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“PUBLISHED BY
S. W. BENEDICT.
Tr«:r.3.1s--Ttvo Dollars per annum.
333° Letters to the puhlislier must be post-
paid.
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..7l'IILLI.N’.5RY.
GREEN informs her friends and the
_l_ public in general, that she will commence.
the i1v1'/[[z’mzrz/ .’2usz'n~s.s~ next week at the house of
l‘~Ir. John L." Mott, a few rods‘ west of the l)l‘l(lgC1
where all orders will he punctually attended to at
the shorter-2 notice.
on h-_,mL, a constant supply of HATS
and CAPS.
Norwalk, M’arch '27‘.
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'.-BIIILLINARY AND IVIANTUA-IVIAKING.
HE subscribers have formed a connexion In
the above business, and tender \ll(:ll' services
to the ladies of Norwalk and the towns atll,“CCm'
They have taken a room in the house oi l\_‘Il'S.
Deborah Keclct‘. about 100 rods sotzth-west of the
, . ' I
Bmlge, where they will keep constantly on ltapfio
the most fashionable ladies’ and children 3 HA I b,
and an elegyant assortment of Rtlibonsand Trim-_
mings. Ew,-rv description of work In either 01
the above branches of lit.-sine-ss will be pr:I'f0l'mC(l
in the best manner. Prices atlaptetl to the times.
M rs. I‘IF..\’RIE'1"t‘A l.l.tsKA2~Ia
iVlATtL1)A S’1‘EV'E.‘«'$0N-
Norwaik, i\Iarch ST. 4
"fix — 4 .
P01 Sale,
HE very superior fast sailing Packet Sloop
ORION, burthen fifty-six ton. 2 3-4» years
old, well known as a Packet between Norwalk and
New.York. She is well found, and built at Nor-
walk of the best materials, has a very handsome
cabin, well furnished, with live lengths of births.
For particulars apply to
BURRALL S: HUBBELL.
Norwalk, Feb. 19.
Accommodation Packets.
To soil from EbP?l€Z2€T D. Ho;;1’s Lamlizzg, at
J\"m"wallc, for l’ec!.‘ Slip, .;‘\"cw—1"orI:.
LOOP U-Ntt)N, .t‘jro~wn. will commence sail-
ing from the above lantling; on ‘riaturday the
Slst of March, an-'l return on Thursday. Sloop
CI'l‘lZl£.\l, i"‘cn~r.,/ye:-, will sail on Tuesda_v and
return on ."~=.:tI.it'd-..y. Sloop MIZCFANIC, flar-
kam. will sail on Thursday and return the Tues-
(lav l't,llowing5 each vessel performing her week-
Iy trip tlu-4.-u-,;lt the season.
I7orf».‘ciglit or passage apply to the sub.-scrihers
or to either the Captains on board of t'l‘.(=irre-
spcctive vessels. Ii. D. HOYT E5’ SON.
T"7or'~*"=l‘~-;.. M.“-rel: QT.
;"oz.rttt.lc Promatu: Head-.90/ze lS'1Lufi'.
I°1‘epo‘rczlby ."u/in 1‘. it'll"/2i.‘we[[,Chernist and Drt:g- .
gist--1.‘-oston. (Composed principall_v of Roots
anti. ."‘sl‘~‘.lt'1ltl{lCl'lCl'l)5)--Pul.CIlLC(litlltl‘vVI1l'l‘1ll'llC\'.l.
_{tl;‘.".‘v' or none of the Snuffs in ortlsnary use,
.-E. unite those advantages as an Cltgaxllt sternu-
t.ator_v, which Tobacco, combined with other in- .
gredieuts, is capable of producing. The cormnon
{Scotch suulf is not only (lC»‘§[lllll.€ of line flavor
but is universztlly allowed to be i::juriou.=s to the
head and stomach, and sooner or later ttffccts the
transparency and color of the skin. The coarse
black snulfs, instead of clearing and slltllttlatltlg‘
the oifietory nerves, serve but to obstruct and
deaden them : and in process of time, by stop-
ping the passages, has an evitlrnt ellect upon the
speech. 171:: Volume sfronzazic t'~.‘zzufi' will, by ex-
perience, be found not liable to these olijt-ctions-—
its tlavor is i'."agrant and dehghti’ul—-the effect
pleasing and st-.lut.try--it opens anti purges the
heatl--sen.-‘.ibly stimttlates the spirits, arzl re-
moves that (lrowsiuess which on some occasions
will prevail in spite of our utmost etforts to l‘;af‘;lC
it.
ens-sntial S\:.\'lCC to tln;-se who are troubled with
I0ng,dntl, m-two...-2 ht.-ad-aclies, and will be found
ii.-:r superior for this purpose to the Cephalic :-muff.
In cases of canal‘: h or what is commonly called a
cold in the head, a pinch or two taken at night
on goitig to bed will, by moistening the mucus,
effectually remove all obst:'ucti-ans before morn-
ing-. All th-use troubled with the ltypochondria
or vapors, will find in this chemical preparation a
gomplezz. atitidottr. All sedentary and studious
persons nl either sex will find by its occasional
use, a cheap and cheering relief from that hissi-
tude which imariably accompanie a long sitting
or much t'car.'ing. This snulf is well_.,stept in a
handsome square bottle made expressly for the
purpose, and which will be found to unite all the
&\(l\’al‘lI2‘.§‘CS of a snuff Box.
Iixrrart q/' a (.'c:‘I§/‘irate.-_fz'07n Doct. Benjaritin
TVaIer-lzrusc, Fr!/07¢ 9}"!/ze Jlicrlical Society in Lon-
don-—-azzl Q/'5/tc .v\’ur.z’onul-Jflcclical Sc/1001 c_»/‘]*‘rancc
-—cz2ztllate Professor of I/ze T/ivory and Practice
gf 1’/_z/.s-z'c in 2/18 U2zz'vcr.s-z'ty a_fCanz/n'u/'ge.
Boston. .Mz'l/c-Street, Ilfarc/I 30, l8 IS.
‘The articles are certainly innocent in their
qualities. Those liable to nervous and other
]'C'-.i(l-aCl‘l(:S well know that fits ofthese distressing
affecti-ins most cnmmonly subsitle on a spontan-
eous sneezin-;§; towarcls night, and if this reliefcan
be t'X[)f:(ll't';(_l by a sternutatory, Ishoold give the
prelierance to your snuff over that of powdered to-
bacco or even the imported Cr.’/2/zalic Snufi‘, the
ingt-edicnts of which are unknown to us. VVi‘th
this view Ihavc used your composition myself
and recommended it to others.’
I am yours, &c. B. W'.t'r1:aHoUsE.
To J. P. I‘!/'/xitwcl/, C/2cmz'.s~t and Druggist.
For sale by B. 3: C. ISAACS.
33*‘ At the same place may be had Dr.Dean’s
R/zcmrzatic Pills, so famous for this complaint in
the N. If). States. This excellent medicine is ac-
companied by numerous certificates from Judges,
clergymen and respectable Physicians. Price
50 cents a box.
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By repeated cxperitnents, it is l-:no'v-'n to be of
Dry Goods, Groceries and
Cr0c.7.:e*ry.
, .
Ell B. Bemtcttt,
Has just rcturn¢°d._/'ro7n 1'Vcrw-Yor/.' wit/2 a free};
szl/9/lly of Goods, ‘w/Iic/z /ze rail! sell as c/ma/2 as
can be /zurc/zasecl any «where else’. ./Imong /uls
m:=w .m_/2/zly are tlze jbllrrztvirzg articles :
'l‘l{r\ superfine blue and black Cloths
Common and blue do.
Superfine blue and black Cassimercs
S-attinets, Olive cord.
Silks Florentine and Mersaillcs Vestings
Red, white, yellow and crimson Flannel
Irish Linen steam Shining \Vahham do.
lack, blue and crimson Bomb-azctts
Furniture Calico, bfarcenet Cambric
Fine and common book Muslims India do.
Flagg and black silk hhdkfs.
Domestic sheeting E7. sltirting
Ilccitickings, C;-tlloon binding»;
l\'Ien's first quality beaver gloves
Ladies’ kid and silk do Green Florence
Dimity Domestic and imported Cinghams
Cassimere Shawls l’igt1rt:tl llatinctfl
Black and crimson tabby Velvet
Apron Check, V'»’hite and black worsted Iiose
Dressed and undressed Calicoes Floss cotton
First and second quality coat and vest buttons
Cotton balls Pins
l.arge and small corton Shawls
(:'It‘O(_.']'.'RIES.
Rum, Brandy, VVine, Gin, Old I-Ivson, Young
Hyson. l-lysonskin and Souchong Teas Brown
and lump Sugar, .l\l()lu:-"EC!-‘u, ‘lug and paper To-
bacco, Copperas, Cotton V./'ool, Codlish
Soap, Candles, Spices, Indigo and fitarch.
Powder and shot, Fine Salt, Ste. 8:c.
CROCKERY—-A general assortment.
Norwalk, Feb. 19.
"1
(nrrocery Store.
F He subscriber ha v'tn;; returned from New
York, with a fresh supply of (r’1\’OC’lv.‘RI1-'.‘S,
now offers them lor sale at his old stand, just west
ol the Bridge, Clltrdp for Cash. 'l'ho lollowing
articles comprise a part of his assortment :
Jamaica, New-liugland and St. Croix Rum
Cogniac Brandy lrlolland and common Gin
l‘v‘ladeira, Port, Sherry and Currant Wines
L‘.ot'tlials, Ale and Cider lirandy, Lontlon I-‘ortcr
lloney and l\‘It)l‘.l*5‘:C:5 'l‘e;ts of all kinds
Sugars of all kin-;ls Tol)ac«,-o Raisins
Butter anti Cheese Ilatns and Pork
Cotlfish, i\";acket‘ul and i"llO.(l
Soap and Candlcs Lznnp Oil
Dye \Vouds and Copperas
A general assortmesnt of Fruit
Clover and 'l'imothy Seed Ii(.‘1lllS and Onions
Vv'l'0ug_;h‘t and cut Nails ‘I’t)\\.‘tl*:I‘ and Shot
Flour of all kinds Rye and Corn
'\\"hitcwash and scrubbing .iit'tIsltcS
Liquid lilaclting, antl a great many articles not
ellumcratctl.
All the above articles are of the first quality
If any (ll!~1l)L'llL'!Vt: it, let them call and jtulgr: for
themselves. Tlze least favor gratefully acknowl-
':d§CCl- D.-\Nllil. b. I3-Al?.'l'R.-\l‘»i.
I‘~3:)t'wall<, Marcét l3.
CHIEA I.’ S T Olti’..ii‘..v
E. ;.§'é‘;>‘cct",
' c B-l'l(.lg'C,ll1)\"€
[J;:llCl‘.tl assort-
la
T the new SH’:-1'9. west side 1
for sale, cheap for Casli, a
ment of
{I1-r-t n «yr: 21- - ' I. 4
tr. .~ 0.32 .03, it-1‘2.e't.t., C2-~oc.7L'c7°-J’,
Ct-‘R05’ 駒~.7cc..s*s l-"Vc.:s*c.
Bciltg dzstcruiaincrl to sell low, persons in want
of :u‘ij.' of the abnv.-3 article-5, will be well paid for
callitig at the ztborc 5-dire,
.\'o;'w:til<, Oct. ‘.2.
G‘R,OCEIl,lE S, &c.
TUS'l‘ I‘€(‘.t.‘lVt3Ll and f.,;- gale by the Slll)SCf'll)Cl’5?
A general assortment of Groceries. which
me)’ Will Sell low for Cash or country produce.
SAMUEL BURRAl.L E»: SON.
NOW‘-"|li~'-s June 20.
LIME.
HE subscri‘ocr would inform the public that
he continues the business of making Lime
at the kiln lately occupied by Barmmz £5’ Chafi-
WI", and will furnish it on as low terms as can
be had at any kiln in this part of the country. A
Supply of the first quality on hand : all orders
thankfully received and punctually attended to.
Pl-IINEAS Cu.'.r.\zA:<.
N. B. All letters containing orders for Lime
will be post paid.
llitlgefieltl, Nov. 92.
CU-PARTNERSHIP‘.
THE 8t1b.~:criher liaving taken into Partnership
- his son,Enw1N I-ion‘, the business will
in future be conducted under the firm of IS. D.
HOY'l' E5‘ SON. All persons who are i‘ndcb'cd
are called upon to inake immediate payment.
Priarch 27th, 1820. D. HOYT.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
HIS is to notify all people from east to west,
from north to south, under the sun, moon,
and stars, that I will pay no debts of any one’s
contracting, no not even my wife, Polly Scqflcld,
as it is her wish that I should forbid her, without
written order. under my hand ; this is to remain
as long: as I remain, unless I countermand it.
Also, I return my l1'lln’ll)lCll‘lanl;s-to the public
for their custom in my occupation.
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they may want till their hearts ache.
OBADIAH SCOFIELD.
Stamford, March 26,1821. 5
, in our native land, surrounded with pagans and -
strangers, we would lift the voice of praise to our
COVCll‘:tlIt father, and call on our patrons and friends
to rejoice. for the Lord hath comfort:-rl his people,
and ministered unto us an open and abundant en-
trance among lllc-. heathen.
altars of aliniitinazioii, nor bloody rites of super-
stttion.
stituiizzns of idolatry, and to prepare the way for
the noblcr institutions of his own worship..---
l
FROM THE MISSIONARY HERALD.
SANDWICH MISSION.
Joint letter qfz/ze .ll'Iz‘.s-.vz'oruzrz'(:s to Me Co-r)'cs/landing
Secretary.
Hanorooah, \Voahoo, Julv 22:3, 1820.
4
Rev. and very clear Sir,
Far removed frolTt the loved dwellin s of Zion
I
But here we see no
Jehovah has begun to overturn the in-
‘.‘l"llll(.‘ we were tossing on the waters of the .‘~‘.tl2‘.11-
tie, and while the ch-c-sch was on her knees l)cft)l‘t:
the He'.u»_—r of prayer, He was casting down the
v.:.tni:it~.-. of the ltrztlltcll, tletriolisliiiig the temples
of paganism. and holding in derision the former
pride and tlisgracc ofthis people.
Waited by the propitious gales of heaven, we
passed the dangerous goal of Cape Horn on the
30th of .l-anuary ; set up our I;henezet'tlie:'e :, and
on the 30th of March, ztrrived olilhe shore of
these long lost and long neglected ‘isles of the
Gentiles.’ But how were our cars astonished to
l1c'at' a voice proclaim. ‘ In the =wil(.’er71ess /zre/zarc
ye //ac--‘Away of Jr/201-'a./z ,- 7nrz.(‘c strait in the (14-36 rt
a /:1’;/1-tony for our God .” How were our hearts
agitated with new‘, and various, and unexpected
emotions, to hear the interesting intelligence--
‘ Illmma/zrnuu/I is (lead--1/zc Ihboox are l)ro.’<c72-—
!/we Idols or." /mr2z.'——z/2c Zl1'or:;ca.’.'.9 are destroyer!-—
and (/10 /"l‘l'£’S‘n'/lO9(f 0.’:-915.3-Iicrl.’ This \ictory was
achieved by that arm alone, which sustains then-
niverse. llc, who in wisdom has ordained that
no flesh should glory in his presence, has savt-zl
us from the «la::;;et' of g'ltn‘yin;.»; in the trinntpn,
and taught us with a<lt.rin~_.; views of his iitaj.-.~,aty
to‘ stand still and see the .-..tlvation of (L.-ail.’ Long
indeed did we e.\:pect to tell, '.'¢l".ll slow and p..i;2—
fol progress, to undermine the (let-p hut? iouiit--I.-.
lions ofthe grosses: idolatry. I-tut He, v.?...)se
name alone is Jehovah, looked upon the b.ood-
stained superst;-.ion, ere-‘cted in insult to «Eli me pu-
xily, and, without even the winding: I‘:-.rn’s horn
of a con-:<=crated ])l‘l!:.°.l,Il sinks from i1l'~ presence,
and ttlml)les into ruins; and he cuirttiiztmls us, as
the feeble followers ofthe Captain ct" .~'t=.rl'-";l‘.l(l-ll, to
go up - every man straiglit before him,’ and, ‘in
the purine of our Got], to set up our banner.’
xl.’.’.s-.wo7uzry -S'zutz'un.s-.
‘Xe have been allowed to plant the standard of
the cross at ixiirooali and ilanaronah, where the
t:l‘.lt:f.‘;. the nati-.'<~..~.. and fort.-i‘guers may, from day
to day. hear the sound of the gospel. Most gluti-
lv \\~'(‘:lll(l vs:-. erect the standard on every lslc in
this cluster, but we have no preacher to ’St'll(i.-—-
'l'he pt-r-pie ate without any form of l‘tli}_§‘lCl1,
\\-;.i'll‘-_£'-1'. as it were. for the law of Christ, though
they l«;-now not his name, nor the way of salvation.
l“rom .~\I«_:-oi l.ll(.' call is loud and impressive,
‘come over and help us.’ I‘.'Iessrs. \Vhittiey and
l’i‘..rf‘:_t;lC:S accoznpartietl \'}-eorge to‘ his faxther, who
retired his long '.il)St',I)l son with the lt‘l‘l(l€l‘CSl. af-
fection, antl mat‘;-e him second in co:nmar:l over
l1l3i$l'dl‘2(i3. lle said that the arrival of Hemme-
I-loome. as l‘:l1~'f;'3.‘l is c'.;‘:‘-ml, ‘ mad-: hi-a lieart so
joylitl, that he cwolcl not talk much tl‘.,u day.” He
(.‘Xl)!'C‘.s“-.(‘.-'.l much g_:;}:'§l_d{ltZ that t.=.t:.tr_~h.:rs h:1.ri been
sent to tl*.est- l‘~l'.t?l:i(;‘~ ro instruct him anal his peo-
ple, in the arts ixlivfl '.~'(.lt‘!l:Zt‘S, and in the pri:‘.t'.ipl~c3
of the fil‘.-:'isli.m l’.cliginn. He will he loved
linozite-lmrnte Tl‘;-’)Z=t‘. than his nth r cluildrr-u :~——
llc z2d:l.rl, ‘ I thou,{l.t. he vszts d-:ad——-otne ct-tptaio
veil me be live in z‘~.:‘r.~.-rtrtr.--—.l say no, he tieatl.
he no znnre come lizzcl:--l‘.'.:t now be live, he come
au;ain—-niy heart very glatl.’ lie Q.-'tgag.-_jes to he
a lI.tl=.cr to us, as have been to his son. He
is importuuate in his entreaties that mine of us
should settle there : he promises to give us hou-
ses and land. as much as we need; exprese.es a
gt-rc-at desire to learn, and has begun the work in
t.".ll‘ilt.‘St. \Vc hope the Board will be able it“=mt.-.-
tllzt[:l}' to station there an able preacher. a :alr.il:fui
physician, an industrious farmer, and an accom-
ll:
. plished l.anc;-.stet‘ian scliool-master.
At Kitooah, our brethren, though subject to
great prtvations, are allowed to engage in their
work with flattering hopes of success. The king
leads the way as their humble pupil, and alrcarly
begins to read intelligibly in the New Teszamczit.
he is desirous to outstrip all his subjects in the ac-
quisition of useful knowledge. Two of his wives
and two stewards under their instruction, exer-
cise themselves in the most easy lessons of W'cb-
ster’s spelling-book.
At this place, we have a pleasant school advan-
cing with dn*.si:‘able progress in the ru:lim<:nts of
the English lan§;:=age. The number under our
instruction here is about 30, among whom are the
head chief of the island, his wife, and eleven chil-
<l"ert of White men. One of the latter, George
I'I;'Jil'l')CS, exhibits a fine genius for painting»-. V-Ve
need he-re.the aid ofa preacher of the gospel, and
a school-master who skilled in the Lancasteri-
an method ofinstruction, and a tried physician
who would chev:rfull_v and patiently endure the
necessary toils and privations, to which he must
be subject in removing the diseases of body and
soul among the heatlien, and among his fellow la-
borers. God has hitherto preserved our health ;
but the heathen around us are wasting away by
disease, induced not by :he climate, but by their
lmprudence and vices.
Dr. Holman has purposed to take his station at
Mowee. It is a fruitful island, and we hope soon
to see the standard of the gospel ])lzll’l".e(l there.
The samples ofthe king, with regztrtl to the dan-
ger ofadditional missionaties in this lield,we hope
will have subsided before additional laborers can
arrive.
I shall con- could repair and build vessels for him.
tinue on as long as} can find any thing to ham- skilful, and devoted ship-carpenter,inured to self-
mcr on, till my masters drive me away, (ifl have denial, and able to recommend and enforce the
£0‘ WY) 'd"d if the)’ “'3'” m0l‘e than six per cent religion oi Christ, might be ofincalculable bene-
fit to this people.
prize above all others.
He expressed a regret that no one of us-
A pious,
Such a mechanic they would
CW for more Jl1issio2za'rz'rs.——We knoiv not
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try, which seems to have been crushed by a sin-
gle. blow of .lehovah’s arm, should again be revi-
ved.
the history of the world, that we know not what
‘to say.
what divine wisdom intends to do here ; but we
think a great elibrt ought to be made, in every ISI-
and, to establish christi-unity and to take posses-
for Christ and the church before that idola-
)
The case is-so new and so un Jarallclled in
L‘
IV/zen /lat/2 rl 71aIz'r»z c/ranged its gods .?—-
The enemy may have retired but fora season. to
appear again in his wrath, to kindle the flames of
persecution. and r::~r:stablish the worship of de-
inoiis in all its forms of pollution and ct‘uclty.—-
I-low often did Isr-at-l,the Cl1OSt?!‘t()fCvO(l, give mel-
txncholy proof ofthe most deep rooted (lcpravity.
ind the incurable propensity of the human heart
to the gt'oss..estitlolatry_. even with the lively ora-
cles ofdivme truth in their hands, and the awful
majesty of Jehovah’s presence l,)ClOl‘C their eyes.
\'\-’ere it not for the fact, that, the present age is
an age of wonders, and the hope that the chris-
tian church will not relax: the at-tlor ofetfort and
the fervency of player for us and this people, we
should expect soon to see the altars of abomina-
tion erected, and the powerful priesthood of sn-
pcrstition at rayed against this little feeble band of
christizxn pilgrints, before one of us could preach
plainly and inipt'es‘sive_l_y, in the language of the
islands, the unsearchahle riches of Jesus Christ.
But. in God is our hope and we will not fear.-—
\Ve dare not put our trust in princes. The king
of Zion alone is worthy of our confidence. It is
he who has begun the glorious work; and it ruiil
go on. The powers of earth and hell cannot. suc-
cessfullycppose it. Vtle are nothing. And wheth-
or success or defeat shall be our particular lot, we
know that the holy cause, in which, under your
patronage, we are allowed to embark, cannot fail
of ultimate and universal triumph. ‘ I/Linn shall
arise and shine—the R edeemcr shall reign--u
the isles shall wait for his lax-.'., 'l‘h:: glory of
the I4(5"Ll shall cover the earth. and all flesh shall
see it together, for the mouth ofithc Lord hath
spoken it.’
(Tin.-eretl with these divine consnlations, n the
mitlst of trials and privauoxas-—t:ontented and hap-
py in our work. weak and inexpt.ri<:-need as we are,
\'.e turn our eyes to you for counsel, and to heav-
cn lor l‘.-elp, pod subsc:“.-lie ourselves. dear sir,
'.ut'.r servants for Jesus’ Sttlit’, and fellow labour-
--_-r;., in the vingyztz-d of our Lord. L
H. ISINGHAM,
D.t:.~1r.I. ‘.luAMI3Imi.AIN,
SAMUM. \5Vu1'r.\'uY,
S.uuUr.I. llUGoLi~;s,
Iiust-zit ioomts.
Extrncrc from the .IoUIt.\'/tL of tire 1l’2"z'.s-.s't'072(1rz'«'-9.
As we shall not be able to publish but a paw.
the .loumal. we con"-mcnce at the time VVl‘l9?: sir:
Tliadeus was approaching (.)whyliee_; ant. 2. :-:_:,.:'c
interesting: epoch to the members of the ‘t':1:;:-»-I-03?.
can hardly be conceived.
i‘.larch 13. Fz'rsz.‘ Vz'c=w O70/zy/;r.'e.—-i§Ia:§;«‘
this morning the long looked for O\.vlt_\l‘.«::-3, and,
the cloud-capt and snow-capt .’lIou22a-[Ga/z appear
in full tiev.-. A heavy clot-.d now e.-nv~:*l«.~nes ‘.1 con-
siderable part of this stupt‘nd<)us momttaita, vi’: the
summit or which a gt'eat body of snow appears,
at intervai.s. quite above the cl-mils.
1 l o’clot-k, f‘... M. V-Va are nmx coasting along‘
the Ilt)lti.'t‘l'll l)L‘.l‘l. of the izlantl, '.~-::.r the sliore,
as to see. the nu-merous ltabitations, CLli’.l"Il'.t'd
lielrls, 1-ising r~:m«~l;-as in dill‘. rent directions, fresh
'.'e,Q;et:ttic-ll. trecs, &<:.~I-anti by the lie p of ;.§l.t.~.escs_.
men and \Vi-'K‘.'lr:l'l, immortal beiiigea, pxucliasccl by
redeeming blood. Hopoo has (lc.sign:.tr.d the
spot wh-.:re he was born. He and his three cour-
tryrnrzn :!‘.'tl
their nattre shores. I"-iear the southern exttetnlty
of th-;- islzmrl, the walls of an ancient Iwiorceali. or
heathen l.:.I‘.l])it appe:u', wlaere the sacrilicr.-s olfa-
b[’.n~.i';g.li-',1} hat e- l=:r.,2~ beet‘. Uffr!'('(l to tleiriotis.
7', P, M. About sen.‘ on shore to make in(_lstI-
tics rt.-sporting‘ ahe, Kztig and 'he state of the isl-
and. returned v;i".t the int«_ll3,o,»:nce that Taniaa'r--
ma-alt is dead ; that Ruhr,--I-ebo, his son, succcecls
him; tl.;,t the intages: of his g:‘0'.iS are t:.u:nr:tI;
that the 5:-:-"2': and vm-ér~.en eat log;jc'ht.'t'; thatoxie
oftbc cltlf.-fa ')!‘i§' l~‘.il:'t-Ll i-. stfttiing the af-
fairs ofi;;v>\'e:-:.r.icr.t, and ht. for rr.-lizsing to d:stroy
‘V1’. ‘S
his gzitls.
S l. I'z‘..~it to 11.2 I-.~!rmc!.-—'l1roti‘.er litiggles,
llmrrze. ~ l'IO!‘loo. and (Q. I’. 'i‘atnov'ct- made =1 visit
tr‘. 3,» -,y totht: res§tl«.~:uc.r; ofl‘§:'i:n2.i:oo. where they
and (:I‘.‘tel“t.-.t;‘:a-ri with unex-
‘-ierfe it-cal‘-'t=r.l ltittlfiy.
peered civility. By them toe \'.'i<‘~.vws of l'atn'-vial‘.
maah sent us many pt'ese=:~ts. In the course of
the day a number of the native.-‘. came eff to tho
brig in their canoes, v. ith \.«t‘l.'J.'l:tl‘.l€’..<- manufav
lures, shells, &C. for the purpose: of ttafiic. anti .
tfralifv their curiosity. The sight of these cl ‘.~
(lren of nature, drew tears from many eyes. -' ..-‘
,h(.,,, we inquired, whether they had heard any
thing about Jehovah, who made ()wliyl‘.ee and all
things? They replied that Rcho-reho, the lili‘-g‘,
had heard of the great God of white men. an-.il had
spoken of him; and all the cliiefs but_.or.e had a-
greed to tlestrr.y_,h-e;,- idols. llelttltlsc they were
convinced, that they could do no good, since they
could not even save the king};. Idol worship is
therefore prohibited, and the priesthood entirely
;;l;r,li;,lmd, Sing, 0 /zcavms, for Me Lord /2a!/z
dme it. ' _ r _
April 1. Vz'sz't qfIt'rz'nza.('o«9 to rlrc’ f77‘lg.-——I\l'l-v
makoo and his wife. and two widows of 'l'amaah-
maah, decently dres~:ed,» and attended with a con-
siderable train of men and women. Came OD I-‘Gard
the brig, having sent before them a present to
Capt. B. of three hogs, and as manylarge bun-
dles of sweet potatoes. They were introduced
to the members of the mission family individual-
ly, and the mutual Salutation of shaking hands,
with the usual compliment ‘ Aloha,’ passed pleas-
antly among us all. From what we had heard
and seen of the natives, the appearance of this no-
ble chief was more interesting than we _could‘ have
expected. His dress was a neat white dtmity
jacket, black silk vest, nankeen pantaloons, white
cotton stockings, shoes, plaid cravats and a neat
English hat. He showed peculiar fondness for
the children of Mr.~(.‘-hamberlain. When we de-
greatly animated with the prospeu: of
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