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the Omnpoten! Author of every good and perfect gin,
with the most sincerity Of my heart to guide
and protect you through all time; TO bless and preserve
you to all eternity.
BY J. A. Sewers. Henry Clay The advocate Of a
S. Bank-a high TariF-lnternal improvements, &c
while those who support him are Anti Bauk-An-
Tariff, and against Internal Improvement consistency
SC
Fedealis; he TO the south of Dan TO enlighten
the people with his and slang bu, they would
not have him to rule them
BY Robert H. Wade. John Y. Mason The friend of
The Independent Treasury; may he be elected IT, States
Senator.
BY WIN. P Tucker. May all good citizens who have
ransgressed against The Constitution, repent in sack
cloth and ashes and return unto that political ground
for which their Foredthers blsd and died whst the lamp
of light continues TO burn.
By Granderson & Wade. The South Of Dan Said
by the Wings to BIZ the ignorant part of God
lion. but they can't be deceived by Wings.
BY VIM Howerton.
Walter Coles, my friend and pitcher,
May he always beat viacrnt Whether.
By Maor Vim. T. FourquIean. Walter Coles, our
honest faithful and independent representative in Con.
gess We would say him, well done thou good and
faithful servant-"go ahead"
BY James Faulkner. To the Conservatives: The
podgal son was received with joy but they that apos-
at,sed were doomed 10 everlasting perdition
BY John Morgan. May the successors of Andrew
Jackson always be guided by The lofty patriotism
which renders his immortal.
BY james T Faulkner This repast: Let Us remem.
Der that this food is the toll worn bodies and this drink
is the split blond of the Heroes of the Revolution
BY Jas l. Blackwell, Esq Fedrralist: You have
wasted your strength in folly-you may continue 10
war as long as you WILL but you cannot harm Democra
cy-Democrscy speaks truth, and the lovers Of truth
will defend her, and truth will prevail against the as
sau!ts of the combined forces Of traitors rebels and de-
cevrrs
BY Major VIM, T Fourqurean. VIM. c. Rives-A
political Judas May he sink The level of his merits
THOMAS YOUNG, Presidsnt
wv. T. FousaUREAs Secretary.
The British Queen had not arrived at New York on
Tuesday Evening; but was hourly expected. "Busi-
ness 10 some extent awaits her arrival-the money
kpt which dull, the Exchange which was high, the
cotton market &c &c. The York Express says,
"Theprce of this Exchange depends mt little upon
the news by The British Queen An advance cotton
is, of course, as good 10 much more exchange
abroad A revival in American securities would also be
10 US so much more available Indeed, The money
market must continue to be uneasy, if unsettled till
we have received and dges,ed all the and letters
up TO July LIST
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Jolly 10

BEG leave 10 coll lie OF the public 10 me following
extract received by me iron ~ " 1i.nam
Of oAio'o' H'1'I 'eSpee z. p NASH,
Book ssd Piano FutsssRer, PettrSburg Yn
e, =. ,a,ure 10 inform you, that the Piano which pr
M vns vas carefully packed not sustain The slight
" p, good order and perfect ard
est by competent judges tanong whom Is
use ,eueberl be beautiful and hne.toned Instrument
oui oI n no, superior any in this village vicinity
obtaining good Piano Fortes would no cooD
do 10 Your before purchasing essS
heieye you keep except those made by stoSa
Dpnhsm other kind Joo wnrs:reom when Gov re-
collect believe there indifferent 70 @
TO be the external hope you VIII meet WIN mosh
',S " va,pp r..5.c,taJv JAMES L. NDRTHAN.
Oxford, June le3o. .1oy'l No"
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Our neighbour in article headed '1hf ConssrraUes asks
why did not DR. Rives throw off tho mask of the
previous to the late eeclion Reader Mr. Rvcs language
two three months before the election: The
bad bad, bad-BAp FROM BEGINNING TO rSD-BAD OUT AND
OUT ths be no. throwing of the mask will the Star inform
US what IL is 10 do SO: Can language be stronger:
So says The Lexington (Rockbrldgr) Gazette.-We
call upon its Editor uhcn phere and ho,o did MIR Rves
use this lanpuagp
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C0ionizatiDn Rooms,

V0ShW9t0H Chy, 1My ID, 1909
The ship Suludu, arrived at Philadelphia, from Nonro
via The 2oth ult reports the colonies in healthy and
highly prosperous condition The citizens makhgra
p,d advances in agriculture. There will be large sup
ply OF corn potatoes and casada beyond the wants
OF the Colony. Great attention has been paid the last
year to planting the coffee and several plantations
OF The sugar cane have been commenced, which from
appearances viii yield very abundant crop.
Emgranls who go out this year will be located the
ST Paul river above Mshurg, at the cove at the
mouth Of the St John river both contiguous old
Elements, favored with Schools, churches, &c. These
points have been selected Tor the richness Of The SOIL
and their heallhiness
The Saluda, with her experienced Captain, VIM Wa
ters, will sail from Philadelphia on the 23d instant, and
from Norfolk the LIST Of August Beinga packet ship,
she can furnish good accommodations for $50 passen
gers Emigrants all be on board at Norfolk on the
3lst instant. Those who may arrive there before the
SHIP will apply 10 John McPhaiI, Esq for advice and
assistance
Every family Of emigran,s ought 10 be furnished with
axes, hoes, spade, shovel saw, augers gimbes, &c,
clothing and shoes, for year, with assortment Of
garden sreds. When they not able TO provide for
themselves is hoped that the benevolent friends Of
the cause will afford them aid
The aid of all The friends Of Colonization is earnestly
and respectfully solicited in filling out This expedition
A. WILKESON,
Gsnl 9gent I'm Col S0eisty
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IEN DOLLARS REWARD will be paid for the apprehension
and delivery negro boy named Isaac {" sometimes calls
the first OF June last Isaac
sht about years old and very
ke: has large nos and speech when spoken to- and
generally neat particular mark rcoiecrd
.auc was James River n Cumberland county, by Mary
Daniel dec and 10 tho boamen james River
and learn this time; and il not, II likely ho
ON the james Canal passing free or attempting to
his free Stale under Of free papers, and
some other fictitious Isaac hired by this from
Mr. Daniel the executor OF Mary Daniel dec WIZ pay
The above reward il delivered him myself living ~ Cumbe
lund SIX miles uliuve Columbia. JAMES a. IioMas.
Ill, 2l-w3w
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nEGREEs IN QUALITY Good Better, Best


nEGREEs IN QUALITY Good Better, Best
H. l. There Pianos called Good.
2 There Pianos that would be called Better when
compared with those usually termed Good
3. And there Pianos that would be called Bes,
when placed side by side with those called Better.
u Hundreds OF Pianos give great satisfaction, until
others are SEEM but unfortunately the majority of per-
sons put themselves very little Of the way 10 End
out which are really The best.
There many persons who purchase Pianos because
there happens TO be some pretty looking, sounding
instruments for sale in their neighborhoods,
where else convenient 10 their dwellings, when if they
knew The great difference in the actions Of Piano Fores,
they would be more likely to go little further of TO
purchase such as known and warranted to be the very
best, and sold subject to be returned if no, the best
There are many others who do purchase al all,
because they not assured Of the fact Tint the nsru
mens for sale in their neighborhoots are good
Others
There others who fearful upon the subject be.
cause some OF their friends aud ucqnainlances have
bought Pianos which proved TO be good for nothing
The outside Of Piano is but a small consideration;
the all important parts hid lrom the eyes Of purcha
and even il they not The purchaser generally
would know very little about it. The action OF Piano
is very important part Of it, and should be looked to
with great deal Of How often do hear per-
say. ooh, what sweet toned Piano., not remem.
bering at the same tme that whilst this sweetness Of
tone a.lmportan yet of The most inferior PA.
have been sweet toned at first but from defect in
the action other cause, gave way and lost
their sweetness. How often is it that defects exist in
the inside OF Piano that known found out
until bought and paid for. Any skillul Cabinet Maker
can finish Piano handsomely and give il the appear.
Of $GU0 instrument whilst in fact may not be
worth 800 know many persons, at this time, who
beautiful Pianos that they would be glad 10 get half
price for.
great many persons will take more pains and trou.
Bile in buying a watch than such a valuable
cle Piano Forte; strange TO say, they will in mum.
Der Of take The say oil seller instead Of
binding him up in the striclesl manner
II those who want Pianos will forward their orders
and give the outlines Of the style Of exterior they ad
mire and will give me little latitude in price, will
select such instruments as will agree TO take back if
not fret rate. Z. T. NASH,
Book and Piano. seller, Petersburg, Va
July 10 2l-4ui
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SD above reward will b given 70, the sppie.
nenson Ind delivery omy ALBERT who abscond.
L .ne morning oil the lih nst.-Abert about 20 yean old
H.; ul faee and about feet inches high
,. the dys, make his Oho.-Ae
carr III. road n ice cart At the time be off be e the
take this method Of informing my friends and customer, who
oohSe from me- tna 10 consequence absence driver
together With hs having killed my mule .SaI h "sh. -,
supply them with ice longer This is 10 ma nain6 Conan
ncation make 10 them at this Of the ve,
WILLIAM A. GAY
:, :. 80. mueJ above Richmond.
Hcnrico county, July 10, 1889. alwas
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S1OO 600.

Lottery authorized by The State Of MARYLAND, Class
No. i. for Is39.-To be draun on The 2'M Sept 1889.
The leading Capitals sre-0ns Grana o prtsc o.
COG ~ 0o) of 5000, Of 1900, 10 Of 5000, 90
Of s'ooo 20 Of 500, so of Iooo-and great many
money. I'D 70 d,,u, h.,,o,.
.o,,;sc,te of package Of IS Whole Tickets in this
Mseni6cent Scheme will sent for $3.50.
a. Certificate Of Package Of % Half Tickets $l25
Do do % Quarter do ~ so
Do do IS Eighihs do 81 20
Single Whole Tickets $20-Shares in proportion
Orders for tickets in The above lottery are solicited
without delay-U To be directed 10 the seller OF oil
the large prizes which are sold in Ibis part OF the county
d. NJ HOYT, Richmond pd
~, 10 2I-td
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WOUt's Bassk of Prizes,
RICHMosp, Va

GOLDEN PROSPECTS.
A small investment may secure GOLDEN HARVEST!
And be it remembered, all prizes paid demand,
in CASH To these advantages crite soon, aud
be careful 10 address correctly.
d. NJ. HOYT Richmond, Va.
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The ladies having retired, variety Of Volunteer
Toass were given amongst which were the followinq
ny Mr.. Corning. President Of the Day Our Host:
Unsurpassed in assiduy and attention 10 the comfort
and welfare of his guests-Ws wish him the highest
degree of prosperity and success
by Gen Ford, Is, Vice President General Floyd OF
VgIna: The last Governor under the old and the first
under The new Constitution.
by Mr.. Shiras, Cd Vice President. Woman-dear
woman Eve lost q Paradise, but full well have her
daughters repaid us-They have made many.
BY MIR. HAYWOOD, Sd Vice President The Planters
OF Virgins: Kind generous and hospi:able.
by VIM Burke Of the Red Sulphur Springs Free
light, Tree air, free sloge and no favnrs.
BY DIR James OF New York. The South and the
Norlh One in The commencement OF political existence
in the ardunus effort place deep and The uun
daons OF national glory and Prosperity-ln the ADM.
ration Of the nations OF the earh-aDd in Interest =
Nulhed-hlightrd- snsed-now and hencelorth,
De every which may tend to sever or impair The
bonds which unite them
BY DR. Robbins Of Boston. The Political Economy
Of cur Hnc The generous supply Of all rational de-
mand Tor line h"nie of he Stranger
BY Mr. O'Hsra, of South Carolina. Our Native
Home He who would furgel it, would forget the mother
who nourished his infancy.
BY Mr. Maynard, of New York The Day we cele.
brae: May The spirit of holy patriotism and ncor
rupllbe integrity, which oreia,hers manifested on
this day. animate The heart0 and guide the actions Of
their descendants 10 the latest generation.
By Mr. Knowlson, of New York. Our sister Repub
US, cast its benign influence Them.
BY Mr. Carpenter, of Pennsylvania Our Homes:
Dear 10 US by every lie TINT makes life valuable.
Ry Mr. Dunlap, of Virginia. The invalids now as
sembled here May the object of their visits be
complished.
BY Mr. Smith, Of Ohio. Amerca May her sons ever
prove psttioc Soldiers and her Republicans
BY Mr. w Burke The Memory Of La Fsyette
BY; Mr. Walters, Pole. May We all live in peace in
1he United States, and may Poland be free.
BY Col Perkins, Of Boston. Lberiy-lhat Liberty,
which acknowledges sOrsrega pOner in the Consli.
tuition and Laws of the Country.
BY Mr.. Beardsley, Of New York Government: 1t
should interfere with the governed, only far as is
conducive TO the good Of he whole community Beyond
this, man in society should be as free in The
stale Of nature.
BY Richard Burke, Of Virginia
That this day 10 latest descendants may be,
A day Of rejoicing and triumph and slcc
lisa lbernnn's toast with his glass trimming high;
Then hurrah my brave boys. for the 18th OF July.
The President having retired, MIR. Shiras gave,
The President Of The Day, Mr. Corning
And the company broke up.
In The evening the village illuminated and Ball
attended in the Assembly The festivities Of the
&C casion csed by supper furnished in the high
est style Of elegance and in abundance its short of
pro- uson Great credit is Justly due 10 the enterprising
PROPRIETOR whose attention 10 his guests expressed
in one of the toasts, is unsurpassed
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NJ The holder Of the Capital uW reeeire $50 600 Net!
Virginia MOnOngalia Lottery,
Glass 4, for 1889.
To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, August 3, 1882
SPLENDID SCHEME.
| prize of ,204 prizes Of 1866
| ll.765 50 1000
6000 so $50
5000 50 200
5000 G3 $50
/ $500 SC, SC.
Tickets only 10 Dollars
certificate of package of % Tckets will be sent
for $50. Shares in proportion.
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u Hoyt's FarOrite. %
Virginia Petersburg Lottery,

Tickets only Sl0-Shares in proportion. ;,
certificate of q package Of 26 Whole Tickets viii
sen, for $3.50 Halves and Quarters ID proportion.
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1Th. Jefferson to Geo. Hay, in 1907
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.nto
Failing 10 persuade President Van Buren into IN
Official eoprobation Of their wishes, they nave
alIy labored through the agency OF srliui ana
nsrlisans Is delude the public mind ana 70 eAcne
groundess prejudice sga'nss our Gne' W., hs md his
The minus, and dsingenuous accusation, that ne ana hs
coadiutors wickedly endesvor 10 deprive you " ya
proper rights; TO destroy The credit system; 70
ceri the order OF private business and natonal H'u
The towns. ahat almost monopoiised The mmro'a'e
benefits of a National Bank, have been every "heIs
stimulated by the natural spirit oil monopoly 10
nance and propagate this idle and ungenerous
and have literally encouraged the public press 10 ue
nounce the President for expressing she OPINION,
national treasure at once the support OF government
the life blood Of peace and the sne~s oil war; shoua
longer be confded 10 she arbitrary pleasure ne amor
tious aspirations; and precarious credit anu ao''y
National Bank. .IL,s
vast number OF The spectators who became noeo.eo
10 the late u Bank and who lived oy 'heir WIS wee
never prepared 10 discharge their debls ono
ed curta as fatal as the paroxysm on aeau IL,
sill, greater number Of them anticipated fsVois lou 'a
Bank and that any denial would De 10 .he" we ~
evitabe precursor of ruin. While the Bank ilsel con
,ipually seeking an augmentation OF wealth. ns'ue'
solicited the custody OF the public purse
To withhold therefore, the of the national treasure
from The IT, Bank, was TO cross the pecunafy heeess
,is, of this numerous avarcious and powerful
linn of bodies natural, aggregate and corporate Inc
banking authorities with such potent means opo
loo. sn,;l;,res combined against the late and present
Accommodation; and by bold, pes'everlng and prom
aae .r 10 renew is charter, 10 pesPetuate It's sway
nd N control The revenue and finances OF the as
sumed the exercise of powers that were iomiaaoi ~
the extreme and which threatened 20 osesn.1% '"e
dom OF the only hopeful Republic IN Inc ~o,u. 80,
With mingled indignation and regret We INV -:
National Bank dealing in political schemes TO suoso,z.
the press aud 20 direct and regulate poe's nn;.r,
arpesses to public men and editors OF 10 Peou".-.y
,TL Jcgc,.on 10 Geo. Hay, in 1907.
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HENRY H's.ENS.

FsstIIS beaautal and thofo' tf,d Virgins Horse
Il ~ii stand TIE present Ssasrn, a bar .oiie
81 NJuceys sd l1e.dass; N,dHcsdsts aud
THURSDAYS 81 Peac'sa's S.1-e. 10 Providence ST
,'cptr, aad Fridays ard St,nfdays ., Alex4n.
def's Store on Clear c. sad NIsl rcu8tr str-
vice a, the l5w p.iee ~s5 M >caa7n Shleh sill
b. esc q; the expiration tB-rr9f, End sl2 {" n.sd
b. fore tie Igaf2llon II Tbs Slasau -ae $50 W
ensure Mare 70 Be in ieal, pax1h.l a. ION -
The fact IS tn0Nn o. the properi} thangtd Esetf
care and a,sntiau wili Re '.sca - prevent srer
beats and escsp-s, bat | all ~ = 'sssDn .A.f
.or aay vbieh mas happen. Henry ta1 wta
b. rtEu'4giy a. ~ stands. public day esd high
a4,ef- rxcc-'e9. The Sstan rtli c4utaturs ~
llth q March End 90. the 10Th Vi JOY, 30
celts :; lee Gsoom.
u Mare. sen, frosn distance x,ii be ed = a
] r-.-sa.r 10 49,.
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1mrllprANr NOTICE

Persons prlnr the Irie Mra.riavs, arc aa'''''
take tie Pilp al niebt, Ia soibeiori 4@ans'"'
nFrtstr t#n ~ three times gu lha baAss y
r.satsc n The nsri day Also, tsGe tasir'f ;,
~ the Bitter. hal. al hour bciars each H'est :.
'h1aa o. a delicate or snircslrd Loasii'1'oa' y
,hs quantity may be sufhe'eut VI
For further particulars Of the above ."
d,clnc $40 Nol.a,'s Good Samaritan 4
py Of which accompanies the medicine
copy may also be bad ON appi'cahon . N
Printing Office IN Charlotte, Saefe 'os y
dlciuc Is for sale. :, "A
Prepared and sold by William D. M1HI
9G7 Broadway, New YORK.. a hoe'a'
auctlou made TO those Who purchase " J
again. Letters, poat pad, Val receive :
mediate attention.
T.J.HOLTON, 1gf"'
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$4,000 genuine Morus Mui,i-
cauiis for sale.

sxra gzyHE subsefibes h now prepared
$4,000 Ia make contracts Tor the DE-
4. 4: : 4; II : ::;: S, &: =: !.
-e- th.Is has bern aud still VII be many
,,.,,d. otactieed upon the unsuspeeing, the SUB
,,rtan,s those now Uff,Itd to he OF ths sc
nn,nc kind. his original s,Ock VAS obtained nom
t.i,,.n n smith OF Baltimore, nine years age anu
of the lree that that gentlee an has sps-
keo shcn about IN has Writings, icing The hrs' ever
bronsbt 10 the United States. The H,o has been
growing in sn exposed situation sincc htsi obtain
and beng now seClimairdl Is Ptsieraelr 10 sh''e
latel, introduced into the country l'will also b
cultivated Is myself the present year aud every
care viii be taken 10 render the tree goed and eve
~ necessary instruction gwen 20 purchasers upon
tic cultivation OF TIE same. AZ The les + 10 ff'a
,nand and the season about 10 close tor obiAlhns
il this wear, those wishing To purchase wouf4 90
well 10 SPEAK 10 lc. and that Tiers may BE- no as
apqoiuttaenls regular Us, all DC keP' and lh''
adyeft,sc,p,nt discontinued - sooa as The humber
aboye.uamtd i taken uP. The subscriber VIZ
also ma kc tus grmeuls tor lev Thousand >il.h
I MORN EGGS II The most approved k,ne ng~ Na'
The worms Uili be led etclusigrly upon Inc Nprus
MalIcvuli.. Al COMMUNICATIONS BY nah muSl
b post paid, and al! cscers ausl h accompanies
BY cash ,,
Feb 90. 1859. ASST
~ D. Persons are invited 10 call ard see tbs tree
Whale gtos ing aud jugs iof .hsmssl'es
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gaShE subscfibes Is noS prepared
p 10 make contracts for the DE-
l,yrry OF this valuable Tree (ior iced.
Iny ihs elk vofm) 10 the tall. As
,hsr, has bern aud stlll will be many
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DESCREP

Hsnfy Esaa is b,1asi'4 cLesusi sorrC!, r.
hands taCt - hfsh. sbese SIS, foEtn sction AM
beaaiE a. r4rsty surpa.stti b any horse Of ihv
pre- .enf Gay iis rasscs-ss mass fine crosses
81 re ia gTtee strrG o.. auv yuung Horse ~ the
Driea. sr1 -ii 81 cpes f-fouiBec1 bsusell 60 The
s4ffaasee 81 Hofsa breeders iis vas Ri to !
limited raabef ~ Mares last :, asgn aai has
ur1Fea Luna. h q 81 . .Al.a No.. v.t-.r.
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MISC E L L A N E on S.
From the Rural Repository.
by MRS. l.. II. sIGoURNEY.

IT was the day before Christmas, in the year
l77S, that during our war of Revolution, an arm
ed vessel sailed out of the port of Boston. She
was strongly built and carried twenty guns, with
well-appointed crew, of more than hundred,
and provisions fora cruise of six months As she
spread her broad, white sails, and steered from
the harbor, with fair, fresh breeze-she made
a noble appearance. Many. throbbing hearts
breathed blessing on her voyage; for she bore a
company of as bold and skifu seamen, as ever
dared the perils of the deep. But soon the north
wind blew, and brought heavy sea into the bay.
The night proved dark, and they came to anchor
with difficulty near the harbor Of Plymouth. The
strong gale that bufeted them, became storm,
and the storm, a hurricane.
Snow fell, and the cold was terribly severe. The
vessel was driven from her mornings and struck
on reef of rocks. She began to fill with wa
ter, and they were obliged to cut away her masts.
The sea rose above the main deck, sweeping over
1t at every surge. They made every exertion that
courage could prompt, OF. hardhood endure. But
so fearful were the wind and cold, that the stout
est man was not able to strike more than two blows
IN cutting away the masls, without being relieved
by another. The wretched people thronged to-
gether upon the quarterback, which was crowd
ed almost to sufocaton. They were exhausted
with toll and suffering but could obtain netherpro-
visions or fresh water. They were all covered
by the deep sea, when the vessel became wreck.
But unfortunately the crew got access to ardent
spirits, and many of them drank to intoxication.
DIFFERENTIATION, mutny and madness ensued.
ihe officers remained cear-minded, but lost all au-
tnorty over the crew, who raved around them.
"A, more irlghtul scene can scarcely be imagined.
The dark sky the raging storm, the waves break
ing wildly over the rocks, and threatening every
smoment to swallow up the broken vessel, and the
half frozen beings who maintained their icy hold on
hfe' lost to reason, and to duty, or fighting fierce
~ with each other. Some lay in disgusting stu
pidity, others, with fiery faces blasphemed God.
Some in temporary delirium, ancied themselves