their place
| Ye are q strange, unknown, but houored race
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MR. pARKrsx rEy sraMoNs

Mr.. PARKERx TEN SERMONS
TEN SERMONS Of Religion By Theodore Park r
l. Cont sis.
l. or Pisty, and the relation thereof TO Manly Life
2 OF Truth ana the Intellect
~ Jaatlce and the Consciencs.
4, OF Love and the Affections
9, or Conscious Religion and she Soul.
q. or the I ulturs Of the Religious Powers
7. ~ Conscious Religion ~ a Source Of Strength.
>. ~ Conscious Religion = source Of Joy.
o. OF Conventional AMI NstnrAl sanramenfs
NJ, Of Communion with God.
Que volume i2mo. Prise 81. Just published By
CROSBY NICHOLS, To-
Feb a-lm Ill Washington street Boston.
ps- For sale In New York by e. g. FRANCIS & co.
Persons wishing aeopy can receive the aAss free Of post
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FROM OREGON.

The intelligence from Oregon contained In
the late California papers, comes down to the
22d OF December. We extract several para.
graphs
Division of Oregon The Convention recent
ly held in Northern Oregon adopted memorial,
which has been forwarded IN Congress, pray
ing that all that portion of Oregon Territory
lying north Of the Columbis river and west Of
the great northern branch thereof, should be-
organized into q separate Territory, under the
name and title of the TERRITORY Of Columbia
This prayer ~ justified by numerous reasons
set forth in the memorial The present Terri
tory Of Oregon contains AN area Of 37l 900
square miles, being entirely too large 10 be EN-.
hraced within the limits Of one State. Its sea
coast is $50 miles in extent The proposed
Territory of Columbia contains an area Of
about 81, 900 square miles. 1t presents natural
resources capable OF supporting a population
as large as that Of any State in tho Union, Of
the same size.
The Ep,igra,ion 30 Oregon.-The people OF
Oregon will soon be applying to Congress for
admission into the Union ~ a full-blown State,
1t is estimated they have received an accession
to their population Of 10000 by the emigration
across the Plains this year Most of the i'm.
migrants have bottlou IN the southern pOrtl0n
Of the Territory but the country north Of the
Columbia aud round about Pugsts Sound il
highly spoken OF, and is beginning to attract
considerable attention
Two WEEKS LATER yRom CALIyoRKIA-
NsW Orleans, Jan. 28.-Tbe steamer Star Of
tho West has arrived from San Juan, bringing
400 passengers, aud California dates TO the 1t
OF January.
Continuous rains and SHOWS had prevailed
for the past fortnight throughout California
The streams had risen to torrents, bridges had
been swept away, rancheros carried OF, and
vast quantities Of stock drowned. Many lives
had been lost at Sacramento, Stockton, and
Marysville. 1t was very difficult 10 reach the
mountain districts with supplies and conse.
quently the accounts Of want and distress were
numerous, The mountain trails from Sonors
W the Oregon line were blocked up with snow,
and the inhabitants threatened with stsrvs-
tion.
Flour comuapds enormous prices, The
miners " soms localities had Abandoned their
clairs, aud COINS down W tho cities IN pursuit.
VI food, Corpses bad been found by the vsy'
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MAINE UNITED STATES SENAToR-The
Democratic members Of the Senate of Maine
have nominated Nathan Clifford az a cand-
date for Senator, and the Democratic members
of the House have nominated John w. Dana
The Wings of both branches have united upon
VIM Pitt Fessenden
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CARD.
AN EDITION POR THE MILLION.

ISAAC ROBERTS, Dealer In Real Eststs. Once No 2
Union kadinga korristown Pennsylvania; and No "a
Walnut street, Pbiladslphia. Feb. 3-ly
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THE NATIONAL BRA WASHINGTON D. C, FEBRUARY g. 1853

QUESTION AND ASswER.--A correspondent
says
." have been asked, by an intelligent man,
where Congress gets the power to destroy Sla-
very in the District, seeing it has no power to
create it O.
The slave code of the present District of Co
lumbia, under which Slavery exists here, is the
old slave code of Maryland When Maryland
ceded the territory to the United States, Con-
gress by express enactment adopted this code,
and tho sole foundation Of Slavery in the Dis
trict is this enactment. But if Congress can
enact law, it can repeal it. The Independent
Democracy demand the repeal of this enact
ment, first, because it is unconstitutional, the
Constitution vesting in Congress no power to
create or authorize Slavery; and, secondly, be
cause it is in violation of natural Justice and
the fundamental principles of civil liberty.
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RHODE ISLAND SENAToR-The Wing men,
bers of the Legislature of Rhode Island have,
in caucus, nominated Hon. Samuel c. Arnold,
the present Lieutenant Governor Of the State,
as candidate for the United States Senate.
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A Tr0RNEYs sas Csaasssrs ct Lac saA ssnsassss n
"A CAaassry, Nc Anthyny Fails, Minnesota rsRSAtosy
Dss. B--ys John W, North George " Prescott.
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SPEECH or aEsAroR SnuLE.--The expecta-
ton that this distinguished orator would ad-
dress the Senate on the interesting question of
the Cuban annexation, crowded the Senate
chamber on yesterday with throng Of visit
ers anxious to hear one 20 famed for his elo-
quence; and, probably, Of the immense crowd
which listened to the three hours speech Of
the honorable Senator, not one person went
away without moro exalted conception Of the
genius Of the orator than that which even his
eminent reputation before would warrant
The speech delivered by MIR Soule Ia the SEN
ate on yesterday was perhaps the greatest Of
bis oratoricsl efforts Profound resesrch, q
comprehensive and thorough mastery Of his
subject, originality Of diction-ali the quail
ties Of the statesman and the grsces OF the
srator characterized this eloquent speech
That passage in which the orator yindicsted
tho memory of the unfortunats followers Of
Crittenden from the reprosch Of being inn
PEELED by thirst Of plumber, was . noble in
stance Of touching pathos.
Washington Union, Jan. "a
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REsIosATios or President ARIsrA.--Neu
Orleans January 25.-We have intelligence
from the city Of Mexico TO the 18th instant Of
the most important character. President Aria
Ia had resigned his Office, and fed from the
city on the 9th instant. Senior Ceyallaa Judge
Of the Supreme Court becomes President I'D
fnsyim.
General Minon, commander Of the Govern
ment forces had been defeated by the insur
gents under General Uraga In regular en-
gagement, and the reyolutionists were every
where successful The speedy return Of Santa
Anna was anxiously expected.
There were doubts whether temporary Gov
ernment which Senior Ccvsllas was endesyor-
Jog 70 establish, would succeed. Everything
appeared 70 be pretty much at loose ends.
Nsw Orleans January 29.-Ws have Tam
pico dates 10 the 10Th. Great excitement pre-
vailed there In consequence of rumor that
two thousand Texans were marching ON Ia
msulipss under Col Ruin, Col Rodrigusz, and
twenty three men belonging to the National
Guard bad been shot.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

~ 'oNDAY, JANUARY "a.
"a "e yeas and nays were taken on q motion
10 NJ po1u the rules to introduce resolution
snnso, mn "a future at / o'clock and to make the
t fr'Sypflauon bills the special order every day
80 fDsed Of; which was negatiyed-
Ss ,o--not two-thirds voting.
d., lumber Of private bills were subsequently
So. me House then took up private bills ON the
t peaAer table to which there were no obiec-
sitting P"'N '"' '0'ha'nder Oh the
"Ou'e adjourned ut o'clock.
TUESDAY, January rs.
M me discussion on the New York Branch
m OIL was renewed
s,ma' eymour, Of New York, said he had ON q
spn sinner day moderated the amount Of gold
On 10 Imported into New York-which il
the 40 increase, and which was last year TO
Hswaa o ", Of fifty or sixty millions Of dollars
,nsr'a @iading TO the rapidly increasing com.
s,rir 1@ that city, when his hour being about
VA, s ns moved the previous question. which
Tbs 'onaedvyeas rs, nays a.
tie yeas and nays were then ordered ON
rsis' motion of Mr.. Chandler, that the b;li Is
replv brooks availsd himself Of his r;ssht 10
0s'ore these were taken.