Run a small streak up that; jump ashore anywhere, and inquire for me." From Boston, he went to Lowell.

The hospitality he had enjoyed in Boston won his warmest commendation.

At Lowell, he was quite charmed by the aspect of wealth, industry, and comfort which met his eye.

Upon his return to Boston, he spent the evening, with several gentlemen and ladies at the pleasant residence of Lieutenant-Governor Armstrong.

In reference to this visit, he writes: "This was my last night in Boston, and I am sure, if I never see the place again, I never can forget the kind and friendly manner in which I was treated by them.