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OF HoMoLu1u. Il. I.

vu.nzs u va HosolrIr.-The ship Harriet & Jessie va
vsstsd TO $40 from Boston May Is TO 20. Ship John Gil-
- also advertised BY Messrs- nunneweI 4 Brewer, who
npShaby a>spaseh the ship syren In her stead. Sip Clio
~ - 70 leave N~w Bedford about the end Of May.
XAvAL-1he nail steamer John L. Stephens reports the
lsvfng vessels Of war as Panama May l:-U. s. steam
E.e Aeufrsc- CON- Long, arrived nj Panama on the 18th
H1 q. q s,oop-ofwr vandalla on the 18th, and e. 8.
sD~ shubdck on the 9Th, the latter to leave in a few
1sar ssn Francisco ne sIoop Of var saranac was hourly
L. a. My for vaneouvers Island H. B. Ms steam
.ss Nfg&amns va % sHl in . few days for China, and
ID pobabsy touch ~ Houolnlu en- route
Bao EmA-A letter from the house in Portland, o. T., to
- - hds Emma vas consigned, dated May IL, states that
h6d snfvei It the mouth Of the river, and was waiting the
pFocnS hs cargo principally humber, and win not be due
y IN abuus IL end Of june, or even Iate.
hip DnsAfrg Usrs reports Len San Francisco May IS,
company VIII the French ship Brare Lerrmei. First day
bsabkd-seeond and third days had light south-vesterIy
=, dnes Which have had light northeriy and easteriy winds.
&c ~ 5Is have had main and for--ruya, studding sails set
= Dksoot Head. Arrived Cd the port on Tuesday, June
On lie paaase out from Boston March 22d, en- the Line
- III vel, spoke whaling ba<k Aurora, Marshall, Of
sepsrb go nh sperm al vel On board
vs4 = sAP Jshs Gipis Dec Is, 1857, lat 3Se 80 g.,
!. ne - W, poke the American whale bark superior, Of
- Hsw BEDFORD, Q months out, eesD-wshed to be re-
- - II, ISL, ha- sse 30 D., long. 147e o W., came
- y ~ American ship Harriet 4 Jessie, Janvrin, 81
- Hoses.h, bsand - Nev Bedford. John Gilpin, 80
s&
AEslvo1 e xsw BEDFORD Apr1 10, ship Harriet 3 Jessie,
-. IN E30anla New n 1lth, John Rowland, Taylor,
- ~ II; Cnsm. otnmous, do. do Nov. IS; April 3,
nr.nbux - - uev. 10 J. d. Thompson, water
49, oa-1t ouAnvfA 1doksr. da Do Now 10; April
&n~cn, Il da- Dr-I; Florida, Williams, do
An6ssvsh ~ 90 vAnnagh NJ Eneres, ~
@ S1nsN6~nm1aq - hhiD Hfbe.tss
6 oek DuwS ~ eBDdA - ~ us
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40 ca nHRd -
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We have received from Mr.. Walter Sherwood, one
of the passengers home per the John Giipin, the fol-
lowing account of the disaster by which that vessel
was lost. 1t is very similar in its details to other
published accounts. We understand that the vessel
and cargo was fully covered by insurance, and that
Messrs. Brewer & Hunnewell have purchased n new
clipper called the Syren, to take the place of the
Glpin on the Sandwich Island line Of packets, to
sail from Boston about May 10:
ssThe ship John Glrsn, Capt. John F. Ropes. sailed
from Honolulu on the afternoon of Monday, Nov. 80,
1857, bound to New Bedford, Mass, having on board
q cargo of whale oil and bone, and fifteen passengers,
with officers and crew, numbering in all forty-6ve
souls.
eve sailed with . favorable wind, and everything
indicating a pleasant voyage. Nothing material oc-
curred-except the usual calmsEsqualls and occa-
sional head winds, incident to : "a voyage. until in
lat 6Oe 90 s., long. ~ 90 W.. We passed several
large ice-beres. For the last ten days We had
nothing but head winds, and Wsre several degrees
further south than We liked. Wsnow procssdsd With
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HAwAnAs BIBLE SocrErr---Ths Hawaiian Bibae
Society held its annual meeting on Wednesday even
ing. May 26, at the Bethel
Judge Andrews was called to the chair me
Treasurer's report was read and accepted.
From the Secretary's report it appeared that the
Society had existed II years, had raised 5000, dis
tributed $3.50 Bibles and 3720 IN nlne
different languages. During the past year. ooz
Bibles and 223 Testaments.
The following officers were elected for the coming
year:
JUDGE ANDREWS. President.
q. N. RoBEKrsos and G. P. JuDD, Vice Presidents
{. G. DAMON, Secretary.
Al s. Cooks, Treasurer.
l. BARTLETT,
r. ARMSTRONG, >Ex. Committee
w H. JOHNSON,
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PAssENGERS

FoHErGs.
For San Francisco, per Fanny Major, June II II Sleeper,
z Hopkins Mrs Badger and 2 children 3 Cook. Miss drs,
void, r Coady, c A Poor, MB Poor and 2 children, Mrs X A ;
Wood and companion, 7 g Thurstou, Capt T johnson, Daniel
.urns, A Andrad, A Silva, A Hatem, Harrington y Harrison,
Mr.. John Patty, J II Patty, Miss Il 7 Patty. Sygee.
Prom San FRAScIsco-per Dashing Wave, June In M
Whitney. Mr. Hilebrzud.
From LAzAryA-per Kamoi, May 2s-udge Z P Bond, and 10
on deck
Prom LaHArsA-Per Maria, May so-N Needham, and 10 on
deck.
From KAvArHAE-per MARY, 31-Messs r Love. A Miller,J
Love, and 8 on deck
From KAHrLrT-per Moikeiki, May 90 T Cover, W +
Allen, 4 on deck
For LaHAIsA-per Kamoi, May 2s-Go Sahaolelua, and 10
on deck.
From LAHAISA-per Kamd, june 2, ID G Bates, y" + LAID,
J Reed, and 10 on deck
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INTER-IsLAND TRADE.

From LAHArSA-per Kamoi,M May $50 kegs white Lead II
bags aroxroot, / roll zinc. 1000 feet lumber, IS kegs sugar, 81
bhls molasses, / hog, 10 hula drums, ] horse
From KALEroLEPo-per Maria, May 30-2s crds hrewood, Sc
hides, $50 goat skins
From HAxALzr-per John Dunlap, May SOL cords hre-
wood, II hides, 2 passenger
From KAwAHAE-Per Mary, May 81 hunocks, ~ sheep
hogs
Prom KAHrIrI-per Aoikeiki, May 800 kegs sugar, ~
bbls moIas.es. 20 bags potatoes. IS bags -four, 2 baskets eggs,
2 do butter
For KsHrLrr-per Moikeiki. May 3l-lOoO feet lumber, 1
pkge specie, 8 f bbIs salmon, ] ton mdse- 10 deck passengers
For LaaAIsA-per KamOi, May 30 bbis salmon, 1 ton
mdse-
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Moderate Drinking VS.. Immoderatc Mons

Mr.. EDITOR :-The Poiynesian of May 20 heads an
article with the above caption, which shows the distor-
ton of the EDITORS mind, and that his engaging in a
bad cause SO long has made him believe it to be the
only true one. The article seems to have been pennei
and printed for the humiliation of X and Y and all
others of the opinion that the use of li4Npr causes
drunkards.
He would have us believe that the nearer a man is
to being fuddfed, the clearer is his mind; for he has
no respect to the reasoning of a cold water man. He
would advocate the idea that men should be nothing
less than moderate drinkers and insists that youth
should be taught temperance-that is-temperate
drinking, according to his view.
Alas youth learn that fast enough, aaflv
when grown up men induce them to DIR or per-
suade them by all the logic in i bower that
moderate drinkers never beconed cards. Having
learned they fail as yanas494 On to keep up the per-
formance9 and u edness of eyes. the bloated face
and the gait show their inability to con-
tinue in y 5hssfal state. neither " hard up nor
hard doY carrying sail with so DER weening a
conf ehce." They may hit the precise notch or
poke but a breeze from the Punch Bowl oft takes
them aback and they cannot stay. AS g there is no
way of judging of the future but by the past we
warn the self confident of the fate of their prede-
cessors.
Y does not consider himself g hard up unless it
be for arguments to convince those that are so blind
that they will not see how far the evil practices they
uphold have led to the ruin of multitudes of the
young. Enough has been said to convince the rea-
sonable, and frightful examples have appeared in
sufficient number in our little community. to show
that men cannot remain in just that place that the
editor would have them.
Y is a cold water man and was never drunk in his
life, but admits that his safety, as well as that of the
9 rest of mankind is to stouch not, taste moi,
handle not''-following this direction, he will not be
shard down." but can make q straight wake and
keep clear of brandy smashes and breakers Of rum,
at the lee
Missing one guess e., that p and z are the
same, the editor will not believe that either Of them
:. have been brought up to temperance" According
to the EDITORS idea. r has not; z he knows nothing
about,) but according to his own conception Of the
meaning Of the word, not altogether s. vapory,s he
has answered Y's question: He didn't. He
lodged it, and very cunningly proposes another 70
which he requires . candid answer. He wanfs me
70 tell him :. xhess prostitutes come from" I
decline y ksyh.. h ns.n. y
] 7 |'''' " y;
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In the Z. g. Hospital, Honolulu, May %, Mr. THOMAS SON.
xRs.
months. a native Of England. He was for the past Il years a
much respected resident Of these islands
In the United states Hospital, Lahaina, May 2, 0BED HussEr,
n uative OF Nantucket, Mass He had resided about three years at
drug store.
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EXPORTS.

For SAN Francisco, per Fanny Major, June liz cases silks
BOOTS lbs coffee. 129, 5s2 lbs sugar, i copper cooler, 1o.s30 lbs
fungus 81 tons salt, 9.Oo2 lbs pull. 80 doors. 1 box jewery, z
pkgs specie g., 522 IS, 5000 gals molasses.
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THs hns clipper ship Dsshfsg Were arrived last evenin,
um San Rnnciseo. en- route for Calcutta, bringing passengers
IN 11ncisco 10 he l7sh ut, and are enabsed TO lay before on
'sadeu . fun repot Of that market up to the latest dates, whicl
3epot vn be found below Neither the bark Yankee no
|ehoan<z L6hsHzs had arrived over when the Dashisg Wav,
IN, although both we're fully due
The FasRS Major sailed yesterday noon with passengers ant
hans for Ban Francisco, and with . full freight, valued at ove
Ia, 900, - aIous:
Domesffc produce, sI4y3ss o.
Porsisn produce, e,7o1 90
s2l,oso o.
freight oatr-d freely by this vessel and quite /. quantity va.
|sfused, - she va loaded full three days befor. the one fixed
|R her departure
We nodes that ne shipment Of sugar continues large. 10000
3 being the heaviest shipment but one this year, notwithstand.
hg that . fast declining market at the coast 10 reported. We
% remark . considerable shipment OF pull, which win proba-
~ 20 into SORE on its arrival, As the market there is very much
rer-suppHed II present
Trade has been rather light this reek and some parcels Of
DDS hsvs bssn scd 1t auction at nodersss rates.
The ~ aDre ship AaH1a Lsa, % long . fixture In our har-
70. - dt1posd q n auction on Tuesday for s7zs TO Capt.
|ao& ID. whsinfends 70 break her mp foe drevood.
rhs gusno chip john MayshaU 10 discharxing her cargo Of
10 to- f.es ses under A. p Kverexrs. and ~n SAL immedi-
ely ~ anothss load Ths SUCCESS Of this enterprise IL now
scsd beyond . doubt
sroAR-Tness we're salss Of 10000 D sr export per Fannv
Fgsr on privats tems- The balance Of shipments per Fanny
f1sv were for plantation account
A0L-AseEs-shipments Of 5000 gallons per raunx Major
p plantation account We hear Of no sales
oA1s-csiiforni. are jobbins freely &C SIC The stock ID
an, but very considerable acc<ssious are expected per Yankee
\ LiAeklhs-
~oYsrERs-saIss 1t auction Of 70 dos Reeves. Brennsu's,
Id HambItn, Baker & Co.'S ut IS IS q 50 rs > doz-
was an auction sale Ct q parcel on Thursday
70 5 uof dsssripeons were disposed Of at very Low rates.
cANpLxs-Harkes oveutocked- Sales OF Adauantine At
- 21e for bea brands
ExcHASes-oHsrs freely ca the East at par, and on San
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SAY FRANCISCO mlRKErs-xsy II. 1858.


M city trade reports indicate In. market 40 well supple,
IN sinosf svsry description Of goods An unusually Iarp
tmbrr Of vessss were on the way thirner-noI<s less than 50 shin
d esrks being en- route from eastern American porss, about
n d which vsrs overdue
Htoca-rhs stock Of all kinds Of breaastu4s vas excessive ans
tos were declining. Sales Of ordinary brands Of nour wer
sds q $40 . ST. Inferior cnuld be purchased At 50 50 q
u Sales of Hax.n and 6sIie<o sf STA. Best domestk
snds. e1S . SIS The general beIisfss that these prices vouIt
ID an The harvest, Notwithstanding . large amount Of noul
a 1Aooo 70 1900 bois) was on The way from eastern ports
- d which would arrive within sixty days. TIE hs Of aoC
% Hs~ais1 Hour ssns over on speculation IN March by thu
rskss. which was sold Immediately on arrival for s14, had
IN rspacked and resod BY the purchaser at o loss Of about a
bbi-
sroAn-fhs market for al kinds OF sugar was In a very unset
q sesss, though some frmness was indicated at The departure
ths mall The general impression prevailed that price. would
cline, and ssies 70 any extent were nigh to impossible, except
ersiis Of thirty TO sixty days. although the supply Of raw
gf vas thought 10 be very limited Yss the facs that q num-
r Of ships were known to be on the way from East Indian
rrs, Qour Of them consigned to the sugar refinery made hold.
0 anxious to dispose Of their stocks Best Sandwich Islands
q b quoted az II a I3c; No Q Sandwich Islands, Q a Die
ains No ], Is a 49, Sales Of crushed at 10 a zoe.
~covTrs-shovs no change, 1sc being the quotation for best
|AIify Rio-
srrrP ASp NorAssEs-supply enormous. Ordinary syrup
nth - a SOC moasses 80 q sSc-
sArr-saIes Of Sandwich Issand sal: at SIS. which may be
|nstdered the extreme rate, and sales dif6cuIt- We notice that
resis come to hand in poor condition. the mats being Of inse-
r quality, causing . considerable loss in weight
frIr-Ihe stock II much In excess Of the demand, and the
t condition Of . large portion Of the latter shipments Is COM
aimed OF BY dealers The price had declined. and sales were
nculs at anything over IL "a IS4c.
CHINA NArrrxs-Sal<so Of so rolls, AKA and SKA white, in bond,
| % 50 % - So
1rAs-saIes 20 bus Imperial and Gunpowder, i b eanistcrs
- ; 60 hf chests Ociong 1t 3sc-
1870 bales old sold 1t SHE
DuED APPLxs-SaIes at lie
RIcE-2OO mats China No i sold ct Sc
|C~ASDLEs-Ssles at auction of various brand, Adauautine. NJ
p a Zoe sperm candles 4sc-
NAus-eales 1t auction Of s75 kegs assorted at 81 "a s. o5.
-PorAroE-saies Of old crop SOC a 81 Ths new crop iscou-
g In, but Is not jet abundant
6EAis-Bssey-ssie az a 1Sc oats 17sc. Heavy ship
Pnfs % barley we're being made to Australia
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VIEW FORK OIL MARKET.

tonsNcudsv whale oil Is quoted at So a Sc, with sales Of 100
- IN New Bedford At the latter rate In sperm we have also
- npm View Bedford Of sales there Of $50 bbIs at 81 nc
W414sDosz-we learn Of saIes IN New Bedford of 1900 b
1M o. sc, and $500 b Polar, part at 90c- Tslenaphic
D received In the city to-day report farther sales in
vDo1hed Of 5000 ID At an advance OF s cents, and the
fws o. srilers here are proporionably eievnted--y Y. Jauy-
Y Of CoDm<rcs, april 90
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The Am clipper bark Melita, Of H. A Pierces line, was
to sail from Boston for Honolulu direct, Feb. 20, and will be due
here june 20, with merchandise to b. w Field
The clipper sch yaquero, Newell, from Melbourne for San
francisco, viii be due here about June Is
Danish bark Candace was to sail from Hamburg in April,
with merchandise to H HackfeId 4 Co.-due here in August.
The schooner Lihoiiho will he due from San Francisco about
June rs, and viii probably bring the mails Of April 10th and
May 9Th
Brig Emma, -, from Portland, o. T., June 80
ii. b. Ms steam figate Magicienne, from Panama
The ship Harriet 4 Jessie was 70 sail from New Bedford for
Honolulu dfrect. about the end Of May.
The clipper ship syren was to sail from Boston for Honolulu
direct, about May Is.
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HAWAIIAN MISSIONARY SocIErY.-The Hawaiian
Missionary Society held its Anniversary on Tuesday,
May rs. A full report of the Society's operations
was presented by the Rev. L. Smith. The Treasurer,
Mr.. S. N. Castle, estimated the total amount of re-
ceipts at $3338 81, and expenditures. $3707 Is.
showing a debt Of 1858 25. The following officers
were chosen:
Rev. ASA. THuRsrox, President.
Rev. s. c. DAMON, Vice President
REvs. WILLIAM p. ALEXANDER,
DANIEL DOLE. To.a, vice pre.,dentsu
TIrus CoAN,
b. W. PARKER,
REV. E. W. CLARK, Recording Secretary.
Rev. LOWELL SMITH, Corresponding Secretary.
Mr.. SAMUEL n. CASTLE, Treasurer.
Mr.. WARREN GooDALE, Auditor.
MEssRs. ]. I. WAREHOUSE, }
G. r. JUMP, SComrittee.
q. NJ. ROBERTSON,
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meeting held to elect officers for our new AN )Use
Fire Company.
Has.
OWNS bill s cs0nstraction Of the Pacific Rail.
road DAD; vas = n the q $. Senate on the 18th Of
April, 1X Boning all further action until Decem-
oery Q Administration members voting In
fave estp0nement. IS
erence has been appointed between both Houses
Congress on the Lecompton bill. The Committee
let in Washington on the 18th of April, but ADJOURN
ed without agreeing upon a report. They were to
meet again next day, when Mr.. English, anti-Lecomp-
tonite, was to propose a substitute for the Lecompton
constitution. referring the question of the admission
of the Territory under that instrument to n vote OF
the people of Kansas. If the majority vote for it,
Kansas to come into the Union at once under the p
Presidents proclamation; il against it, then the bill !.
provides for the formation of a new constitution y
whenever the population there equals the number
required for a member in the United States House Of
Representatives. .
ford, to raise funds for the purpose of erecting -
monument to the memory of the officers and crew OF .
the ship John Milton. It is proposed to erect the
monument near the scene Of the disaster.
DEATH or COLONEL BENrox.-The Honorable /.
Thomas Fl. Benton died at Washington at half past =
seven O'Clock on Saturday morning, April 10. Hia
death had been expected for several days, and hence
the public were prepared hr the event. In both
houses of Congress, ON the day previous, his death
was prematurely announced and both houses imme-
diately adjourned, in token of respect for the distin-
guishel statesman. AAer the ~adjournment, letters
we're received from the Colonel by General Houston,
of the Senate, and Mr.. Jones, Of the House Of Repre-
se~ntatiyes, requesting, in the event Of his death occur
ring, whilst Congress was in session, that no public
notice should be taken Of it. This request WAS made
in conformity with opinions expressed BY him years
ago. On Friday night the Colonel was visited BY the 4
President, with whom he had . long and most affect q
m $500 ...-:~ - ~. p,:.~~., Cl.-x 49,
, 1858-01-22
THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANY.

THIS INSTITUTION, Incorporated by the Legisla.
l. ture of the State of New York, Capital 800 900 }
was founded for the purpose Of supplying the public
with the celebrated GRAEFENBERG MEDICINES.
The series comprises remedies for nearly every disease
adapted to every climate. For Families, Travellers,
Seamen Miners use they are unequaed. All the Medi-
cines are PURELY VEGETABLE and warranted to
the diseases for which they severaly recon-
mended.
The Graefenberg Company does net profess to cure
all diseases with ore two medicines. Our series
consists of ELEVEN different kinds, adapted to the
various diseases incident to the temperate and tropical
climate. The following comprise the series Of Graef
enberg Medicines:
, 1858-01-22
uORsE CHARMEs, ATTENTIOS-o Of Cumin
and Rhodum for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
Notice.

Territory Of Washington In the District Court Of the
County Of Thnrston. I'd Judicial District.
To John l.. Butler:
You are hereby notified that \. b. Cove assignee
Of the Kendall Co., has filed complaint against you
in said court which will come to be heard at he
first term Of the court, which shall commence more
than three months after the fourth day Of December
1857, and unless you appear at said term and
the will be taken as confessed and the prayer
thereof granted.
The object and prayer Of said complaint TO recov
er judgment against you for the Of two hundred
nineteen dollars and eghty-one cents for goods and
merchandise purchased Of the Kendall Co.
h. =. KENDALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff
Olympia IDec. |, ls57.-n2.3m.
, 1858-01-22

Bv His Ercellency, JAMES DOUGLAS, Gorcr-
nor of Fanoourer's Island and It's Deepen
dcncies, DC.
JITHEREAS, by law, all mines of gold, and all
w gold in its natural place OF deposit within the
district of FTazers river, and of Thompson's river
commonly known as the Quaatlan, Couteaua and
Shuswap countries, whether on the lands of the
Queen or any OF her MaJestys subjects, belongs to
the Crown.
And Whereas, information has been received by the
Government that gold exists upon and in the soil OF
The said districts and that certain persons have com
menced, or are about TO commence searching and
digging for the same for their own use without leave
or other authority from Her Majesty
Now, |, James Douglas, the Governor Aforesaid on
behalf of Her Majesty, do hereby publicly notify and
declare that all persons, who shall take from any
lands within the said districts, any gold, metal or
ore containing gold, who shall dig for and disturb
the sell in search of gold metal, or ore without hay.
ing been duly authorised in that behalf by Her Maes-
tvs Colonial Government, will be presented both
crminay and civilly as the law allows
And further notify and declare that such regua-
tlons as may be found eXpedient, will be prepared
aud pablished setting forth the terms on which Ii.
censes will be issued for this purpose the payment
Of a reasonable fee.
Given under my hand and seal at the Government
Office, Victoria, this twenty-eighth day OF De.
H. cember in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and httyseven, and in the TWEEN
ty.hrst year OF Her Mljesty's reign.
JAMES DOUGLAS,
Governor Vancouvers Island.
By His Excelencys command,
RICHARD GOLLEDGE,
Secretary.
"GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
, 1858-01-22
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
IN obtained letters OF administration from the pro
bate court of Lewis county, W. t. upon the estate OF
John McClrmick, decd Lite Of said county, bearing
date December 10th, 1857. An persons who are in
debled to said estate requested to make payment
and all persons having claims against the estate are
required to present them for settlement TO the under
signed at his residence at Cowtz Landing, Lewis
county, Washington Territory, with the necessary
vouchers, within one year from the date hereof.
HENRY MILES,
Admir- with the will annexed.
Lewis county, W. T., Dec. 80, 1857.