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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
THs PATENT GALyANtO RINGS,
And ChrisfIs's Nag nrfic EiLid

TUNHs discovery received the universal appoba
ton OF the Medical profession Of Britain and has now
been sufficiently lsng before o American pubic siye
test Of its and efficacy The Patent
found all the ordinary
Battery Electric aud Magnetic used but are
without any oftbs shocks accompany the app
cations BY those Instruments and other
safe and certain in accomplishing the desired object
The Gaylnc Rings perfect success " an
chronic applying 10 the head e
orhmbs' Gou Tic DnIoreuT, ToOhacbe Bronchitis Vertigo
Sick Headache. Indigestion Paralysis Palsy Epiepsy
Fla Csmp Paptaton Of the Heat Appopsty Stiffness oJons
LunbaEo spinal Complaint NeuiPis Gercrs Debility Dshrien
~ Neryous Energy and all Nervous Daref
binary upon system witnessed 90 be believed
and certain for the preceding complaints eJ are
equally be recommended. The Galyanic
perfectly harmless and sold prices within the Of
Chrisies MsFnete Fluid with the Rlns
render their eeu action eouAn snd IN direct the CsIvane
influence particular which For namerou.
certificates Of the highest regarding the efficacy OF the
Ga'ane Rinrs snd Magnetic Fud reference former
advertisements, they be only Aeen
ey sew Work stRJ- va Fulton 81, tsun Buildins)
To Euadssans aud DT Chrste appoints one agent in
Of the CITIES ofthe United States T agency
Of Richmond, b. at ALEX DUyALS cos.
~ 1F Man STREET
PRICES -Por God Rnss O. and s9so each: Tor Common
RinE.. so cents each Galvanie FLUID 81 PER bottle.
THE subscriber has the pleasure to announce
70 his hends aRd the pubie arEs, that he Just
received and opened large the beautiful ard new
sye articles HE line, direct Fnce; Of French
Bonbon, rich Vietorias Tho richest and % varsity
Fnms. with ney portraits dsestely aa.hsd Boubon rravu
Rspseeuy BsH Gun Cordial Drops Cherry Eerssi
cared Fbe Anouds vans Lemons and Ros red nd
white Almonds, Gace dc Paris Hats Caps Cofoe
ts sks surar M Chocolate
tfsmey wen finished sugar,d rsees Jatubr Ease Pop K
and ssoa fo Cakes eahsr 10, we'd
dHgso oher parties entirely %
Corfas Preserved Putt, Pfunes Lines Girsor ke like
Corbtslss, Fanny BoHcs, and afcc. too
numerous msn'on for presents at the apPoaohps
10 ssw them any time my Store Broad Street No IOa or
posiis The swan Tavern. RespectfaHy,
Nb-orrr. for parties viii BE- PrOugy and nnhfTy suestei
N M as-u
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- Freight aud Passage
10 BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA

SeNsAhr The steamer Columbus, Capt. Par.
rsh. will continue her regular trie. b<w..n N !.
gle asa ba''uore during III. avery
nioay afternoon at o'eioek
ondaJ on her return will ,y.,v
best -'N"' 49,
Nm,
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New and Rich styles of Tea and Dinner
SERVICES.

usT opened at China Han few OF rich
~ SYKES OF Tea and Dinner Services attention Of
the public invited Likewise patterns Flowing Blue and
Blue Jet Dinner ssrveesani White
prices. CaIat No. ~ China Hall West Main Street
A
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DR. saNNING,s IaCe-

Dtt. HfNNTNts'S LACE.
H'HiS LACE, for facility of application, COM
or in wear and efficacy Of superior IN the
list OF Abdominal Supporters The be seen TO be
appreciated.
iho-r oughtto the Lace eonhn.
"eht VINO I'VE s.ntar Of sI sre
Al. eshAr or predosed to abortion; particularly
WIN spinal Complaints and I should AWAY.
wear early To dropping OF The
Spine. -
Also all laborinT under Female weak.e,>s
van De particularly beneficial public
nave weak voees troat and
ao weak breasted blowers by the us Of
the Lace will find permsn. relief.
- found To be remedy Invaluable NJ
travelling aeeomge niment avoiding effects oinz
% Pamphlets be gratis
forsale by GAYNOR wOoD A IN
,h. 49,. r. p..s-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24

TO THE GABIES IN ,IfTICUI
MI DEPLA ORY FOWLER has been found hirb,v h.,.s,,
h and Of who have been an era ,s 81
ha inepa when confined IN the
upper Up and side giving eune turn 10 M, h
features when used with according TO the dre
uohS VII De oui To be addition toll AZ the -.
OF any sharp Instrument entirely avoided ana the hal, \,
IN I've or TN minutes amer its application
ms composition is iufaibse. 20 ruoxe
Gus hair Amer have received eer,6ea f
sneoe-s which cannot be eontes,ed
4 For sale Wholesale and retail At
JULES HhUEI.s DEPOT
! 80 South ID Street below Che smut
hnd oy my Agents, Main Street: l.. Ginier A. puya Co
Duval X Duqu"sne. shoeko- Hin: NJ Zaehri.-on w "A
Dorn'n Petersburg; Bragr.. Thoma, 4 Co.
Py-Premiur- awarded a the Institute Al.
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.,,.r WORTHY OF NOTICE.

RoINEf WATTS would resp~eif,uv nv,,. .,, naAe-
them can w. rar Of Water boots or shoe. give
named unl.r - Js' opened splendid by the aboyr
So, Nhleh are Known equal 10 apy n,S. ~ a. NJ
sS, =. COW h'ue more than boots and .so.,
-. .ohs'aef Them worth double much C,n,L,o-.
s you to give them they win be found % ~ W M
~ kT-rS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
JOHN J. BROWN,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
SOLICITOR IN CHANcERY.
No. 90, Lake st opposite fremont.
Chicago, III. no IL
JOHN V. HARDWlCKE,

AS just returned frm the North with the Die
Goods imported fof the trndeibey TO be
quality here elsewhere lie the public
generally to call and eIaminc than lie pledges
them on asrrasonabe terms as the qualify be puesd
N Union.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
sOAP-sToNE PaI,T

e. mas oeen long and favoraby in the Northern
When n,, 90 ,s sP eoseIinz Tor preserving roof, ke-
put on WIN common fish oa preserves .hn,l.. o o,,.
Nors from decay for OF years ,hs @
ro 70 NstsI and TO great ptoof Tlo-s -.
N'' anu mos' durable paint they
~ onered ioT sale by
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NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON.
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT
CAPITAL f5O0,OOO, OR o., 5OO,OOOl
UNITED STATES Lot.sL BosRD DIRECTIONS
JACOB HARVEY Esq, Chairman.
JoHs J. PALnER, Eco
JONATHAN GoorHrE. Eco.
JANIS BooRsAv Esq
Gro. BARoLAv, E.q.
sAa'L HowLAsp, Esq
Cosnas A. woaru, Esq.
sAs'L NJ For Esq.
BafKERS:
Merchants Hank O New York
General Agent for United Britis North America.
Colonies, Hon. J. LEASpER STARR.
'INuE admirable system OF Life Insurance
which this institution has has secured
oeh married disineiion in Europe hsbe
favor in America During period IN
the United States i principles have
OF many eminent and the patronage secured fully
tests The public confidence In favor AZ for
the SANDING Of tins Company the subscriber pubic
the above Board OF Deeio residing New
sentirmen highest
SUN TO be permanently Invested the
OF three OF these Directors
Assured In cases OF disputed claims. any such arise
Pamphlets containing the last Report much rem.
raj information together with the soeies forms
and the fullest Information be obtained application The
subscriber.
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E,a-pt. q R.t..-tor "a. 4...ra-se q sioo, 9. . 81
T1HE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM.

Insurance can be effected for from $500
by Application To HENRY LUDIAh
1us-ly Riehnond Va.
phVpirfa IN The Gore n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
RRUEN d CO. Manufacturers Of MaIIeabl


oA Castings the Rail road Depot, Market Of
News J. manufactures all kinds Cariass Stove
and Machinery Taiors Shear Cur,ers KNIVES
ton Of Maleahe Cutlery Collars rail road Cara and
every kind and character Of Manesbe Casting.
Europe or this Country We invite Carriage
~ Manufacturer Hardware Merchants Buers and al per
sons who use such artees In the South and
US avsI where they will be able purchase saving
over the price paid for Northern elite.
NewnIk. N. ]. Sept. 25. Isas On,
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ANOTHER LARGE AND FKEsH SUPPLY 0F
l. O II IL ING

~ i-O vain stieet. I3,h and Main s,y.r,.l
~ N, T. agent - enabled from pr-. ot ard n,., -,
To oder his nd the puee
assortnenis OF ready Made Coshinx ana Cent. -.
aIeeS ,hai was ever his privilege Ne tb.,,r. $500, - ~
'ss'ed IN The purchase OF good wei a. sbs,n . ~
.,S Sh eau before purchasing else where and Ina,
@ Themselves TO their o. pleasure proh Thai D.. - ~,
tieles- W" -e'hhs toSi ana cha
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
FRESH FALL DRY GOODS

II ELLIS wed shin.
=, an harshwey" from Liverpool and BIZ rscrn, ,,,,
= , Noth fun All varied as.ortn,ept Of Foreig, A
Ns,rn,r 70 which they aueaton q Counry
pn Iles stock Of Coths anEsts Heavy wconen. ~
runs Is unasuaIy argr ard al low p,es. - ~ -
- ~ No 100 Nam atrrefn nnhL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24
JUST RECEIVED.

Lors-ls blue brown .na iuvix, biz ,y,rn
~ Cloths aiso. Fiusb'ngs Plot Bsa, Closh.
CAsStAERh-A large Il blue and basl ao fan
ev Cs..inere Of the latest and 81,
vEsrfNGsToan.t woolen Velvet Plain and Pr a.ln and
shs vssin.' OF the newest and approved patterns
Nb-Now In store. and assorm.nt Of Pan .,d
Winter Dry Good which win be soi ,.asonab- terms.
" q j. a. LANES.
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NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
= GA Nv i ER ,BBOQTS AND SHOES.

NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
Stwt ER BOOTS AM SHOES.
~ EW AhRlNALS.-rho subscriber Is now in
d.', S,ssP, Of h. Fan supply Iads. Mss. and chir,a
- saoes Of every style and made IN t.s
NOS sshionas shape which woo can ~ ats ao AZ ~
"""',-s ne ioeowint being part his ssoeh-
Ladies black Caters thies .n-s
Do do dre- Caters. thin .ot.,
10 90 half do walking sole.
DO On DO Do, thin Az
10. bronze Caters, beauufli boot
DO. sh do A. ~
Do. bronze han GaierA q, :.
Do DO dress a.
Do DO BusAi-s
DO. do EIgish KID
~. DO Morocco
Do waite KID shypers
Do do Saua %
Do bisek DO Do
IN DO Morocco Russfu-
10 90 30 Slippers
Also on hand, rrner.l .,.o,r.,, -, /, -. "a
no Shoes Of my -fhsturs When ,.ys- h.
etH'ine uey vii a~ays hnd I-rR. ,.-or,.e., 10 -
ee'''o''' 'nd at prices that win fan 10 pa.s..
10. ALEX. hill,
naSuae'urer and Dealer Roots Shoes. r-uEs Csr as-. A.,
t.,-., Ne, fg7 Main ssre.t
md his>s- Boots r-.de 10 osssf 1. Al.
oe.s manner and Hc-t s.honses say-s =. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-24

10 South ID Street. below Cb.,nut
anu oy my Agents haia Street; L. Gnier A Dual a Co r.
n 'a- u poqoesns shoetoe Hin y N. Zachris,on w M
pornn Petersburg; Braggs Thomas L. Co A. 90 =,
w femiems vas awarded The Franklin Iu,thu,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
GOVERNOR BRIGGS

The Washington news edited snd ruh.
lshej by Mauetsnn Maker, Cues, y y ar
able and interesting paper devoted to the
Temperance Reform, gives Tho following an
eedolo Of the noble hearted and universally
esteemed Governor Of Massachusetts, which
was related by Dr. Robinson. sts Washing
tonian gathering in that nclghhorhcod. Said
the Doctor
"Go,crho' Dngxs, OF Massachusetts, is a
good man. One night, As ! was vending
nv wsy along s'tea' D.. '.'.,
poo, man drunk hiuc CA The side ,h. and
q man STOPPING over hun IN the act OF I've
itlending HIM. When ! came up saw II
aud the Governor under ono arm and myself
under the other Of tho poor unfortunate man,
he was conveyed To a shelter and loh IN tho
care OF friend, with a special charge from
the Governor that he should have no liquor,
that he might be enabled TO get sober and
he would call and see hun IN the morn.
ing. My anxiety and interest were up
TO see tho result of thu. affair The next
morning accordingly wendell my way 10 the
place where We lett him. There the conde
scenslon, the benevolenco and the hero.m
OF true Wsshlng,onian; wore cIemplIhcd
There found the chief magistrate al a Com.
monwealth sitting upon the side Of the bed,
10y the side OF the poor inebtiste, with the
temperance pledge IN lns hand urging him to
sign. He did sign It, and that man is so
Der man to this day and avery useful man in
society. lilo has many time lcoiuted 10
his old companions IN drunkenness, with a
billy and success, and has done great good
IN Boston aud the surrounding country 49,
This is only orc speoim amongst many al
the untlrlng efforts OF Governor Bnngs To
restore a wretched and unfortunate portion oil
our race. lie is good man, may God bless
him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
THE EDUCATION or THE Pro.
PIE. THE SAFETY or OUR
GOVERNMENT

Rome fell q prey to the Northern Bar
bartnns then and not I'LL then when her clt.
lzcns IN the confidence OF her military
ann, abandoned the gpnd resources of
oil national grca'n,ss--thc educluuu q
their sons and daue the families q.
few Of the higher classes The great
mass Of people were l,d IN ignorance net
Of science or the arts, bot Of the very clc-
mcnts which cntrr into The formation Of
character, which lifts man above sensual
indulgence and places him in sphere OF
elevated sentiments and rational cnlovmcnts
Greece Struggled with her oppr'sofs Cd,
the las, n,ckcrlng light OF her schools cca..
ell TO cast It's radlcncc upon the minds Of her
people When education failed. corrup.
ton poured IN lkcn food, and Athens lhc
scat Of tearing and cloquencc, was deliver
ed over prey to the sroIcr
II must lac SO IN the history Of all govern
menIs. The safety oltho government is in
the education Of the people And what d o
VIC mean by the education OF the people ?
We will answer this IN the eloquent word Fl
Of another words worth 10 le ,ugrdvCn
upon IT. hearts of all parents
Bishop Donne Of New JERSEY in an ora.
ton before the Cincinnati Society Of ths
State thus alIudcs to the important sub
Icci -
"Thc safety Of this maulq
the education oflhc people do not mean
by that ability to read and write md Keep
accounts. do not mean the science mere.
/ ~ that can map the heavens, OF nnvlgn lc
/ the air, or put a glrdlr round nboui the
earth in less than ten thousanllh part OF
teIlociunI improvement merely, or OF mon.
tai acquisition, though these demand anil
well deserve, utmost Encouragement |
spcnk OF that which ,ducnics draws out
dovclopcs, tends to prrfcc, the divine origin.
al which stlll remains 10 fallen human IA
/ lurc, and maintains 1t human speak Of
b that which lifts the h,au from Ctoy,Ihug
on the earth in sensual indulgence to the
communion OF all hugh and holy thing.
.peak oil that which makes the obrdicut
child, the most devoted parent and faithful
! iTlcad, the kIndcs, nclghbor the mo.t pm.
trlotc citizen, the purcst md Eentl,N NO.
man, the best and brnvcsl man Ours -
the land for mcn-mcn TO contend with dit
hculues-mcn to keep pace with progress
and to urge tim. to aurc..'o The I'M.
! provemcns -mcn 10 be- ioIri,ss IN dlycrsl.
,y-men to be constant IA prosperity men
like the Roman CincInunlus to leave 'nll
to serve the country or. like the patriot band
OF 76 TO pledge for country and for freedom
| their lives their fortunes aud their sacred
/ honor"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

ant With etcn, lutrf,u NJ BOW vas
followed on The pr 81 the people by John
q Steele NJ SIS remarks were no;
lengthy bot pointed, and well um~i Hoo
s Gordon close On The pant Of the PRISON.
~, occupying n,A,ly four hours IN a very
able anl learned rpc"ch, conicnl,ng that IN
acc ordsnec with The law tho prisoner Va,
guilty Of no felony in appearing Disguised
,nd ARMED nj tho sale OF Earle Hon 5
Sherw God closed the Srgumcn, on the part
Of the people occupying about three hours
IN a nsastly effort
Ai' quarter pass 10 ,hi, morning 1t WAS
announced that the jury had agreed, and
they soon alter appeared wnh their verdict,
viz Gully Of Murder
The prisoner - young, being Rbou, n
year, oface When FIRST brough, into Count
this morning he WI. apparently ncitslcd
and was very pale lie was rcmandcd lor
sent cnco'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09

dsy.lshotu u % thrueh, Congress vii
ssf the lsw in these pu,n,s. snd thus iso..-
tate the lew but no, nuch 10 strcttcd
if,mu
The cs.,le Of Sin loan ds l'lios 10. now
sbou, leo gvas H,ouu,ed. snd live r,'usnn
numbers 400 u>n These. With 30 vrrk
men are employed still 10 mounting ariiNe.
~ II - SAID thsi there are 900 ~ 600
r,sr 10 Vera Cruz. and two. regiments arc
ordered into ~ tirint1 one 80 Santa Re,
lh'ec iesguts distant, The Other To Ps.a de
OvtIss. nine Leagues distant Cen. Laudei
q, ordered To- take command Il the castle,
~hich = well supplied with military stotes,
bu, no provisions iUr siege.
1heif naval force ~ precisely 10 the ssnre
place. under the walls Of the castle. ~he ~
the, ~ofo. nor have thev sthred an ant hof
IN many months. II Coasisis OF = s,enmss,
J brgs, 2 schounsts sud gun boats. The
steamers hs,o coal On board. and all the YES
eel. ne considered IN commission, though
not hNlf offirersd OF msnnrd
Government has been intending, Tor some
time, TO send a steamer and come gun boats
to- Tobs.co, bot want Of money pte,onted.- -
Ii WAS understood there was positive order
to send al the squadron Up the Altsfsdo
river hut money would be required 10 dts-
patch them even thus far, - II - most ltk g
ihes viii remain where hey are,
The bil for the fifteen million loan passed
both houses, with several provisos, which
have since boon removed. The sovernrrn n,
were originally limited 10 six per cent. tutor
est and not allowed 10 borrow IN less sums
than a million Of dollsrs They are now iu-
ihouzed To make the best batshln they can,
first submitting the terms 10 4 cabinet com
ell. Much secrosy is ohsef,o cd IN the cit, oi
MEXICO a. 10 this matter, but 80 far ms The
pubic IA Informed, not cent has vet been
talsod, nor IS Il thought the loan will be ne
goliatcd
Everywhere government officers are un.
paid, and government credit PROSTATE On
ly one.teuih pari Of the customs remains IN
motpaged and this, In the present state OF
commerce, - nero pulhng. Something
WAS hoped, at one Time, from the church -
bot she has not We, come forward That i'm.
pouant body IN tho Mexican State certainly
looks with much alarm At The advance OF the
Auglo Saxon race, AMI lis accompanying
Ptutes,antsm but the danger is no, suffl
cleAuy imminent TO inGuce voluntary aid,
nor is the existing government strong enough
or energetic enough to force their assistance
from English capitalists. should think lit
tie was to DO expected, as Mexico is already
much in arrears TO them. So pressing arc
now the wants OF government, that they have
recommended the formation OF societies III
all the provinces, for raising the voluntary
Contributions
II is SAID that Nj. Bankhead Qho British
minister is attempting TO Feveni Mexico
from going to war
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
ANTIRENT REBELLION CON
NICTlON OF MURDER

a Delhi correspondent OF the Journal Of
Commerce, under date, Delhi, Oc,. /, gives
the following
The trial OF JohnVan Sleeuburg, indicted
Tor murder commlued upon under sheriff
Steele has been passed upon. The prison ,
er wus brought into cour onThursdav last,
and after the usual address to the prisoner
by the clerk The clerk proceeded to draw
J"fJ ON fTday evening The clerk an.
nounccd that the regular panel Of jurors
was Exhausted, and, as but five iurymen
had been Obtained, the count ordered dcpu
~ shcrd Scott to summon so micsmcn
and adjourned the court to Saturday morn
ing Al hall past o'clock p m the iuIy
was completed. the prisoner having cxhaus.
ted % peremRory challenge.
The Jury having bcln called over on
Monday morning, Hon S. Sherwood on
the pan ofihc prosecution, opened The case
10 mos clear and lueid manner, ,,aunc
the particulars 10 full ia relation 10 the aw.
fol affair al Andes that t would be prov.
ei upon ual lhut tho prisoner o, he bar
Hls ~ Eatlc.s armed and dl'gused-,har
be- discharged his gun anl when leaving
sh' gronnilha. ,ho prisoner on beng asked
who sha Steele mise has 2rn and plurl Ct
N I-D.hcaua manaer. lie closed By de-
hnng the law, os applicable to the case --
The defence was opened by Mitchell San
ford ESQ IN 90 able. feeling. md yer,
Interesting speech Of ono hour IN length -
The defence wssvory 'hoH bot lhue SSH
netso' being sworn
The Cou1 having Convened 5u Tuuia,
morning $ 5. bownc Esl commence.
summing up 90 lhr part OF ,he prisoner
occupying about ,hres hours IFS arpu
! meu, was listened % with marked l,lrror
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-10-09
FREDERICk DOuGLASS.

A letter frnm one Of the Hutchinson pam
llJ, now IN England, TO the editor of the
Lynn Pioneer, gives Us some interesting par
uculars respecting the voyage Of this Amen
can slave across the Atlantic. lie vent out
IN one OF the Cuuard steamer. we forget
whch-and WAS compelled IN Difference 10
American prclDdiccs TO tako passage IN the
sleorage Among The passengers were sew
eral Shareholders and . lew dough. itcea,'
who were very much offended with The Cop
tain for allowing the self emanClpaled slave
free access TO all paris III the vessel, cIoch
The saloon Frederick IS sand 10 have be-
hayed with great proprtey, modosU and Dig
nifty. and To- have won tie admiration -
large portion Of tue passengers. Beng al
intimate friend Of the Hutchinson Family,
he frequently walked wIh them aud others
on the quarter deck, and PARTICIPATED allu as
much freedom as bis position would al.Sw
IN the social Intercourse of the passeIgoI,
generally Mr.. Hutchinson thus describes
a scene which occurred Oh tie lost day Of
the voyage II r1bHHt.
The Captain. with many other gcGirmcp.
(and some ladies,) loaTun0 N.r' 'Yur' tss
wac good speaker wric exotic. to boar
him lie was accordingly invited 70 sfcak
on the promenade deck, and consented --
Due nouce WAS gwen, and io when TIC
time came, ihc American Save came foo.
ward, and after making lcw introductory
tsmafk,, opened q sWa lona hnt lr.1u %,
read the code OF slave iaw, 90 SoY4 tlruH-
ua tbs was more lnau fLr Amcu.IHs
could bear TIE disturbance Wa 6ummcut-
Ell by a Connecticut IaHis,--a msmtrr at
a.. Elpba thurlI, aud nhD meant, - he
said, to carry out his CHRISTIAN punDp.o '--
lie ia,euoTed ny tsppuug every tou''..r