https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/03cc417edc85bb5d954c68bbc345117a.pdf c3c5cd4e123249259cfa7935cd894081 PDF Text Text FRIEND. THE The Corner. Poet's OF MEMORY THE THE REVEREND Addressed lo In student. of those little one His dusi But he is He's a stranger's land, dust lo blest, happy so And forth given; was we're resigned; name Her he bore Health's blood-red And from his eye, Saw luve We for burning To and But all decline By death, We feel our are happy And grieve; II we dry our tears, wanting repining. -to Before Yet In his At friends, A tribute claim we early And o'er his No louili youthful connection; grave we'll tablet command rear bight, gently hang This Utile upon fading we his raise; and which than voi But sweeter none Sweet always. My early frieii.l», Friends my friends iiu-th, of my friends in My My joy in my grief, my Companions id my misery griefin Clio too; is steeling spots, doubt Our 1tiroes Hut tow Kin our chosen with sorrow sighing lung, Aahirds tnd our heait Hrs fellow's And cast the Wilh all ber leather Sight, we tic. sacred hours; tardy, And tallied the hope entire, helping our leaden-fooled speech, aud ate upon was to when a 1 here was each though skies, feel,sad earth or, caret, the food of Heaven an " her yield support be an therefore, of part a is girl girl, a upon dislike to in soft language, his to thst suppsi- speak her heart, despite of an was that to I see a make this to I thought dally stirs; gently was added hour," an this I voyage. spok- enterprise." it " but ; for overcast was cried, 'Tis hard cheeks my Adieu, to the wind see, fanning hills. days, and few word my could have brow feel the me beautiful Greek never offer an I from warmly a and spare death in this with such young give mine." the moment, and then he Clio, my farewell my trade, then The sailor embraced his her weeping mistress, and then hastened down to the beach, into light skiff, a where and he waved sound of the sailor's tripped, was hoisted up ly glided Clio Every the was for the charmed a manoeuvre was of rope main and one, every for ; At and under her wind, cap!tin's and open ess, gent- spectator of sll this. watched with too, that sail, to lost object had, with the serene to snd of delight, so much schooner rounded view, just fall upon the cloudless, an anx- understood the and tho Zetzos length was been and foresail the to his mistress all that gave him point, snother merry heard, tho was bellied and in cap Then tho of the harbor. out evening began It blue song light schooner, ious eye, and a his bride. leaped stood upon bis shortly promised his to speak day hod unlawful trader. reone "but I have my fears. The young man's taught calling, which 1 as frank, manly, pleasure. characterof the sail- somewhat wild " impetuously, she both are I would wed you in troth, for they handling tbe not said the last," promised, so in, steerage, headed pretty, in be a man creatures?" sweet and then my Clio will sadly still; more is very often the case every rich and amiable. something woo the not may would true," continued Zetzos, female domes- aged supposed, and such you say they That when the income and an " two the very " I have of the adieu heiress. her mistress ?" sailor, gazing affection- vessel, last, to maiden who stood anchor and shoals, which which — |PotWk but in right calling the deck, owner like lovely, other, gayly, ever a ofthe Clio—so he call- orphan an may came "The were land to It tion «oired into ihe clonda iwneath was the approbation off authorities. the and all for thee." like admiring Clio had numbciless suitors, and the note with einhrui'iug heart of social that the as man for com- the she lived cottage say, she owned enable her joy; word- thai uilered all the soul; learningwith unearthly lore; Our to was enough pursuit. my wings On I I rememlier, and will ne'er forget Our beauty one side. by his iv and in love. mercy eomlorters and guides, tecoid the ed hit schooner after the — day, young desires; in in high my oracles, I'ttend, forget. evil to cottage, loudest storm. and will ne'er given hy Gisf counsellors, My faithful sweeie«t heard in Some I renieiiiher Friends in sweet, ear ; girl, cos- owned bestows Zetzos young her water in all to of the from his between island and and voyage." en ; entrance the on was position a reality ever vessel that he rules. the ol c sailor a in Zeulonghi floated a attention of were in was Zetzos few a Clio hundred readily supposed and fixed his eye duck, pleasantlo It crew. up and to sea. who, man, young chain wind, alone, view of the have been schooner that wreath. sounds Mtny full a mander. weaves urn, FRIENDSHIP. ravishing, was of her gaze Most a right for " loose, anchor this sail rich cargo, and in future a trading of owning proud a was his on store by now to was consent Is she not " board. on long protrud- be and bench, the might tume, can we Bat wild flowers may from yards come, of affectum. sculptured And we to door, cottage foul the motion of the send the schooner a or order which sails, that the proclaiming fair lay coiled Tbe so as all constituted his to Moved " gear her only by had heen hauled in down, her over billows. resting spirits shining, alt shaken ing boom, never hut will not now, quiet hung lazily schooner a added of both, Zetzos," You speak boldly were you as fond of jib plied Clio, sadly; and neat, to be island, with the her, while discipline the all of jib alone, tomb, darkly shaded. loss, With kindred He's Her and that flying to high. arely a vast taut was attention an for volumes for appointed fully Her rigging the deck with spoke withered now, of the ber not foresail and flying topsail, determination, the Clio titan of hod vowed he had ceased his snd laws, or con- which is on* of evil merchantman. legal a when only while her said the enthusiastic what on packed canvass wan while the ends of her they faded, And in the confines of as water's edge, bulwarks, disproportionately were square sail, on notice. to attract main-boom showed weather. siaiion; shining light are masts proved haddesgined Heaven hopes our In his a a benighted ualiou. some the diminutive huge amount bright, Iteaming, useful some Her streaming, calm and so mercy fondly hoped Him A mid banner raking displayed wed Zetzos, to lite of a is more sym- evade, assy and Clio thought Clio, So the the lsst time with sufficiently was appointments ves- used in than three feet from the including we saw This low hullof an uniform black,rose long, of salvation. When from his cheek breathless calm, usually Archipelago, in her superior a schooner. elegant character trade of -the land, more The message the rather inlets or mistaken a has ; laws engender to to of Scio and the other violation of the coast lay during and graceful sel, of separation; at distant isles lo a in Heaven. now, He left his home and Though pained Greek Inlands, bays, relaxing want violation of the stant TALE or SCIO. which indent the A stranger in The law which they good. jointhe miss- fellow a pathy. not with sympathise This is smuggler. sure 1839, nn his way lo in Sydney, Samoa. [No. XXII. 169 the bold may MAIDEN. DEVOTED A ion al THE DICKSON, HENRY 'Vho died tt OR THE MARINER'S LAMP, 1847. 18, is wonderful how the many Seamen's Friend. The Friend. For the TO 1., NOVEMBER HONOLULU, OAHU, H. V.] Vol. as lovely, the sky with all the tbe Tbe scene. wss mellow �170 Tiaffitiirß. sweetness 4* sot an sundown, began howl to the alarm; she stood of tbe umes with awful sound of thunder fitfully the urable, gentle a work She convulsions, pest o'er that the it thought it, trembling again was to in lamps, Then if to see saw that leave and yet charge endeavoring in to her light joy such little d >n«. Still storm abated not, and seen Clio in -her lii'e, place her sign the ranked hours with est. ing the a Nt [ no The to a ra be must should I say. two at to the memory be- girl fear- a ears, of thinking were once a in ghastly Heaven: hopeful her sake, and feed Clio rose the tedious length girl csme. was in do ship a foaming loug upon the to which of a large vessel engaged been in furl- handed again, during yards, the flapping upon the horizon. that feet, on such a vessel a was now of sails, swift the it, we find its way in the me." for that though what light, which, I cottage a is night, the girl more can than I lamp at has be- she the hung burned life?" mariner replied, shrieked rather girl his upon saved for during " aud and That two has Clio last, come at neck, your life. you long years two Have Zetzos ! to this hour !" accident years—for snd oh ! how rich- " cried, Yes, Zetzos," as now, proud of saving lives astounded the beach said, her, for she said the other. him back brought long watched, been saved me." by " My Clio" affected we can " let said the us go mutually to young sailor, deeply the cottage, and there My friend and explain. supercargo will accompany us." of' Clio, with proud, a grateful, glad, burst- way, nnd when the first joy and delight was over, what an exquisite Clio she was. and how she attend- ed great dis- and to the then and drink creaking huurrying for it had burst of swinging sound, but she had saved her lover. heart led the soundiing j nights, at no but was no they beach, a mighty lucky thing, from rewarded was the and you have wind, and of when the was vessel, every tapering spars of the Clio chain cable through where visible of the to is lives," our comforts She listened—the storm how she would aud then the day passed and many other days, jet outlines of and the along her been familiar—it yards and ! back, around, on " sounded waves a comes Zetzos !" she than head, thoughts centred on fury at Two badly. this time of Clio !" the " " whole heaven of dark- walked billows her ear, met a " caring pitchy black, scene the beach. believe to She had been ! fore, The heavens it Turning her Clio, object, heedless of the wild still the though dear one and upon her saved She wearied she wrap- of her beacons alone looked in the whole Poor ness. cloak, of the ears. glimmer straining eye upon the tance, in the bay. in was sight, save, afar sesassd to drown had but mystery at up I then morning, length, blew closed in moaning the beach. the more the hollow foil cheerful i to sitting tiny beacons, that the chill blast walked down faithful trimmed them, At ago. few min- a in the water, "Nevermind, Heaven bless , has up tor the that her say." can rest, but to herself warmly in her ped not long want night, ly anxiety beside her by sitting of the Med- was ever carefully lamps, storm, almost; horrors of that retire not to attempted after the years waters who Clio, In were Heaven be thanked " that which followed the of the night during twinkled star-like, anxiety, ;rning and iterranean ; The length at have got into these snug quar- never dark, is persevere in her another to with sail that seen or mariner's and the shake the if window, the Greek square-rigged hi the that the her and and day, and her every relieved, .'razing the sails were st care passed, At dawn of main. she, for knees tbe beach, about had power the hours of darkness. during from her in lover, lamps to' telt now waa Again and vowed her would in fierceness any I beside her by presently, during she dwelt two of Zetzos, did the yet proclaimed upon lamp proved Clio ters; for how i tidings. helpless despair, to she about evening, harbor. 'and looked with passed, no schooner. her knees, re- as way the hours alarmed, and would spare a be to make ful gust of wind that threatened on One her, equal She had the satisfaction keen tenement in when she being cottage, of feeling thai the beard of the up did patiently aged departure of her herself sufficient burned to left; lighting them, plac- in doubt of their Returning had gave no year1 a used it one That " and I light months, and yet herself 'I head, wrapping somewhat relieved. came he length though he fori ; and the faint made six Three, passed—two years came not it to one. village! men now left tbe cutter and landed. They inhabitants!i spoke, their language was modern Greek, begun, whom, seeing Clio retired pleasurenble. at first began easy The importance—the was land, persevere. task, and the boat running away and pres- ; no and men to rowers she sprang eelfallotted task, and for restless hours if I mistake not, i many know full well therefrom, two antique out watch each star. ; and gave they no vessel iv otherwiseland that port, was keel had touched tbe bottom. sturdy lower to so poles, smooth, but the wind in oars," " for lee of the entered it, task violence, their to exclamation, vessel made utes, six a entered it. Clio—but Zetzos of hope Zetzos would Her heart beat with marked. their havo lay more presently brig, undertaking tolerably urge the and the given now Tne was much listened with charm- under the with terrific rowers of the act sea have entered gale, seeing having party a ■ superiors the spread delicate Many she hurried down the beach, schooner, hurst upon the hood, they hay her taking window, at a she ere I the enter ed them cloak and that and pious bay increased tem- and wide Far despairing Greek girl. never The lampi blew tbe boat had foundered, and perished. grimly..blessed sweep that was and valuable domestic. tearful a and her, upon fancy shelf, and to a that would of Clio's was which, for land. ■ pull she for with- anchor under bare at very difficult no ently, fish- into port, when oth- night, piloted safely of her would a village hard by, I the to expire." could the that lamp, passed, satisfaction of A loud order was Many all that to Heaven anchor. to proved, riding I Byron's i vessel no lovely Greek girl senses ■ 'had the re- fires, let the tilaxe her reward. timely apparition fame of this was should iras ' thought try at the hetrnn rouse belonging the by to was great bark ing was, I rise less spies And Clio' gives Mediterranean, and with this Still would well versed in the that little her cottage. to Her first fluid with cry ed should it brightness would The I would,, rise and night, their lit and were thanked the mariner's night during at every ' have dared vow; anxious, ever it, surely out the boat, dark, erwise, perhaps some lamps Clio, too, So sudden is the advent of whom the task night. in gale and the tide, her true to • thought of unlawfulI that bay an Clio again had ; young lover had per- pursuing was while She, Lesst came deep. nature know to not " immeas- electric too was which brewing, was fade. Afar off vast, of at even filled, the skirts of the' all had on the that warning of lightning scenes. up But Clio lovely Medora— rumbling a bosom of the tbe on shuddered. signs of lighting horizon, showed ; distance a dark vol- in the east, heard ia the distance, cloud, hanging of fringe at waters, night the heavens, over startled the upon the in black wss glimmer while the faint the while master.' and her or that, if her more was progress plenish them, least the rose tbe it and in the still watches of the threshold, ; first rapidity them canopied and the at at Greek, schooner the affliction of the was hour after trade. an of tbe tidings ni Deep profusion ished, fitfully around It increased storm. of vapor which spread a tails in anxiety, watched intense with ■ sun sensitive heart took well Clio's lonely cottage. The ia tho west, vapor mare's tbe heavens, and in about over at Mediterroaean otherwise. beak of angry tbe wind scattered on tho to common night promised bet the of, admirable "| of the zos of the provide ere a word keeping followed her wearied them with was said, sailors, warm were with her character. with movements food sll in proud Zetand hawsehole, showed' moistened eyes, and no sight could be more than that rough sunburnt sailor, about to anchor. The faint pleasing the large ship now caught bar eye, |1softened as a woman under tbe kstfsrence natal of Lnttttttttts �having returned stories Zetzos, had storm, striking up by born On this the in the were New York. to the served in saved crew His talents as his he found ample knew the the to had captain young Scio, trusting his to enable him to ap- not his into seaward when his eye, and, by guided to bay. schooner, rig- square her to turn Lamp caught welcome the happy Leghorn, tj of the and prospered, her forget blessed, of the plougher a prosper do so her as vow, in- utes he placed tain little or two all of whom KThe we London. 'tittl good in |neither of them '1 ill very trade, have, for tinguished is change rapid, passing it is as British ican and time, present the sailors to a to and we divine form plan the through and by use reler men are as they who )i<ld have zealous and are happy themselves active in the new until now, the unknown little leaven spreading and from vessel whole of the lump—and to that, now uni- acting an the latter not when, he this he his promised claim h he as joy. now Btiyj she joy on his occasioned : the » him any although a that he was still, there until wss he built no too was astonished as a Igether ! held when It pledge. men to our great sn was simple an upon never recov- ss that he hat effect a child, and not of Arm- Working- in thing Success to they them, of Mechanics up in style. all clothes, our and evening twenty-eight takes the do tbe fa t, the en otrr Tin name. rising houses, can our mske for wheevcr ; took hold atto- say Legerdemain.—Or how been suit of clothes Into the time much containing tidings taken ill and Our friend is [appears that, score I we.—[S. work change, bis almost Total Abstinence So- to re- the time allud. d news so sear a a so, her years ago viz Messrs ' Honolulu temperance city obliged .knew them to fail when they being A letter from her husband unlocked for, bad the ' necessaries When, however, be the looking twenty it derives its was week, make They to and Under Mechanics' and new meeting jsigned audi refitted several Voyages, and harbor our in pur- her off sent these shores to |'and laboring ship, a sun- Alexander. Emerson. jMonduy rela-j had knocked finds great favor amongst those Of ciety, ihrst We was well-nigh | citizens from whom lor ship wns This he did respecting by in appears of pledge. money, irmnined mind, thing—and the,her. that she so'ered. she has made at Ship merchantman. a it and the fortunate she about It is said that when his wile received The unusual a manner into brought at dissipated of his wh | tirpose, and sober, grace built him. unship to out sum. to no him another vessel heart,''so leavening bad the but letter from him, service, repairs slight Averick" since after where ioung ago, Cargo J,;),000. hull hut far from flag new " Ship long thai, Valparaiso, on yeais ago, when owner, saved change to pieces, ;; some old the .moons Islands. l' men's Washingtonian good very take to put His wife, if m, became irre-''of the [new, beginning or a two upon was bad conduct. to October of chronicled the wreck we his friends.11passengers—missionaries, received about prevailed was again sold for and valiant for the, strong, He has been the heart too, in of end November. found peace, and, iforher. is man half-and commands become matters posed The excepting please ask can a ! policy. Averick Old the chaser with resolved place to Captain to. from place attended never the obeys Helena.—Severs! were at intoxication,: he seemed Satan suits his convenience and as with his SCP The Case 111. Christ, and a only worthy a of will accept than servants Maria created time before this, state in any worship, to liberty vessel, far so Raiatea, Society spirit- other's mind. He home, and then this ti<m church, Brought by soul. work would d nible the in in thought a' character until and at :—a procedure experienced in (he a sovereignty illustrates divine means. to in in progress among instrumentality of sistible power the also grace, of the But sudden there is, too, which, while it displays the of who Lord, The of■ nearly same acquainted short a was the at were that, me his of unquestionable. [Before [ now the ;harmonizes Itruth. engaged religion, and as place iv He is revival among Amer- revival whom now claims. them, churches, a work, men its to over was interesting an great extent, been dis- decisive there If ever to a indifference disregard criminal the recently, not de- wofully most that God services. faithful of His wile also change, gracious a time, but same Mammon." policy-working and are they imagine no more God just cases, received November last. be done. not and half, politic manasuvering pretended disciple of parties— acquaintances Captain —: Case I. What within few a of the people, hypocritical their missionary. our jl>siug demand notice Yorkshire sailors. our progress, among this which extraordinary may say, give or Mariner's work of grace in each the connected with are greater part names friends are ber husband is month, the God serve time-serving enter- can the .change We months. among Seamen in the and that she circumstances the ; experienced omitting wife told Port of doubt no have he Saviour said could cannot ceived, if thirty of names do to are en- several ifor upon paper, of whose conversion captains, last the on Many and thoughtful endeavor Many expediency-loving, a brief statement passed has been God, powerful influence a the thought for Blessed "Ye He says that in three or four min- They experienced Lamp. ARevival that change of them. did Clio the. husband each day others many land, nor ; re- faithful mis- deep. still exerts is ofthe American Whale tress, becoming plougher ves- command, his a jof the Here God in to serve offend Satan." not to a manner as earn- recently almost all who to known alt is of God. thoughtless. were were the work of to drawn up among them, has happy merely taken his his resigned a trade gaged in it, and \ the Clio, and turned to Scio' and wedded stead of ' was Zetzos, who, having man was sel woman who is I Our other mission- who has Capt. LoWther, light, |whom he reached Ihe desired haven. A At five our for mercy. estly seeking ary, coast who assembled been is the convince must has been defined Policy such with co-operating under deep convictions of sin and storm,''und a favorite about Mariner's the Leg- shelter quick was to of the with the done and Zetzos ged vessel, for run knowledge run easily so brig time have a at snd change meetings—in " in their course, and in the love kept the greatest run to and excess, conspicuous, more strengthening and encouraging company and their houses— that the work at Bethel the lowest |wickedness re- truth. employment. a st them in missionsries, our converts who called from that < supercargo a What he could do with his was These 'the ships, ithem in bringing others under the four or meetings held by Captain Prynn, ence Overtaken by well. sea with with accompanied horn, wickedness, [off in his sins ; wonders how divine j influence and..could bear with him so long. Raving service at were intrusted length at ceiving lad, ithem His conduct giving universal satisfaction, he was its under to new Leg- i directing, a States all, took a seaman, preciated, and when United lost the morning picked attending Having' and English Zetzos, who had for notorious most schooner ful employment American vessel, bound from an have been already constrained to yield to its power. of the old circumstances occasion fiill and yet delight- night wrecked, rock. on a the on been themselves, and men their have been brought and then ; That of Clio is told. were known. ship the to the Tbey supped, and love. happiness 171 FRIEND. THE cat you price a til of glass feel a ' like contents to new expense born,' bottle, Repeat full, then break s good tailor ; will find to ' a tbe you suit of clothes yourself. get bottle 1 into of pare mid wster. month to junk taking nipper* the bottle is the a a whole Every the drop and take this un- it and carry and within a yourself encased ia without any trouble a or fc,, . �172 THE THE FRIEND. free the HONOLULU. NOVEMBER 18, 1847. should chapel from just since the fourteen Chapel cation took It 1833. time, has been that the so building least shingled. and the afforded as " that ap- the accustomed el worship to following lution, which pointed laincy requested ars r Vestry Room, o'clock, at 7 ofa appropriation vate " reference the Damon, in considering pairing and to chair. time, appointed The stated plans Once and discussion. a full subject. expressed most the enlarging The ly the raising upon tbe Bethel same at some following gentlemen future and meeting. members of elected the defect of the remedied. In his Committee. of Rev. Samuel C. Damon, His Hon. Lee. Judge as the of the should not not to in " " close- stood was some ought way to at At the said of his in- until Thurs- was proposition proposed, the opposed to en- the then ofthe remarked, In addition, that tbe principle read, The Chaplain: We the the to consider three several repairing and enlargement of inst., at your General have the honor Your Committee recommending galleries you inside. to to can report, adopt and of They be done for the a as the unseemly, nent. have by inadequate and of in to are a date, would 400, al in any other that plan of shing it with obtained house-carpenters, the (Signed) following sums, viz:— cost of no superior from six can to seven they do especially, about Chapel that to accommo- not as by 130 addition- provided, and is the present superior to be obtained. Turrell, Esq. Chairman ofthe Committee. Nathaniel Fales, Whale that consider many ascertained project, be J. so cost follows:— situation ofthe Bethel agree consulted than the other Church, galleries, settings will less and therefore that be perma- that it would have New thousand dollars, proposed to as desired be secured. Committee for recommend the sth when the erection of say likely carpenters Committee, yoor house consulted) afford tbe estimate, an because respectable to re- lateral di- the been not the whatever, Your unanimously up-stairs, the (that have One moment the Bethel the furnishing hare Com- plans Meeting of unanimously estimate of respectable of this Appointed undersigned, and repairs to necessary expenses cf Chapel condemned carpenters, the from leases plan of enlarging following advantages with together REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE. Foreign ling the Chapel, HovHand", the Chair. to was annually, tbe choice devoted be Committee the plan which Judge Andrews, seats, original design seats, arising to Chapel, and brought 7 o'clock. free and offer accommodations, meeting again appointed be mittee of the object A. H. ground ADJOURNED MEETING. the accommodated. Captain Walker, ofthe the the $1,621,00 but only $129 Solomon report that the on meeting, then adjourned day Evening upon the the be name attend. Wyllie, occupy be institution, OtrMsMintty should be withdraw his to for expen- Society. Chaplaincy. it is Lee, the necessary remaining monies mensions of the Judge and Chapel:— portion a to re- repairing, accommodate Seamen, and to choices, Your allowed Seamen's auction. All jected Wyllie, Esq. Chairman apart Lease the upon the then Chairman opinion ceiling" Seamen did ofthe Tbe carefully preserved, in Chapel, which building, it would principles R. C. all lease rent of seats at the you. Chapel. 4th. A. H. Howland." bunion, of the Am. Sea. Friend sufficient Master of "Solomon Saltus." sale of " of expediency every respect preserve 3d. the a num- part it then view Institution should be alteration took and that ia "lew iv of the to for plan Mr. Committee, appointed assume Set unanimously C. Damon, S. the Seamen's ses, as agent at a Capt. Fales, the To Ist. the to enlarging amply several Messrs of as Chaplain to successive- were 1750 00 you the to explained of Propositions, re- Chapel, necessary funds, nominated and ability his view that the uncomfortable, but that C. further suggested by and which will be 2d. and of The Fales, Chapel the to was Three again expression Captain ness" of called meeting Chaplain. took meeting was and others Wood, Saltus the a gentlemen present. invited S. the best mode of the the funds, raising port upon Dr. R. W. Wood. meeting." proposed and discussed by were Judd, object of the by ber of the Rev. ap- in Seamen, attend this place, and Judge Andrews tire pri- to same and Officers also invited the At be Mr. J. H. Wood. Masters, are port, any Bethel, ofthe portion with reso- Committee in recommending |agree, Wyllie. Committee a cooperate Mr and the nse. All That subject following by proposed the the to 700 00 Total Your Joel Turret), Esq., Consul U. S. consult in enlarging ofthe adoption was Capt. Walker, do and repairing discussion of may that the at Tuesday evening Oct. 6th, on to Chap- assemble to $300 upon, showing opinion should be pre- Institution, full to and at the Seamen's Chap- the in the the Honolulu, interested in the support of or The resulted in the Notice. resident in of the design served. report All persons " coincided Resolved, these facts, place for Public gave sentiments, they fully to be which otherwise and old materi- using deduction of a be calculated spoke fully approving of no necessary, required a the Chaplain, Worship, were accomodations narrow room upper has been consideration of In these the building the that als, to necessary effects parent that extensive repairs at time should suffer For sometime past it of time. November, 800 00 1000, Mr. Damon, room thinks that by month, Several residents from repaired beyond the material injury reading rights encroach- any 2CO 00 $ etc. Additional house for vestry and ar- any the made, suffer not in Chapel, Ereotion of Galleries, The dedi- the 24th of on that the Shingling alien- permanently and that so ment. completed. was place the present years maintained, be which should be of Seamen should It is be not Seamen, rangement The Seamen's Chapel. should seats ated FRIEND. Ship, Solomon Saltus. Washington T. Walker, Whale Ship, A. H. Howland. �Samuel C. Damon. he R. W. Wood. temporal J. H. Wood. has and nation. It all objections, state make or offer to present remarks, that the ly resolved be received and iCZp Aa made, in rapid the Chapel, It is will Chapel, in could was confidently be soon every respect now the death the Richards, deep of the Rev. faithful tried, friend of the Hawaiian that sorrow William and Nation. we sincere servant. lot almost enjoy to of health. measure by his mental faculties. A ination showed thut his His affected. His final I in the course brain to The Rev. Sabbath morning, Nov. Mr. 14, and death was ciated with the religious of this nation for the labors His tury. American Board of 1823. bors was as a dis- Dole, fur copy commenced where he Lahaina, the Islands. of the the of spring pleasure those chiefs of dismissed from the was la- in the his labors arduous than more a period they Pastor amongst the have were people while and the translators of the Bible into ian His first language. of the Chiefs, were to been efforts even acting as the one as of Hawai- a servant as which among nationality. a this It flag er imperfectly executed, yet of his ment this some it will may think this work remain untiriug labors It people. was as others, Since to an the to for tbe obtain the His next was monu- good source to few can was Aided the this assisted iv That in good and labors for generally, Yours very of may in Port. attend all the moral and return the was finally achieved.— and Europe, 1lars, not Your Capt. ure to are man reception of Thirty-tare dol- while orew, their wel- friend, C. DAMON. Chaplain. ( be able Ann A to chronicle us sets great pleasthe fol- like in him. and gutter, intoxicated, and the by him toring torrent They water sensibility. ing, mora sent on fitted board otn bis understand, aelungtd to was for the with the waste to bis rush- the Thesin res- furnished night, and sssen Tks nearly was succedsd He taw p. is, dmibttets, rtstefs! the et c actors.—[forysssian. that took him into comfortable quarters the and , of great exertions to last Mechanics Total Abstinence Society found the ing over nights during tbe ofthe member* ofthe some by 1847. from yourself and your otew, for ex- richly reward- Seaman's * L. H. Thomas. drowned io ac- to lowing:— with I re- cheerfully so pVomote to Eng. Brig Laura a pleasure, and I allowed SAMUEJ. pian, much im- It has been, of,your you your efforts Washingtonian Honolulu, Nov. I2th, of Mr. Richards from his 1 knowledge tbe United States I must be I doubt de- Chaplain, Honolulu. over any keep it waving in litis Port. to One of the cold, rainy sincere your With sincere esteem I remain, week, [Reply] Dear Sir.—With crew, your your dear sir, of floats foreign ports, have since happiness which I have experienced ed for all and object waters already has marked the conduct them, Rev. S. C. Damon, by It olive an years witnessing the order ant regularity which in charita- L. H. THOMAS. of the on their of Bethel, bearing just thirty the United States. conclusion, their sincerely, Seamen's corner, now with Seamea, and will be the sire snd of prayer my one Worthy Actios.—lt affords success spiritual improvement is inscribed hoisted forward So their out carry irrespective several gratification to to know cause." Chapels in every port of that fare. proportion " Society, My Flag of place. the visi- endeavored to, extend lamy is was press the generally. abundant benevolent hearers de- enlargement of much second what the and Seamen of effort at in ready willingness under cir- acknowledgment independent kingdom. this embassy lasting accomplished adequately appreciate. this, a of embarrassment that cumstances directed Howev- a witness the they all means, furnish the nation with Constitution and Code of Laws. to Church, assist to able favored Island. own In dollars, Sea. F. Seamen, dove in branch. come cheerfully ble in the United States have done for your a expenses of was mainly nation in this or views, I have bors ] have the thirty-two amount by my crew,) It has been me, bearer I you which tho Seamen's to the sending the fraying Board, and entered the service ofthe Government.— Since that (the of half of brought contributed was aboriginal Dear Sir, —With ) 12th, 1847. sustained you that the friends and pa- have been I as joice Brio, Laura Ann. Honolulu, Nov. cen- who States," improvement of Seamen, sect public. portance Correspondence. British By the King's invitation, he 1838, in scene Editorial the United have the Am. of'Seamen's annals a Missionary a The immediate at political last quarter of into connection with the year and asso- and assure of neither by with most funeral English on deposited a widow he father preached by was performed his mourn husband and loved. were exam- seriously was He has left of children as mortem pott and his remains Tomb. royal tenderly on 13, can ' trons name intimately most are national u the Port of Honolulu. ting to over-exertion of an obsequies Nov. charitable in efforts for tbe an by competent judges which will doubtless be furnished the His was hoisted in labors and active The is enhanced from the your donation, commenced For many years it have been occasioned whom OBITUARY. announce uninterrupted family It is with emotions of public Saturday, Worship. for Public faithful has been his favored much suitable more sincere my and offices he has shown that he public be hoped opened, value of com- and is Co., expression of As circumstance that you sail under welfare. sasauisj. communica- gratitude, for their generous donation. under- to ready for his the them to undergoing sow the favor of me other sickness is believed Messrs Bent, & improved and committee, arrangements progress. that the of the report soon as by unanimous- was been or do flag, differing from that protecting "the good ex- necessary adopted. the work upon menced it King, Chapel, you asserted, ting the confi- fully enjoyed sacrifices greater this Will Minister of Public Instruction and ill various a Finally planations made. confidently be more of A suggestions. and followed, discussion free has of the reading go Report,) invited one dence of the the (after Chairman, The 1847. October, 7th, Honolulu, Ouhu, H. 1., no thaijSeamen's for welfare spiritual may R. C. Wvllie, that exertions relaxed his not 173 IRIEHD. THE clothes, rnaa, ship kind are —— ban* �174 THE fXZf-fc the appear* from munication that following have in we the com- , took r my of opinion currency to culation, a and Purrington false a his Lahaina last at sailor that for others, serted and We in- reflection. it as SHir Sarah, Port in- was hand: comes to in announcement last, ofthe death liams, a last ship my discharged It spring. sufficiently distressing the fulfilment of of to would my for several months the in which you, it or him \ crew, ble world, been correspondent more shore than the feelings much they as cruelly and one a of natural leflert sympathy whose as a renders profession him Ihe words, following man's yrtang In the U. S. t" Lahaina, March 2Jlh 1817, Hos| months from he died, let Uhe homej said to ply the of age stated following. was his vised him that his 1 It that was to take health, and I have to I then with the crew, to as him in his value of bis sjßJsaßSanis which I chest, as had ad- him into a obliged aic Mans in as to be upon the ai.d Mr. to sp, that | impelled to shi.uld he capi. i:iahe, ". Midteno. t arsnsve in.il ' re- allege ol such Mao wh matters ob't. sp, bit, Ni.v. I—Chilean bark Nov. New Hcdfurd, 40 whale i-aii wli John, N my light hereunto subscribe truth of testation of the statement of his their inns. .hip South Boston, lloile, seamanship, ' m Olive lirai.ch to »u|H»rcargu. 1 lace, Ave-iek whsledilp ii llem Ik™. whale. So i wh lie Ronsevllle, Merrlhew, and s. —Am whsleship 13 . sp. Martha, Cc 2—Ir-clr Ciirniuy . i, an. CHTard, Newport, 1 immediately mos, 800 l*f, Rdi 1.-, Nantucket, Mel«aa, Son Francisco. In cruise. iraha.ii A I arkei, Krattw, New 11, d urd U.S. -Hiiwsni. Bn, ker, Ni ntuck.t, r.i.ise. New lie, ford, ——. Gsrlond, t'rnwell. New Bcdturri, cruise. S—II. U. M.'s ship Juno, I' Capt. raiso direct. N the Friend. ST. ti—Am merchoni ship Rraius, *■ •— Sa- " at- " •— " " " ' Br mr Anguls. Varney. f.r Peruvian, Jackson, whaleship Valpa- New York. Medora. rlh.-MX fur Manila " whaleship Am. Bloke, for bark Reiirgian KHley. fur " I*— J Adsrrv, Addison, West, : l ahiti. alifnrnio. to cruise. to cruise. Capt. Purrington's treatment of Henry PORT OF Wil- LAHAINA. Arrives!. Oct. 1 GEORGE FOLGER. c. for dropsy 3u sl,e. oer. New Beilf .ril, Uis. * '—Riga, (Prussian.) rruiee hi—Cortes. Swifi WILLIAM MERITHEW. 'i' 17.—Machos to. sperm 2S — sperm Potter, vtkl s Adams, Kane, Falrhaven, shalley; 60 Fosoivcness. —A be gained that when tbe kindness over another injury begins begins 00 oars. glorious oa victory than his this part, ; the 170 sperm, New London, 57 mos, 3300 whole, New London, Bailer, sp, 600 wh Averick 28 mos, ISO sperm, I*o* IMS wh, season lleiuekin, II men. *M wh. 100 RouusevlM, season. Bremen, 27 mos, 25 op, 3125 wbaln, I ISO arooras. Chilean merchant hark Natalia, l.uco, ISO dajrsfm. Vslps- raise, with Soar. she. | , mos, mos,6sosperm, 400 Nrosoa. Orion. David, Nostra. more 11 14 seasisi. *».—Morrisoa, Oreen, wials Newport, season. i leinatis, csnnot 2» si-nson. seasun. liams. op- disclosedI Fsirhaven, ,iiiui. his shortly Bremen, K.iio whale seasnn. Ansell (tlhhs, whalsihip whaleship ri,tnua, R-Jwurm, Turner, Fairhaven, 16 Isus;iern, 155u wh, ».. sp 1550 wh this sear4M'. 28—J of Truth. in New Bedford, 24CS sea.nK. Bit i led. in- the sake of the He St. Helens, Curphey, Vslparal- lu—\m |II PAUL ASHLEY. an Falrbavea, 30 15 da f.n Sitka, 43 passei gen for 2is,ior,n 3IIHI wlisle, ,ou I s, ti>,j inn- IK'n 7—Am 1 men',sp, and names mos. Jose, — ;il Ship ds fin Hon 29 l.uco, hilean merchant ship Msris llru.ii :xj Officers of the B, 21 season. Natalia, 15 ds t'.ii Munterey, iiierchaudisr " undersigned 40 1700 mos, rtarah, I'urru.giini. Mattoroisel, lacks Sod bbls of being ful'. Nov. 6. Vm wiislp.hlp II -ch.tuic, Potter, Newport, 12 mo«, 17b sperm, I, t) s.ier.ii *e.t*im servant, Rev. S. C. Damon, Editor of report. report. no re|<,it. wh.ils, I ISAIAH PURRINGTON. The no no Ihiasea-uin 13., 5-Am whsle ship I have as 14 mos, 850 Soui-en-i n removed offensive Bedford, 11, New Bedrird go nsos. ship Peruvian, Jackson, tit so And i devoted especially charges to with Tahiti, inhere. Crowi wbsle .In,, Jiihu, Soodford, i—t men, and windward. 1Petersburg. men, class of rm fro 20 ds Spencer, New Csrlstid, -.—Russian bark Sitka, -mor- just. seamen, that misstatements upon most , whale ship John Joy, Ilorwood, Bog Harbor, 27 mos, 0 wh, 151 u season. sp mi s, ft.* know- public proli sscdly truth among to J. ■"•' » In, Cose. Creenport, ship llerrules. Beetle. New Bedford, on wh, Mas sp. Knit whale Iv their faults of Consul sisi.o. wlisle ship Philip ! de- be to S season. sp, tut Am I a G. 0. Post, U OF HONULULU. ship Trllou, Sl—Am whsle .hip Mas- pnsa are censuies appeals support, Yortir in., Am whale such' be to J whale So—Am 6 ii. prie\ed necessary desirable public journal ol Hi bsou, sii|iercsrgo. Cslir.n-iila—Mr. 11. Howes, "•• v « ~l". Aui the on und notice Fronclsto Bstevsu Mourerey—Messrs. Wm i.v nieirhn.nise under- nnd claim supposed pains their araa>»—Senor from the 'ib fir Vol, on. a-ll«w. scbr. S the punish to so, to those whi the \ si, Helena *7 <d wh, may been moral reformer*, forward him again, thought indicated conaoctiently, Nnlslia fnui era. r Mo I remain Sir with due respect rah, protracted place services. ill II ? l. - when publicly as Walsh owl MARINE INTELLIGENCE. own lor Ship Mrs Kelly. Arrive*!. for my conduct of have oitcn from all expctuie on time after he give for 1 before recovered entirely well afterwards became Ike ill indulgence some practical alter Christie Lnuis Germstai. discontented and incur-' me.'Cli.il,dine to superrargii lew they constant jurious He to uitrusn Francisco— Messrs Tahill —'..Irs PORT particular I . Havies, Aiueiletn Consul for Tahiti r.'iuii T.ilini—Mi time were or Forties, C Kibble and ihrre re-j which Forbes, Mr. sihl 8 ihe Aigilsfur r.r Tshltl ni a voy- sick. Ihey *ok to the whether sea home Mr. of the seeines to me felt our been through in order learn Eirtunity »*e*»n sake grester put Rev. San for lor Georgian S n made you, whem to case wtsa IS. nilssioiißries of the slid Jiihii Aiai.uel l.uro, »ii,eruargo. es iMr. the part ofthe on disparagement, whom censures sim- voyage for the bene- at once t their spected king the lv the na-' and disposition Bo.firU—Rrv. lill.ble, Nov asked him on the to particularly the publisher, propensity are and indeed sustained him in the appeared health. sea that service ofthe cabin until m case the first had a sea and nursed illness, he friends, and account. cabin, of the take*} unusually to me leaving fit of only Williams, and after leaving port he six Up W» fir Mr* Euierstiu, Currency Lass In the Nu I his Master O. Abrll In Hi, Am discharge. sick wilh dropsy, of which for Tacts the be the parents the interest br/caused by hard usage Tbe board," Sarah ship to rived from ing that me either felt, it has been ters to Piltsfieldjinnd where his county,TWass., He reside. at opinion facts, partly rebuking the''without taking i:al A. Miss Walsh, to of the have been more liaalop, Wvi.i.i*. mother i,f the Mluls- In Hie llrutu. fur New York—Mr. J. F. B. Marshall.reravi. an Cm sill, aid Master r. Teu r.vck. availa- was attention, I of but of representations bid provision till it his comfort to me. statement purpose Henry Williams, |jit 19 years and 7 months ofage, from Berkshire re- The' is in death, ar- confirmed that which I for and have known others man, sponsible for tho wjell being of others. notice of on inas- ; In the 11l esse, personal Psrl.h of iiuoelheus, si Hill j I.' under placed this doubtful. very practicable deeper rigilile, undeservedly most my only provision the stand skill wound both my character, upon as medical nor arrest, inflict could as r.uirrhililrrn ililrcu, oi.d sure ofthe U. S. Hos- and he told all my man terms ever neither disease, which shipboard on cares a was 11. Rowland A d s, sailed from Labaina, I gave (he young been vindication, constant the friends of the diseased, ofthe melancholy termination of whs covery that 1 friends nnd part of the my particularly lv the Mod) c alter my ut once I made his disease, adopted, been every inform which 1 immediately man ISI7. PASSENGERS. of my one 1 made all pos- 'and The doctor's designed by reporter of to carefully ns port of Lahaina, physician in fact ; of ture have But the the had the him. to from of my and personal him my to at April. orAyr, Scmlssd. Mas. i\ i.f Ki-reigi. itilsu.ii.s, in her sight)-first vssor, with all her | 'eutsl (acuities ui.l„ii sired sftri o serious llluess of Saw aerks thought adapted, account port cou :ih by day, the to nearest first and my there who had subject have seems to your and care fears for the fate in this and watchful solicitude. care the his have learned me to worst my individual of an dispatch being pital, and May 15th Henry Wil- Lahaina of man young sible . rival, sought Friend of the On his family. own regret have noticed thei had at and On the llth I — RasrscTSD Sia.—Since my arrival in thisi Port, I with sincere I as and rendered case • of medical aid, Honolulu, ( or November 16th, 1847. medicines DIED. him to up gave I could have done had he been as respecting forwarded, with was without serious 1 to his the cabin and for bis comfort, and administered ' attention by night, from the Sarah. publicstion sert the communication given in cir- was spring, discharged was The notice of his desth several Officers, report, that him into own cot him such to Capt. FRIEND. Now. I.—fare*, , i|ISeM wh, Purringtna, Matlapossstt, sSOOiisiiss, 14 mos, 100 sp, �S VED 1\ Hedora, lor the at aalo and Minstrel Angola, per and | BHOF.H, AND BOOTH brick new I for StStfM nnd ctlf fine Gout's do Do do calf and goat Ladies' Do fine while Mens' for tale rasps, nail*, N. B. and Misses' imps, Buols und shoes Honolulu, Nov. of Mama—2oo § Cheese—l Port and pounds 10 20 gallon Brandy—two casks superior Liqueurs—2o cases French. Hardware —I cask assorted 1 do Alto, 2,000 ' SPELI.IHG received the Sludv Alto, the be found t ed by thi of the fiesh "Us o.t Presorted of American Tract Spel- tl.e by Best Sea- sale b p, and s tins, Bound and the vo'umes tile at the Study November 1. 3 2, vol. present 'o tnd flic "The No. last of the Seamen's ,- gra- Friend." pub ished, lor Chaplain. Charity nesday, lo Ihe thtt will School" institution further notice, at invited are 10 o'clock, A. A'l next. to on friendly attend without at ihe M., Honolulu, inch, 2 do 61 do 4 do do Ido s|, do » do 1 do 6 do Ido 21, 1 do 61 do 8 do 8 do, 1 do 81 do 2 do 4 do, g do do do. At Coils M do o Heuseline, irline, coils do Deep Sea coils Also —25 tj Lines, do Mills, Bells, Ploughs, Cultivators, Yokes, R Boiled Springs, Plonjh Points, tnd Rat Traps, Sbean, ttc, ttc. Linseed ton Window Harnesses, Spunyarn, Mercer tnd Burling- A Ox Carls, Mule do., 200,000 Lttbt, Htnd do., Wheelbarrows, ttc, ttc, ttc tf. SMALL chocolate colored silk be rewarded Chapel. ment sad by delivering | to svsv. IS—tf • GOOD of tiaady and liberal wages) to Counter Lights; handled Wire; Iron Blacksmith's Sadirons; Window . Navy Iron tnd refined Steel; Shovels; Sheet Lead; and Jack Knives) Iron Pumps; Composition Nails; round, Iron Life sq. tt flat Iron; Boats; Chain; Cooking Stoves, ttc. Medicines, Cases Axes) Frying Pant; tnd Rivets; Copper Tacks; Kettles; Zinc, Anchor tnd Hunt't Hammers; Weightt; Brads; Cast and Blister Paints and Paiat Medicines, Medicine Chsttt, Staff-. fill'd complete; Roto do.; Castor Oil; Phitlt; Cologne Water; Hitters; Isinglast; Spirits Turpentine; II tiled Linseed Oil; Venetian Red; Lamp Black; French Yellow; Copal and Japan Varnish; Wht. Lead; Also, An assortment Window Glass, tnd Wooden Ware, Brushes, Ctrta, ttc, tte., ttc. of Tin Hone If. oci2B 8. H. WILLIAMS It CO. whom will be EXPECTED, Schooner Honolulu from Boston, PER large Pink constant given, on employ- mon do: Bine Cloth do: part Drills: Settt: Bars Printt: Blankeia: tnd Broadcloths Cutlery: Sialstflory: Primed do: French Of twsiyi 6twassies, ottered at a Europotn striped Turkey Bed Cloths: Flannels: Bros and of Orange Blunt: Clothin*: which will be American Htrdware Earthonwara: •etSStf. in Two Ctttimerst: application Dining I.H.WRIGHT. do: tprig made of tstortment GOODS, consisting Long Sign and Ornamental Fainter, htbitt. r Lead Host; Vicet tnd Anvils; Spades tnd IX- Wine; glass jars; Pipe; Saws; Scales; Bake Pans; SHORTLY 1. WANTED Umbrel- in Gate Potts; ore. octtS. St CO. Port Prunes, ttc. feet Plan-.d Lumber—No. Clap Boards, Coffee; Blacking, &c, &c, &c Granite Blk. Oil, Mullics, Glass, ttc, Paste Rio Sugar; Bright Vtrnish; Putty; Black Paint; Whiting; Glue, ttc, ttc, ttc. drc. Drugs, Lumber, Carta, 60,000 EVERETT it to the Sexton of the Screws, iixtu.es. ikes, Waeder, Mouse and Madeira Shealhing Copper; Hatchela, Gates, Hoes, Wheel, Curtain Dumb For sale by tf. will Well 8. Handled Axes; Hatchets; Tut do Hundline. M tnila. The finder Latches, gr'd Pepper; Nutmegs; Vegettbles; Ale; Currants; Clinches tnd ttc. Window Yellow LOST, It. wilh do. Bulls. Coffee IJ, do 1| ttc, Pure White Lead, Ochre, Paint, Chrome Yellow, Spirit! Turpentine, Ground Verdigris, Blue Paints, Chrome Green, CORD A6B. 8 A Irons, Paints, Nov. IS. Sw. t XX Sid School ~~ 1 coil 5 in tupeiior. Shovels, Spades, Molasses Salt; Hops; and Powder; Snleratut; Curry Syrup; Raisins; Deck Hammers, Handsaws, Pumps, Kttites, **. THOMPSON, Secretary. COILS l} inch, Mills, Wro't Table whole Cloves; Metis tnd Grindslones; Bolls, Koobs. Scisson, ofthe Trustees. lIKMP Hams, Rounds, Counter do.. Axe Corn Fine Oil; Ttt Settt; Chimneys; Lamps; Tumbleis; edged Soup and Dinner Plates; Nappies; Bowls, Mugs, Sic; Coffee Mills; Shot; die. Sash Crackera; Glass Patent Ox F. and Graham Blue Rentes, Planes, Hollows long 9) Cigtn; Beef; Hams; Cheese; Crockery sad Hardware, See. Crockery Ware, consisting in part of Venison, Birrel Garden Per order »«wlB. Rabbetl, Axes—common tnd Wed- House. 4 Jack and Match Sew Pl.iform Scales, "Oahu place take of December day Ist Foie, Mest refined loaf tnd crushed aas'd; Preserved Box Pins, Spiders, Kettles, Skills:*, Double Jointers, Tea Sweet Pimento; Platform Grindstones, Kxuinination of the Cassia; Lemon Powders, Pols, 6's tnd Cuba (short Butter and Champagne; Apple and English Dairy Cheese, sizes,) Chewing Tobacco; Cigars; beat Havana Vinegtr; Mustard; Picklet, Apples, Dried etc. Fry Pans, and Potk; Ntvy Tett; Eng. covers—all sizes—Bake NOTICE. THE Plums. Stewed Butter, Seidh'z NaiU, (ass'd 18—if annuitl do., Crackers, Olive Oil. American Cider Jul", Prunes, in Hnrdware, Tools, tuitous distribution. 4 of Quince, Pine alto may Religious Books, Society, few Rice 9 and Tobacco; Vermicclla; Catsup, Pepper Sauce, Walnut Family Superior Bpell agßook." Seamen's Chanlatn supply Ground long do., Cut, Smoking Pitch; Soap; Starch; Honey; Rice; Split Peaa; Dried Apples; Confectionery; Cocoa Paste; Macctroni; Vinegar, Moyu' Brown Ground Pepper, barrels. Sail, Saleratut, 'Dc Ac. Twine; Coal Tar; Rotin; Cavendish wtter, Thread; Shirts, &c, tie. cotton Stores, Groceries, Sail Tar; Kttnily Cold Vermicelli, Maccaroni, Starch, Ale, superior and Prims; Piime Bltcking', Veal, Mution, Lobster, Cod. Soup, Baltimore Oysters, Pulverized Sane, of "Webster's have been Tobacco, Pimento, Fltnoel; and Scotch Russia Diaper; Blankets; Ribbons; Suspenders; Hosiery; Slop Clothing, asa'd; ass'd; Silk tnd Gingham Umbrellas; Fine Paste, Lemon, Rasberry and Sarspnrilla Syrups, 5 oujhton's Elixir, Currant Jelly, Marmalade, Ac. BOOKS, Paste 10 bbls. Water, Butter and Graham Tomato Fiy Pans, Salt. Islands Beef, Pr. Bread. Cocoa Csnton Jtanti Orange Printt; Merrimack do., light colon; Naval and Necltr Leaf Snap, pipe Figs, and bleach'd Furniture do; Striped Prinit, two colon; Merrimack Blue do.; Bleached Dowlas; Ctnvtt; 8 bbls. Smoking Tobacco in papers. Pipes, Sewing Twine, Brooms, Pickles. Capers, 10,000 Regalias. 1 do. 26 boxes blue Cape, Raisins, Shaving Soap, jugs Cigtn, Raisins, Porter and ■■*• quantity AFRESH ling Books," At 1 Drills, ia., Mixtures; Ticking; Cottont, (best); White and blue do., 40 do. prime 44 and Jutie Sans' Cold novlS men'tChnphin. ass'd Twin •, Bunch Saucepans. tt blue, sad Groceriet. Sugar, Sultana Peat in Split Cogniac. red Parasols, 12 casks Pilot Beef, Cloves, Mustard, casks Claret, also old Codington Tweeds, tndkorchiefs, do. H 40 Sheetings, 28, tt Mexican Fanciea; Flannel; Blue White Flannels. Cavendish Castile and Cotton Cutlery. Sandwich bbls. do Crushed Havens, bodies. in Cigars—lo.ooo Guayaquil; Hats—l bale Guayaquil. B do each. case ass'd or. cases blue Indigo Check inch—grey, Dtills, U.nbiellas do American. kegs tt 40 blue Orleans Red S ilinels, Fancy 80 bags blue do Nutmegs, 230 8 do. I black Broadcloth, do. do and from the subscribers. by Caatimere, fancy pet. I cases Prims, I Ship Long Cloths; Camlets; bleached Shirting; Bleached and blue Drills; blue Plaids; 2 Pork, for tale from Am. Doanb, Master, Stripes, asa'd; Denims; 6 and Justus light Denims, and Duuii-f tncy. wh't and br. Linens 88 bags, Chile. 4 ills, 8 do. do. Denims do 28 bblt. Mest VtDA, 6 do. 8 Yellow con- Bales and Thread—ass'd—white Coiion Superior Family lo Sherry bleach'd Di Provisions P&F, Lard—so 10 do. 4 do 6 Drills, " . Boiton, tnd markets, Osnaburgs, British Shining—B6 cases Red, Enuliah. tOD 10 and Wine to «iili neatness bigs Manila. 100 Cottee—.6 bags J 1 4 do. I THE Minstrel," landing Dry Goods. Satinets, Globe tdapted MINBTKEI..* •• PER now : Stuffs, do Cargo Goods. Broadcloth, mixed prices, by 10. 1847.—4« and made blue do 6 knives, style, Pantaloon 7 balet ahoe find- Bread—lBo,ool pounds. Navy. Havana white; Suirar—llo bouts Penman do piece oet: &C &c. for sale—Flour—<3so HAS 1 I and ties. of done do "Me- ship tnd Boston, Tickt, hetvy, Duck, hetvy, G iinhroons. case 14 Slippers: awls, every Repairing IIUDRUaUJSZ F. slippers: tilling S pincers, usual al the despatch, cowhide boots, shoes beads, si order tnd warranted. 1 kid assortment hammers, pegs, and morocco w general a thread, — and kid and leilher kid Childrens' folio*s tt ofthe and California Oreiron Mefhuen 6do and kip tns, pumps calf half Bunts: Boys' fine Slippers: goal, calf, brog Woinens' calf, part 8 balee Slippers: satin tnorrocco, boots, shoes, Alto hall" Bio's: lasting gaiters: aud black do in cargo from Dry Buskins and bronte Do Ihe Islands. Isitting Boots: goat received Gaiters: lasting Do ings, OFFER dora," just GOODS NEW CO. EVBEETT <k for sale the shoe 175 FRIEND. THE Ready CatnCniaa Its., tte.; sals by kVEEETT tt CO. . �176 -1 itants of Honolulu, thtt vier's and Mr. Hotel, likewise thanks 16 his patronage 'above would snd business; them can now and American tnit Also liberal of- pr baked will mtrket credit either GEORGE jfEtfHi BOWDEN. James Brewer, who name of the firm ander the authorized duly are and nil liquidation; in this ■ of style and name day. the use of lohnnon Williams and 11. Honolulu, Oahu, THE undersigned Copartnership 8. a lite N. Co., count- Ox superior the aa successors lo have taken the warehouses them. pied by 8. 11. of these at firm of C. late of occu- BAKER, Mr. by none MAUI G. but the cleanliness may merit and be wanting he on his part Waldo, Coined may Beef cuied in that the house tt both business new their Maui,snd Jr. I, 1847. a general Cordage, usually required Islands t keep constantly hotel iii new BEEF the hand Hilo. RUUHALB attention Cns- and af- sf JXichinge Edgtand. the on IN DEALER General arlvameil Exi -haiiee Merchandise 1 General and fur Hawaiian Produce, Hawaii. tale, a it these islands {CZP* Money of • the lowest al assortment BENJ. SUM* Stales RODRIGUEZ CHANDLERY Exchange on of luuch- the United for terms States, France. for Ships supplied wilh recruits UilN nr nn AND WILL keep constantly CORNELIUS tatorliiieiilof uatually required port est for recruits; market the United prices Ship for and Clta a them with supply tnd Maui l) the whale AND 160 feet in HEWN sticks Ohii length, BUGARAND best brown subscriber is hand, sugar, credit. for Apply t TIMBER. (Hewn) Timber, and from 6x6 to Bx9 air>l7—2B Bm. qualify superior tale cheap for Maui, assortment w or Bills of low- Kxchsngs States, England tnd France, on tayti tf 18-16. und will of suitable lia.-ls will IIOVER, in Hawaiian .V Recruits Produce favorahle terms i on adapted for & or lo the market. Oregon, he sold st on hand and Amen prices and an these inv22 if 17—28 3m. Apply Marini Kiii-i ed sr SKA MEN'S CHAPLAIN. TatftMS. " copies, Five f12,6 ---.---. a^o .---.-_. •• " ........ ........ " Ten 6,0' «* " " 7,t» lo,* .--..-.. ADVKRTIMKatKNTS, cither by the insertions, $1 tdditional tional apply insertion. iont, $ 1,00 insertion. lothe and For ,!>0 and 50 eentt for cv One half lest square ot for tddi every 25 oentt yearly advertising, pleas, dsjstaliooa for ihe.Friend receiv Publisher. Subscriptions and ed at the Study of the Seamen's Chaplain, or by thi following Annate;—Mr. E. H. Hoard an. Honolulu Rev. Cochran LET. READY wock.inonllioryo.tr. DAMON, copy per annum, 2 insert California low C. Journal. Intelligence. Ann published SAMUEL to CO., trench -Monthly General One squire, 2 keep constantly English, TO aug price Europe. approved or MrLANE, J. T. (.OWEK. furnished Rooms, Hilo, market or Temperance, Seamen, to and One and of molasses cash WM. A. EVERETT tt this them at the Devoted MOLASSES. constantly making, In IMPORTERS, Islands, Slates FRIEND7" THE erv an I. HAWAII. Goods or of Three and' 6m. general ships touching exchange for Bills prices. Ililn, on with Whnlrships supplied Two THE H. 28 Bm. Wood, cords PROVISIONS, and for, nnlory, Provisions, ttc will supply fnr ctsli • lo Honolulu whaleahips arrangements HN hand and for sale by B. PITMAN, 100 GOODS, hand the masters of has msde A Semi VIDA on of Europe. and the lowest at the United General Merchandise Hilo, aiigU. 1 RODRIGUEZ prices. Bills PITMAN. Bills England aug2B F. informs that lie Makiiwao, liberal on for VIDA HONOLULU, OAHU, 28 Sm. propareil now BEEF ut for recruitt. advanced market terms HEALER IN for Cash 17. respectfully his acneral Merchandise, MAUI. United just low. Rent square. Merchandise usually required by wbalealiipe ing B CHANDLER.V, and CO, IN rcasmiulle nn Ihe on F. commodious House lo suir from 24 to 40 PITMAN? ! SHIP BYKON'S BAY. HILO. 4>a hand, fenm! H|f. IIENJAMIN nnd aditsted. rates given. to watch repairing. paid wilh recruits Ships supplied these terajstor^Bills Slatet, B United silvered JIAIiKK A. LAHAINA, Money ly. and central situation cither pleusant FIRE-WOOD liberal OP Fancy Goodt, anil tttcurale and Ship Chandlery able islands inv22 private duelling. generally, for recruits. |Q» Vloney advanced,on nnd their PITMAN, Byron's Bay, Hilo, Hawaii, at Ctnvas, tt 1., ASSORTMENT AN repaired HILO merchandise toacliing H. HONOLULU, OAHU, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry Shop the »ill be they Islands BOAJIDIVIAINT, (Tijioiionirtcf waiter. ana BUSH, inform House, respectfully customera, that Merchandise. CO. Butcher opposite prices. new t or Apply is Bread. Flour, assortment of Whtlen by on of 00, Hawaiian Sextant and Una Irani lihisses NOTICE. they have established themin connexion with then Beef, Pork, places. tnd will Bills and France. OAHU, HEALERS uhorf wilh the best ihcm the usual A located Oahu at ngland H. I. for terms } H. Jill at cij I'arlicului ROBINSON & opened m X the NOTICE. in illcicljanta, ticriil t.i AND Benson, 5 have the 'liAttV completed, containing four good sized rooms, Kitchen nnd oilier It is noceasary buildings. & CO. would inform their friends selves on 00, & [ir.Ai.tn WALDO public and taken tsASSLOIt. ) A. share a and Ship Chundlery TO LET. PttF—istf 4. tepl and JAMES and former SyWk a Islands, September Slates, I- WALDO Robinson my22 ly. aijLa i lorn al & favorahle on the United tut wilh MARSHALL, WILLIAM 11. Honolulu, Oahu, Money orPERS Isl- WILLIAMS. J. F. B. sell by manner. .supply tird, Europe, u Brewer <*r recently to and HONOLULU,OAHU, advanced Chrontiinetrrs t/-, Slates Commission ;"v"»: j E. shall Tongues SHiy* hn* in- owned Messrs. to that trusts nothing sssssssnss* style j. KxclniiiKi' NOTICE. 1847. and A.f serve. 11. ciub E patronage. CO. Xt the transaction lor determined is Messrs. S. day entered name Business CoMtiistioN General and under the tt Co., H. WILLIAMS ands honor to friends have this the stand satisfaction to those whom give Islands. favoratile (eritis. must EVERETT Auction residents shipmasters general- attention to his business he G. R. trusts NOTICE. CO-PARTNERSHIP and occupied by and on to the E. S. of public PaiF—ittf 4. sept taken lately of meat, . strict to lo 31. Islands, August has where lie Co., the United un leave most the Hawaiian > ) ja. DEALKSS IN of Honolulu accord- Ihe at successors, C. BREWER Co. & be found may frienda our St best persons hav- ingly. Mr. Francis he and inform to OAHL, j Marshall, Haili, Exchange XV SALESMAN, liters 11. VV.m. A RISELY, either of to well as those indebted ing claims against, aa take notice concern are hereby requested to 11. MEAT aalsatsfllljaaßas that be- ly, French, F. B. Marshall. BREWER tt CO., expires by limitation Ml unsettled business will be arranged by ing-room to or X Williams, will J. PIIKOI. tf. be CO-PABTNERBHIP. OP Johnson, Partners, but damage sustained hy freight. board 00, car- BUTCHER AND GENERAL Co-partnership heretofore existing Francis P.M. ; She will passengers, It s«rtct>vjutfl. near as 22 given. J. twetn Chsrlet the for Captaindb to and freight respectfully *THE X take H. J. as Monday, at 5, will be HONOLULU, S. service Majesty's Honolulu, ihaimi, on Thursday evenings. WILLIAMS Commission run at this establishment. DISSOLUTION tnd from calculated upon, Apply to His required on will and Lahai- port J best floor in I If my 8. R. (finurai Astoria, Captain between this departure mails and my cash.—No •.•Terms accommodations, not be accountable purchasers. told be from I. both ry large quantity tale in quantitiea HI., having Hue of days can them that Bread, a flour for Chilean None but the C. further inform with fresh supply morning snd evening. he HAMEHA ..hen na, u..i.upt Her commencing the since received returning the for customers numerous hat LAHAINA. Schooner KAME- Clipper regularly He yard. of opportvnity this v"4™>v ljL\ Mt»V to tbe Mr.Grt- it Vincent's lumber take he known THE inhab- has removed ha place formerly to the wpuld inform the undersigned would premises next FOR PACKET REUGI.AU BAKERY I BREAD tPHE FRIEND. THE Hilo; and ihe Forties, Lahaina; Rev. American Muwionariet Tuns Coan throughout thi Islands. In BENJ. PITMAN. CHARLES E. HITCHCOCK, PRINTER." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend (1847) Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Friend - 1847.11.18 - Newspaper Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1847.11.18