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FAMILY

IAiuhh1n GhsOs EsIhsS
W. have received on, .SP,tne Supply n FAMI-
w LG GROCERIES, which is The largest aud
finest We have eyer been able 10 offer our friends aud
the public aud they are respectfully invited 10 call
on us and examine Tor liemselves.-The following
rs a pant OF our stock
~ bids ST. Crolx Sugar ofthe finest quality,
~ =. Polo Rico do various qualities.
50 boxes and barrels treble, double aud single Loaf
and Crushed and ground Sugar.
so bags Prime old Java coffee,
50 :" RIO do
10 q" Laguira do
5" Cuba do
30 Old white do
80 hl,ds steam refined Sugar house =. Rico. and
New ORGANS Molasses
10 halt chests %Gunpowder aud Imperial Teas. some
rcry fine,
40 boxes 10 ID aud & lb do do
S chests blk Tea, some extra fine,
l pipe and . hall pipes superior old Madeira wine,
5 or. casks, do
/ butt Goc pale Sherry, imported 1920,
! halt pipe medium do
/ pipe and 5 quarter casks Old Port Wine, some
extra fine,
London p Tenennc M~adeira,-Lisbon, Canary, st.
Luean, SIC, Madlla aud pure Malaga wines nor.
casks,
IS hampers Champagne ofihe De Fremont, ilcidsick
Thistle, Heart aud Dove Brands. all crack Wines
in N. York aud warranted pure and genuine,
20 cases Clatet, very fine,
/ ibid do on draft,
90 cases Muscat wine,
Q ar, casks. do do
IS Tlerces London Blown Stout and Porter.
30 halfpipes Brandies. some OF the very lst order.
9 pipes American Brandy,
5 barrels apple do
IA lhds Jamaica aud W |. Rum,
2" and 10 barrels N. England do
! half pipe Irish whiskcy,
20 cases Lemon SYRUP,
Stowton's Buffers,
IS, GOO Havana. Congress and Principe serars,
70 Barrels iIenings No.
kegs Nails, assorted; 4 tons Norway, German and
BIistered steel,
80 boxes sperm, Patent sperm and tallow candles,
Imitation English aud Pine apple Cheese,
20 boxes Bunch Raisins bali aud quarter boxes,
20 drums Sullana Raisins,
Almonds, Filber,s, Palm Nuts, Madeira Nuts,
Mace, Cloves, Cinnamon, Allspice Nuimegs, Pep
per, Ginger, Rice and ground, while do
. half pipes French wine vinegar, very fiHc,
A large lot Of wooden ware.
Brass bound Buckets, Coolers, Cons, Pals, Tubs,
covered Boxes, Measures, Trays, Market Bas-
kets, &c. &c. &c.
80 boxes Window Glass 6X10 and 10Xl2,
500 lbs. Putty,
A handsome assortment Of China and Glass are,
%, 900 lbs Family Bacon, cured by ourselves,
100 Sacks salt.-Besidcs many other articles, which
caUnoi, be enumerated. They are all offered on oul
usual accommodating terms.
MCKINNEY u MOSBY.
May 90 ii6w
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u 1t is rumured that the Real Estate Bank at
Decatur mississippi has been set fire TO by a mob,
and burned, together with all the books and papers.
Nothing was saved. Much excitement prevailed
and il was feared, if the mob was not quelIed, they
would wreak their vengeance upon the persons and
property Of the Directors.
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James River and kanaWha Conn
pany.
Notice Il delinquent Stockholders.

\ I u stated MONTH, Meeting OF the rresiden,
I a aud Directors oi the James River aud kannw
Ia Co, held IN the City OF R,elmond, on Tuesday,
lllh May, 1891
Resolved, Tina, notice be given 10 tho delinquent
Stockholders Of the eon pans, that IN case The amounts
due iom them respectively, be not paid, OF secured
IN a manurr satisfactory 10 tie lioafl, previous 10
tho li day oi August ueNi, lheu stocks will lmnle
dat ely thereafter be advertised laf sale, pursuant to
the provisions OF the Charter.
Resolved. Tha, all Stockholders having accounts
against the Company, aud who no IN arrears. be
and they are hereby requested 10 send il,eir
claims 10 the Secretary lot settlement at the July
meeting OF The Board, aud that IN ease Of u failure
To do so on then pat, the existence OF their claims
will not exempt them nom the operation Of the
iMcgolng resolution.
Resolved, thai Ion the pa, posi- OF giving the notice
above directed. the Secretary cause The foregoing
resolutions 10 be published III the newspapers IN
Richmond Charlottesville. Lyn,hbn.g Z, Lexington,
tlHcasllc, I.emIsbnig and Charleston, tkanamlla,)
until thelst August,
by order oil the President aud Directors,
w. i, C~lIlfTENDEN, Secretary.
May 81 TIA
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given VIM G. Riyes, by hs fellow citizens, Il Am
herst Courthouse, on The 20th instant. as a mafk of
their appreciation Of his political course. uunld
cheeriully accept, bat that | am too feeble 10 ENJOY
myself ia \ crowd. With respect and esteem, | am.
gentlemen, your fellow citizen, RO. RlXES.-
To Messrs. Camm, Pgtteson, &c. &c.
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o. Washington Irving, Esq. has become arcgu-
lar contributor 10 the knickefbocker, a monthly
magazine, published in Yew York, under the old
eo5non,en Of Geollley Crayon. One Of his beauti-
full papers embellishes our columns this morning.
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a. Thu New Yurk Wing, speaking of the late
appointment of Ilarmanus Blocker, of Albany, as
Change des Afllires to Holland, remarks that Mr..
b. is a teteraR FedefaiiSt; whereby additional eyi-
1ence is furnished, we presume, of the "JeTersonian
Democratic Republican States Rights character Of
President Van Buren, and the party by which he is
sustained
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Tickets only s20-IIalves Sl0-Quarlers So
Elrhths s. 80.

a." orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates
Of Packages in the above Splendid LOTTERY, will re-
ceive the most prompt attention, and those Who
order from us, may rely upon haying the draming
sent them Immediately after ii is over. Send orders
early and address
d. S. GREGORY & Co., Managers
Richmond Ia.
MAY 81 4til
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c. The Free Banking sys TEN has been annul
led in Michigan, which was the first State that a
lopted ii. Another experiment exploded.
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.NEDES.kE CELLEGE,
Hn isiChnNonG, Nirn

FINHE next Winter Tenn of Lectures in the Med
u ical Department of l%lampden Sydney College,
nj Richmond, will commence IN MONDAY. October
21st, 1889, and continue until the last oi February
following.
AUG'S, l., WARNER, NJ. d. Professor olSurgery
ard Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. h. Professor of Theory and
Practice Of Medicine.
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ. ID. Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l.. w. CHAMBERLANNE, NJ. Il. Professor OF
Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics.
X. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ. y. Professor of Obstetrics
and The Diseases Of Women aud Children.
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. d. Professor of Chem.
istIy aud Pharmacy.
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NJ MARRIAGE.

At West Castle, N. c., on the 10th inst, by /
c. Wesr. Esq. Mr.. STEPHEN w. PERRow, To Ms
VIRGINIA ilENpnIoK. daughter Of Joseph {. Her
drlck, Esq, all Of Campbell county, Va.
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y OlltE.--All persons having any just de-
~ mand o. claim against me, are invited to pre-
sent them 10 me TOT pay ment, as am anxious and
able 10 pay them, | can he found at The Union Ho-
tel, IN l.ynchburg, when absent from my Fathers
IN bedford county. WILSON T.. TURNER.
Nav 81 s3t
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EBk.E U'Z.S'G REdEEVsED.
The follow ing numbers were drawn for the Rich.
mond Academy Lottery. Extra Class, No. 8, a,
Richmond on Tuesday 2lst May VIZ:
58 II &C 81 q 81 80 80 90 81 1G AZ.
Some quite genteel lille Prizes, CThe CAPI-
TAILS ae ,oming this week. to
BOOKER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
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CnHESTOPHER McIVER,
.F r. AZ q Nv II VT FAIL u X .

sps ~ "a " ~
- RESPECTFULLY info,ms his friends and Tho
Ia public gcuclally, that he la, removed 10 tho
tenement recently occupi.dby Messts. Hancock Il
Austin. situat, Il between tlc stores of Messrs. Tur-
nei x Buiwell and John 7. Hunt. llo returns his
sincere thanks tot the liberal encouragement hereto
fore received, in his business. aud respectfully soil
cts n continuance Of it, feeling assured that. from
his experience, ptomptitudc, aud a determination to
have all OF his work put NJ by the most faithful and
skiIlull workmcn, he will not fail TO give ~salisfac-
ton.
lie has recently returned hom the Northern CT
ties and IL now In receipt OF the largest and most
desirable stock of Materials in his line, he has ever
bad the pleasure of ofc,iI & to The public, comprising
IN pat rs follows:
Imperial S,xony, blue, wool and piece.dycd.
black. olive, invisible green, and rifle do. Cloths,
oi superior guilty, and a variety Of grades.
Black, steel mIx'd, blue and fancy Doe Skin, Vic
,o,ia ribbed, aud wool aud piccc.dyed, plain and
black Cassimcres, otthe most superior quality.
Black silk Velvet, figured aud plain English Satin,
printed Cassimctcs aud figured ChaIly Veslings, n
large stock of ucl and bcautilulstyles.
'pndon Weltings, superior whitc and figured
Ma,scillcs do, a large and dcs,iablc assortment.
y M T. R w A K.
Black Bombazinc, OF the very finest quality.
Ploln, ~ lllcd and Grape faced summer Cloths.
Bla,h lhihet Cloth ofoho finest quality.
Beautiful ribbed and plain linen Drilllugs.
Fancy Gambroons, n new aud mos, fashionable ati
co Tor panlaloops.
Siockinguelt, ribbed do do do.
Doe Skin, do do do. &c NC.
A l,rge assortment of superior Trimmings.
Plain aud twilled pocket II ,ndkerchiets, splendid
gum ella tic Suspeudcrs, sllk metz Slirts and Draw
c,s, fashionable Satin Bordeied aud plain silk I'm
bicllas.
Genlldmen's embroidered black satin neck Scarfs,
English twiled Ctavais, Tenants and Winchesier's
satin and bo,nhazinc Stocks, rIbband style do. for FAT
MIN, black goat skiu Gloves. Of superior quality, Ii
non Collats, and plain and rulled liuen Bosoms,
pen,lemcn's silk half Hose, &c. *. ".
Also, = supply Of superior Needles and Tailors'
Measures.
Together with many articles not enumerated, all
of which will be sold upon the most favorable
terms.
April % us
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Mr.. Calhoun caught dgain.-During the last SEES
sion ofCongrcss, Mr.. Calhoun opposed the esiab-
lishment ofthe Smithsonian Institute, on the ground
that it was a stretch Of power on the pant Of Con
grcss-and, in an elaborate argument, he endeavor-
ed to maintain this position. A writer in the Nation
al ! ntelligencer cites the Journals of Congress of
18lG, to show that Mr.. Calhoun was then himself in
favor of establishing a National University at the
seat OF the general government, not with funds be-
qeuaihed for that purpose, las in the case OF The Smith
sonian institute, but with the pubic money, to be
appropriated directly from the Treasury So much
for his consistency!
Again-ln his speech on the Smithsonian bill,
Mr. Calhoun asserted that " the question whether
we have the power to establish a National University
or not, was a subject of consideration at an early
stage oil our government, and President Washing
ton decided that Congress had the power. But the
question was voted down, and nercr rcrircd." Now,
what are the tacls1 Mr.. Jefferson himself brought tins
subject TO the consideration of Congress, but ex-
pressed the opinion that a previous amendment 10
'he constitution, which he approved, was necessary
10 enable that body to act upon it-and Mr.. Madl-
son expressly il, without a prior a
"endment TO the cons tuition And what is more
remarkable, Mr.. Calhoun was himself a member Of
the IN which, in 1916. in copiorm'' to -
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To McrChants

To Merchants.
HAVE RECEIVED a large assortment of
j HoOtS and shoes,
which were purchased for CASH, under such cir
cumslances as will enable me to supply wholesale
dealers as low, and probably lower than they usually
pay in Northern Ciiies.
Also, | have on hand an extensive supply Of Fur,
Russia, Wool and Palm-ieaf HATS, at prices to
please those who purchase TO sell again. Whole
sale and retail purchasers are solicited 10 give my
stock an examination. oil q. MEEM.
MAY 10 3w If 3w
a N Apprentice istsanted at tlis OFFICE.
"a Nav lG IS II
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Vocal and Instrumental Haste.

nNIE Membe,s Of the musical society Of Lynch
4 burg afe hereby notified, thai the regular meet
ing will bn held tins evening ut s O'Clock. in Mr..
R,rma's Music Room, one ioot below MI. Marsh's
store. A pun,iual attendance OF tho members il re
qursted. JOHN VICTOR, President.
May ~ 1ti.
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FOURTEEN DRAWN BALLOTS
lfr.ioi0 state IOffcrH.

Fer he beaGft IF the Lecsbuyg Academy.
EAfRA CLASS, No. 3, FOR 1899.
To be drdra al Aleran3,ja on SafuyKgu HE obhb
81 Nag, e. The DRAGGING Cii be rccc,rcti diHis
GI0ce on Tuesday, de 2sh INST. at 6 O'Clock ,
I. ".
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IL kf T. r, L K Y, BURGUNDY.
ilnla, Chambettin, Samos, Greek, OF Cow
MuNioS SERVICE, Muscatcl, White and Red
iie'inliage, olamragncs, Hooks, etc. etc. WINES.
u SAFE 81 Howell DAVIES.
May2 uts
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'iadlsoh 5 recommendation, reported bill Cor the
establishment Of a National uniycrsiiya a, Washing
ton So much for his menoyyt
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MANAGERS OFFICE.
Richmond Iirgihsi0.
CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000 ID Oilars!
and fourteen drdvn numbers.
ALEXANDRIA, 4,

CLASS No. !, FOR 1888.
To be draun at Aierandria. ID. {. on Saturday
18th June, 1898.
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Besides prizes Of Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and 500.
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NEGLECTED GENIUS.


| am not particularly disposed TO sym
pa,hise with neglected genius, but most
heartily pity any one, who, being neg.
leeIed, thinks himself a genius. For one
genius that is neglected, il there be one,
there are fifty moderales that are unduly
exlolled. The world is too fond Of adj
miring. TO LEI any person or Thing worthy
Of admiration, pass BY neglected. Take
for illustration any line you will, and Il
will be seen. tina, so far is the world from
showing any disrespec, TO genius. that it
is always hunting for The admirable with
gres, diligence. From the days OF Gar
rick down to the presen, hour, wha, lots
Of possible Rosciuses have had their full
chance Of admiration! How have they
been applauded in the house. and been
praised in The papers! Every avenue to
success has been opened to them, had
thew only been capable Of making use Of
the advantages offered.
liza man does no, neglect his own ge-
MUS. he may rest assured that the world
will not neglect il. Il may be true that
many Of the actors, and writers, and sing
ers, and painters, end artists Of every de-
scriplion, who are now revealing in sue
cess and The worlds applause. may be in
ferior in natural ability to many Others
who are unheeded or unknown; but Il
the unhecded and the unknown would
only give themselves as much trouble as
the needed and the well known, they
would not have cause 10 complain OF neg
lect. However crotchetty and capricious
snme individuals may be, preferring that
which is stark noughi, to that which Is
truly good. the world 10 not so silly, bu'
always makes il rule to like best that
which is best; bu, then if you would mol
i have the world neglec, you. you raus'
no, neelec, the world. lf you wish q
! have the worlds applause. you must sees
Tor il. write for il. dance for il, pain, fo
il. What does the world care for Oh,
abilities which Won may possess, so loul
as you do no, use those abilities for Oh,
worlds qualification! Al all events. Their
is nothing to be gained from the worl'
by grumbling a. il. The world does no
care a zig for your grumblings, unless
they be made entertaining. This grnmb
ling at the world for the neglect Of ge
Mus, is very much like man standing
, in the shade, and complaining tina. tn
sun does no, shine upon him. In truth
Mr.. Neglected Genius, the world IA
, more cause to complain Of you than yo
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ron wrote angrily. he did il in good style:
be did not IMAM ~ The mouth like per-
secuted puppy dog. snspping II every
finger near him. bul he growled most
msgni6cenily. and rosred gloriously. He
was not in fret and fBme about his ge-
MUS, nursing u with hdgeity care, a.
IN old woman al an apple stall cuddles
her farthing candle; but he barred The
fame Of his gloomy torch 10 the wind
that famed il into brightness. Genius
is too rare 10 be really neglected; and il
would be worth while for those Who fan
ey themselves 10 be neglected geniuses.
10 make diligenl inquiry whether much
ol the fault does not rest with themselves.
Perhaps they may find out. in The course
Of the inquiry, that they are mol genius
es.-Ihen, oil course, they are not neg
lected geninses: for il the substantive
goes. the adjective goes with IT, Per-
haps they will fad that they have neg
lecied their own genius, and then ihey
will not wonder lha, the world does moi
behave better to them than they do 10
themselves. Perhaps they will learn .
lille wisdom from one OF The proverbs oil
solomon. which advises, Il" If the iron be
blum. 10 put 10 il more strength" In
short. any thing is better than grumbling
, except to those who like grumbling bet
ter than anything.
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GO To CHURCH.

There 10 no one thing which helps 10
establish . mans character and standing
in society more than steady attendance
at church, and proper regard 10 the
first day Of the week. Every head Of 4
family should 60 10 church. ss an example
to children; aud young men should fol-
low the example. as mark Of respec, 10
those who have loved them and watched
over their best interest. Lounging in
streets and bsr-rooms on the sabbath 10
sbominsble, aud deserves severe censurs,
because it lays the foundation Of habits
which ruin both body and soul. Many a
young man can date the commencement.
Of his dissipation, whichmade him al bur
then TO himself and friends and an object
Of PITY in the sight Of his enemies, to his
breach of the Sabbath.
Go to church! II you are young
man just entering upon business. j. will
establish your credit, What capital I
would not sooner ,rust new beginner
who. instead Of dissipsting his time, hls
character. his money, in dissolu.e COM
pany attends 10 his business on business
days, and on the Sabbath appears IN The
house Of God?
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feelings towards me. surely IL Is . right
ses N me 10 endsaEOr 70 change those
feelings ini0 kind ones"
=. But what will sll your friends say 10
your dong 80 strange thing"
" An approving conscience 10 . higher
delight. Than The appreciation Of wrong
judging friends"
s. Well. you are . strange girl. Emily.
No nne knows exactly how 10 take you.
A lew weeks ago. Won could say many
hard things against Jane Somerton, and
nov you talk about seeking a reconcile
Iion. when she 10 al in the fault"
Not ell in The fault By any means.
! have since learned that there was one
person in company that evening on whose
account she fell The remark very keenIy.
]. mortified her. I. Of course, could not
know Tins. But still, | should have
reflected Al once thar the simple sllusion.
playiully made by me. could not have
wounded her. IL there were not connecting
circumstances Of which | knew nothing.
My plain duty was To apologize. and
seek by al means in nv power. tn con.
vince her that ! had no intention of max.
ing her appear ridiculous. or OF hurting
her feelings. Instead Of this, I allowed
nv pride TO take the alarm. and effectusl.
ly blind my understanding 10 the true
course Of action. Passion 10 the true
Phalon. Relinquish the reins To hel
hands. End the consequences are always
deplnrsble."
4" must confess, that cannot under.
stand what Won are driving Al. I trust
however. ! shall never forget what il due
10 myself. ! shall always maintain 4
proper spirit as long as live"
About week Alter This conversation
both Miss Somer,on and Miss Jones wer,
invited 10 spend The evening alta friends
Miss Jones wen, early for reasons Of he
own. aud was engaged in pleasant con
yersslion when Jaue SomerIon come in
Contrary 10 The expectation Of all, sh'
pressed forward 10 meet her. exlendin,
her hand with The same pleasant smill
that had liz up her counlenance in forme
times. Jane ives confused. aud hardly
knew how tn act. but there was contagioI
IN the smile Of Emily. and she felt !
warming over her heart. A bette
impulse siirreJ in her bosom--sood wa
fas, gaining the prePonderance over evil
and IN a moment the scale turned in il
favor. She grssped The extended han
Of her old friend with fervor, and the,
were reconcIled. The i'll judging friend
Of both we're present. Those Who ha
widened The breach, and who had oppose
Emily Jones in her determination 10 see
reconciliation. They could not b.
remark that both were happier on lh'
evening than they had bern for many
many weeks before. And each felt, j
spite Of The risings Of The proper spirit,
that Emily Jones had done right.
r. s. A.
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No. s75.

their esrrsssss on . couple Of solt white
pine boards, and we're snoring away Iike
good fellows. 90 if sleeping fnr wsgerl
The captain saw with glance lhe lay
Of The lsnd-sad being funny dog xilhsl.
resolved 10 have some sport. lie vent
quietly 20 work. and nnrosed The iIl..r
rops. snshippsdfhs filler. and qulesly pls.
esd il in the small boat 81 the Stern. He
then took from ihs companion way his
large speskingirumpet, which vas. only
used on extraordinary occasions. went
forward, and passed out 20 The end Of the
fyingJib boom. and hailed The brig with
the whole strength Of his lungs-and his
voice was none Of The smsllesi--. Brig
shoy-oy - said he. Hard up your
helm! Hard upl Hard up. or shall run
you DOWN."
Hishorritle bawIing awakened The wairh
and the men. who we're enjoying them.
selves on tie soft pine boards when they
should have been keeping an eye ahead and
under The lee, half frightened oct OF their
senses, and imagining Of course. thar Il
came from on board strange vessel.
about coming down upon them, repeated
the order" Hard up your heina!"
The mate jumped of The heD-coop, and
without stopping TO rub his peppers,
screamed oui like madman, /" Hard OPP
your helm"
By this lime the helmsman himself bad
recovered his wandering senses. and had
raised himself upon bic legs. He load.
ly responded 10 the general cry Of :. Hard
up your helm!"-snd spung with unwcn-
ted energy to execute The order-bul his
ss.onishmen. may be more easily ina.
gined than described. when he found that
the helm" had disappeared!
| The Captain was meanwhile bawliLg
out from the end Of the fiying-iib-boom.
until he was black 10 The face, !" Why
don't You pu. your helm hard up! Hard
up!-Hard-a-port at once, or | shall cuf
, you down to the waters edge!"
II The men in The waist repeated the Or
ders +" Hard up" and ran forward TO see
! what was 10 pay. The mate turned Ia
assist the helmsman. shouting out. .Ilsrd
up your helm. you sleepy headed lub.
ber!-Hard up at oncel" But he was
thunderstruck when he found that the
; !ller was missing, and floundsred aboui
: like ctruck dolphin.
BY this time the watch below, oil
, which | was one, came running on decl
! TO see what was the cause Of such hui
F lahoIIan -arI = scara ~ -la~.~ II -
. fusion ensued. which went leelle beyon,
any thing ever saw before or since.
e was, however, at last put an end 10 b,
o Captain Seagull. who came in from III,
e jib-boom, in an sgony Of laughter. A
soon as he was able 70 speak. he sound,
Is rated the watch for their neglect OF du,,
Is and he never had OCCASION 20 complsi
1t of failure to keep good look-ou, sllel
n wards.