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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

pprimpnts in nroper manner. IF the hand be
raised by Mesmeric action, no phllosophic NINA
will require further evidence OF the exlStencr OF
the fnrce At the next meeting let the "young
woman's' eyes be carefully bandaged, ana tne
usual mani pulations be performed, whlch are sa'u
10 draw the arm, in three different dlrect'u"S'-
Dr. Elliotson should be- out The room, and the ex-
pertinent should be performed by an intelligent
person, accustomed 10 scientific investigation
We pledge the existence of the Lancet that the
experiment would fail and succeed in bringing
the mpasiurr To ght.
IfDr Elliotsnn had philosophical mind, and
sincere conviction that this force eSsied,hp 'hlght
easily devise experiments for demonstrating IT'S
existence. If the Attraction lie real, lhe gTlS
might be seated in small + ur-@ herled carriage
and drawn round the drawing room by the Mes
mere force of the magnetic doctor. Or, by Ae'
cumulatng the force, putting for instance, a
cons rnble number, orcpeptlc 'yonng women
in railway carriage, the doctor and his disciples
might succeed in drawing them along the ne
Mr. Brunei woul no douht place carriage AT )r
tnlatson'a 4 isr snl IN The Greai Western Rr'i-
vav or, if those carriages should be loo large
r BIS frs, essay, he might try his hand on the
Sauihampt' n.
Everybody must remember the highly interest
ING researches of which the gympotuS at the ABE
nde Gallery was the subject, aud the results
which were communicated TO the Royal Society
by Professor Faraday But the curiosity exclttd
by the investigation Of the phennmena exhibited
by the electric eel could NOT Tor El"intht D"
compared with the interest winch SIN lar re-
searches would excite in the public mind, when
pursued on the person of Fellow of the Royal
Cnlrrc If PHYS ans, who is understood t" Law"
no skeria nrrvrs or organs, ke the gg"nofnS or
farpe 10, for the production OF the wonderful force
in anrsricn Professor Faraday might be asked to
Conduct these also But whichever tn" result It
the magnrtc doctor continue his freaks, he will
inevitably find his way either into the Adelaide
Gallery or into Bcdlam.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

heart, it is submitted by the agency Of the lungs,
to the air; then taking its true color, it is trans
mitted through the arteries to the most remote
extremties, and called back again from its life
giving visits to pass review in its seepless citadel
Thus the whole volume of blood, which IN an
adult is from three to four gallons, passes ance
every three minutes through the heart, on ITS way
tn and from the lungs. And those unrestng la
horers, the heart and lungs, from the first mo-
me Mt of existence till we return TO dnst, contln-
ue their labnrs independent of our volitlon,-
wnndrous symbols of that Almighty goodness,
which, whether we wake or sleep. is "now every
morning and fresh every moment"
Outlines of the mysterious mechanism OF our
clay-templc we ought certainly to study, that we
may not, through Ignorance, interfere with those
laws on which its organlzatlon depends. Rem
dered precious by being the shrine of an undyng
spirit onr mlnistratinns for It's welfare assume an
almost fearful Importance. Appointed, as the
mother is, to guard the harmony of its architect
ure To study the arts on which ITS symmetry de-
ponds SHE is forced to perceive how much the
mind IS affected by the circumstances OF It's lodge
,ncnt and is melted to cherish the mortal, for the
sake of The immortal
Does she attach value to the GEMS Of intellect
Let her see that the caslet which contains them
be not lightly endangered carelessly broken
Does she pray for the welfare Of the soul? Let
her seek the good fits companion who walks
with it to the gate of the grave, and rushes again
to lis embrace the morning Of the resure2
ton
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

MAIL Losr- almost. Tuesdays mail from Port.
band came nrar being lost somewhere between Port
land and North Yarmouth, We understand the Bag
was fas eued on behind the Stage. ono end of which
dropped to the ground and dragged until hole was
worn through and the contents scattered upon tho
road Ibis happened in the night and was not dis
covered until the stage arrived at N. Yarmouth
Fy some means, we know not how, the papers and
letters picked up and forwarded by the ac-
camniodal:an in the aftcrncon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

a Cathoiic Co'ifgeinths Hoods Of lains--We
learn from the Bangor Wing, that in Township
No.2, 9Th range, in the Aroostook territory, Il
large two story wooden building has been erected
under the direction of Bishop Fenwlck, as Col
llege for the education of youth, Several young
men have been educated in Europe for the pur
Pose of teaching in this College. The Catholics
own half of the township in which the College is
situated, and many farmers have recently settled
there.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

THr NV Fiscal MAcHIyE.-The Washing
ton.corrpspundrmt of the n. Y. journal Of Cum
ncrce says-Wt have had "A version within day
or two OF some difference "f mon IN the Cab
met, concerning the Fiscal project of the Ad-
un,istraton but mcn'Io 1t only II express
some doubt OF correctness, Al all events, 1t is
we'll understood that the 'new .iscalty - devts-
ed, agreed nppn, and WILDE brought forward IN a
definite SHAPE. The details, as To VIII oh there are
many contradictory rum"rs, are not well Known
but we know they enihI see no corp 'rate'ieatuTes,
and that they are intended to prosid' proper
means Tor The collection safe keeping and dis burse-
ment Of the public money aud at The same time,
10 afford uniform government currency, /" a
hmiied extent, To be issued on actual deposits,
and TO lie :ccrlvaLlr payment OF all public dues
The Pres dent and his friends, it is sad, express
great confidence in the success of this PLAN
How it will be- received bv Congress, we cannot
tell. Bat limitations have already been thrown
out of warm and dec ded hostility to it from the
ultra Bank Wings
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

Canary Rirds-Canary seed being scarce, We
would say to those having Canary Birds that COM
mon oats arc an excellent substitute, much better
food than hemp, millet, or rape seed the first of
which being Of an oily nature, tends to disarrnnse
the organs of digestion. Birds fed entirely on
the two last would gradually languish, cease to-
sing, and expire, owing to their not having nat
ural inclination for it
1t has been ascertained by an analyzation, that
Oats and Canary seed are composed of nearly the
same materials; the last of which is their natural
food .-RocAeS!er Democrat
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

We learn that on Saturday it was discovered
that there was defaicaton in the account of the
Teller of the Eagle Bank in this city. Itwas as
certaned on investigation that he had been i'm
properly using the funds of the Bank, by loaning
money on securities pledged with him. 1t is APP
pretended, from the result of such examination
of the accounts as time has allowed, that the
Bank will lose from twenty five to forty Thousand
dollars Boston .AdU.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09
LADIES COMPANION. The Decembe. nun
Der is duly received. A rich number.

TuE AMsTAD AFRIcANs.--A letter from Port
Principe, Cuba, 10 gentleman in this city, dated
18th, says
"rhe Captain General of the Island has de-
m1ndrd of Mr.. Caras all his accounts including
interest, damages &c. of the Negroes of the Am.
isod and insists that Mr.. Ca rrias shall be paid
the whole of IT. And it appears that the Captain
General intends to drduct the amount from $40.
00O which the Spanish government has to pay to
the United States Jour. Commerce.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

The National lneli ,,nc r, whic! nircua'es
lnrcrl, in the cotton gowiue states. aud Under
stands The IN rtess %! those tairs doubtless, better
than we d.. speaks Il. nIo~s on the growth OF cot
ion in III british posI ssion' Nolice The S:aem nj
that nnr own manufactures consume 296 900
bales
BRITISH ATTEMPTS 70 GROW COTTON.
The rA,tn i've prrpar lions l'aElns by England
for su ul,ing hers If 9Th her own c"lInn and ex
clndng Thai Of imrign gioh ill., aud IN success Which
has Al euded til ~. have bot I'LL atey eAched public
attention Nr-unw see all live 10 The protection
If their own interests the arowlag Of coilon Il bS
co lng a.sbb' c al lnve>lisa' IN III 9TH c"un res
II would he vel lor the .pe"Pe 81 lhI' country Il
they loo would opn their yes to ilil' sGlJ CT AID
look irrw I'd IN The prospect that Is no" pr sentet
Ia them " nh colt NJ 10 C ni' a pound the
manu- aciLrp fare ho, ding lis wn and not iiicr as
i.gI, urnpe, vi Texas 'i-lng rapidly milo i'npor-
ialce with lis rival product On aud The >"uih a nrr-
icau i.es the ". II ihda Isl nds, g'pi aud nh-
er cnuulria4 increasing theirs whe eare "ur pant
Ia nok for higher prices aud IA IL ds market In
,lead u h ing l.a Gus of"ut nanuf cures, which
already lake So, 900 les, we think It would .hoA
more prndeuce lo.cherish them b 81 resource
for the iu ure.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

How 10 make good Cofee,-The question is often
asked, why it is, that good coffee cannot be pro-
cured in this country The reason is simply ths;
coffee is spoiled in the burn ing, and sufficient care
is not taken in preparing it for the table. 10
make coffee equal to the French IS very simple,
and very ensy, and for the benefit of all good
house wives and all lovers Of good coffee, we
will state the manner in which it should be done.
FIRST, procure the best coffee possible. See
that your cook does rot burn il, but roast it to the
color of golden brown, and never allow II 10 re-
main in It's burnt roasted state for more than
three days, as after that tme it vii! lose l's
strength. Secondly, IN lieu OF the ancient meth
cd OF boiling your coffee for an hour or more over
hot FIRE, and then being obliged to settle 1t with
such rarites as fSh skin, egg shells and the like,
procure 6igsea, as it is termed and make dis
tllation or decoction by putting the coffee in the
apartment in which the stralner is, and turning
thereon joiiiHg Lot a0ier. Take Care that the
nose OF the coffee pot has stopper to prevent the
steam from escaping and cover the top of youT
biggen immediately after having turned the wa
ter upon the coffee as it is most important
requisite 10 have the steam confined. Judgment
is also to be used, as to the amount of coffee re-
CURED and also as to the quantity of water TO be
used The best coffee may be spoiled by too
much water applied to it The coffee should be
made very strong, and if strong enough its color
will be quite black. Lastly, having made your
coffee Of great strength do not use hot watsr 10
dilute il, but in lieu thereof take boiling hot milk
and weaken the coffee to your taste BY follow.
ing these directions you will have as fine cup
of coff.e as can be made in any country.
The time required FIR making coffee in ths
manner is but few minutes, the coffee beng
made as fast as the liquid issues through the
strait
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

The French frigate La Belle Poule and brig
Cassard sailed from New York on Tuesday morn
inv, having been detained until that time by the
storm. The Prince refused 10 accept the lie boat
which the merchants had prepared to give him.
Ills father, Louis Philippe, on his leaving France,
enjoincd on hint accepting presents.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

The ruh' isiri Of the New Wor d. IN obedience
to the earnesl and repeated sole alon Of his age is
and the public, h. - 10 make the earliest o"-
nounc nent Of his design To issue on the first OF
January, 1872. No 3 of the
IEViATiIAN NEW WORLD,
which vii be III first Double PIcroRIAL SHEET
ever issued by any 'wsptp IN Amrr'cI
lie agnn 1nces there will be no failure in The
prnmpl md pnnciual bcallon of this sheet at M
time ad, erii,pd aud tn. orglnal,, aud hrauy of
rs IN bel,,.hn.pu,s rnG workmanship, The Lew than
icloral N,rld viii be cqun To lie b's' sp cItnrns
Of Pimliag aud Eugr Wing lltln HE SC pc OF AT I"
produce. We have had Fng'a,er> al work se''a
months in The pg,paa ion of some Of the most Sp'en-
did illustrations ever attempted 10 Lac printed on
pow er p ess 1t is impo>sb u, at ihIs llne TO s'a
The precise number whih " III be con amid IN me
Leyalhan bu, the SIZE of the ppr VIII be FOUR
FEET FOUR INCHES BY SIX FEET siVE> INcHEs'
milking IS columns each four feet IN length, ana
continuing $500 SCARE incae, on each surface
esid. lhe Ens avings with which THIS sheet w'''
be Fl ed, iasiGe and out there will h give" ch"ce
Original and seec ed tales, Of such rare and ra'ua'
Lle nr:ies as cannot fail 10 form gallery u! navel
~ and n,ltnc ION never exceeded i'll tn history oil
The new paper press, Altogether, 1t "ilI be Inc
most beautiful Christmas and New-iears Pr sent
" hich an be oil4rcd by parents 10 Tn II Children
or The lover to Lis dy.lose, al The soul-s'IiflnS
and restv season. The Engravings which viii be
90, up expr4ssre'y for this sheet from o:'gna! de-
s,,ns will a!onp cost over Seven funded Dollars,
In short, no expense will be spared 10 make 1t all
that m, public can ask or look for in a cur osl of
ihs Kind and as the paper for The ed lion IS arendy
C, n,rac,ed Cor, tn nunhrr cannot he increased
TERMS OF THE LEvIArHAN PICTORIAL WORLD
ngl' ccpes, 20
T,n ii, 100
rl,,.n III, 200
thirty do 500
One hundred 1900
.r-PO,ders for the LEvIATHAN PICTORIAL
WORLD mus' be sent in previous 10 the l5'h
U4crn,ler, 10 insure Il celtalny of heln! suppl ed
We ap. onr fiend4 ui GET up ,nb.crlPrI" isis
ioi IN 4 s5Iennd y, W. eaI III l, aud Ien The
none, far the number oi copies wacted without de-
lay. Nome " ii reg ct ,he irn ng expenditure Of
25 ccul for 30 grea aud va!ua lie ii novelty.
.rs lie notes of al solvent c arier d bnks in
The United tales or Canadns, i'll be received al
Lar Ie,tcls mu be postpaid or free.
Address J. WINCnESl Err. rLb'i.h'r,
81 Ann,si. n. y.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

OH Timcs.-The man is now living who pub.
'lished the first newspaper ever issued in Maine,
&c wears ago. 1t was about the size of sheet of
fnolseap, and was made PIP Of extracts from other
papers, giving dates fortnight and three weeks
old from New York and Boston as the " latest in
telliuence. "--Poriiana Aduertiser.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

The serond ate ni-The Rev. Charles Fitch,
recently of the Marlboro Chapel, Boston, has be-
C ,nr convert to the doctrine of Mr.. Miller
The Lynn Rec I'd says;
I've understand that many of those who be-
li,ven the &" Second Advent Ntar,' are not set
tied IN the belief that it will take place in 1913,
but soon, in a very few years.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

GopFYs LApY's Book The December num-
Der opens rich--sXty pages, embracing an extra
number of Engravings and rich contributions -
new volume commences with January. ..s
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

A R1cH Christina, late Queen Ke-
gent OF Spain, is said TO be worth about $2o,ooo'
eco, Lesidrs vast number q Jewels, gold ana
slv, plate and many other art Giles OF value
she carried off from the palace at Madrid. She
,s the richest woman Of either ancient or modern
times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

NJ. p. NoRroN.-The Noridgwock (Ma'ne) pa
per a.s-'it is rumNred thai lion ","''.
Norton fnr,ns y of Canaan, this County has osen
taken pr son by the Mex cans, and that ne Is now
Lbor;n r in The silver mines of Mexico,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

VERA CRUZ "A letter published in the New
,Oteans Courier, dated Very rue, Nov .4th, men
tons that the State of 1'obasco had been re.an
nrxrd to the Mexican government. This lnteIl'
lgence appears probIenalical and nee ds cohiirna-
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

Elm afraid of lightning" murmnred pre'y
woman during thunder STORM Gwen you may
be, sighed despondi..y adorer, "when your hea''
is steel"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

cannot be discovered. According TO Inc oiu'"Hy
laws oil nature th',, wouiu oe sa'C % ',;r,r "
that The Sn"ecnafFr ounS "on'n" a., :" L,
chose 10 l"'ln" ~ i''''c'So'' i"e ,,,e..,uI' |
room, ehher because Pit'er'eu aila' 70
or because sue "'sp'u !" tAn'''' ~ :, -;
ence OF frank ana sHtehce or c''""sI 81 |t |
lied her hoSt-or BECAUSE sue WIS pau q, ,h,
prriormahce-"' o.c"use Si'' " ia " - 49,,
pensions wh'ch II Is SpSpee'eu t'o ~ ~ Mp'
'iehts VIII, ,Fc''Ft :" INV, .1I ~ .,L,n,, ia |
merss VIII 'Heioin' Out VIZ VIZ IA"
% win theS' P"V "on'' "' - ~ ,l,. ,.,,s
by the operator tht'f legs an "''''"' " -.
are raised, their n"o'rs are afa"" wv 'm
IRON IS drawn towards anr n''S".' '''y at, |
That rs your hvp"h9sts' r'' 4'''' ~ , -,
force was ever heard oi priore, as ms "i"I ~
tracton, independent "f lie ah'ctohS """ ''
will, Prove that u eN.N, M oo'' '''', ,n
be p'1c"h by INC d' H '''tiN'5" D ~ :" w.,
sder. ior ii moHicit, t"s cost ne, o. '.,''...'
ing the Mesmcr'c hyFo'heSs' ~ ""''''S''" u.s.
sumes thnt neo j'Frr mas oe'h u'se9V'''u, o"'
body tthe Magnetic Doctor - "t'9n'"s say w"
hundred ana my P""""S' | h.,
(thc j" ;nung woman $ w'eh'he say on, nu",
dred and twenty pouhoSi u"''"S II '".' a ut
part Of the room; II moves o.uy "''3"'"s wy
hundred ana twenty P"'nus WI" = Nv u" ~,
". Here is then crr'hh 'o'er' "ct"9 I'm. ~"
force oil gr1Vitalmh' Oh e'ec'i'e's' VI '@" '
hut existing III human ond es' 1t H'isl w d" W.
mense force, rs WIN De l'nineoiau'y "lP"''"''
when II IS c"inPhr' WIN "'n3' "'''H' WIN
itation Tor example, Nheie 't a'''"' ''"' w."
the whole globe rX"rc SEES oh tnF ,"'h''' O'ul w
be c"nnirrbainnredn nv a W''ent Vi 'o'u' o"v ',''
dred and My pounds OF WIN ','"9"' .H''' ""'
the largest NAV ne''''' nav" - -
OF IRON al inc "'S'"nc' VI "i" - c''
nrtlc doctor df"~S - y""nS wilma" u "'''!
after hun all r"nho h's o'""'"2 i""" ,,,
we nave h"" u 'o"c'"'' " " " -: tt
that new enormous '"''' ".1 " " ~
or whether we nave '" u"a' WI" '''", w"
human ii'ahn VuA9a'' '"u,' '"'u" 'T', ,Io
ton OF magnetic at,rac'""' - !" IA" W. ~ Wv
attractive forces "n.cn nav
tigaleo' tha' ''V'' 'cs''n I, y, ,,L;oh m,
oi their e'stahces' u Wv ~. ~ - ,L
lorce ac,s are r'sP'c'''S Do wv h''U .n
force VIII ne '"ul l'n''H 80 L. 80, ..i,,r Lod
TWO as al the issuance W o,e .,.. "' =, wv
les move 1o"a'"S vac" "."' 1T 'n I'd ,ra;nn
accelerated rate; oeg'nh'he siow'y' am so"s
fas'er ana iasler, nh'' NV ''''e ~ ~
stone iaiing rs an example, OF heeo''.
mr. magnet D"t VI ',i''''so" 90 I I'
drawn WITHIN teSPfc'ao'' u's'""e' ~ us
III the public exhibition '"'s ~ i''' "PP
hun at an accrt'r"u'o '"'' "'' ~. " ,.'
ron would I" 'ne "'"9"'t, i",s W
MN at Il gwen S'".|r' "Y No. l,,, IT,
course, T'h'hd us ~ t'e gu" anu Wv i
piler anu us h'o"nS' 0"'"',' "'" ~ ~ c
the snailer p'u''S ''''i" " ~ "
the centre Oh t't sP"''t VI ~, ~
not f.leet th' ""'''s Ot IN ~ 1L
the sum- 'uP'ri' ~ W. 49, IT, r.
porlapS' axe MN l'' '''' N''''o ,I,, =
SYST" I'm JUSTLY 'i'' az ~ %,"
the distance al W'o" ''''H NJ u, 10 -
De driven roma tnr ''''2"' ~ NJ
ritn9a iorcc' WIN 'o'''N' -, 10, ~ 49,,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

Rather Hieh! The Emperoror OF China ohe's
n reward Of SiO00J0 iorstae head OF eap.. .r'''''
Gur pr SCI yali in lb: .oyal museum al eA'"'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

To correspondentss 'Iunus' wi be considered
If there is any "psrsonsl al!us ons ; we must be
excused. 70.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

VIRGINIA ELEcTIoN.- have The following
returns fom spots, wanna county, Of the special
election for an NJ G. in Ina. district:
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LINCOLN TELEGRAPH.
BatI), File.
THURSDAY MoRNING. DEG. Q, ls41.

REMOVAL.
The Office of the Telegraph is removed to
the Chambers over A. b. Rpbinson's store,
next north of the Elliot Hoase.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-12-09

IUPCash and Produce wanted at this Office
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Drorn;lcen. Ne>v-Year.s Gif:.

The ruh'i.ilc Of the New Word. in obedience
to the earnesl and repeated sole aIons of his age is
aud The public, h IS 10 make the earliest n"-
nounc men, or his design /" issue on the first oil
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-10
d 7 e D !.

5 At starl;sboro,' Dec. II, 1910, Of con-
sumption, Allen McAuly, son Of Charles
and Rachel McAuly, in the 26lh year of
his age.
He had been member Of The Methodist
church for number Of years, and bore a
with uncommon fortitude and christian pa
thence. He died in the triumphs of faith,
and his hope of a blessed immortality,
strengthened and cheered him as he enter
ed the dark valley. Com.
Editors in N. Y. and Mich, are request
ed 10 notice.
In this town, on the 9TH inst, Of scarlet
fever, Rinaldo only son Of Hale Cheney,
aged 3 years.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-10

from the Vermont Chronicles illusions
to the anniversary Of the Vermont Anti
Slavery Society. Twill here venture to
offer it as my opinion that when the Treas
urers report of the Vt. An,i-Slavery Soci-
ETY. does appear, it will exceed in amount,
during one year, the entire receipts of the
VI. Colonization Society FOR the last .frs
years. tOice told! If the Editor of the
Chronicle differs with me in opinion on
this point, will thank him for informa.
tion-especially as the doings Of Coloni.
cation among the Green Mountains have
been kept quite dark for long time past
II l mistake not, the contribution taken
up on the spot, at one meeting, will no
fall tar short OF the amount received init
the treasury of the VI. Colonization Soci
ETY. during one whole year. o. $. M.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-10

looking craft, which would not have been
suspected as SLAYER, but from the num-
Der of men seen upon her deck. After
short chase the brig came up to her, and
from her appearance the commander O..
the brig was satisfied she was no SLAYER,
but concluded that after having taken the
trouble of giving her chase they might
as we'll search her. On opening the
matches they found the hold crammed
with negroes from to I2years old, stark
| naked, with their heads shaved.
The crew Of the SLAYER was immedl-
ately taken on board the brig, and the
SLAYER manned and brought into this port.
This morning after breakfast, we en-
gagged a boat and went along side the
Shaver, and conversed some time with the
Lieutenant in command, On the subject Of
! his vocation.
Several of the little sufferers were very
tilI, and one died last night. They Were
all placed around the sides Of the vessel
and as we approached they grinned an:
waved their hands at US, apparently quite
happy and pleased with having theil lib
erty on deck.
do not regret that took the troubI
to see them, but | never desire to Sc
another such horrible sight. The carg'
belongs to a Spaniart in Porto Rico
whose loss will be 100000. The bri!
| has Just fired salute. which has beer
answered from the fort, and she is iepar;
ing for Porto Rico. whence the slave
will be sent 10 Havana, where suppos
these unfortunate creatures will be ap
prenticeu to Spanish Masters
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-02-10

can, of Ohio, another INSTRUMENTATION
man, IS occupying the time of the House
to-day.
Sen. Harrison is expected here the lat
ter part of the week, or the first part OF
next. They are building an additional
log cabin in Pennsylvania Avenue-rath-
er out of time it seems to me or as some
would say" day afer the fair" For
my part, | wish to see the nation repose,
alter so fierce political cof1ict as we jus'
passed through. The public mind needs
to be devoted to literature, science, morals
and religion, instead of being kept all The
time in political terment.
II is probable that Mr.. Granger will b
Secretary ofthe Navy, John Bell Secre:a
~ of War, and Mr.. Ewing Post Maste
| General Yours, LIBERTAs.