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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
MARRIEn.

On Thursday evening last, sIst December, by the
Rev Mr. BraGonier Mr. HENRY X. MAXWELL,
to Miss KATE HOOPER, all of Martinsburg.
On the Bridge at Harpers- Ferry, by the Rev. Mr..
Phelps, Mi. GEO. RlNEHART, To Miss MATILDA
C. FADELY Df shenandoah Co, Va
On tho nth ult., by the Rev. L. f. Wilson, at
the horse of Mr.. Henry Riner, MIR. GEORGE o..
SPEROW to Flies MARY s. RINER. -
ON the 9th by the Rev John Landstreet. Mr..
BARTON EDMoNDS, to Miss MARTHA ".
PRICE, both OF Martinsburg.
oathe 18th inst, by the Rev, John L=ndstrees,
MIR. JOS. B. MILLER, to Mrs. NJ. ]. MENsER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
SALE
JoneFson hapd
OF

JoneFson hand
INTENDING to quit Farming. off.r for az M
i Farm lying on the cast side of the snen stst
River, in Jefferson County, Va. containing an
III I-R ACRES OF PRIME hAN ~,
The Farm joins the Land of George i BhsAI -
Joshua CIpP, and others. The soil Is o. 'H af
fuest quality, and is in an excellent state IA II
cultivation. The improvements are very
II not before sold, the above Farm will Be H,,..
at public sale, in front of the IoH ir.s he il
Charlestown, at the February Court '9SS'
day of the month. r,.k-ts
TERMS OF SALE.-onc- Fourth in Css ii
residue in /, , aud equal annual P1y az. 1.e8 !
interest from time of Sale, secured "
January az 5. 1sSs. JOSEPH R. HOW'LL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POOR.

The Board of Overseers of the Poor, at their
meeting on Monday week, concurred in the
action of the County Court, in its purchase of
the farm of Minor nuKsr, Esq The Board
also elected Mr.. GEoRaE w. BorERs, Super
intendent of the Poor, and manager of the
farm. The selection of Mr. B. We believe TO
be good one, and will no doubt give salts,
faction to all interested.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
Death Of Gov. tunnels of Texas.

The Galveston aNewsp of the 10th December, has
the following announcement:
yesterday morning an express from Houston to
his son in this city, brought the sad intelligence of
the death of Gov Hiram G. Runnels, who expired
in Houston the day before yesterday, aflet sick
ness which had confined him to his bed for several
months with gradual decline. We understand
his disease was called by his physician the consump
ton Gov. Runnels had been citizen of Texas for
about fifteen years, having previously been one of
the most prominent citizens of Mississippi of which
years strong controlling influence in public af
fairs During his residence in Texas he has not
sought public office, but he was elected from Bra
zoria county to the Convention, and last August
was elected State Senator from Harris county, but.
was prevented from taxing his seat by the sickness
which has terminated in his death
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
SPECIAL TERM OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

The Special Term of the Circuit Court of
this County, which was ordered at the octo-
Der Term last, will commence on Monday the
18th of January next. No Grand Jury or
yenire will be summoned to attend the said
Term
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
re- GRANVILLE Newton, son of G. W. New

re- GRANVILLE Newton, son Of G. W. New
Ion of Pruptytown, recently received terri
bic wound in one of his feet, by its being
caught in portion of the machinery of the
steam grist mill of Messrs. Elliot & Co., Web
ster. The wound is healing up very well, but
the unfortunate young man will be cripple
during the residue of his life
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

aH A man named Thomas Kady, on FRS
day last, while intoxicated, was caught by the
cowcatcher of the Mail Train on the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad near Piedmont, and
literally torn to pieces. Portions ofhis limbs,
his head and feet we're scattered along the track
for at least one hundred yards, and it was
difficult to find the whole of them
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
FoR SALE on RENT.

A LARGE and well adapted House LOT % q Ets7
Rae sss a5 sTgs a's oo or TDa with @
fnc water in the yard make it Parneu'"
BILE for the latterspurpose, an. seminar
This is Tie properly known here {. az LIZ RSLEI.
Building. KE1kS q NO
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
-Rsz- INC DemocraeY III the North are

GN- The Democracy of the North are
rpeaking out Loyalty and cordially in support
ofthe President on the Kansas issue. The
Hast Union contains the proceedings of the
mammoth meeting in Detroit and a County
Convention in Indiana, beside the outpouriug.
il New York city,-all breathing the true
spirit, and asserting the right doctrine.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
PIyN DnIIARs REWAkD'

r osT Jon the nigh tef the S IIt q HOOK, g
Ia 81 aIItowu, a G LAzED PoIiA ~ 81 he Eal:,
tainfn two bank notee on The sI 10 note, four
onea saopote and The eti,ess t cents in sssr q
gold plsf,es, a sm ca A. Miller for SIX d0'
ugs S.s We cents. payable on 6 SSlsM
January {, Is67-sts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
CORRECTION,

In the last nj nj .et of the Free Press in IFS
Legislative report, resolution pf injury is
reported tohaye been offered by Nj. Hawk
for refunding 10 John G. Nisbitt ofthis eoul-
", taxes improperly paid to tie Sheriff Of
JEFFERSON county. Instead of JOHN 9. Nesbi4,
IL shonld have read John c. Unsela.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
3R U r EES SA LIZ
OF TIE
BERRYYILLE AND CHARLESTON
FurnP1ke Eoad

DY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed 70 Il
ID undersigned, by the President and Directors
the Berryville and Charlestown turnpike ton'p'al
dated August 30, 1857, and duly recorded IN Il
County Clerks Offices of both Clarke and !etsIS'
counties, which Deed was made in pursuance Oh =
o-ccr of the Board, and Is under :he ccrpor,N e.
of said COmPanyi the object BENG 70 SECURE :
payment of n large Debt therein provided i1r-aa
in further pursuance Ofthe requirement oil the pa
ties provided Cor in said Deceive will proceed
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder 10 '
ofthe Court House lin CharIeslOwn, About l2o'tF'
OF. FRIDAY, 1St CT J4ANUARI, 1885,
strhe BerFyyiflS and Cbnrlcs.owa TurnPiL
Road, including the land aud metal ihcFsSh, ~
the ight of way OF, and belonging to sSilu tS'nE
ny beginning at IScrr fviilc III thccounfy 81 tiah
ami extentIfnor to CharIe<knwn in the courtT
JcfIerson-and fTle land with the Toll houses Au'
on adjoining said Turnpike road with the apH',a
nances to said Turnpike road and lanH' VIVA
Toll.hcuscs. thereon. ~,
the purchaser or purchasers, can make q; affaIs'
mint With portion of the creditors, %lc' Sa
perscdo the necessity OF paying dom 1" ''Ns~''
bic part of tie purchase I'Ioncy ts-,
ltwiElbe further seen, by rctycncc 10 u. :.
of chap. OF, of the Code of Virginia, maj 'Hsl
chaser ur purchasers ut said sale, VIII eeeo'.'
vested with the whole corporate p""E'' VI
COInpoDy. ,.,,.,,,
description of said road Is deemed unhesss, -,
as purchasers will doubtless examine Tor a.
II may be stated, however, that 1t u now -
condition. and from hEF4Dg a S "'N - 80 "A
road, nearly tho whole cagth, il "li ii,'H W. -,
tic. repairs for many yeas to come a.d in,t5o
tits believed that the opening, a now eS2rs ;,
an early dav, of the &lexan.Iria, 'go,tHL ~
Hamnsiire Rail Road through thu counties OF J.l
son and Clarke, will greatly enlan"e lis P'Ou"''
valpc. So. ..,;s,n,,s
The title is believed to be c'c6r 40
but of course only such az is invested III ''s 49,
signed, Trustees, will be conveyed.
ANDREW HUNTER. I TrUstrnI
PROVENCE. MCCORMICK,
September %, 1851.
Works, the above sale is postponed un'l ,,1
M0ED1Y, he 1871 day J1N6AEl
A0oNS 4NpREw HUNTER, tn.
PROVINCE MCCORMICK,
R Sian 2 Wig Wig The South, Examiner Ea
rer, and 3erryv1llc Gazette, once a week. "ns''
Poncd day of Sale
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
DEMOCRATIC NoM1NAT1oNs m KANSAS.

The Democracy of Kansas Territory held
Convention at Lecomton on the 7sh ult. and
nominated the following State Offices under
the provisions of the Constitution:
For Governor, Gen. F. j. Marshall of Mar.
shall comfy; for Lieut.. Governor, William G.
Matthias, of Leasenworth county for secre-
tary Of State, w. T. spicely of Douglas co. !;
for Auditor, DR.. Blake Little, of Bourbon CO..;
for Treasurer, t. j. b. Ctamer of Douglas co.
Joseph 2. Carr of Atchisou county, was also
nominated for Congress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
Tnr UTAH DE1EuATEA Washington letter gives
.,bis sketch of AIR. Bernhisel:

this sketch OF ur. st5ernnlSeli
The delegate is one of the most quiet aud pleas
ant gentlemen in the House. In department, tone of
voice person and countenance, he bears striking
resemblance to Robert j. Walker. He is a native
of Pennsylvania. He looked haggard and worn
afterhis long Journey over the Plains on his first
arrival, but has since recruited. Although he has
been in the House six years recollect hea ring him
speak but once and that was TO protest against au
discussion of the social and domestic institutions
of Utah His fort taeiturnity In private CONFER
sation he is fluent and agreeahle: He Is an INDUS
Interests Of his constituents Hes rather short of
statute His head is nearly bald, bnt irou-gray.
locks project diagonally from the near the ears
which the old masters used TO etnbelsh their por-
trait. OF Satan, who was and is noted as q long
headed poHticians
Iar Water, as combined With other simples, by
DR. Wistar in his celebrated Balsam of w lid Cherry
has peculiar over all diseases OF the lungs
generally with marked SUCCESS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
NOVICE.

NOTICE.
THE late firm of Smith s Miller has this day been
j dissolved by mutual consent. Either one OF the
firm prepared to settle up the business Of the firm.
A f. SMITH,
ALBERT MILLER.
TIME business will still be continued by A. MI
ler who thankful for past fayohs hopes by strict
10 business to merit and receive lortion
Of public patronage ..
January 5. 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

saERiFF OF RIcANeND. At re election Of
Sheriff of Richmond city, on the 2ed uIt., fsr
the uncxpired term OF r. p. Winston who WIS
removed a few days since, u. Is E'lyson WIS
chosen bya majority of 52s over NJ Timlteasfs
lake, and plurality Of 4le over atl eolnpefti-
tcrs. Mr.. Ellysonsis a printer of city.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
oEv. WALLER AID THE ADMJN1sTRAT1oN

GEN. WALLER AID THE ADMINISTRATION.
Our readers have already been advised Of
the arrest of Gen. WILLIAM WALKER and bis
followers IN Nicaragua. This arrest was made
in obedience to an order of Commodore PAvLD.
ING, of the United States Navy, whose feet
had been sent to blockade the ports of Mica
ragua, TO prevent the landing in that country
of Walker and his army. 1t appears, how
ever, that the "grey-eyed man of destiny"
eluded the vigilance of this tIockading fleet,
and succeeded in placing himself and his gal
LIANT band Of adventures on the soil of the
Republic of which he clains TO be President,
and over which he Loisted the flag of its ma.
tionaiity. As the proprietv of his conduct
there, there is at least some question, he hav-
log assumed the responsibility of ordering off
the land Navy Lieutenant, who had ven
tured ashore to enjoy hunt, and to while
away au hour or two in procuring fresh game
upon which to feast his fellow officers of the
Saratoga. But, be this as it may, a still wider
stretchof authority is assumed by Com Paulds
ing, who is not content with preventing the
landing of Walkers reinforcements, but even
dares to invade the countryofthe newPresident
OF Nicaragua, and ventures further to arrest
that President, and return him to the United
States. This we think is carrying the matter
step beyond any thing contempt ated by the
Administration in its instructions to the brave
Commander of the Home Squadron of the
American Navy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
8pefiaI g9tif1s.

% SAMUEL C, YOUNG; ESQ., S5;if 5=----
ed IN District No H. candidate S mn Y saPp
sgPPy the vacancy occasoned by the SSna!ebs 70
eort; viii Be- H deyots q ssS,s a5sse
duties incumbent. NJ SsSe n1s.rge Of Is
Dece mb6f 20, 1857. 'OFERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

PAISruG Acc1pEsr- Mr.. L. v. shearet,
of Frederick county, whilst engaged in butch,
ering last week, met witha painful accident.
lie was assisting in pulling hog.out of the
hot wafer, when, by some rnislIap, the tub con-
tanning the heated liquid was overturned. and
.sin its fall.thrcw him from the platform, and
the water running over him sealded him very
seriously. So severe was the pain that appre>
tensions OF lockjaw ware entertained by his
physician.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
GHARLESIQMN
KANSAS RIGHT SIDE UP.

The election in Kansas on the 21st ult.,
held under the provisions of the LecomPtOu
Convention, adopted by large majority, the
pro slavery clause of tho Constitution. This
is father an unexpected result, and is cause
for rejoicing in the South. But that Consti-
tuition is yet to be submitted to an ordeal,
through which, we fear, it will hardly make
its way. The disafection of Douglas at this
crisis of affairs is deeply to be regretted, as
upon him the South had learned to rely as the
clIiefp pillar of her northern support, and we
very much fear that his present clicking in
Ne traces" will defeat before Congress the res
Qtly adopted Constitution We hardly
mink, however, that Judge Douglas is beyond
hope. He is a shrewd politician, as. well as
an able statesman, and will scarcely be rash
enough to hazard his present prospects in the
Democratic party, fer anything that may pre-
sent itself outside of that party. lie is ceg-
tainly looking to something above and beyond
his present position, and with the fate Of Van
Buren, and Fremont staring him in the face,
be will not have the nerve, "giant" that he is.
TO leap from better to worse, from positively
good to comparatively bad.
We opiue that he will yet9 be found sup
porting the Administration in its efforts to re-
concile the differences in Kansas and lending
tie power of his mighty intellect to organize
that distracted territory. So mote it be.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

q is stated that the highest speed ever
made on tlieiocs was by the clipper ship
Flying sead, on The voyage TO California
<eo. miles in twenty four hours nineteen and
one-sixth miles per hour.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

G9- We are authorized to apnonneo - -,
BOWMAN, as candidate for CoS.tS 10 JOIN
trict No 4. The lsetiun will take pprc we ~ Dis
day of January. t''4SS on Vie ssl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
Death Of EIr. John Gruber.

A general sorrow smote the heart Of the eonimu-
nifty at the recent announcement of the death of Mr.
John Grnber. He died the bosom of his aged
wife and in the midst of his descendants, in the
~ part of puesdsy morning last lie was in the
90th year OF his age. He was born III Strasburgh,
Lancaster CO., Pa, the 2lst of October, 1858, and
died December 23th. 1851. He was married III Ger
muntown, Pa in 1904 and carr to this town in the
foatsSEi.sss, 571shere he has resided ever
since. Mr.. Gruber was the publisher of the ceIehsa
ted Almanac which bears his name and which is
now known and used throughout the Middle the
Northern, and Western States The original Alma
was published in German and has been in cir
cuation for at least haifa century. The English
edition has through thirty-seSea Editions and
is still the increase in public favor: Mr.. Gruhers
father also emigrhted TO town in or about the
time that the decease ed settled here and his remains
now lie in one of our churchyurds. He was n wor-
thy citizen of Lancaster County occupying theposlt
of Justice of the Peace for many years He
commissioned by the statesman and philosopher,
Benjamin Franklin who at the time was Governor
of Pennsylvania.
The subject of this notice was one of the early
pioneers of the press in Western Maryland. He es-
tablished German paper about the beginning OF
the present century. He democrat of the old
republican school, and his paper was devoted TO
the advocacy of its principles. The federal paper
at that time and subsequently, was published by
Mr.. Grferes. About the year 1903, Gen. RnggOlt
who then perhaps the leading politician OF this
section of Maryland, procured Dir. ,Gruber 10 pub
lish Republican, paper in English, bit after the
lapse OF twelve mouth the enterprise was discon-
tinued, and the deceased devoted hiniselfto the
publication of the German newspaper and the Al
manac Mr.. Gruber has voted for every democrat c
President IRON Washington down TO Mr.. Buchanan,
and during his long life has never been known to
deviate from the political principles which he adopt
ed in early manhood agerstoten Mail.
Runaway Matches in Kentucky to be Pre-
vented.
The following we copy from the frankfort cores
pondence of the Louisville Courier
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
ProgressIng.

The track-layiug on the East Tennessee add Fir-
GINA Railroad is now finished as far as Rheatown
Depot, four miles beyond Kleppers, and the cars
have commenced running to that station THIS cuts
Tennessee train 10 make the connection with the
Eastern train here more easily. The work is pro-
crossing with sieadiness on the Tennessee road the
gap is gradually diminishing, and there Is every
prospect that the will be ableto to Green
vile by the LIST Of January, as anticipated by the
energetic officers ofthe road. Bristol News.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

%. The Rev. C. s. BuRxErr, while 49,
missionary IN Southern Asia, discovered q
chitis, Coughs, Colds, Nervous Dcbilitv4 e! sTOa
impurities OF the Blood Also IN Casv AMI 10y. Sea AZ
mode of InhaIing the Remedy ACtGatsS S- gal
sire to benefit his suffering fellows he wiIi,s &c,
full send the Recipe (free) to such as d.
with full an explicit directions for tren,r !Se II
successful using the Medicine. Address ''s lad
Rev. c. $. BURNETT
g.. Ssl Broadway, n. J. Civ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

Ez On the sth oil january tlt,,re vii. Re
three conventions of the soldiers fltbs war VI
1912 -one in Washington, one i'm Pbiladsas
pGia. and one in New York These who
served their country in Virginia and otllsr
Southern States are expected % tend TIE
convention in Washington.
sLABen Hoe cbarless pf
Woodstock, slaue Uttered = hog on .HtlesdsS
Isl, which weighted pounds Pet;
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
glariets.
wINcnEsrrn -

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ESb ~ n per barrel: 575a5 IN sal3OS
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
r. S. BLACKBURN,
One Of the Committee

.NorE.-The mover of this resolution, proposed
to get this money without additional taxation. 1t
will be observed that nineteen Commissioners are to
be dispensed WITH and the money thus saved, a 10
to assistant teachers will bring the same within
levy dnllnrs of one thousand dollars.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-03-27

direction to look for the islands, water and provis
ions growing daily leSswhcn fortunately on Thurs
day last, being about so miles East of East Maui
the Haw whaling brig Victoria, returning from Mar
garta bay, fell in with her and directed her on her
course back to the islands. We understand that
those of the Ercel, having given up all hopes of
finding the islands, had determined to steer for the
coast of California and trust to Providence or the
chapter of accidents for relief-no quadrant sectant
or nautical book on board and but for the timely
meeting of the Victoria, the misery of those, on
board of this nearly doomed vessel would have been
dreadful to contemplate. We hope the Legislature
will pass law obligating every Hawaiian vessel,
that navigates between the islands, to be provided
not only with nautical instruments and books, but
also with at least one months provisions and
Our government should not permit its citizens and
residents to make involuntary trips to California
without being provided, at least with grub and wa
ter on the passage.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-03-27

y The Adrertise, in speaking of proposed re-
ductOn of the duty brandy from S. as at present.
So, and also reduction wines says this reduction
has been claimed by France in all her negotiations on
the treaty, while it has been steadfsty opposed by
this government, sustained By public opinion''
When the subject of the reduction of duties on bran
dies last discussed in this place, the NeO Era
and Args' stood then where the AdUeTtiser preends
to stand nOw,an exponent Of public opnion inde-
pendent opposition journal; only, it conducted with
political ability and adhesion to truth than its
cessor.-And that Journal decidedly advocated a re-
duction. in order to obtain new treaty with France
and escape from the shackes of the treaty of 1916
To this the government of that day, or, rather,
jorty in the government was opposed.
If ever, in Honolulu, Journal was truly the expo
of public opinion in its broadest sense it was the
Ne0 Era and Argus during the time in question. This
much we think the AdUegtisr can not deny without un-
derminng its claims to be also exponent of pub
lie opinion, though far from concedng that the
mantle of the former has descended the shoulders of
the latter or that the different principles at issue make
the aters attempts personate public opinion aught
but burleSque on the former.
When the principles advocated by the New Era and
Argus gained the ascendency, in 1853 by change in
the Ministry, and in 1885, by change in the director
ship of the government press that Journal ceased 1t
had been the Lion of its day, and it would not stOop to
play the Jackalls part The opposition principles went
into power and the government became emphaticaly
and legitimatey the government of public opinion.
But the principles that went out of power it would
SEEM shave found an advocate in the AdUertSer, who
thus instead of representing public opinion, is after all
only political resurrectionist of defunct notions
Hence when the AdOTtiser asserts that this govern
ment in IT'S opposition the reduction of duties on
brandy, was sustained by public opinion it is guilty
Of untruth or imposture.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-03-27
Almost a Disaster.

The Haw. sch. Ercei left Kauai on the 10th lns'.'
nth cargo of sugar and passengers among WHOM
Eere Judge l.. Andrews, DIR. Bullions and the OoV-
snor of Kauai. The strong heavy winds that have
evaied lately, drove her out of sight OF iand 1ne
st night out, and since then she had been cruising
bout ia waif on the Ocean, not knowing In "ha'
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1858-03-27
Gle polpuesian;

Published weekly at Honolulu. Oahu. HI.
CHARLES GORDON HOPKINS, EDITOR