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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07
A Came of Eucher.

One will meet in the Southwestern country with
some odd characters can be produced in the four
quarters of the globe. To note their peculiarites
and study their characters would be as unending an
occupation was that of him who sought the phi
losophers stone.
We have often been amused, and not unfrequently
instructed, by these notngs of human character as
developed among rougher men of the backwoods.
And it is waste of time, opine, this study of
singularities in people who emphaticaly peculiar
in themselves for rough and uncouth as they may
be, beneath homcspun shirts beats many heart
whose pulsations warmer and quicker than the
bosoms of others tenderly reared, hayo ever
known-but to our story.
It was a sweet balmy morning in April last, that
we took passage the Concordia for of the up
river landings. AS is the most of our pack
cts, the company was pleasant one-sociable and
tolerably we'll acquainted. 1t was no difficult mat
ter, therefore to insinuate' social game of Eu-
cher by way of relieving the monotony of the trip.
tall hardy of the woods roughly Clad and with
his rifle hard by in corner had been sitting near
by with halfdisconsolate, halfdecided look du-
ring most of the game, and was finally invited when
a vacant seat occurred, to |" take a hand.'
"If you mean that game,' was the reply, ~ tell
you no, sirs.'
| The reply was given in emphatic manner, and
with such apparent fervor of feeling, that all felt
curiosity to know the of his antpathy to this
fayorite game of our country
He was Intercepted, therefore, to this end and eff
| feet.
"Well you see gentlemen" he replied, 81 was
first raised in Old Kantuck, and the only game We
ever played there was Old Sledge. Now, the Jack
was some in that You see, father and me came
down lower Mississip a trading trip, and brought
an almighty fine horse along with us thot heal
of that boss, gentlemen, did Well, father got ;
playing with some fellers night, and got sleepy
and went to roost. About midnight heard father
come into the room cussin' to himself nightly
Says l. old man. what's the fuss q
''Well,' says he drawing powerful breath, "rv'
lost the boss, Bill, playn them dern cards'
ga playin cards,' says |, for knew he was
team an who beats you at Old Sledge?n
cold Sledge!" says he, sorter drawing up hi
dignity 1t was another sorter game from that
They call it yuker, rather reckon, for the jack
yes, the jack tuck the ace like d--n! That's wha
got me, and that's what lost the boss, BILL
Gentlemen, l don't play yuker myself, don't
gentlemen"
And with this ebullition he stalked away, but tn
scene is wildly before us as at the time of it
occurrence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

ES PSYCHOLOGICAL DISCUSSION-Rev MARK Ben
OF the Baptist Church, Oate Editor of the Primitive
Baptist Tarboi8 N CD and Rev Ioux R,,a.-,.s 3
'ne unlversat Church, toint Editor of the Refrios IL
NOtasuga, ala y viii hold public discussion
Lafpofo n c. commencing on Thursday, the 10th eide
oenOer' at tOoclock A. M. and continuing two days
oEsrIoN FOR DEBATE-' DO the Scriptures fea1h the doc
I'VE endless punishment any portion human race
m H.o holiness and happiness of all mankind ?' 1t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07
MARRIED..

In this town. Thursday, 18th ultlo Mr. Jurs Orch,
to Miss SUSAN E. DRIVER all of this place.
In Halifax county, on the 2Sth ut Mr. ALBERT MABRY,
to Miss MARY SAVAGE, all of that county.
In Fayetteville, the 29th ult, by the Rev. SIMMONS
Mr.. PoNDExTER HERNwE1, to Miss ELIZABETH L. daugh-
ter of Mr.. GEO. w. MCDONALD.
In Rowan county, Rev. LEMON SHE'LL of the n. G. Con
ference Mrs Lucy PNcksToN, widow of the late Dr. F.
PINCKSToN.
In Pittsburgh Pa, the 22d ult, by the Rev. WILLIAM
PRESTON, Mr. HILL BURGwYN, to Miss Mary daughter OF
the late Major PHILLIPS, U. s. A.
In Brunswick county, Monday evening the Sd inst, by
S. N GALAwAY Esq, Mr.. JOSEPH WILLIAMSON of this town
to Miss s. J. GAL.AwAY.
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DIED.

In this town. the lst ns MARY OWN, aged years,
daughter of THos. d. MEAREs
In Fayetteville on the goth ult Mrs MARC PIckARD,
wife of Mr. j. W. PcKARD and youngest daughter of the
late JNo. MCkENz1E in the 34th year of her age.
In Fayetteville, Sunday last, MIR. DAVID OL1PHANr,
aged about 80 years.
At fathers residence in Robson county the 10th
ut painful illness of Is days, Miss MARY ANN Nc
EACHEN, in the 18th year of her age.
At Stevenston Ayrshire Scotland the 10Th of Octo-
ber lingering Illness Mr. CHARLES BANKS in the 72d
year of his age The deceased has left widow and
daughter in Scotland and four in North Carolina
Scotch PGDer
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Commercial.

new YORK, Dee I-NAvAI. SroIEs-There have been
saes 'ooo bbs North County Turpcnne supposed at
some reduction on s. 3d. the previous price $50 bb S
80 cts cash, including all to be had at this
!to bbs Wilmington ROsn, 81 IT, and 300 North
duff " INV A'V''n e0h'ih"e
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Foreign Markets, per Steamer Canada.
LIVERPOOL, Nov'r 16-CoTroN-Gcorgc Hollis Circular
that the accounts received by the American steamer
Tuesday, somewhat contradictory the state of the
weather generally but the advanced prices with compare
lively small receipts at tho ports and very short shipments
making to England gave unrecrved confidence to holders
There has consequently been steady demand and the
ket closed at advance of I'd ID middng to fair
American Sea Island continues in fair request and tho
small stock hand is held with great mness tho advan
ced quotations The Cotton trade generally has been steady
and prices of all descriptions of American compared with
those of last week. average of Id ID dearcr Sea
Island also brings to I'd The sales of the week
$40 bales of which spectators took 80 $780, exporters 730
leaving 1880 of all kinds for the trade The advces bro
by the Niagara do not appear have exercised paru
lar influence the trade, both buyers and sellers
prepared for the accounts she brought from the cotton dis
tricts of America
BREADsTUFFs-The sales of Indian Corn ut 29s 29
Cd for white and 26s 27s for yellow.
FLoUR-Western Canal % 24s; Ohio, 24s Cd to 26s
Baltimore, 23s I'd 2is.
MONEY MARKET-Thcrc is but little change to notice th
week in the money market On Friday evening the appear
of Consos extremely good and prices showed fur
ther tendency to advance. Conso for money and
935 a 934 to 935. Bank Stock 15S 1919.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07
!. G. EVANS & BROTHER.

DRUGGISTS ana ApoEAecaries ExckaneS Bliidinost
Wilmington, North Carolina, whoesas dealers in Drugs
Select Mesficines Paints Qils. Window Gss Dye Stufsy
quors and Wines Hasana Cigars Sc, respectfully announce
to physicians merchants and public, that Gey
at their old sfnL where shall keep comprehensive stock
q the best selections from the Northern markets. in quanti
ties suited to the trade In this Enterprise we arc
determined to 6estoy the most careful attention Believing
INC or that portion of the State which, with pro-
POINT will warrant the Undertaking enlarged scale,
sing to retain bersl portion Of this trade IL our 6Wn State
IN greatly Teaecd prices at which We shan sell win ena
bic the purchaser many instances the freight and
other charges from Northorn Market with tho additional
advantage of getting his Goods in much shorter time
We call particular attention from contractors buders
to stock of Paints and OILS which will always largo
and warranted Of the best quality J..
We have the Various ccfs ground from pnr6 at6rals IN
der supervision. Lnsaed, Lamp ana Machinery
Oils, may always be had pure. and at low prices.
In order that may BIO fully understood wo append for
the guidance of those Interested the prices
prominent leading articles:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the December
~ term A D. 1S9 of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses
of Onsow County of the State of North Carolina the
subscriber duly appointed and qualified
of Stratton B. Foy decd.
All persons having any claims demands what's oever
ganst the estate of said ntcatc hereby notified to
ducc them properly authenticated according law within
the prescribed by act of Assembly, this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted said estate requested to make
immediate payment. JOHN F. SPICER, Admir-
Decemher Sd. 1910 13-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

NEGROES WANTED.-Havingr returned again to W.
negroes and viii here permanently until the latter
part next Sprinc market to pay the highest
nrces for slaves Male Female from IL to 80 years
Of age Those having such property for sale viii find it to
from nv facilities in selling in the South can the high
price and for good sound merehantabe property viii not
Also some Coopers Bricklayers Carpenters and Black
smiths Apply for me at the Carolina Hotel
ST 1aid I52tf1 ANSLEY DAVIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

this tow hn ave bccol R. B. Woon q
T. use cgLRrTsoN Scorra ;n,nser Of the the rght
b Sa.ts as f Hanover c Sans
-, Dladen brunswick, and. Chatham with the
power to sell ri gifts to other portions Of the State
from what we can learn, this is very great i'm
provement, in economising time and labor, and also
of securing an exaGtress and uniformity in size and
shape not attainab1e by hand-moulding. The ma
chine is seffeeding and selfdelverng and operates
Nth great certainty and accuracy, and will make
ease 25o 900 bfick per day, requiring no prepare
with he clay other than. pulverizing or running
ton OF 4 attached to the machine and no ward
through role q the bricks are sufficiently hard
room Ior drynS, a. at once.
~ n'oA up III the KIN ct all who are intcres-
ted In obtaining first rate articel
crate cOst.-COmmerciaI
The RISE OF PRoPERTY.-Propcrty has gone -
here very much, at the prospect of the Rail Roads
coming, and has also in Salisbury, have been in
formed This week, real estate has been sold at 100
and 100 per cent more than it would have brought
five years ago. Several lots with houses thcm
have passed hands at large advances on for values.
Business has worn a very lively aspect here this
fall. The merchants, mechanics and all, appear bu
sy, and we expect from every indication continued
streak prosperity to the place.
Charlotte Hornets Nest
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TEMPERANCE PLEDGES.
The distinguished temperance apostle, Father Ma
thew administered the pledge to several hundred at
Gloucester, near Philadelphia, on Sunday, and the
Ledger says:
He stated that one hundred thousand had taken
the pledge at his hands during the four months he
had spent in New England, and was encouraged in
further effort particularly among his SountfymGn in
character its only stan and rendering them worthy
of the happy Republic that has adopted them as its
citizens. Father Mathew looks remarkably we'll in
person. the only perceptble effect of the paralysis
with which he is afflicted being slight difficulty Of
ntcrance, which occasionally the uency Of his
delivery"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

BALTIMORE, tNc'r 4-FI0ur sl IS 81 s71; Wheat. s5
cents to 81 To- rcd a1 81 o. 81 9s for white Corn 81
So cents for WHITE and So 50 cents for yellow Rye IS Sc
cents; Oats % cent? Whisky % cents in bb1 and n
cents in hhds
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

NOTICE hereby given, that the subscriber will SELL
~ Administrator of Sraton B. Foy Decd at his late
sidenee in Onsow County Friday and Saturday the 18th
able estate viz: Corn, Fodder, Ground Peas, Hogs
Cattle, Sheep, Horses, Mules, Household and itch-
e Furniture, Turning Utensils, &c.
Also, the time subscriber will hire out the
NEGROES of said estate.
Terms said sale will be Notes at six months, with appro
we'd security, before delivery of the property.
JOHN F. SPICER, Admir-. ,
December Sd, 1919. 1885, -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

lust Received, fresh supply of COopers lsnglass fol
j Jecs SC. Also Peson extract for av9rng Gnstards
Pastry, Jellics, &c. For sale by Nm. r. d1PPIT!,
N E. corner of Front and Market SITS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

CHARLESTON, December 5-CoTroS-The transactions yes
reached lisO bales prices ranging from 81 to 1o,c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

aA Twelve Valuable Negroes FOR Sale-Win be
NV sold at the Court House Wimilgton Saturday
18th day this month, the following Negroes Men,
Women Bows and Girls. The terms of sale will be
three months notes with approved security bearing interest
purchasers will be allowed to substitute their notes
in either Of the Banks Fayetteville, if desired
r. M. PEARSON. Ex.'r
of JOHN S. PEARSON, DECD
Dec. T. 1S49 lozt
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

~, popuI.ATIoN territory. OF el '
S S tps Is nearly as large as that OF all
neu including the Aborignes anu I - ~
its exceed % 900 OO0 which is not Cen'1
grn|Vf hat Of Europe In August l79O, the VHlsVn
Eatos contained nearly fur millions OF people, III
cIusive of about 100000 slaves IN Io1o tere we're
Z SOS 925 inhabitants 7,239,Sd4 IN !0lO; 9lo24,
Pc IN 1900 % 866 O2O in $780, and OGSS, 355 in
2 2n 1910 IF whom IA 1S9, 705 were whites Since
,o ora of 1919 the area of the Union has than
Joubled. During 25 years, to 1913, 1,588,o72 per
cons have migrated from Great Britain and Ireland
to North America chiefly to the United States In
the wear 1S4S there arrived at the port of New ork
1916 immigrants, Of whom 98,O6l were from Ire
land 81, 973 from Germany and g. 415 from Scotland
The whole number of persons not natives VINO arc
now in the United States is believed to be nearly Io9r
millions, or between fourth and fifth OF the n
population In the year ending Sept. ~ 1870 Zz9'-
4S3 passengers arrived in the United beside those
via Quebec: 1856 Log were males and $4,000 IehaIes
Of those only 1929 landed at New Orleans In
1917 and 49, 5O7 $50 persons left the United King
dom in 1916 only 1895
Some think that the accession OF population to the
United States by immigration will soon reach 5OO,'
900 year. Were country filled up like Germa
nv 172 persons to the square mile the population
would be 500000000. Europe contained 183, 900,
900 inhabitants in 1907 in 1848 they had increased
70 262 300 900 in the same area. Excess of popula
ton, enormous taxation, and the scarcity of subsis
tence has driven millions to America within the las
90 years At former period religious persecution
lanished thousands from otherwise happy homes
In a few months we will have the decennial census
Of the United States for 1850, and we have seen
calculation making the population represented Fl,
027,527, and giving the Eastern States g. the Mid
de- including Delaware So, Western free SO, South
ern or slave IS, Representatives in Congress- at on
member for 100000 persons 2l1, which is too small
n number for the transaction of business and one re
preventative to 100000 constituents by far too few
Eighteen hundred and ifty-one will bring de
eennial return from the United Kingdom which, il
ISL, contained $685. 1O3 inhabitants, and ma,
rive return of nearly 100000 persons, notwith
Standing emigration gilmore than million in tel
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07
November "a, 1S49.

D ECEIVED this day and for sale Mt the Whining
N TON BOOK STORE.-The Young Chevaler, or the
disputed inheritance by Alexander Dumas this equal if
not superior of his previous works. Price 80 cents
The Belle of the Court in thousand, by G. p. R.
James; Price 37a cents.
Eliza Stafford the Orphan Child, by tho Countess of
Blessington Price Is cents.
Self Dependence the Trials of Life This book has had
sale England unprecedented by any work Of felton, this
fact will appear strange to those who peruse its
The aptitude displayed by the author in deli
NATION of character and the tone of wholesome morality
vag the pages throughout the work. combine to rendor it
most deserVedIy popular.
Love in High Life, or story of the Upper Ten by T.
s. Arthur Tales the Caddo, by John Tomln the Lilly
of Sonora tale of Northern Mexico, by H. C. Chapman
The Two Lovers Eros and Anteo who wishes to read
good story get this the Recolectons of Anthony, by AL
exander Dumas jeremiah Parkers by Mrs Mackenzie DAN
ie author the Poor Cousin, Sc; Price % cents Mary
Buchanan Inishairlach Price 25 cents
Gcorgiana Hammond by the author of the Poor Cousin
the Dark Doona the Female Blue Beard by Eugene Sue
the Wandering Jew, by Engenc Sue.
The Image Father boy is trouble than
dozen girls by the author whom Price % cents;
the Commander of Mata Archibald Werner the brothers
Revenge Man made of Money by Douglass Jerrod; the
| Salamander, by E. Sue ,
Also, Marryatt's Noves the First step to Crime or the
Bottle Jack Ariel the life board Last ndiaman
The Business Mans Almanac for 1850 obtaining useful
merchants mechanics manufacturers and bu-
siness mon GENERALLY For sale by L. II. PIERCE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

| PHILADELPHIA, Deer 4-6 Z M-F1our, State
brands 81 S7a extra Pennsylvania do S. 81 White wheat
81 III red 81 Is yellow 40 cents wskcy Doc in bbs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

t1t FOR BOSTON.-The A. l. cOppcrcd and copper fas-
Stcncd Brig FLORA Captain f. COLE For freight OF
December Il c. W. DAVIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

ana several otner small Notes on different persons All
indebted to the subscriber by Noc requested to re-
new the liberal reward will be given any who
will deliver to the undersigned the pocket book and
notes aforesaid. JABEZ MCKAY.
Whitevie, N. c., Dec'r7, 1910 1885,
tOD Liver OnIust received fresh supply of Rushtons
~ Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, warranted pure and not made
from the Oil. For sale by w. IL. LIPPITT.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

TTYACINTHs.-Just received small lot of Extra fine
II double Hyaeinths, for sale by w. H. LlPPIII
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LIST OF LETTERS:

D EMAININCf in the Post Office ut Wilmington ~ C.
n 3th November, ISl9
BB'Thosc whose appear this List win keaso ask
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Foreign Markets, per Steamer Canada.

NEwBERN. Deer 3-Naral Stores-Old dip 81 IS; scra
81 10; tar 81 Is corn 81 10 81 Is green pork s4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Iurpentine are always
sold in the WATER and subject to the expense of landing
inspection cooperago &C.; Lumber 50 cents to 81
NJ Tar and Turpcntinc about 10 cents per barrel For dry
Virgin mixed Tupentino, deduction is made according
to quality.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

Hon DABNEY S. CARR.-We have the pleasure to
announce the arrival Tuesday night last, of our
distinguished fellow citizen, Hon. DABNEY S. CARR,
late U. s. minister at the Court of Turkey. Mr.
CARR will be gladly welcomed home, after having
faithfully performed the duties of the important trust
confded to his charge-Balt Rep.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

Brazil SoUADRoN-The U. S. Naval Squadron
were at Rio Janeiro the 18th of October all well
consisting of frigate Brandywine, Capt. BoARMAN
ship St. Louis, Commander H. H. LOCKE ship John
Adams Commander L. M. POWELL.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

FRATRAC1DE.-A man named VIM BENDER, resi-
ding in Perry county, Pa, murdered by his own
brother, BENJAMIN BENDER, on last Sunday week =
The murderer had an alteration with his sister, and
half was stabbed by the prisoner with knife in his
body in four different places, which in short time
afterwards proved fatal The prisoner is said to be
about "a years of age and the deceased about Is
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

-"When thOu uOest good, do II Decause It Is
good not because men esteem it ; when thou avoid
est evil, flee it because it is evil not because men
speak against be honest for the love of honesty
and thou shalt be uniformly he that doeth it with
out principle is wavering. Say not unto myself be-
hold truth breedeth hatred and will avoid it dis
stimulation raiseth friends, and will follow it. Are
not the enemies made by truth better than the friends
obtained by fattery q
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

The Wheeling Argus says, there is report in the
city that the official count of the vote in the whole
District, Col. THOMPSON has majority of FOUR votes
thus securing his election to Congress from the
18th district of Virginia.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-12-07

AN ELoPEMENT IN CoNTEMPLATIoN.-Thc Roches
ter American is responsible for the following:
CoURTING SCENE.-Miss Canada-Please, sir, will
you marry mee
Uncle SAM cannot disguise my affection for SC
amiable young lady, but your papa must be con-
suited and l must procure his consent.
Miss CO, never mind; I'll ask him myself, and
if he refuses we'll get up an elopement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13

THE FRANKLIN EXPEDITION Every
one will be concerned TO hear that a des-
patch has arrived at the Admiralty from
SIR John Richardson, without any news
Of Sir John Franklin. The expedition
had traversed the coast from the Mack
enzle aud Coppermine rivers but the
Esqulmax all declared that 10 white men
had made their appearance. Urioru-
naiely the ice set in unusually strong,
and prevented the expedition from pro-
ceedlng beyond Icy Cove, 10 the north
OF Cape Kendall just as IL was on the
pom. Of exploring most eIestng
region. Thus, FOR le present, all hope
is cut off Of discovering the lost yoyagers.
Our only consolation is in the gam to
science, FIR the search for Capt. Frank
I'm has brought to light many interesting
facts respecting the inhospitabie regions
OF Arctic America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-13
WHOLE NO. 100

ANECDoTE OF Com. HULL-Nghting
Us. Speaking When the chivalrous
Hull broke the spell Of England's suprc.
macy on the ocean, by the capture of the
Guerrero, Oh his return TO port he vas
complimented by the citizens of Boston
with public dinner. The cloth being
removed, after few preliminary ioasts
came tha, TO the honor OF the captain -
Our gallant guest, who has secured
for himself name and a praise among
his countrymen, and added terror 10 the
enemies of his country's flag" The
toast was drank with enthusiasm, and
then all was still.
A friend, sitting next to The gallant
captain, said, A." Sir, we are waiting for
your speech" "A speech y ,ad the
chiyaigous but modest Hull, 8" can't
make one--I don't know how" A gen.
tleman or the opposite side of the table
exclaimed, audibIy, Sir. you re in for
speech. Don't you see hat ths Presi-
dent IS waiting for your response 20 the
toast p The noble Tar rose up and
said, "Mr. President. the gentlemen
round me say, that you sad Inc other
gentlemen are waiting for in. to make a
speech Sir. never made one in my
life. ] cant do il, sir, don't know how.
SIR. by, I'd rather FRA. iac battle
OUcr again than do IL !" a.. 3 A.-.- go,
The raf,ers Of Faneuil Hal were lit
tie displaced by the truthful delicacy of
The gallant captain; but we never heard
that the newspapers of that day thought It
proper subject Of ridisule, or tina: i, i'm
paired the well-earned honoss .f the
chIvalfous sailor-RfpubGc.