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Die &anopirtbItbaft ,purte su alltn 3citals
tern uno Don alien Sclfern ais siner bsr
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The Polynesian., 1841-04-03
SATURDAY, APRIL ;, 1871

the wheel, and the wheel is just forward
of the mizen-mast. After descending the
companion-way we reach the gun-deck,
the heavy battery Of ship, and turning
round the ward room skv-light, which rises
like the roof of Il house, in the centre OF
the deck, just forward of the cabin bulk
head, we descend another ladder which
lands us in the stcerage, (the young gen
tleman's apartment as it is tcrmed) which
is on the birth deck, and turning to the
right. we enter the ward room-the aris-
tocra,ic corner Of ship of war. Here
reigns rank in earle buttons, and golden
cap-bands: here glory fingers around the
proud moustache A; and honor rides upon
a full blown swab. This is the second
heaven to the MILDLY, but rot to its in-
macs.
The moss are at supper; long table
extends from side 10 side of tie mess
room: a The s'arboard end sis TIE first
licutcnant--"oaSt rlr. turkey and plum
pudding always luxuria'e under his rubi-
bund nose--at his right at the side Of the
table, sits the second lieutenant. then the
third, then the fourth, and then the mas
ter; at the opposite end sits the purScr-
the lord Of fish, pies and jelics--cavlarc
and old cheese-at his right, at tie side of
the table, sits the doctor, then the marine
officer, then the chaplain; and at the side
next the first licutcnants left hand sits
the fifth. the youngest of tie mcsS-he
knows the exact length of dog watch,
and can tell the exact time when his relief
shoul come uro, deck lighis arc LOW
brought in and plac d upon the table;
substantial supper smokes before the hum
CRY mess. The frs, lieutenant has de-
posted full allowance of fried beef-s,eal
and onions upon his plate, and is just
dipping his spoon in the mysterious mus
tard pot which appears to have MnIl
Thompson's mark upon it, M. II. (cmpty)
when 10 in pops the gunner and master
alarms, while the ships coorcr and two
gunncr's mates stand at tie door. The
gunner in long flanrcl suit. free from
buttons and buckles. with Il long green
baizc light cap on his head, and tie mas
'cr-a'arms il his every day toggcry.. with
a bulls eve lantern in his hand, complete
the variety OF the group.
'Thc captain has directed the rna"a-
zine to be oYcncd. sir SAYS the gunner
living his eyes q twist towards the savory
mess.
What do YOU say, sir says the first
lieutenant, who is little deaf, and pre-
tends to be still more so, boiling at the
same time a square inch of beef, and send
ing down after it large allowance of
sliced onions.
The captain has ordered the magazine
to be opened. screams the gunner, while
the mess, following the example Of their
head, made digent use of their masti-
Gators, Notwithstanding they are nearly
ready TO suocate with laughter. By this
this time the first lieutenant has deposited
the contents Of his plate between his teeth
, and his brcad-room, and having swallowed
: a cup Of coffee at a draugln. springs up
, and hands the gunner the keys of the
: magazine, then turning to the mess, who
continue with unrcmittcd cXertions to pro-
vide themselves. roars out the cabalisic
= words-' Going to open the magazine,
2 gentlemen, master-at-arms, put out the
The Polynesian., 1841-04-03

Ou3It W nave. DOcS d noillc-SiCh HiiuLy
thrum an old fiddle in the stecragc, the
first leutenent knows whether he makes
too much nolse-he knows too when he
has done playing, for he tells him when
to bag his fiddle and ride the masthead !;
the first lieutenant knows, too, when Il
person wants to go on shore, for he tells
him to 90 at nine in the morning, and he
knows when he will desire to come on
board, for he tells him to come of at ten
in the evening he knows when man
has had sleep enough. for he sets the ho-
ly stones and wet sand going at six bells
in the morning, and he knows, further
more, when he wishes TO 90 TO bed, for
he claps stopper upon his talking ,acks.
and sends the master-at-arms TO cX'!n-
guish his light at nine in the evening -
He knows, too, when to whip, and when
to sit in Jewels, when to administer 'arrcd
rope ends, and when to cool off with cold
iron. He knows how much water is
drank, how many tacks and sheets of
sand-papcr are used in the ship and,
above all things, he knows his own power.
With all this knowledge, would you be-
leve it, he has hard task, for he takes
the fauh-finding, fresh from its Fountain
head, the captain, and receives the sly
cuts Of the Juniors, when they whip the
devil around a stump.
The officer of the deck is the next
great man-for four hours he is vicegercnt
he holds the trumpet; at his command
the studding-sails spread ont their giant
pinions and WOO the dying gale, or come
laundering in like lightning. At his COM
mand the hours are tolled upon the ships
bell-his eye is upon the water and the
sky-he sees to sagging of a yard-the
Auttering of rope-the tapping of a
splitting shetland the splitting to wind
ward of a land lubber. as easy as any one
can see his own face in the water. He
knows when the cooks pudding is boiled.
and when the meat is fit to eat. lie
knows the strength of the grog tub, and
the degree of temperature reached by any
one Of the ships company. He knows
every body, and every body knows him
The purser and the doctor are the mex,
great men. The boatswain is not always
great man---he swcars and drinks groC
talks with the sailors-and tells improp
cr stories. and when he gets little cleva.
ted, he whips the whole party, and goe:
home with a black eyc--the boatswain is
no, great man; he never wears white
gloves, and it is affirmed that but one wa,
ever known to wear smelling bottle ano
sing psalms,
Here, perhaps, the reader may think
that original characters are to be sketch
ed, but in this he will find that he is mis-
taken. Follies will be raped, but per
sonalitcs will be left out of the question
Having thus briefly shcwn our colors-
oil hands up anchor - man the bars
walk away with the cat ha, there i
comes fla alolt - sheet home the
topsails - set the jib and spanker =
there comes the breeze - haul aft the
main sheet - she pays off sweetly =
pipe down, boatswain's mate - goot
bye, Mr.. Pilot - we are at sea.
Let US now 60 down into the ward
room-this is easily accomplished, th'
companion-way is just forward Of the bin
The Polynesian., 1841-04-03
Vol. I. No. IS.

sion away springs each mess boy with a
well filed dish away fly the mess to their
various stations-out 90 the lights, down
falls the flannel screen--and marine
with drawn bayonet enters the ward
room, and PAGES along the outside Of the
table that was so lately filled with anima-
ted countcnances-all now is silent a
strong sui phurous smoke penetrates the
curtain and fills the ship; while the echo
Of the old tar's curse rises in hollow mur-
murs and dies away in the distance.
We'll may Ichabod be now written over
Il e entrance Of the ward-room, for surely
it, glory has departed!
I A gloomy change has now come over
the spirit of their dreams. A few officers
race the gun deck in sullen humor, but
the majority loof about the spar deck,
now watching the silver moon as she RI
scs beautifully from the dazzling sea- and
now endcavoring 70 make out in the dis.
lance the appearance Of ship, or the jet
of a spoutlng whale. At length the drea-
ry Job is over--thc magazine hatch closes
up goes the scroen-and down come
the lights; scan,y supper is now saved
from the plIcrors at the galley, and then
come the wine bottle and a pineapple
cheese, lie two good companions, faith
full even in death.
Give us a yarn. gentlemen,' says the
first lieutenant, pulling down his little
wastcoat, over his little round belly, and
Slowing himself in his chair so as to turn
his deaf ear towards the company.
'Wcll, doctor says the purser, taking
another and heavier pull at the hal alyards,
did you ever lear how the old Culloden
lost her stick just about here many years
ago?'
No. cries the doctor, 10 ned by the
voices of the whole mess, let's hear it,
Well, them says the rurser, here it
goes
THE DEAD MANS LEDGE.
Not more than hundred miles from
the southern extremity Of England, rise
in awful ma Icsty above the temrcs,uous
ocean. the dreadful breakers Of the Dead
Mans Ledge. Nothing can exceed tie
solitary arpt tarancc-,hc look Of dreary
loneliness that they present 10 the eve Of
'hc wa'c!iul seaman when the heavy
, swell of Biscay comes rolling up towards
the northern ocean, and the light scud
spreads its fitting screen Of frosted silver
before the face of the broad red harvest
moon. When the night comes on in
black rolling shadows from windward, aid
the stormy petrcl calls his little band to-
gcthor. to dance upon the white foam that
Kisses in the vessels wake, then NAV be
heaId the terrific music Of the Dead Mans
Ledge, louder than the roar of heavens
artillery, louder thad the wall of the cam
vass-splItting tempest, louder than the
moan Of the wilderness Of waters, as it
heavcs up its blackencd breast to own its
!, God.
From the days Of the earliest naviga.
tors, these rocks have been famous in sto-
ry, and when the shades of evening settle
upon the deep, wo be unto the outward
bound mariner that sees not their dark
SUBMITS sink into the waste Of foam-cap-
ped waves astern.
1t was at the commencement Of the
) nineteenth century, when heavy armed
Covyetto undor double veAfAd trn.o;is
The Polynesian., 1841-04-03

From the Gcn.lcman's Mag ,zinc.

30 = N GNS - ~ - L- -A @.- ASSS
An the Author OF .Old Irousiacs OF a Lee
|M Shore.'
la sea life is curious medley of Incl
hts. Every day brings forth new pleas
Is or new pains. Novelty is the altar
r lore which Jack worshps: and Fidlers'
6 Qcen, place situated according to the
IMAGINATION of old tars, three miles beyond
location of a certain fiery old gentle
In called Belzebub, is, according to his
iced, the final resting place of the sons
q the sea. Grog is the solace of the old
8n-of-war' man-grog and its accom-
| p1iment tobacco o-with full can and a
pouch, with shot in the locker, and
IGEunday suit. he rides the ocean with a
| & planks between him and eternity, and
Wbislles a merry strain, amid the awful
p1ng of the midnight storm. An old
| 4 llor is great curiosity his whole life
.nSpent in endcavoring 10 Out-wlt his Off
|ots but when he has played his pranks,
ri is generous to a fault. He cannot en-
Ire the tears of woman, and many Il
| nc have seen bluff old sea dog. half
| is over, throw a third of his hard earn
gains into a weeping widows lap, and
ile he wiped his eyes with his apology
pocket handkerchief, sing out in a
bky voice. Belay there your pumps
|& sorrow-the longest storm must have
end and then depart, hitching up his
Irboard waistband before the astonished
r pent of his favor>found words with
3ich to return her heartfelt thanks.
! Nhere has of late, however, been a
{at revolution worked by philanthro-
II&ts in the condition of the seamen, both
the naval and merchant service. The
I've Jacket now worships at the altar OF
U6 God, and from beneath the Bethel
u% Loud hallelujahs to the Lord,
- Die sweetly on the distant sea.
! There is another class of persons, how
{e&r, who ride the lcaping ocean who diff.
q from the sea!ncn in every particular
&y are the souls Of the trumpet, the
masers of thunder, the monarchs of the
[pppIed deck. Their hail is as omnipo.
| VI from stem to stern as the clapplng o
sutan's hands. Sky pole and ofloI
dek answer tremblingly to their sum
! ms; and even the very rats in wal
Nip show by their scampering whcneveI
W first lutf has the sulks-that
ID BY the itching Of their thumbs
M Something savage to'ards them comes
With this class Of sea-farng men, those
ntlemen who enter the cabin windows
'Mtead Of working their way up through
" hawse-holes-we have had something
y do in our early days, and feeling in the
mor Of storytelling, we trust we shall
be condemned for noticing some o
laughable peculiarities incidental tt
Pr lives at sea.
Rrhe captain of ship Of war is the firs
Pat man on board-he, like the king
do no wrong. He can break his owl
uaions, and reprlnand himself in Prl
!, e for the offence. He, in fact, is tn
q Eat grand Turk, and if he see fit he cal
. fp his officers in as pretty little 10
!. ct as one can well conceive of. Th'
Z xt in rank and power is the frs\ lieu
"k ant--he is the executive officer vhe i
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SCROFULA
BIEVCuRIAL
DISEASES.

TUE sars.p.nla Of the shops 10 very apt to be nearly
quite hseIt either from OF from having pen
tainsd from an inferior species o. s.naa s ~ 2
pairing which have long benin vogue, Ia con-
irburd is variable reputation The activity OF the root
10 behevedto depend upon one or more eefiu
Inert by chemical change nj the tenn
tcraiure deg This et appears 10 be demonstrated by
Hancock makes the following observations "Aner long
boiling peculiar oour which Uses abundsnty on the
cocton good SarsepaIlla Is almost extnsushed Fran
the sarsspaiia prepared IN this Way found no sensible
npon paieut, its peculiar
rowsy, ami rackng effects produced by large Quanuy,
although the detection of sn or eight ounces was ted
dose ~ Wood BGekss U. q DispenSatoTy; -
knowledge Of these facts, and the uncertainty rrae.
the preparations OF sarsapars IN use, edto inc us
covery, repeated experiments, of the sciho OF pre-
pairing and compromising the extract now oneTedto inc me
es ,rhoHf boiHs, aud warranted to contain In con-
centraed on the active principles OF the root obtained
from the most approved species OF suiax
lis has been repeatedly tested In private pracuee
i'm the essul of the worst forms oil the us
eases the Of which Sarsaparila Is recommended
amer preparations Of that medicine, the ranaees &c
had been used without effect. number oil cases OF ek
ceraons, and affections Of the bones, IN simple
roiua, and In ual and mercuro syphte diseases
been permanently curedhy its use In three months
without other treatment except tie most sinpc app'
cations the paris diseased trial OF three bottles
similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance Of
the preparation.
been given too freely in scTofuous habits for the cure
OF other being admirably calculated In such cases
remove all disease from the body and restore the usual
vicor OF the constitution The use OF two or three bocs
WILL such occasion, prove an ehectual security
against secondary affections.
tonic psc uarly In general debility,
scrofula other Diseases, in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections OF the skin is invaluable medicine
ALEXANDER DuvAI,
k.sn for he tel NJ
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DIR. LEIDY's INDICATED EXTRACT
OE SARSAPARILLA

pElNG ated compouni Fluid Extract OF Sa
ID paTia combined with other vegetable extracts which
renders II medicine Oi great utility IN the e all dis
eases arising from impurities OF the blood frum ndscTe
tons aud mpTudcncies af YOUTH AMI constitutional dis
eases form or produced 10y the rjudleous Of mer
arsenic. bark qlulnc- II j. invaluable remedy
tot General Debility, IlscTous sores, White Sweings.
Diseases Of the Liver and skin, Scroiua, Kings Evil
Eryspias, &C, and all the unpleasant and dangerous at
iecfinns consequent 20 syphilis lues NeueTeal &c. As
general purifier Of the blood all times, and paTiicu
IN the Spring and Fall there can Toe medicine ef
ieetuaL A. medicine calculated TO sooihe and nouTsh
tie system atII having been under medical
any particular disease there be nothing adapted
restoring the natural ygor O the sic aud aayirg the
dcbiaied and nervous condition Olthe system
after sickness This PREPARATION will be found highly
yccaBic during the mer season preventive Of
those unpleasant and disgrccabe atoms
many during warm weather, namely Fanfness Gddiness
Oppressive Feeling about the Heart and the Breast.
forms delightful aud Wholesome bcv rage, by adding
tablespoon iul glass u iee.waicr, similar the
braei Lisbon dletirink and will small qusntiiy sugar
~ simple syTnp forms The Sdrapaia Mead possessing
however IN addition diCuJ ytu's conducive health
and PARTICULARLY adapted 10 inytIs For travelling persons
Is dTCqusite Of great importance. For sale.
GAANGR & ROHSTER.
ms Druggists sole agents tor Richmond, Va.
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,,,,,,. an important substitute for Cdtotgel
HhW"licloTs OF this article keeping Ia view the fact
- Nse anI benevolent bens has placed within tho
LtAen OF al remedies adapted the diseases incident to
ue climate they tnhab aud knowing likewise thai most
Dlte diseases o TIE south and wcst
game or functional deran- The liver rct ted h,if
attention 10 those articles which act esp, cay on
the hillary organs. ~
hRer long hborous and expensive research they have
succeeded IN extracting substance from the TON ATD
wmehiomtts peculiar effect upon the hcpaic or bin.ry
organs ;hey have denomnaicd NepItiTs IL c,cins
lha VIII produce all the bcnefci results tsl,uel
polh acute and chronic diseases without the possibility Of
producing tue delc;cTous consequences common 10 iha,
AIuSic is aclon upon the constitution universal no
parl"l the system escaping its influence is however,
power Is particularly manifested hence Il "a peculiarly
adapted T. The treatment OF bilious feNcTs aud
eases IA which torpdy or congestion OF the liver aud
portal circle prevail.
u Is admissible in all where u Is necessary 10
cleanse The stomach aud huwela 1t ohstrucun
ana ehciteH aquick and healthy ofhe aud o her
ganduar NiSccTa OF the abdomen. Being diInsibe IN
spcraon produces free circulation In the vessels on
the surface % lie body. accompanied 10y gentle persp-
ration does no. exhaust like ruIgcs; still
unh more universal and may often " repeated not
mercy WIN safety, but with great benefit THIS becomes
lndspensahy necessary In ut long standing,
them intense temporary Impressions made 10y strong
cues seo II ever do good, but tend 10 inure the
nina Of the constitution
IL Is cleansing and purifying the system; acts In per.
feet harmony with the known laws life unoubt
ey one Of the mos valuable articles offered pub.
lie tTial and inspection.
For convenience, this tcinc Is three grain
pils The white pills cdihdTc, dii.TGHre diaaAorei
&c and diureilc. The yellow psaTc tome sf-aHf and
didDhoreiie. FoI sale wholesale aud retail, by
ALEXANDER DUVAI,
Sc " Agent Tot Kirhtu,nd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-13
GENTLEMEN,s GooDs.

THE subscribers receipt u very handsome Sc.
lertou 81 Gentlemen Goods Of the latest styles whic
thew disposed 10 sell upon the reasonab terms
ior cash, or 10 puuctual part ohc
following:
super wooldyed slack Cloths
DO blue, Invisible green, and brown 10
ID wool dyed black single and double milled CASH.
msTcs
Prince Alhetrs and other styles Fancy single mlled do
PAIN and corded GimhTOons and Linen Drngs In great
variety
Black Lasting, Best India and Gcorg Nankcru
Black, green aud brown Dap de Ia superior article
for summer coats
satin Valencia AMI Marsaillrs Vestincs
Plaid SILK add Camhrr Crsvais
Printed Linen Csmbur and SILK Hdkfs
Also superior assortment Of Gloves, Stocks, Bosoms
Collar, SuEpCndcTs, &c.
Those 10 want are invited 10 call
ap26 DUDLEY a MEREDITH