https://hmha.missionhouses.org/files/original/7998ca64b18c309cbd1b62b1b9521ba8.pdf 89e584a6528453947a8bf0c648660f4d PDF Text Text FRIEND. 1 THE SRMI-MOItTHI.Y /OUR-fALs A Publishe#WT«ditt;d Samuel C. I>y will Chaplain, Stamen's' mo.y, 1843. l Jl jEAMRS, AND TEJMJBAIH'- (usually) 1, IXTELLIGCXCE. FRIEND, THB OF JANUARY I. lIO\OMLI, OAIIU, 9. IU. Vol. GENERAL AXD SBAMEIt, MARME T&MPSRAItCE, TO »£VOTSD Da issued be the Wand loth of every month, on 8 containing Itach namber pages. t bums. One j,'ive <t " I --- " <« " ". lain, or Mr. at by E. study the 6,00 - - ... - - - 7,00 10,00 - for the Friend of the Seamen's the following agents H. Boardrnan, Chap- — L. Andrews, Seamen's Mr. 4,00 # Subscriptions and donations received #2,50 • • ' Three T«n \ - annum, per copy Two copies Honolula; Rev. Lahaina; Chaplain, Burnha-n, Koloa, Kauai; and the Am. the Islands. Missionaries throughout ADVERTISEMENT?. m Terms.—One square, a insertions, $2,25, and 50 cents for every additional insertion One half square and 374 for cents For yearly tion. one or column, less, FLOATING nuiiimT 2 insertions, every THE CHUROn QiJR OK Moudit tb* reor «r $1,75, $iO. not exceeding PRAYER AT I painted THE EPISCOPAL FLOATING Prayer LYDIA SJGOUKNBT. may be sweet, in cottage WiM-a aire an While through . H. SEA. I child the devoutly kneel, open nigli casement This novel and the homes, The vernal blossoms fragrant steal. way be sweet, in stately "halls is Where heart with kindred heart And upward The to York, hymns praise melodious sent. las?. The soul's appeal to how warm God may be, From friends and native land should turn, A wanderer on the faithless sea:— to sanded edifice, built 20th of the Brooklyn, and gy and seamen citizens solemn and being first huge with to sermon by service of two withi and in when dark open of a tion of The\ on all enclosed are front of which is a In a and naat beai a ship's for n object which strikes the • large gilt anchor, re immediately over the coeflH The design, execution and «f}Di building the parties reflects great cred concerned. attracted much wereli supposed, jited and appropriateness. this servedly interested J color, this beautiful edifice is the it bible table. cler- stone reading desk, peripit, much athnired been The fir* entering tation about hours,, when the ben- The table roanshi;> and consecra- Bishop from the attentive an audience for about which has Feb. The la- seated, the then admitted. were interesting and the listened a as plastering. painted over. chancel rail, number of in attendance. were seamen, dies and with gentlemen, together together put like marble font in the form of New( of the apper [communion of N. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Onderdonk, York and by closely so to matched and the service of Al- Tuesday between 30 and 40 tion, But he who fain would know beautiful consecrated was mighty God, on 250 blent, the Eternal Throne ol SEAMEN, The outside is covered with cedar board* CHAPEL Young Men's Missionary Society ladies Prayer and led, FRIEND. SEAMEN'S . FOR SEAMEN. MM FOR anor nwiiu. eadditional i"«r- advertising, POETRY. BY SAVTOI/R, nu mnr, that from 10 it the three days May examination. to it it It attention, 12,000 e/as erer ha* de- and it persons 14 vw thrown open for be attractive and pronounced and they dismissed. filled with anxious hearers, hungering and of this Floating I description the thirsting after righteousness, and may to distant our Church would be interesting faithful servant of the Most High who has state that it is of readers, we will briefly of his master's vinecharge of this portion wide deck ediction was Thinking a ■ ShooM hear its deep, imploring tone Rise heavenward o'er the When billows toss the foaming surge fragile bark, And fearful blasts the conflict urge. Gothic archttecttwe, baitt By «f 36 96 No refuge waves where the foot may and skies, flee, How will he cast, O Rock Divine! The Anchor of hit hope k Thee. j walls at sufficient the eaves to seat are 28 11 feet boats of 70 that of a timbers. high. feet with 600 persons. tire interior roof is Which two strongly by large is The apex of the roof Naught, naught around, bat pn feet/covering *set long, attached a The yard lie found long neglected Sailor', an area together with the side walls are at bis to post, the breakm perishing April mariner.— a. number of Magazine. II The form of crushed ever bread of eternal lfe arcn, ceil* . Sailers tow of New York, visiting the city aro furnished with the fourth chapel for the �2 THE Chapel t* be ues in Rosevelt The old Mari- *ant subject still contin- ally drawn street The friends of thronged. in the Baptist and Methodist denominations tions for the thousands of resort to view and zine will show Men's Episcopal in their church, Let God efforts which with abundant sudden be mous crowning hitherto uttering were at confirm is The follow- statement, ad- this in columns the like the I believe ship and satan too in God's as These Sir,— Dbar communicating have the facts spring; bonrd are the are had on board we •sailed these at s eft port, • of To presented of to on his that mind, he was the Rev. also he that me convicted reading of sight impression constrained Temperance completely evening by previous tract, and a throne of grace and that he bad giveness, adding to God's assistance, other bad habits been on guilty. the of which of having religion Mr. Coan, Finding that swearing at our forwith and had hitherto he own were been aroused few weeks I had beard n Rev resolved, At this time my subject attention imploring leave off to his sins quiet his mind by humbly confessing before the endeavored had thoughts serious, my by previously a sermon from the to, feelings 25 medical treat* discharged and shipped 87 .... Consul the by as passen- 5 at present in the 13 Hospital, •• am Mr. There died in '- IConsul's hands, honor facts connected with Almighty iC. Wm. rest on H. Dear Sir, the on belonging two Obt Wm. Wells, J. to J. R. Massy, Dropsy. hard Sherman, tumors. be, your humble servant, &.c. W. J. j 5 Hydrocephalus'. Wolley, 1 have the honor Sir, Andrrws, of course were | htbtsis. Danforth, Dart, Dysentery. Hoping <di inking. may remaining Aneurisms. Smith, faring brethren, sea the in Hospital in the harbor, viz: Erasmus Glover, arresting iC. destruction. the all 7, whereof in year, trusting |to ships HELLRUNG. Rer.SL C. Damon. 5 Dec. 26, board a Hamburg on Honolu- Hospital, Stales Re- Brig 1844. this iropor- 1844. Lj«aina, Maui, Sept. 21, 1844. Dear Sir,—l received ,ago, ,a from the Rev.'R. missionary forming interested the to that he me two years Thompson, formerly Marquesan sent the at " containing manuscript letter a Islands, in- time same a of Mar- A Sketch Reterbnd Sir, —As you are &c." written fbr the Hain the welfare of seamen and the progress of 'quesan History, The said waiian Spectator. manuscript, allow me to relate to you the temperance, I had supposed was lost, has to day which which will show you that following facts, I have to hand. come hastily glanced not there may be found true temperance if through it. and think it would be read with whose home is on sailors, teetotalism among the readers of the Friend. All interest by Baltic or North sea. coast of the on spirit oard the seen rations intoxicated, should shore, were coffee twice and weather the prepared As the crew lose the given tea his received at night ginger tea for every watch twice this ame into Brig to have the foremast hands, something they should before the call to on offer ter, but we draw clude his and give that they so to board. One hour was for Mr. Commerce, Sandwich Islands. strangers I brig sailed from this place, " we now give place in manu- have we Wyllie to con- valuable sur- Btc". Missions, Most our contents of the Rer. Mr. the foregoing let- him 'that assure waiting to the comprehensive and the of vey of the would been mate to gin may have thought regard script which accompanied simply the in quite negligent Cap port, i cold ALEXANDER. Our friend Mr Alexander instead, In yours, W. P. S. C. Damon. Rev. us day. once a No wages. but out, gallons same might • whether on board the second tain gave orders to of brandy and off two Very truly Brig Julia, Hamburg under the condition that whosoever should be or I on shipped when Hilo, Hawaii. on 60 — 'Died, the in to in of of the United port of- told hands who man been had the on a another by me profess Honolulu, must to of i do. simple path blessing " at what Phillippi, exclaim with the jailor This was made the I do to be saved." known . - under all, the U. S bring .Remain officers our the was - EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE. few a lilt and sinfulness in the to still Seamen's Chaplain, Lahaina. us " Abbott's Young in passage Idenly became awakened to a powerful - year, been have For the Friend. i so - in January 1844, from unani- this number of Islands, and one of -1. wages, 1Sent to so have prov- who God's the on fr«>m Oahu, about the sand V*)ks few, a follows: as on but the wiles this i Yours, &.c. in vessel circum- following on and man every convicted, assistance, 1 pleasure great the you occurred which last I to for Heaven- son to our their Lord. > ) praise' us to worldly temptations display of that the November 18, 1844. the lan- I Of this of influences with stronger a a profane were we been not re* the United States Hos- ol place, December ]Have drank the end of the year, I furnish report - em- seen, board of on of .Admitted, lips |Remained from last often and utter the almost was strong for all but ed Christ that your labors among my Bhip Peruvian, St. John, N. B, that to prodigal that time at the sinners of it to 16, reading had never crew near a this |pital of steer- those too to with the as Father. forwarded by him this Friend. made but heard change ascribing he worship that blasphemy holy spiritual striving usback hearts of of in the sea. Lahaina, and publication stances in the was been now the was in God's the Rev. L. Andrews, seamen's to chaplain ship Then it of purpose and uniting id in the meetings you J cabin gallons of spirits Captain Penhailow crew. and healthier < opportunity great relax in their land, God himself on living temples will letter to erecting temples ly of seamen during far off upon the seamen, for and when us, in 'marked that joined the two that there had been the Iher size. others of the ship's ' As it is of prayer, and sing hymns God and to the Lamb. So charities is sojourn consecrating dressed h language, good While the christian accommodation their brief ing scriptures Creator. to public seems success. by her the and 10,24.) the christian not church the our drop by < a prayer. held social we ployed ohristians see joined he in been previously Christ, and forecastle for the behalf of which love in had of guage (Hebrews works. to to done out in efforts another one be love short time several a offered, Young who man the to being in down with c»me conversing 'and reported of and there Wilken Captain Mate opportuni- an purpose eternity, with « natur- we were whenever the of frequently us In connected with not to are for one company age pleasant is It seamen. with annu- Maga- " that the conclusively praiseworthy provoking for from the ship converted foregoing the Sailor's Missionary Society," the that seamen that port, while extract the providing accommoda- in have been active together things the congenial, were ty occurred seamen on al*/ (Janoahy, A worship of Almighty God. ner's ¥UIEND. gladly columns to Thompson's dot the man- �THfc which will uscript, be followed sketches of other portions of from Peru by original Polynesia. MARQUESAN that cific, PART I. " discovery Their early history. by Thompson, formerly discovered, was has excited Considerable interest extended the and fame country; opened over a navigators have intrepid many it world; the civilized <came it field where braving olence, perils home, long labored savage joy. Many of the groups and i stud the bosom of the Pacific, have of the earth. trod, foot of little besides and country is known blush warm the early of nearly three still in that sav»ge at were the are covered him by Mendoza, " Las honor of his The latter clear when was was Boston. Its ery of Revolution have is the upon the shores and of Lieut. All dc become Marquesas. Dios," they his seeing of f maize shore to ritory, " them Spain. completed was " of his Catholic •• by protect their in in names,, books a great group is HergesUion although and upon measure now withdraw the troops, honor of f of them) and Hergest, in them i as occa- as From the iards the! these from the August, the Islands i nothing is the manners customs and personal I te language include them ini Fatima, at of ter- natives, discovered seen of upon the the Pacific were we 21st of July, for At first the name " Capt. Wilson, the then vessel, stay, they who natives, matched violate; individuals rates, seems what here; soon they did from the else, but know we that such little so to his rout to may Span- presume' the previous i till name came to Tahuata, formerly given natives pi- of the not; it can RflSJuL* am L bej first few and far bt at hits (>• t importance to ! increasing of considerable nually re- individuals period, ships gradually place again it whalers, several recruit here. The leeward ly discovered, been group having its history perhaps affords the greatest interest is the visit S. Port Anna his stay ship Essex, Maria, there, are well the so recent- nothing of circumstance of «>l with Capt. Porter, his and hostilities with known, prizes, t<> harbor of Nntlhivn. the and reflect hnt Taipi little However pol- may approve, yet humanity must weep know that in so many of the early visits of Hood'si of civilized men to these savage shores, the he added a small I Resolution crew nothing satisfactory visit the group, to came not they stragglers that upon over- yet living who Whether were pretty certain been hbve fired themselves are member their visit. to during their arid enemies, terms, which men came away; with, finding such by in tradition a considerable time, a went quarrelled to of party a remained be- to 11th, Cook time between the of them till visited by honor upon the commander. the harbor of the built visited, although i tribes, again gave the On the 6th, Cook Marquesas i Spaniards, natives, Marquesas importance; intercourse of the recorded Vaitahu, changed group. The first was naturally the reason the according 1797, and hunted and American pursue Island to which he Island. among in in the U. great across be well for the interests Itmay appearance of their inhabitants, and similar- one the on mention iamade no On Some Shortly left ■ the Solomons. charts, , obsolete, known (as sail set the sth of the Duff, Majesty. learned, being homes, his son!" Tahiti. or Islands hysteric- about fourteen afterwards had we was Barreto, Bounty, prayer kind of a visit of Cook and that of sowing wjth their from drove them tenance; few " in youth a fifteen years of age, looked on the deand dejected couna sorrowful a acquisition new quarrelled came sately as Three had been in the certained about them. ceremony after this some A A troop of soldiers soon a canoe ceased with they peaceable accompa- of the possession geography and history, if they never ' Cook, in April 1774, when again should be divided, as their relative po- discovery of the Spaniards, in fleet ashore, of ity which the Donna Ysabel of Span- Finding Hoods). uponTahuata, name 11, Phillip a disput- the British by called these found and the whole sition, the remaining Islands celebrated and .formal taken in the the discov- named to massacre as Islands; Vancouver Islands. sionally who Ingraham, as Islands: discovery whom, America, was or in sailed for sol- This the dis- . them with slaughter into the woods!!" by France, Capt. Marchand, who named themi affair probably induced the commander to Washington the by group, Spanish westward Madre wife, mass said," distant, Jngraliam discovery, however, Capt. covery of few miles by Capt. the the was the affecting. seem canoe other, the a the After his by when of Peru Viceroy a in discovered before 1791, which not seen and claimed ed, and named nied Mendoza," grow- of the out laugh favorable lieve he a moored, the commander landed, dis- from the windward upon seen day, it dc the patron iH water gentle and innocent being*." (except " port anchor to a Island, to group, named twflsWpupa, 1595, although only and may be a in " by Although Europeans leaving days at un- punishment killed, another, says Cook, the blood and full grown man, sat baling embrued their hands in the their convenient harbor the former Marquesas few discovered soon of the Marquesas Islands, windward and leeward: by iards in which state number, divided int in Proceeding first discovered ? these Among nine with unoffending aboriginies blood of those of the many they be lost and made such before a <of Peru, cruelly to that centuries, of course to barbarians. interview impression, yet 'the the Ithe cheek, are most lapse the felt was was one canoe, he in scene dis- not was a severe is very individuals it would littleboy, who al of their i diers, who had been accustomed Polynesia; the after are, groups in first never The by Cook, the on making was poor savage dead; shot fortunately described expedition, which looking attention, Ithus satisfactory, are never bring not to christian the latter know, that among discoveries has name it Ought each upon up of the pilot was his certainly have plunderer and the stancheon fire to hdhav- Capt. iron an in the tumult the command tinctly heard, of for his crime! they speak innocent appear- deep iegret among delicate present offspring. intelligent an caught ing will, at roams Missionary a had emerg- christian Still-there the fierce savage where many where the the which leaving recognized among 'their claim to be now kingdoms the embraced barbarity, faith, and the expresses Islands and off; manly bearing and in which the canoes the by informed that been took soon of which The a tear. state duration, circumstance had been stolen, gave orders succed- struck aud drop must natives this ship; the remembrance over they munity pushed ing every beauty which their to Quiros, who now reaps in ed from descended as females; the As of almost infinite of short was arti- sic. little intercourse, the a unfortunate an nails, and entered the fear, place, by swimming were the manners iance, qualities of her misery in tears, and been, males, and Itheir gentle unwearied wing, and where christian benevand has < of |proportions of their commerce They, the for them to things, however, of home, for by sung canoes many individuals Ihandsome appearance, immortal of the won future were After lost all they Islands, expedition. the ship. throughout iing voyager which science has soared with the the Solomon that time at cles barter near to sufficiently came little commodities of the value. their view, their as land the several to the laudamus," to summits met they denee their early of the Pa- extent lofty be to stlached priests off, and Polynesia since Ever the them Te Deutns Kngtish Missiona- ' approached an Marquesas. ry at them Solo- the colony upon mountains , and regarding Rev. R. a little idea had those when Marquesnn ISLANDS. imagined and So of the immense nnvigators COMMUNICATED. form to islands mon TUIfcND. 3 inc.) Bay." anchor- icy to paiuful anticipations of Cook have been when hei often realized, and thousands have by the1 that ever s< regrettr< their Islands have been discovered. Upon the early history of the Islands from approached the ship i native tradition, I shall say nothing; it with great timidity, but soon gaining conn- • subject with which I am not sufficiently is a ac- �4 THE the little which I have heard I quainted; not inclined believe, to anything satisfactory from such a can to are of time traditions unmutilated. may retain which they traditions of the back few genera- tions, but of their national history, nothing the last extending beyond received, and actions The tion. foul clearest BE with to stream by running through TO generation live the so to sea, existence on prepared to this remainder of your that earth, live in again may be you the kingdom We would But bottom. o'er And us we morning, awaken of last the shadow cunnot its traces that you a record, it thrown, most Then THE FRIEND. truly, kind friends, And wish " With the us round, remnant of life to The On the desolate waste Mope's flowers fbloopis we are we has year which through the we Such have is passed inconsiderable no earth, on thou as A art, to ev- year, a rea- of thine period A record of the past eternity. gone forward pilgrim " side of are that bourne whence on the other no traveller future. at have you have you sins? Have you lived good errors havo to It becomes you -account He has God? as you about cisitudes and beseech you entering K,eemplate a an " days a inspired swifter than your What its of proposi- a you the funds usefulness from its extensive new little of the and columns as of the to offers the adver- tising community. By devoting, Friend " to say the last this purpose, would be enabled we carefully the noble we to by aid in the funds a arising still greater de- cause to friends. numerous your the useful terms will be to accede to Our our CO. & will be seen by of our of the last nun.! er, open our columns, Those time, and page. said, sing, will weaver's shut-1 tions to persons please the of certain and it avail themselves of the has receiving obviated; now study We have hith- the date. tisements-on account are nations; do we fold ten fur terms, may privilege adver- objections hence, who this at sup- is con- statement Low ought be the order of the repairs. should be rendered nffcierous ships the different that have ships recruits facility property had But little less, if any, and to we that of all other been left $150,000 bas ports by the 353 the surprised fishery make not ample proof. without than larger fishery during somewhat for made for for stopped charges port day, and the to every masters their obtaining Peck, good in Had ports. temperance the and sense purchasing at Lahaina, the result we it of sup- of Mr. retail to for sale last would in- spring have been far happy now most are been not foresight the license toxicating liquors, offered Suppose that license, publish. last port would have that at 11'arther short, we now see wish Ist to of adverti- forward their communicaof the Seamen's Chaplain. ists among regard of to than what der among fruits in sobriety of to the the bas, of the that feeling may masters' in he pro- number of the Reports of the quiet, that ex- ships, making the port ship April of much or- have been witnessec at Lahaina during the past season, proclaim aloud the seamen shipping come of whale of hands of number temperance ports, for 1844. and now The masters referring published Friend, it importance Islands the learned by test, the the the vender, Lahai- at had fallen into the spring, round number of 200. declined repeatedly Islands the whalo as it exceeds cerned, arrivals have received the above communication, erto So far friend with a total of American some'unprincipled "Friend," Honolulu. as sum by American whale here is much posed. na, To the Rev. S. C. Damon, Editor we widely as paper possi.de. as have They and the risk to easily arranged. publication Simple and this request We remain yours truly, C. BREWER Since the of the different from what With sentiments of respect, your life, 'which does make to appro- pnge of the pliefV Above all, we do strenuously mainthink the cirtain that the ports of these Islands should be which you have devoted your valuable Journal, and also oblige gree, at these culation of the paper, and consequently its usefulness would be much increased, and As vi- way be arising from thai as subscriptions. is Friend," circulation, medium a " us, confer than have year, rapidly writer the great advantages soul duties, past, a to to in enquire penman has defined "even away." that another my many your life and Consider So materially increase If you conclude gratitude? this appeareth for are to upon the of the the future. then vanisheth pass light inspired vapor that What pause upon its threshold snd reflected which of changes of to to ought? ? How between expressions your are you seriously preserved making which, catalogue of your wered blessings upon you. been regard accomplished the add to may from this branch, past in committed? you added stands the •i of the gather important hints not you review a increase an the additional expenses, and ments you From returns." We a to sealed up is thee, to meet meet desirous of paper, " and to receive may that what- realized from will department same extensively pleasure past year. tion, which will, if accepted by you, enable transition may be connected with these as benefit the mercantile commugreat upon ft is that you will receive advertisenity, that it should the A year has gone! existence we Slew the closed, and or the statistics 1844. semi-monthly. year, the of the columns Godspeed, you CORRESPONDENCE. coming that you funds -, important reflections most ery mind. der, forms o'er, before— gieennoss the vista new the trust travelled just eager to tread." commenced. suggest hive for you old c pursue lie withered and dead.— with path way, in the donations that it is your intention to issue the "Friend" on our with yeah.'* Dear Sir,—We learn with much to-day, haste ere we of funds amount advertising and Honolulu, Dec. 20, and the future in view. post pause and look bid of the parts conflicting We have been furnished YEAR. the mountain of vision We stand on will in other remark, in addition, We would j 184-3. EDITOR'S A NEW we a happy hewt you as of temperance Frierrtt only desire to read wisely, re- advertisements, publishers none in principle same principles advocated ia the destroy. As the ohart of your future career, the admitting priated year the insertion of religious journals world, ton* luusicof joy; To »uldeii the We ask Januart I, and ever not, this the to practiced by the " cau- CONTINUED. Honolulu, grad of God in Heaven. becomes soon the then, beseech you trans- great muddy a be can the relation of such even he listened must We whether your home is upon the land reader, or evening We shall observe death cuts the web from is morning,until to "morning and evening on to length Individuals a Jeremy Taylor, saya the beam of life."- families from descended, for are yos, fond too for any transmit itie," am that ,sends the shuttle gained be ever Natives source. the marvelous ol do 1 think nor (Janiurv, YfclEiVD. the Temperance watchword is, onward. reform. happy Our �" EDUCATION. Oahu has often been vented until the it difficult with rarely and of worthy the there was the upon to We show that school in America that rance deem all atten- as a we good the in school I mon much of In to the as every over estimate services do we been once of a regard a his com- place the May his absolutely invaluable the teacher of present in timeto fidelity the school, We come. following furnished Sib,—At ing notes relating the from the past minutes at our to whole number of number for class, bovsand " " " " " Charity Sept.2d, and are " M " " " " " M ** " Primary class, Noah Webster's Fales, Jr. 5 tern- do. or lying was ' ]He at that are able to spell in words of3 syllables. The oldest aisle scholar, W, female, 13 yean. Yours most resr*,ctfii||y length Astor, He came ship and returned subsequently shipped of the up the Islands, to John Horn, and around. Cape Bay, Hawaii. at Kealakekua blowing to Mayor of N. York. released was |to his friends. forwarded authority of Dc Witt at Tonquin the destroy the Indians, to Since first his landing he has continued to reside here, with the exception Cooper. to Finigan, China, U. States. do. aries came in was do. in often do. do. services Michael do. lands. Murty, do. John do. Simm, ,dicted ter do. Murphy, hope he to accompanying bis vessels. to the profanity and I, In view of bis received much ad- was drinking, but af- impressed subject of religion. He vessel. practices those favorably he Oahu, subsequently has abandoning ■became voyages by Kamehameha In former years he to two getting Hawaii from employed repairing William Green, George Morgan, an I do. of of At the time the firs! Mission- came do. Boyle, with the do. He first his mind upon the connected himself with the native church under the The weather.—How the last month have we often during " how cold to-day," day this winter." " Itev. Mr. heard the remark Ijchutch this The is the lowest we seen the thermometer has Farinhcit, in the shade. been 66 Bingham, was coldest *founder. •lasses, EDW*»D L.yrETSON. Teacher. and that time at Arithmetic. Reading. informed Steward. August 27, 1844. Re-der. Peter Parly,s Spelling Bonk. Spelling Book ■ used by all tbc his friends' to the under the iColombia River, Reading. Geography. 2d Book board on and situation, obtained, were Halifax, on Vradenburgh, James M American Arithmetic. Worcester's cates Duncan Cameron, 63 Am. frigate he wrote is well known. 66 Blake's his 'respecting The Master. James Thomson, Dec,26th, Pierpont's National While the Sandy Hook, <off left the do. Olney's Geography. roVe Grammar. North off the Bermuda impressed frigate Cambrian, Captain Majesty's Beresford. let. Officer. Johnston Freeborn, Henry to school. Book summer board the American ship Manhattan, sailing and, 'Clinton, 26,1844. ended on a sea- of 1805, unfortunately ad- (on board the Tonquin, belonging arc Richard Mills, Oct. and Nor. North " to restore do. Edward happy relating scholars, Sept. " M will their utmost use John Shiels, John O. C. to renew Dec. girls, Worcester's 3d •* those who Samuel Green, the Average number for Dec. The books used are as follows: Ist they Timothy Royer, yournquest I send you the follow- to the Oahu The term commenced Average will George A. Smith, Boatsteerer. the making in all (school days) 84, equal to 12 weeks, 6 days in the week, equal to 16 3-sth weeks. The community; the Otty Cudlip, Flag request. Oahu, Dsab in they George W. Robertson, Seaman. encouraged publish to them for per- or discountenance the suitable ways of friends George Jackson, Jr. 2d. may really, the During boatswain was commenced he Islands, when he was J. school teacher common society. agree, that employ, and that in their Nathaniel as perpetuated. but 16 dieted todrunkenness. ruing generation. school be them for their perance Honolulu, long services, TRIUMPH. society endeavors to reclaim and school teacher, wWmay faithful at just and in school takes the i's usefulness be continued and Having good signa- faring lie of life. proper provide words no community, in school, a sec- that by proper procuring never again drink any iatoxica- Ithem of being shipting liquors, except when prescribed by <certificates of baptism and he eotrld attendant, or in case of wine . a medical ped on board the Manhattan, and that they will not at communion, certifi(obtain hit release. The the have the on 1777, by the minister of their above all, that we aad abstinence of its examination importance of Charity a .common day estimation, our express the can the respects which several mentioned. I on not At the age His SHIP'S total a seen surpass native of N. a baptised was March, they will use school were style it, The members of this in all would tempe- Yankees, they fur- following Pledge ENG. WHALE sons have English ships, behind the We shall tures. of advocates the board on nished the an- that reflected teacher, city, and 74 unpleasant and unfair the Reformed Dutch church in said city. some " Anderson, Honolulu, 26, aged Dec. in during that York We have not quietness, a and seldom disciplinarian, Charity cast and reflection upon English whale ships, whalemen's special remark, credit great cannot highly commendable. becoming deportment and tion we Died in notice. The deceased was years. intimated ond of ships Cabin Ornament," altogether say scholars greater accuracy! exercises, to gentlemen of the older persons would swered with it proficiency was some schol- the obliged the teacher "louder the The geography think of pride promptness and distinctness, was "louder," hear." one the houses, In recitation England. spoke ars in that Peter of St. Johns, English whale ship Peruvian, " those neat (Country school of New the dispel to again not were and spectators, Obituary do the Mr. of Dec. 2, the Am. seeing in the Friend When first Christmas. was thatwe impression pre- of creW of the to man evert expects duty.'.'—Some his whale oh looking around,, been England last examination among Xhe -eat a desire our have we af the day which occurred taking tat school, visit this the School. —During Charitt Inst few months it to FUUNu. THE 1646.) but when organized Since in leaves a was a that time he has lived hsve iand adorned hi* christian deg. j the Bethel 1837, he widow and two profession. sons to He mourn �6 THfc LIST OF tffclfcNU. WHALE SHIPS THAT HAVE TOUCHED AT THE PORTS OF AMERICAN THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, FROM IN Archer, Champion,a lien. Alert, Clement, Georgia, Gibbs.o Ansell (January, 1st 31st JAN. TO iMary Mitchel.u Pike, HONOLULU AND DEC. Rosalie, , _ Rowena, Mentor,* Milo, Russell, Mary Ann, Richard Mitchel, Chili,a George Autumn, Crescent, Heroine, Adeline,* Concordia, Hercules,a Manhattan,/; Richmond, Alexander,• Citizen,* Harrison,a Menkar, St. Caroline,ai Henry, Metacomb, Swift, South Mary Ann,«© Ann Ann,a Adeline Gibbs, and Martha.' * 6 a Chelsea,«6 Herald, (N. B.) Mount Vernon, Clematis,* Herald,* (S.) Minerva Smith, a Geprg«, • Boston, ' Superior^*- . Addison, Courier, Amazon, Charles W. American, Calumet,- Hamilton.a (S. Massachusetts,' Smynia,o Aeushnet, Corvo.isc Hamilton,* (B.) Maine,c Sarah, Harvest, Martha,c Sloriington, Hydaspe, Moss,c South America.* Huron, a Monticello, Susan,a Hero, Nimrod,<./< Susan.o (N.) Ann Alexander,** Augusta,* California*. Arab,* Charles Benj. Tucker,*- Congdon.e Black Warri Frederick,* Daniel Webster Rush,a Hector, Maria Theresa,u6 ShHron, Houqua, Magnolia, S|»lendid,a6 H.) Helen, ab Damon,6 >r, Blackstuie, Benj Morgan, New IN Hape,„6 (P.) a c (N. B.) Statira, England, Samuel Tallmadge, P. Robertson,** Thames.o Electra.o Howard, Bowditdv Kdward, Hannibal,* Newton.o Tuscarora, Bramin,* Kuphrates,* Holder Korden, e Navy,o6 Thomas Barclay.a Emerald, Henry Lee,« Noble, Tuscany.o Bayard, Trident,* Neptune,* 6 Elisabeth Star buck, a Hope, (V B.) Narragansett, Braganza, Eagle, Isaac Nassau. ab Triad,a Benj Edward Illinois, a Nantasket, Three United a Morgatr, Carey o Howland.o Williams,* Brothers, b Baltc. Friends,* India, Nantucket, Cambria, Florida, Israel. Obed Copia.o Falcort, Johh Oregon, Vermont,*c Cabinet,a Fanny,* Jeanette,* Orozimbo.at Wm. Rotch, Franklin,* Japan,a Ontario,* Wm. Thompson,**. Columbus,* (N. L.) Foster, Java,o(N. B.) Pleiades, Wm. Cora France,„ 6 Java, (F. Parachute,* Wm. Co umbus, (F ) Preble,* ' Jay.o H.) Mitchel, States, Uncas,o» Baker,* Perm.a fortes, Francis Henrietta, John Jtt Wm. Cores, Janus,*6 "• Frances.ac Palladium,* Wm. C. Caledonia,* Flora.c Josephine/ Persia,* Wm. and Colombia, (S. H.) George, (N. B.) Kutusoff,* Pantheon,* (N. B.) Waverly, Columbia,* (N.J Oeor Pagoda, Pantheon, Washington,* Canada,6 George Levi Starbuck.oi Peruvian,a6 Warren,6 Charles Henrys Catharine, George and Mary,* Le nidas, Philetus,* Wilmington Galen, Lowell, Philip Tabb, (B.) Canton, Garland,a Levant,: Gratitude,* Mary Gem,* Magnet.a Gen. Williams,* Mary Frazi* I. ) Canton,* Cherokee,* Connecticut, (S ) K e,o and Susan, —. . * and Martha,6 (F. R.) Hamilton, Nye, Henry, and Roman,* Young Eagle,a Rousseau,* Young Hero, Robert Liverpool Packet, Bourne, .ephyr,* Rodman,* ,« , Those marked with an nolulu and Lahaina; and Honolulu referred are Pacific, Howland,* LAHAINA, 1844. a, have been at those marked with Those with to. no ac, nave been Honolulu alone. at mark, have touched at J Those marked with ab, have the Islands both spring and fall seasons. those which Only have entered been the at both Ho- inner harbor of Lahaina alone. s the above list includes nil lers that have stopped the American!!have been 353 at lololu and Lahaina thepast ex •< ption vessel did of the. the ports of With year. Congdon, ship which iing 154,340 ships snd barques, tons, navigated by 7,lf>;t Amer- iican, and 2,448 foreign Ito these ports seamen, been registered been deposited at late. enter either one or Some few of them it ports, but is unnecessary Counting those both in the the other Consu- stopped twice which spring to at the out distinguish have stopped and fail seasons, bringing in- 133,366 barrels of sperm oil, have i873,672 barrels whale oil, port, none but those whose papers have ilbs. of what* bone, viz: not register- Spring ships at Lahaina, and 3,460,000 Value at of bbl. Value of $10,60 per per s.rne.og* SOJ920 barrel* of whale oil at Honolulu, bbl at Mo,** 728fiOO lbs at of bone at Lahama, at Houolutos at' 40 c«S 49 eta aWJaajj lb. 49. ~SM ships at 25,009 dollars »8,W6.000 each. therej'(Value of 10»,IX 910,50 per '"vahie-of 127. do $27 Value of 2,732,000 lbs of bone do 1«8. Fall ships at Sprinc ships at Ho.,.'lulu, 18. Fall slaps bbl. zJMft,T«K per Value of 27.9E0 barrels of sperm oil at Honolulu, at bbl. 754,1 Hi per .Value of 293,152 barrels whale oft at L.bama.at $27 barrels, sperm oil at Lahama, at touching stj counting then but o»«, sat] The actual number of vessels all the port*, �by navigated foreign Ameiican, and 4,riiHJ is seamen 224, I.« $.5,600,000 board, Cargoes rels sperm oil, per bbl. $-7 at catch, 97,298 actual whale oil, 300,122, b>rs $10,50 at per 3,151,281 40 at lbs bone rectified 1,131,7 ccts. 40 sentiment and public There bar- are faith. is the things quite a $12,510,067 The prices oil and bone last some are dates' from the value of as the U. S than less cents the the give. dist and ry. Merchant American of the Honolulu, vessels Metho- the Ship Mariposa, no both has masters. at for the American were squadron. for to turn cording " .wrote now other sheet. I know and men As ously. into cut fragments, will be elected tow. y a and that and of and States. pnrty is It is Kentucky, of this Vice city, Presi- was prosperity its buildings this than merited remard, going villages growing larger—rail iplying—commercial ations good—and state of the I think avoid latters, so lade in 1836 and 1837. There as have to beeq np—cities roads mul- intercourse with other public a sober mind in wrecks fewer it gain is only strength tole- religious that thing any seyite next se and sub- uncourtcous so is neither off and Romish In protuberances. " Nothing but the generally agitated the public to be stare, dying, yet the can you else will as appear to make the and credulous believe, is evidently loosing conscience now cause in I Zion. and newer liberty. stop, in the nothing to imperance Blended generally prosperous. the grand celebration in Boston, a in the vessel herself In of case port is From the Sailor's to Magazine, whalemen. Provost, for the otherwise. or in any oth- criminal illegal- person, effects the vessel shall be conany of independently demned, paid informers; besides, that prosecuting a against the'eaptain. case •iii Naval.—Turkish navy. According detailed statement in the Army and Na- vy Chronicle, 15 prises from'64 5 to of 128 to 44 mounting the lurkish ships to 14 carrying one brigs, vessels 89,239 guns, is 66; tons; men, of men is One of ment. to " by possible 1. De- U. S. Consul tonnage, The number be much overrated steamers Foster to guns each, whole number Rhodes, large as it an others Ameri- is," says the the Chronicle, the former- was Three Boston. The fleet, use four 2 defrauding the govern- the correspondent of guns; steamers, guns, 2832; ly the Bangor, of built 24 to 11 26,500. supposed frigates, 16 12 The none. com- each; 8 covettes, sloops, 4to 8 guns; and and the" rest now to line, mounting guns each; 64 guns 11 24 guns; Navy the Sultan." one " of Since vessel, and Mr,. Reeves, Pacha's present Capuden in no the by his merit is a The consists being the Sultan's brother-in-law. The only professional Capuden ' have had for at that which very fast. runs June —The important official information: Stanhope of the owner disembarked correspondence, or be to being responsible proving, brother-in-law, Mr. is nation- where he may have touched he has ly, favor whether he same, has built but subjoined —lt departure of Mr. Rhodes, the government J. S. yours, the social and moral partment of State at Washington have issuprogress of The ed a Circular, dated 20th March, giving the nprovement is evidently advancing. I Art. 12, under the Republic thousand dollars, Captain, the by one one. ing, yet cause of penalty the entry) of ports of can. Ameriaway from our Nevertheless, much affection to Important seizure and to Peru. —Section of beautiful boat, and revivals and ports, with- foreign, arriving from foreign porta, to or crews, minor (not ports, *ays oi fear- those the past year than within the ountry prece- entry now Aries, are, of the Commercial Regulations. all vessels, prohibited, absolutely, to were must before, that I have written purpose for vessels liable are for the purpose of on. its land of the is onward. brother, my a stu- business like Rr.rußi.ic something strange and different of of the gospel, probably The seamen's ing mind man—so moonstruck multitude follow the And foolish is so simplicity Romanism of ports foreign special license, 22 less more or or over the liturgy locally morbid, 1842, the decree of tSth 130 a together the October 30, by confiscation. down, top appear something dated Vessels entering other Payta. collec- nor limbs, —cannot The various isms' which have from the for peru was Islay, Cal|ao,Huanchavo, Lambayeque Episcopacy to tree the on General Convention I expect "Rli inter will hold them pid us ac- Onderdonk with all his Pu- braMa loltunl in which Peru, decree of the Peru- Ilvaine, Chace singly hemlock a kick the hair stands Mc Bishops can but not as then square there, Downing Bishop from mad after All kinds of lawful business, proper, Honey plenty; tied serve sketch wind Never of an- miscellane- Buren great Clay state can them away. President higher I days you running Frelinghuysen conducted, meeting md a blowing U. the sountry in a the Van sten, certain of that not hastily few a blotting things, briefly to and Theodore Jent Boston by giving the wilderness is morally you somewhat of great danger trimming: swallow commence you better than of foot Jack swallow without — from Inez," since, and a But the tively New York, June 14, 1844. the to Hopkins YORK CORRESPONDENCE. Dea&Sir^—I to land into the streets, us occupying and by wind When any become only in a The only 1843. Sept. open er is from within. Rev. S. C. Damon a ar- Episcopal but little, a tolerate can we trend. ■ OUR NEW In of the civil. different two Mariposa of the tornado. Puseyism—the &c. subsided sleeping ration Cor.garce, Delaware, Lausanne and ships store 199,000, oo of their several and Ontario have been here The church a other action tak- no by touch in assumptions, for eclesias- our it. rogant the the value of $226,000 •The Chenamus, times. to of Chap- whalers to Government, vian Episcopale- are some The excitement about Brig Lafayette, into church concern: has been since closed the attention of the christian al turning community Ship Lausanne, per reports navy and army our than en Hannah, Cargoes outward the of do- for the informationof those may port ,of Pisco, opened out tical bodies of late, but Brig Globe, as division has been before ana, Brig Delaware, Brig Ontario, Cargoes inward to and deliberations anti-slavery! lains in Ship Congaree, Schr. agitating item before it has been slave- The fact that about 3-4ths of the *Brig Chenamus, its and northern—slaveportions, southern ry and year. past city. most it The closed just has The Results of their ings, lO* List this important two in the port of Church Episcopal sessions in ing sei- follow- the foreign vessels, to published is whom sensation. The General Conferrence of the assumed torhidden sre choice of States to republic which in the by entering ports zure its ancient to orthodox members of their board have created lately back coming other Among two one or that Cam- depart- United of the themselves exposing constantly are informed this having whaleships that ment practice. indications some College 2,627046 bridge barrel, 3,829,350 Lima, Peru, days since, (your papers will tell you it was a grand expression of a 25,000 dollars about it) at each, on lew 7 Tfcll&XD. TEE 1845.) her Pacha, more now in than 12 disgrace. Pacha* years, they is Ty« �8 jjtV a Ei IV jv MARRIED. l Ei Jw (January, • fALoM1 NArC 845. MARINEINTELLIGENCE. - Majesty's Consulate General, for At Her the Islands of the Pacific November, 13th Steam son of Hamond, 8..V Norton, Isle of Wight, to Mary Ann Miller, Second daughter of Rd- Bart. X; C. of Miller, Esq. ward and niece County General Miller, to U.S. Julia, Eupheinia, English Manhattan, ]J»na sdk. Kalooa, Am. whale slur) Uncus, and "*» and 3 Fieuch wh.shjps. her Britannic 1, Ena, whare ship wh. 2300 Am. wh Harrison, June 1814, of 6th, two He in the protestant Rowland He He buried at Macao, at Seth at on .'remains taken Thefemalne of taken from the to The following is Capt. and Pinkham conveyed residence of hie fnmily, ant) grave, men The and others. '.hence, displayed at half mast in token spect to his memory,** Ftis Excellency Governor John died at to the to the Kailua, Hawaii, On Sabbath afternoon, the sermon at Armstrong the stone letter from David Am. wh lan. new 8, U. S. Died July SI, on of re- 700 Ku- preached chapel, Malo, 15th instant, the funeral read also and who a was present » 31 22 28 24 a 28 29 30 81 , , 9 10 -_ , She is bow undergoingrepairs 88 mos, * ** Dec. 13. 450 sp, • ■ in this harbor. 4 11 ', , T J 12 13 14 16 22 16 17 18 19 20 21 24 86 28 17 28 3 8 4 6 6 7 9 10 11 12 14 15, 18 » 20 21 23' 26 27 28 2tf I. if .5 17 23 24 80 81 25 ship Howard, Bunker, Nantucket, Am. wh 8 16 18 . . • - 20 21 22 27 28 29 80 N. 8.42 mos, 11 12 18 19 26 18 20 9 27 10 880 7 8 • • I August, ,o_ with Cargo of Provisions, 'Eng. ecb Falcon. Chape, Paints, Brandy and Gin from Sydney. coal, from cargo Syimey, Dec. 20, Eng. brig Julia, j this port, (16 days) lor Mexican sch Julia, last from ; 17 22 23 24 28 29 30( :ji 11 16 16 17 18 23 24 25 29 30 12 18 14 19 20 2| 27 23 26 8 vessel, carried in damage away mainmast in three pieces, 7 8 9 10 11 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 26 26 20 21 22 23 2* 27 28 29 30 31 *n 11 Am. * 16, Am. Dec. 17, 39 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 12 8 8 • • 28, inotasses, Any wh brig • ~ | oil, December. - • 0/ the II 16 22 28 39 8 16. 18 31 6 7 6 10 11 12 18 U U 16 17 -18 19 3% 21 21 33 24 25 26 27 28 29 2 8 4 § » 9 10 II 12 14 16 16 17 18 19 S, 24 89 » 7 ' Chaptainrj—Capt. 17 23 3* 9 14 DONATION. txptmrt 4 M> 8 21 1 ship fnttot 14 13 27 • a For 8 30 goat skius* kc. Charles Frederick, to cruise. at 1842, Stephen C. Vanhorn, of Ber- 3f 12 30 18 2346 via I Ontario, tor V alparaiao,cargo 20 29 11 ' Bremen A». IS 28 12 | November, 12) 19 17 24 7 6* 38 16 28 6 4 26 10 16 22 26 ... Dee. 9 14 11 19 20 ■onterny. Dec, Tahiti. Dec. 20, Am. wh ship Maine. 'Am. wh ship Nassau. » 19 7 , M Parsons, for I lima. 1« 18 ■ part; ship Maripesa, biig Julia, *>r Manilla. H.B. M. ship Modoste, for Valparaiso, 18, Dec 8 16 31 - whship Martha, ship Neptune. 13 T 14 17 6 Dec. 6, 12 October, ' SAILED. 13 11 8466 10 modi oth- places, and received fcc- My**. noli, riging, sails, in two 4s '« _ Put back dismasted. I Moptei-HV, California. from severe gale a » ,September, dee, long 158 deg, experienced snd with the aand all jib-boom, N„ VV.; pitched ' sway sprung foremast 9!0 21 HOD wh. » of the 19 16 13 I sp. 18 25 26 14.16 22 ilJuly, 17 rnos, mos 9 128466)7 « M mos, A I IS .17 24 23 8 16 mpa, 1200 wh. ship Thomas, Sag Harbor, Dec. le\Ara. wh ship Addison, 7 14 25 , June, ' . 1050 wh. 14, 6 12 456 A 26 ' 1600 „ . • -** from Masat required, ate. • Am. whship Caroline, McKenxie, 171 Vi 28 16 17th Sailed for China, the ship Columbia, Joy, Mexican sch Jutia Ann, for the 9th in- 16 j ,_.,-.. sailed -Jt 16 ..•• sp. foremast Ikims wh bo»rd ship Charles Frederick, on arch, 1 •iwii T 14 13 on. brigFerry, Fame, 23 days the time of the Governor's decease. j 16 _^ mos. sea- For many he has, been Gover* years nor of Hawaii, the largest Island of ihe'group. Mr. Dec. 7, er stant Rev. •• 40 days from Callao, with Guano. flags of"the shipping were foimi, were brother many of his by 26 Callaot off and Denia, Ssnitu, laden 5 "|3's - In lat. Inquirer: steamer followed schr , His Bedford, Frederick, Allen,N.B.Somos, Ann. Hag Harbor, where Nantucket, 1844. Nantucket Payta, Dec. Pernam- at Francis, Stan* Master of the Am. New : sliipNarragansett, Eng. Am. wh his passage from the Paeifit. they arrived May 8, " via Charles wbahip lie. sea. Pinkham, were from the sea, illness from New Bedford. died afnale ship Henry Astor, iuco, Am. sp. Dec an S sf «' 26 300 sp. _~..., Uncas, ship h, SO Sailed 9th. Hoapital, Lahaiaa, Willet Bridgeport, Con. Capt. | ' 1200 whale. 15 mos, from Brig Julia,87 days 1800 sp. Am. wh 2 S < for ('lvii a. a shipmates. his was and w Bremen was greatly In U. S. ford, of • Sailed Pin to sp. • sperm. Dec. 5, Eng. wh ship Eliza Sailed Bih to cruise. shipmates. disease, after same days. was his Gunner, died Taber, June 2d, of the of seven by and customary honors, cemetery monument erected He weeks. promise, buried with the was fe- malignant a lamented by and died -at Midshipman, officer of Unusual respected Brig Perry, Mr. U. States of ver, after an,illness an Johns, IFsbruary, 100 Sag Harbor, whale Am. ■SOS, 14W Ou board the Ann, ship cruise. Dec.-2, DIED. Macao, Peruvitn, St. 6th, home. bark Emma, 22 mos, Sailed, to W. ' cruise. trancttitt. G. * 19 Sailed wh Eng. >= and ARRIVED. Dec. | 5 12 Cambridge, 5 S 2 lis j 5 French bark H. B. M. sch. Basilisk, brig Perry. Adolphe, English brigs General.—JL'oi«ame Consul Majesty's j t . 89. VESSELS IN PORT, DEC;. Majesty's Graham Eden Vice Admiral Sir Honolulu. Ham- S. Her Salamander," eldest " Frigate Past of Ocean, Otaheiti, Andrew 1844, commnnder of Esq. ond, ( ■■■ ■ ■ 21 23 23 ** * * >Ul I1 21, J A»mi.:MNTsr| 4^.00 Parsons, Manpow, FOR SALE, at the study ofthe Seamen's 4,60 Lent CaptrCoftw, Narrugansett, (sovereign) Char New Jersey, nged 29 years. gen, 3.00 Capt. Allen, Chaik-.n Frederick, am, and by Mr. r'.. H. Boardinan, Vol. I, and 11, o' overboard, January lOth, 184.J, Amos Cbam6,09 Mntano, Vol. 11. Friend, bound together, price 83. bound-, & Capt. Kolley, Wig 19 years. 6,09 Notes on Sandwich Islands, by R. C. Wyllie, Esq. on Dr. Gibson, 11. 11. M. shipModeste, beriain, of Colchester, Conn, egea CommanderPaine, U. S. brig Perry, (doubloon) 16,09 copy, *1, three copies ft 2, and $'7 per dozen. 1843, Augustus Killed by a whale, July 19, Persons dasirous of procuring Vol. I of the Friend Mr. For Tewtpera.nct, (or printing tkt Friend),— G. Smith, of Reading Peon, aged 20 y**rs. bound with Vol. 11, must apply soon. 4}3,00 Parsons Mariposa, In Honolulu, of Dec. 9, Edward. Jackson, 54. Brighton, Mass, aged Bensley, of Troy, New York, trboard from IWm. »«ned,Nov. William longing ad and ship India, in a fit, and ship Wm. Rotoh, was hilled, Oct 11, 20 years, fell from mast 1844. Chamkurs.Master Modeste, O'DonoeH, Sergeant U S brig Perry, Mr. Cathcart, Riekardstiibs was 1», 1854. HoetJ, of Albany, aged to fell Mr. Mr. wh ship Columbia, Peruvian, £ Cap*. Alloa,Chaikss r redereck, Capt Coffin, Narraganselt, san, c7¥rewer '.°» 1 ,*9 GENERAL 1.00 8,08 V frltewing gentlemen, belongingto Dr. Mi ler, l*«rser the Ward Room, U. 8. »rif Perry, and Croelllton. Mr. Brown, Lis. Harrison, Howell, •».» ©8 each from the _ 2,09 COMMISSION & HONOLULU, OAHU, Charles J. F. B. Faifcu N. B. H. I. Butwii,) Mabshall, > Johnso.v. Wanted, Torsble t«rms. co. 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