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NOTICE.

ON and amer this date the Night Train vii be d.cor- Ia
y ,iruei -
Trans viii leave heretofore, at VI, AMI r. VI.
Frts accommodation Of person goiog - - Hermitage Fair
Grounds Train wi be at intervals curing he day.
sAdL RUTH, supt Trans.
Office p and P. R R Co..
Rirbr5,J 50 h aprl 1861 apsO
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MILITARY FATIGUE sRlRTs.-M.ts.y pa
NI gue shirts Of Blue Grey aud Red Ea=se manufactured
at short notice by lapl6 KENT. PAINE 90.
DOLLOCK,S REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA AND CHRo-
NO gAsTAls remedy confidently CT red 10 the pub
urier the the complaints
superior 10 any me ne which has h brought
notice Of the community This valuable medicine
for about sixteen years resCr.d he
persons this city thought 10 beipeurStle Prepared
and sold by p DUvAL,
apll Corner Main and 10th streets.
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N,trrAEr ArrOlSrHESrs. The following appoint
r,n. BY the Governor "ere confirmed by the C0nven-
"a. "wednesday evening
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NOTICE.

hANE this day I'd M RlCdD SALE agent 70 az
on NE haknS and Grocery Dasns IN he eluniy Of Hen
n,s-iN HENRY HAaAN.
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mGssTs..pPI LAND FOR SALE.

oFPEg foF gale my Plantation Madison county Mss There
1900 IN ouitiss which T. all table lad except
about i01 Of fine creek bottom TAee k plce
dwelling house, ou, With the srd ne,y
In vGH y Of shrC berry; Gin house dns framed quartz
and every rg to make comfortable. TIE plantation =
with the hedge IN the stlte For the paaa5n
will take go acre. SIX equal payments 9Th ia-rsst from
date. r. ". DCRfEY,
ap9-ctf We non, Hatioa county AlsS.
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I.xECUVORs, SIZE OF vALUARLR LANp

H IN LOUISA CHUSrYA Executors Of joseph wIlston
cesrd or for sale the two Of Land trorgng the
Of the said Whist, prvt until the 20 DAY OF MAY
MKT n public auction that The (unles
sold Der Of which notice I'll be gyc1) The home tract
contains ieI lying souh anna river about ~ niles IcE
the Court use adjoining the andi u Nn ". Amber, Car
pen,or and others About three hundred OF this tract lat
land has on Il large dwell ng house vh all necessary
out It tas always been considered OF the most
ductye farms In the county.
The other called Brooks contslus 1876 about ~
nils from the home tract has Portable dwelling houE
Mr. A. G. Wa ton Mr. T. @. Carpenter virg near will show
the lands n any visiting to view them.
TR'Ns0nehrd cah, balance aud two years carrying in
terest
For further particulars address at "lansGed, Louisa
county. GABRIEL J0NE,
JOHN OClRIFS
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4 ssPrCIAL COW nIss,oNR usaer ase.ee pro

| ASsPFCIAL COM MISSIONER u-dcr a decree pro.
"a Circuit Court Of the cltv Of VIII a-d
CITY the 4h day CT December d. 1860 In
carse OF Rooe-t H. Amsad executor John MEurin
dccess. d. paIn'iG against Wilson Duy, q as defendants
will sell pubj auction before ;ae Co1rtou door 10 the ely
OF Williamsburg on MONDAY May l8h isG The tact % LAND
situated county NJ James Cy known Strawberry
FeIds containing about three hundred and thirty
TgAs-Credt OF twelve months by bond With good
personal security bearing from date sale retained
| until purchase money Is paid.
WALKER W vssT Speeds. Commissioner.
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HEADQ' RS, ADJ'r GENgEAI's OFFICE,
Ralelgh. Apr. 70. ls6I. !

NaAsi5ui 9PtI - A''A'
Ori'rsi
ColoNEl. You AZ, commanded 10 organize the
I. Orange ght Infantry, Capt. Ashe.
Warreuton Guards, Capt. Wade
s Hornets Nest Rifles Capt. Williams.
:. Z field Blues, Cap, Bell
9 Lrmber'o1 Guards, Capt Norment.
g. DupIn K hes Capt. Keuan.
T. Charlotte Crews, Capt. Ross
s. Townsville r hes, Capt Miller
Granville Crews Capt WOriham.
TO- Columbus Guards Capt. Ellis,
INTO Regiment be designated the First Regiment Of
North Carolina Volunteers
Toe Cadets OF the North Carolina Military institute
car by attached this Regiment with the consent Of
n r parents and gul,dsns.
The sat Of War the destination Of this Regiment,
and r,nis r al probability viii be the list battle
ground. The services o: the K e,neut will not exceed
SIX months bu the should be prepared TO keep the
fed uat the war has ended,
The grew or blue blouse viii be recognized as suitl
be uniform Arms are in Rale "a tor the use CT
the Regiment aud the will be furnished with them
promptly
The Regiment will be moved into Virginia as soon as
possible bu. Will not be led into battle until the Field
on rs are Of opinion that the are 1T for such duty
You will order an election OF ED Officers OF the Regi-
ms1t on Friday, the 4 day OF May.
TIE cause Of Virginia IS the cauSs Of North CAROLINA
In our first struggle for liberty she molly and freely
poured our her blood in defence We will stand by
her now in this our last effort for Independence.
BY order OF tie Governor
JouN + HoEE Adj. General.
Col. D. H. HIM, Commanding Camp Of Instruction.
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JOHN LETCHER.
BY THE GovERyOR OF vIaG MA.

GEORGE ". MUNPoRD,
dkrQt eecr.tgfy of the Comm h
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ELECTBGV NOTICE.

CrFcE Va. FISK MARSs ISs Co
Richmond, Nay ls6i
REGULAR annual election Of Drec'o fer This
y Company, yin take pace In general Uett o. the sock
hsiders be ied he CoaPanys office Monday, 2uth
Inst, 1T O'Clock r. VI
stockholders requested be preset Be represented by
p Ks. WM WILLS, JR.,
my}-tZNh Sect'y.
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VALUABLE MILLING PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

y II y II y I[s
IHE Cniegned, under deed OF Joseph Bruume
the slls, the side Jarles
River opposite the city Of Richmond IN the town ofMahche
ter known
Or pRUIgyIr. CITY MILE .aMFslY BRhSGs Mills
The Mills contain o pair ~ Fsnch Eurs Stones and
all the li cy ioi..g ard Other purposs N the best
The Nils capable Of turning from go
barrels OF -four per Diem. They propelled by Dre
w.srpoRer the river which falls and the
wheels l% ieet diameter They sed he
head OF degat=r, With elevators for receiving wheat from the
river and shipping -four from the Ml's
The property ered private sae and persons desiring 10
purek may obtain further inf rmaiis by spTynsto
WILLIAM l5AACa r,,,..o,
A:DREw JOHNSTON. ii-A'e''
Ricemond Va March 2s lsSi-d2n
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R(~BA n l. X PREV ~ ~ -.
49, TERs IS conceded % e the LOST Ssie'ops NnoIe
- - er,- t5nie Ia re World used by almost every IAN
" t sfEail ADLFo solely for this climate ano %
g. N t bose OF every Southern Family, as cure ior al az
s.s az he stomach bowels They never fan 70 mALe
- rnr on DYSPEPSIA BeadAehe, 6e Win pam ~ s
iv.r. and In ueak and debtAsd persons they wiz Ee
energy 70 he whole system. They only need tsl % it
Meas GgAv PJRG-II LAD2 a 90 and BY Al Proninens
I, es N s cry Richmond aud eseSnse IN .lrsrs spa
ysrS C.roina Also BY C. srOrf CO, Washlngton Cy, D.
@. CANDY GILPIN CO Baltimore. b A. fAhNEsiVtA& VV,
Philadelphia and BARNES PARK, New n
O-ds-s aled by Addressing L BAKER Proprietor,
F.b 6-dke Eisaload, Va
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IHE BOARD OF DIRECrCSs OF the Virginia blre and Marine
Insurance. Company, have declared Dgd nd out o. the
profits the Company, six lnihs ending the Isl Inst Of
per pay 70 the Stockh0ders their legal
and after The 18Th inst Until which date the irause
Book viii be eosed WILLIAM WILLIS, u,
uy3 -tista Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-03

II IN tbs VALLEY OF NIRulNIA-Ihe m4Ision % Hilltop
Farm, adj IN H,rrsoubarg, Rockingham Ouny, Va sub
tsntsl brick building tle located conislnng eleven large
psror dJiag ard two chambers 'oTtsblv
Ehed Of good library, rom aud gas reserved for
orsgsrge Nard supplies easily Oh aimed In 70 hours
o1 Echm nd and As1sndriA Population OF The county 10000
whites sad 2o slaves Possession given short uotc~ Rent
Cd IN definitely BY the month Refer 10 Conrad Crew mond
Rs'erync- reguicyd. w H. kUFsNSR,
myS-ltR HARRISBURG, Va.
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Marine NEWS

NEW YORK, May 2.-BshO2 Onderiort led on
day.
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KILOGRAMS

PROPOSED INTERP0SITlON TO PREVENT WAR.
BHrNoRE, Way 2-The Ssrate of Maryland have
adopted resolution recommending the appointment Of
Committee 10 wait on the President of the United
States the President of the Confederate States and the
Governor Of Virginia, with the view of bringing about
some understanding whereby civil war may be averted
THE EXCITEMENT REACHING CANADA.
TORONTO, May The Leader, of this city, the Gov
ernme organ, fears that Canada may become involved
10 the difficulties in tie United States and advises
armed neutrality, and suggests that the Canadian Gov
eruuent represent to the Home authorizes the e1pedi-
enoy of sending six eight regiments of the line for
the protection Of the frontier
IN WANT Of MORE MONEY.
WASHINGTON, Nav The Secretary Of the Treasury
has advertised for proposals. until the SO.h inst unless
the whole amount offered be sooner taken at par, for
nearly $4,000 600, under the act Of June, 1860
SEIZURE OF POWDER.
RosroS, Way 2-The brig St. Mary, With FIVE hundred
kegs OF pos der, was seized to-day.
DEATH OF BISHOP ONDEpDONK.
NEw YORK, May 2.-Bisho2 Oaderdort led on Tues
day
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TEAMS WANTED.

yXTANTED a number OF teams and srou,d the city
W Pes having will please report the Trarsports
ton Office In the Custom House b. 3. FIIKLEN,
ap23-u IT. Master Va Vols
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SURGEON GEN'L'S DEPARTMENT..

RIcINoyp, May 2, 1861.
NllE Physicians Of Richmond and vicinity earnestly request
ed o furnish Vaccine Matter this once Franklin
Street door North OF III Street
Gil BELL GLIB on, VI. D.,
myS ~ Surgeon G-nsr i, Army u Virginia.
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THE
MAGNOLIA BALM.
4 PERFECT AND COMPLETE RErEnT Foa
PImPLFS, DLOECHES,
FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS,

This Elegant Preparation renders the Skin so and resn M
srtine 10 h Marble Pgrity. most cool and reir s
Md 10 he face afer exposure q the and VII give
f 10 he sting Of Iuseets Noting poisonous enters lne Us
.-oson The contents OF bottle might be taken without
49, r. application eVsry night for geek tc' cure me
toorsf cdSe q PtmpLes, -,
s'..sn l,s,ts fe5-dkx8m
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY OF
RIeAND Outline.

EyOBlCC METZ Mrchan Grocer3 Manufactures and the
public generally 10 your Interest fully prepared
the Band Gu ting business Brands for
Tobacco box barrels, Grain Bags IL heads Liquors.
BOOKS Cards fne Fab odery stamps Of every degn ten
plates clothing with ndebe ink sent to part
Of the country receipt q 50 In 9th
erwise NJ. LEWIS Brand Cutter,
st chas II. LangIey's Tin Store l3h Street. between
rpI3 Main and Cary. Rchmnr q. Va
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NEWSPAPERS
INDICATE PUBLIC OPINION.
Usually cautious there is great confidence to be placed In
RELIABLE NEWSPAPER.

"A il u
NEW ORLEANS TRUE DELTA.
seems 70 be 20 excuse FOR thin gray Hair, that
~, sbr.ted HKSsrRKSrs ISITAsLX HAN RkrOsArYE be
had
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER.
eu people can protect their Hair trom The etae marks Of
ae Wien ey can glossy black locks At an advanced
d ~ th lives; white and Hair can be turned TO
black or auburn when hair be made 10 grow upon
esd heas when all be DONE cannot do harm 70
lei wh4t win 90 Il HgIMsTREETs HAIR RESTORATIVE will
do r. This Hair Restorative is beyond persdventnre, the best
n o. e nd ever invented The facts In our possession, In
regard 70 his wonderful preparation warrant Us In unquAnedy
Recommending It."
ST. LOT Is REPUBLICAN.
Msny o. our srst m sn in St. Louis speaking in glowing
terms Of this Article"
CAIfAO CITY GAZETTE.
STneomparahy excellent preparation for The RESTORATION Of
rav Hair gnal color 70 preserve Hair nom is OUT
Apd cure Sadness sale At Humphrey Browns IN hs
civ The evidence this Restorative hrnoug Is concur
ve Testimonials that eject be found In almost every pa
per In the country"
SOUTH WESTERN BAPTIST
Leave eyes alone and only reliable Restorative IKE
Helmstreets inimltShle"
sod sverywhere-Price soc and 81 per bottle
". z HAGAS CO., ProPretor Troy, Il.
RlsHER a sgErPaSD, Agents iS-a@N'fn
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mhis-Iawids Executors OF Joseph winston deed.


L CORNER or 9TH AND GRACE sTREEr', OPPOSITE CApI
TJLsQU AIR. kuswn the Central Hotel for ret Or sae-t
the rque Of the Authorized to rent or sell tie fore
goiIg u BILE real eitate This 80 v known h-t
smnutc description Is deemed suffice Il 10 s
its loca9n Immediately opposit the Capitol ~ are Is
the most Gig be in ' city The Fotel has accommodations
for about 20 guests and Is not only well adapted fof Hot but
Is equally for gerte boarding fer ism es To good
tenant, r org se the terms will be made accommodg
ting To purChs'c- The liberal creGis Viii can BE- de-
sired, will he given Virginia State Stock be tskol in
meet.
For further particulars apply 10
sp3p-c2w GODJlN ( APFERsON, kuctloneers.
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DOUDLE 3ARxEL GUH-.-ftave stil few Eng.
TTe Guns, OF inporta;ion which If
prices The remarks in Of the daily papers Of the
city, this morning. 10 the Local Column In reference
IL wake implements, does apS me-
G ] sISroS,
Rn2I Importer Of Harhwar,. II Main at
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ANoRTH CAROLINA REGIMENT FOR VIRGINIA


b. the following order 10 viii De that the compa-
MES named therein 10 be organized into a regiment
10 b. designated the First Regimen: Of North Carolina
Volunteers We we're present ard witnessed the dress
parade under command OF Col. Hill. which the order
was communicated 20 tue troops Toe order recev-
cd Ri.a guhsj silence; bu, as the several companies
wee dismissed NJ th'r quarters they rent the air With
cheers for Virginia and every Of them med TO
appreciate the honor Of being the Frs. Regiment order
ca tte post Of danger. Whea the clear voice OF the
acting laut lieut.. Lee, OF the North Carolina Mil
tlrv lasiue proclaimed, "the Of Virginia is the
clc,e OF North Carolina" the FIRE seemed flash from
Oh, so,lie.S ewes, AID their firmly compressed lips
puie told the cDpet touched their hearts. This reg-
mn, -s- .or;h a specimen OF North Cardinals sous
Tat t1ey will look well and jeaou>ly TO the honor Of
their mother who viii dare 70 cogb. We heartily bid
them God speed aud whether by the de o. their bretn
rem the south ia front OF the hTelngs Of the North
We have no fears for them.
Az their urgent request the Cadets OF the North
Carolina Military Institute (Sj in number) will be at
ta,lei the l-t Cment by permission Of their pa
rents aud guardians. No doubt Jhey will obtain this
PERM sion, aud willis, they testify TO the excellent
a--Uc5a .hey have received under the able sUperin-
telis.r Col. d II Hl, they viii ia the field sustain
d c'irict r c the stock from wtich they spriug.
b. le ecd e tie present week it is probable this gal
la1t Regiment Nj, be IN Virginia The companies COM
p1,il. mis- Regiment will hereafter be known by the
Ha-s~s respectively attached TO their smes. We viii
hereafter publish complete lis. Of the officers and men.
TIE following is the order
HEADQRs ADJ'r GENEEALs OFFICE,
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ExsoUrIyR DEpARrM .NT,

NHE following Ordinance OF the Convention Of this Common
wealth published by its order general information.
6EOkGE W. MUNFORJ,
n he omm cal
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DfYIDE9D NOTICE.

COEP Brazie ard sh.a,hng Cop r f7r sale by
- uy3 JOHN y. GORDON son.
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NIX ,. W. GARLIC A.-DEAR
49, Sails for some month"; used In my family sem
pls Justly celebrated Baking Ro ders, and AHe PsAr
them 10 al families As the very best see
have tried for nAkns light sweet pongy bread There
Tor bad bread when samples PowaeTs are Sa'
P,,er.burs Va, July son, iS60. ts W
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DENIIS%1l y s.
~ DsNESCN. laNng Dissolved peru---'.p sFF----EN
L With b. H1lscn, HIS opened on 'f re 90 ~ ~
CORfNlIIhS HALL dse DOCS above DC ciI IfffT-t-t
stand, betwe-a eth aud lo;h Streets where i. -lI
houls file Say ari p7cr g. 81 M inter
est Of s who need the services Of psui give im er pat
ronsgc
E.B-Dr hold himself respoucbe Tor AZ Ne vcrl ~ Las
dore while associated With DR.. HUDSON. fes-dsm
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w WAFER COOLIES
WATER COOLERS.
Charcoal Packed Water Coolers Of al Of make
superior all others. Encourage hoe manufacture Cal
Al KttSEE \ PARIS Pottery,
mil C,rn.rl nd ~
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CAPTAINS OF Volunteer Companies throughout the State
are respectfully informed that the Commissioners appointed
by FOR the purpose obtAnng Gccouemen Ac have made
contracts for these items they delivered at this
pest they are issued Immediately according 70 priority o. date
~ orl--s CHARLES DIMMOCK,
Captain and Superintendent Armory.
Rieh,ond Va. s. 1851. iRle-n
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SAILED
Sehr s G. King, Andrews Philadelphia, Baltimore, mdse
Seh- c. Henry Smith, down the river Hight
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4 ~ BOXES bright AND LEADED TIN
Z') PLATE. For sale by JOHN y. GORDON son.

RicRvoND Va, April 80. 1857
wv IN TEn.-TNere are vented a Few hsht tGO I, the
W % Which sound ana strong Persons wihng
sgo,e ~ such articles viii please them 5h street
q. INN JE,
g. ~ Ord
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..Ncces.ftas non Inn bet Lrgem.,,

Mn. EDITOR 1t was with great pleasure 7 re.,
in the PolyHesian of the 10Th inst, the letter :,
.'Bucephalus." 1t is high time Government of5,;.,
should have their accounts audited. The svs,.-
adopted in l~avishing the public moneys has been r.
some time past a subjec; Of severe criticism nv =.
community.
Let facts be placed in view Of the Governms,,
and it is TO be hoped the evil will be remedied.
Is it right to pay out Of the public revenue hhea,
dollars (SI5) for any article. when one eou,lv
good could have been purchased for ten dcn,.
$50:
Is it ri.ht TO pay six cents (6c.) per 10. for an .,
ticle, when another offered to supply it for five cp,,,
(5c..) and make no charge for the supply reopir.i
for the contractors own family : This article can !.
supplied all the year round At four cents 4c) p,
IL. or less, ~(without perquisites,) by public tender
Is it right to pay one cent and a half 1Bc) d,
10. for any article. when it can be contracted for =,
one cent Cc.) per h.;
Is there no competition in other articles
Let the public auditor reply.
In conclusion, l would endorse the remarks #
{" Bucephalus " for the Government to advertise and
offer to public competition, by sealed tenders, Ito 10
opened in presence of the contractors or their agents,
for the supplies required for each quarter. Such a
course would remove n stone Of offence to many tag.
payers. and save a waste of money.
Let the Government accounts be audited for the
last two years the corruption Of the present system
will be exposed and discountenancei.
Yours, \ TAxPAyER
P. SIN a future article l may give You the price
current Of certain government situations that haze
been disposed of for a money consideration, or its
equivalent. AT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1861-01-31

y Coon SToRY.-Captain Kilmer, Of the ship
Othello, tells a good story. 1t appears his crew is
composed mostly of students from some college in the
interior of New York-tbey are intelligent young
men, and Of wealthy families, and are treated very
kindly by the captain and his officers. While off
Cape Horn, on her passage out, the ship encountered
= very heavy gale, accompanied by hail and snow :;
and after lying to for many hours under nothing but
q cIose-reefed man-topsail, it became necessary 10
take in even that sail. All the " boys were safely
slowed below in the forecas,le, when the mate went
forward and sung out Come on deck, ali Of you,
and furl this maiu-topsail.'" Surprised. after the
lapse Of few minutes, in not seeing the crew come
up, the mate again went forward and said eff you
don't come on deck soon, this tOpsail will blow away
\ right, Mr.. Sherman was the ~reply-Please
tell the captain that We have concluded to let the old
topsail blow away, and re'H pay for u"'-Erch.
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MEMORANDA.

u Schooner Nstts MsTTiH, Quick, Eepors-Let Honolulu
on the 1Ith inst. experienced extremely bad weather on the
passage up. Arrived at Lshaina on the 12th, and lay there 90
hours waiting for change Of weather. Sailed again for Hlo on
the I4th encountered heavy squalls and whirlwinds OF Uku-
nehame; arrived OF the port on the 18th II 5 +. VI. While At
HiIO, had eight days continual rain, with heavy squalls from te
z The surf being 80 unusually high, We were unable to take
in cargo TIL the 18th. Left HlO on the 10th, passed to wind
ward Of Maui and MOlokai-trades light and weather fine.
Arrived at Honolulu on Monday, the 2sth, at = p. 81.
~ Schooner Emma Rookie, Chadwick, repors-Leh Homo
lulu on the 10Th inst had strong trades on the passage up.
Arrived A. LahaiEa about ! p. VI. next day. During Saturday
and Sunday, the wind blew very hard from the eastward. Left
weather became calm, and continued so till the afternoon. when
a light breeze sprung uP again passed Makes Landing at S
o'clock p. NJ; at 10, took the trades strong, with heavy squalls
OF rain. At daylight, was within 4 miles Of Kohala point, wind
blowing heavy from z. by :, with occasional squalls Of rain,
accompanied With a heavy sea. Tackled ship, and stood to the
Ne. About : O'Clock, the wind blew a perfect gale, and we
were compelled to run hack and take shelter under the lee Of the
island, having a scow Of eight tons on deck At 2 NJ, the
weather having abated a little, made another attempt, hut without
avail. During the night the weather was very severe Thursday
morning. finding the native passengers and horses had become
short Of food. il was considered prudent to run for Kawaihae TO
procure a fresh supply, where We arrived NJ . Z. VI. Auer re-
pIenishing our ..ock q provisions, We sailed again at & 2. NJ.
had Gains and light airs during the night. In the morning,
took the trades strong again, with rain, hut the sea having gone
down considerably, we were able 10 continue on our way to HHo.
where we arrived on Saturday, the 18th. Lay there a week
without being able to Land cargo, owing to the continuance Of
rough weather LEFT HiIo on the 26th, touched at Lahaina on
the 2Tth sailed again for Honolulu on the 2Sth, at 81 p. NJ
and arrived on the morning o: the 2e.h-aI we'll