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% it. Cerlainly, as Hr. II Says If M are


Christians and patriots. il Is NOT thquor selling


that makes them So How Mr. Hunt con


uives 10 be always presenting something new.
both 10 manner aud matter. is ,sabjecllof SUR
prise 10 those who hear him. But he has
given the subject his deep attention for many


years. and applied for aid % Divinity, Law,
Medicine, Chemistry, and an unreserved study


Of human nature among human beings; the
Bible being hislbesl book, and its loye,hls mos
tive. With the advantage of voice OF fine
powers completely under his control, and q


mind well cultivated, and associations with
the best society. and determination 10 speak
the truth, fearlessIy and asfectionately, he
seems 10 be peculiarly suited TO sustain the
part of friend to virtue. His audience stood
in a dense mass for nearly two hours, listening
to him; and the only impaIience manifested
was, because he did no, speak longer. saps