The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-24

49, hASIEAuplc !Sdllly that was
thus prefented, efc6tually diiiiparcd the
lduiions Of frenzy TO which The had i,,{f
been prey. NY dear madam, faid fhc
TO Mrs Hammond, do not iaarafs vo,,r-
teliwith ulelels efforts. an, very t;orry
for. ali the trouble have given VOL;
But my misfortune is inevitable. ST. if
you will itep into the next room, / vii
.oreis nyielf, and attSsla you inn,edis
.ately.
Mrs. Hammond began TO be eonatlv
aware chat her itruggles were to no DIR.
pote; but ihe could not be EQUALLY patti
ent. At one nonent fle raved uDon the
Brutality cf Mr.. Tyrrel, whom lac
affirmed TO &c. devil incarnate, and nor
man. At another ihe expoitulased wirb
Glitter inyccrive agaihG the heard hcarr-
edneis OF the bailiH, and c1:horred him 70
mix Tome humanity and m ,derarion with
the diicharge OF his dury; bur he was i'm
Penettab!e 80 ali ihc could urge. In the
mean while Emily yieldc / wirhtha rweer-.
eft resignation to an inevitable evil
MRS. tianlm inlijtcd tliat Il LAT rbey
ihould permit her 10 aetend her vou3p
lady IN the chaiie; and the bailif. rhouoh
the orders he had received were 20 BE-
remPtory- that he dared not excrcifc mis-
dlicretlon as co che execution Of the x,r;r.
began to have fome approximations Of
danger, and was wiling 20 admit of anv
precaatlon thar was not In diretf holl;,;rv
TO ms functions. For *he relt, he unde.-
itcod, that II was in ali cafes dangerous
g allow fickneEs, or apparent unfitnefs
foT removal as Q Efficient caufe to ;,rer.
nlpt direSt process, and thar sccor.
dinghy in all doubtful queftions ard pre-
tumptive murders the practice of the law
lnciined with 4 .laudable partially fo
the Vindicacion Of thelc general rules he
was influenced By the politive iniunstjons
and alturances OF Swineard, md the terror
"hich numerically through a circle Of
CT many miles, was annexed 10 The FAM
Of ! yrrei. Before they departed, Mrs,
Hammond diipatched a melfeneer w;rh
letter OF three lines TO Mr.. Falkland
informing him OF this extraordinary
event. Mr. Falkland was. from home
w1en the meIenger arrived, and nor ex-
pected to return ill the feeond day: ac-
cldent fleming in this inttance 20 favour
thc Vengeance Of Mr.. Tyrrel, Tor tfe had
himicH been 500 much Under the don,i
mon OF an Uncomfortable fury to have
leliure TO rake a circurnifance of ibis Gi,re
into his eGimates
The forior6tatc Of lele poor women,
who were conducted, the one BY com
puliion, the other as a volunteer, 70 !
icenc 70 LITTLE adapted to their accoinro-
dation rs tfat OF a common Jail, may ca
lily be imagined. There were houryce
naicullne courage and impecuafiry Of
OF iPirit IN Mrs. Hammond, cminenriy
hcceliary in the difficulties lhey had ~
encounter. She was in torre decree 81.
ted by 4 tanguine temper and an 3rnraf5;
oned ienlc Of injultice for the aifcbarets
OF thole very Offices which fobrietv ana
calm refexIon might Prefcribe, The
health OF mhs Melville; as might .bavc
been expected, was Yerv fuateriaIjv az
fe6ted by the removal fhe had uederoor..
at the very time whe1 repoG. was moi
riscefary for he. preisrvaaon. TTcr
lever became more viclsnt than ever.
her deiiriun1 was itronger, ard the 5oys
thfe5 OF her Imagination we're IN fane
degree Proporroned to the extreme an
tavouraDleneis Of the fare in which f,o
removal had been effected.