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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20

The Lexington (Ky.) Reporter OF the Sd
Nins'. affords ms the pleasing information that a
Nrumor, which found its way into the public
Ssprints. that a drovcr from Fayeiis county, in
tKentucky, had fired upon a mob which assail-
>ed him in South Carelisa, and by which one or
more lives were lost, is. without foundation.
Another rumor is mentioned in the same Re.
lporter, which We have no doubt has a better
foundation namely, tina, Kentucky pork was
selling lin South Carolna) at a good round
fPrice. and likely to advance"
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Tho brig Henry Bennett, Eaton, hence for Cam
den, and schr Mary, Mor.c, i'm do for Addison, left
Holmes Hole 18th.
York.
Up at New York, brig Castillo, Frink, for N Or
leans this day.
Sailed from Edgartown 18Th. ship Ocean, for tho
Pacific.
The brig Criterion, from Norfolk, entered a. N
Orleans 9th ut.
A letter from St Jago do Cuba Of Nov 22d. says
that vessels clearing for tina, port, must hereafter
have the Spanish Consul's certificate attached to the
bill Of health.
No Am vessels at Bonaire 24th ult.
At Porto Cabello 2ist ut. bril- Doris, Of Bait. fin
Lagurra.
A, St Johns p II. eth ult. sehr Sarah & Priscilla
fn Baltimore discg.
Tho schr B,llow, 81 ds fn New York, has arr at
St Thomas
A violent gale occurred a, Pensacola 2ist ult. in
which The brig Enterprise. Hitchcock Of New York,
was driven ashore, and so remained on The 2Nh,
nearly high and dry. without any prospect; OF getting
oil. The s,ern o! the schr Amelia. then really fG n
Orleans. was considerably injured, and she would
have to lie by for repairs.
At Aux Cages 22i ult. briggs Gen Maco,nb, for n
York i0th Dec; Magoun, Field for Boston LIST; Bal
tic from Portland loading; schrs WIN II Crawford,
Collins, for do soon; Triton. Douglass, just arr from
Newbcrn. The Hayiicn vessels were 10 pay the
samo duties as lorcign vessels after the LIST January.
II was reported at Aux Cages that The Spanish fleet
was expected al 81 Domingo City about The l5:h, to
blockade that place.
At Cronstadt 18th Oct. ships Glide, End,co,t for
Salem ready; Corvo, Rich, New York do; Shylock,
sones, Boston d,scg; brigs Orbit, Binncy do ready;
Halcyon, Jackson, do loading; Cherub, i,a, toll, Ew
Marblehcad ready. The brig Harriet, Cook, of this
port, for n York sailed l2lh.
HAMBURG, Oci 2lih. The brig Perseverance,
Blanchard, from Stockholm for n York, was strand
ed on Tho east side Of GLAND on the Alb inst. Part
ofthc cargo ofiron was thrown overheard to got her
Off, but without effect il was however expected
that The ship as we'll as the remainder OF the cargo,
would he saved.
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The following is extracted from a I!ayro pOper Of

the 81 u,i.
TIN American brig Packet, Capt Taylor, OF
Providence, U 5. bound TO That port from ST Peters.
burg, with 4 cargo ufhcmp and iron, was lest near
the coas, Of Norway. Oaes NAH only was saved,
and VAS taken up by Cspt Minycrs, Of The Dire Go
broedre, arrived a, Dunkirk 29th u;t. THIS untor;u'
nate shipArecked person had been for "a hours
floating upon tho companion way, when he had the
good :or.une to be observed by Capt NJ"
Capt. Tyler. Of tho brig Packet, wrecked Sd inst.
OH Nantucket Shoals, pu: into Norway ON his passage
home, and landed 2 men. one Of them an American,
VIII, had boon injured in sending down the royal
yards. Without doubt, the latter on his recovery,
obtained a passage from that port for Duakirk, as the
easiest method to &c. to tho Init ed States, and when
at that place told the above story (Which no one was
present to con.radict), for the purpose Of obtaining
conmisera,ion and charity. The many instances Of
a like nature which occur around US, shcw tina, such
reports should be carefully received, and tho name Of
tho vessel and captain being both given, prccludes all
possibility OF any other vessel being meant. The
above is unquestioaabiy the true exposition Of the
case, and the Frc"ch editor gave credencc to the
sailors narration, without taking the trouble Of even
investigating its probability.
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DRY GOOJfS AT COST.

~ CHAPMAN, yu.-Ao. b9, Westminster -Mrea.
q t~oSTENP,A fISC a change m hs tusnss, will s0o
~ IN his a,ek Ut cost, wholesale 0i retail. ThA aeok
Consists Vi u good assortment o! q pie and fancy grSs, hteH
selected Ia New fofk and Boston, such IN new aud faaht~st
able plaid siks; yet & bspc II pck ltaaan Lrstfing, blaek aua
White Satta; s,iin ievaDli:es; ! tnci CO ad Gas de NapAus
S'Ss. h'rfiia,, SIX, imitation, and casiirra re- hlsswb; fnhsy
iih'iusrfcliris, u sUd vaIha!; swiss Mr,iins, anne rtagNut-
~ wiousii; iruse'i null aEd lUsk MnsI,s; piaiY AsAins
o' an kitds; Cihbrsks; liiens; tacSS; kihbosr; btsk
htce Wells; ID hlstk and u hie ~lioi1bet Lace, yssy hWes
Muslin lnseiIHgs, Gn,gi.aul.; taIic ~; Ien.bazsiis; Ki@-
nr's; Pads; Camht;s; Blankets, IiuEdcIoAls, Casss0rU0
Nesiing>; Cloves, i!1S.ey; e.. SC.
--NLSO-- -HE
One piece Ladies' hlpa Habit tsih, Uf eup~te qsalny.
This Icing II fresh stuck of g,a..-, il presents Ia purciassss u
ma" opportunity TO supply ,eearr.yu. with good srisrs =
P1de cot. Nv Deu W.
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Moan W%EB,TER's DIcTIoNARY.-It is
stated in the Boston Palladium that Wcbster's
American Dictionary, in 2 vo1s. 4 to. is pub
lishsd. II contains 10 900 words. The com.
mon English Dictionaries contain 3s, 900
-Johnson's SO 900. The American is ample in
scientific words, and has made improvements
in the chronological, Photographed, Pronoun-
cling. and Definition departments. Abridg-
ments Of the Work are soon 10 be printed.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20

when they laaled at ! Fortune Island. Capt Chapel
and crew we're IN avo,y feeb!o state If health, aud
were advised 10 60 10 The American consul 1t Nassau
n y for protection aud To snicr a protest. Tho r.
had an assorted cargo. iuvoiced at over $4,000
She belonged 10 The same gentlemen who twncd the
brig Paraeo'. captured by pirates. on The ccas, Of
Africa. Both vessels and cargoes were patty in.
suTad.
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kITIl,E III MAnIAEI.S

II must be a matter of considcrah,o interest T.,
those navigating The Bsilish Channel, 10 learn ths,
The gentlemen Of The navy, now engaged in lis sur
vsy q, those shorcs, CIR The Use Of Government, have
Discovered that ths iiclwick Sands have either bccn
ufr'ne"usiy laid down, or arc much altered ia them
se'ycs. So that the former instructions for avoidisg
them Will now lead 10 d .neer. They are said TO ex-
icnd considerably more to rhs westward Than Is laid
down.-lBrislo! T.. GAIL
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SUIpwRECKG.

rsports thai Capt Chapel and crew, Of brig Pedlar,
which sailed from Boston 18th Oct. were at ,hat ISL
and The p. was capsized 10 a squall u days Out.
10 about lat 70 30, lon IS, when her matches burst off
and she filled Immediately. The crow had only time
to get into tho long boat, with a hall Dbl four, ] Dbl
water and q c7rrpass, ard were in ite brat 30 di,.
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LOOK AT THIS

&SHAfi Ky L 11LLiNGii tsr have recently rpsstvo9
- NJ ttcr Cloth rig Waie Ha,~e, 40. 4 Ca.A-AR~A
pfinir ssrof'rscft u itt'r, black; ir.wIt, olive, gen Al
n,iAed i'nIadei.aiis ard Cssshi~xr, ia, y1:vrt, and SNsun&
Hestiiigd sulerur .tsiis hair Cafntlris ; ~ LstssH sn1oMo.
rcd fia.,ncls siiiinel. ; pndiipy arus rudls K@sS~
eusIendes; Cloves uhd iiotier,.
ALSO, ~ r.z4A
On .iaGd, upHarls 90 1902 iirady Made Ssrmcsk, 60
s~ling At blue, hiark, olive, and mixed pfess tusts /; k;ssx
bfoA ~. "l,r, and n,ixrd fior.s a,i ,ud.uts bIUs, Lsnuks
olive, c.nb, ard uiIx.ti ErJiticIoi h and cas~inaess iAsl hs~pi
vrlic CT. SIX, 10 'h' II. NatrIcsa and Mare .hcs Vests tesGt.
coin, Cissincrs, and Saiiiuei do gets hair Casahiss 0.sai
Z ais and Cipsks; imitation aud e.siian--n do raid dsk
d ab Dnsl and Kelsey Tea Jarkels bse ~FsassSri~u,, Ea&&-
,sefe aitl Saiiiiei Shot Jackes Shat. ann StiN VsNnsy;
C.Evst. &c. &c III at which re nills IN TIE nWt agt4
AMI worain 1isl,!p. They inyre iIwr frasss, eussRsssS
and tie public generally, q, call and ex,n.,sss isEss -;
purchase e!sewiWse. They imetd 10 make new ssrunpS
NESTS IN ticag insinrsN, and arc desUts ~ rirse t-sif -
Of Clot,'nz, at uuosa.iy low Pstss, st Wholesale ssd ~,
for CASH.
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YkSaEI.. 4

Malta.
htl inst. Int 81, Ion 20 50, schr Eliza Pis,ot. I'm rhiia-
dolphin fur 81 JLso.
for Mn;anzas.
sept Is, lat II 20 n. Ion IS ~, ship Mandolin, f. Nmfuik
for Valparaiso.
lo,' ut. ID 80 20, Ion 10, ship Caledonia, fn New York
for I.iveip rM.
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An editor in the country thinks it quite i'm
pudent in any Of the corps to get married: 'Poh!'
says ne. "what the devil has an editor to do
with 4 wife-'writing for glory, and printing
on trust they ought TO be ashamed of them.
selves, TO indulge in any such Injuries.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20

Deportation Of Propidenee.-The Phila-
'"JelPhia Gazette contains an extract Of a letter
dated Mobile, Nov. l. to the ownc of the brig
Cato. commencing in the following strain
1.-THE Almighty Disposer of human events has
taken from US your brig Cato, under my COM
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/. CADET MARINE JOURNAL.

HigtfW aier-This Day 7h Som. Sunday I'll Atm. Monday
Oh 33u. Tuesday, 10hL 20m.
ETsubisAc,ing 10 ninutes lives the time 81 high water a, Newport
sliiag . hours and 8 minutes, gives the time OF high water q, Bo.ton
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-12-20

Sailed on Wednesday, brig Rising States, Car
,pen,er. Savannah.
Yesterday, ship Hazard, Chacc, Savannah; briggs
Ann, Cady, Havana; Try, Hatch, N York; schrs
"Telemachks, Prcble, St Augustine; Ahira, Hall. Tor
.Pailadslphia; sloop Amity, Munro, N York.
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PORT OF
ARRIVE Ed,

ARRIVED,
WEDNESDAY, December II.
Schr Columbus, Barker, rs days from Curacao,
with mahogany, dye stuffs, specie &c. 10 J Hodges.
Lott 22i ult. briggs Monticello, Harvey; Essex disc.
the only Ans.
Schr Planet, Patrick I'm New York.
schr Eliza Jane, Crowcll fin Philadelphia, with
corn TO the master.
Slees. volan,, Cook fm Albany, with corn, -four
aad rye to e 8 Day & Son.
Slcop Two Brothers, Greene. East Greenwich.
Sloop Mentor, Glover fin Sagharbor.
Sleep Fame, Walden, Newport.
6ioop Reformation, Pratt I'm Newport.
Sioop'Wm H Allen, Pcarce FIN Bristol.
Steam boat Connecticut, Tomlinson from New
York.
THURSDAY. December IS.
FRIDAY December l9.
Steam ship BENJAMIN franklin, Bunker from New
Der to Howe, Jackson & Go. for the Worcester mar
Brig Mount Hope, Carr, 96 honrs I'm Baltimore,
and 8 ds I'm the Capes, with corn and butter TO ID
Barton. Sailed I'm the Capes IN CO with brig Juno,
Barney, of Warren, for this port.
Schr Dutchman, Tripp (f Now Bcdford), fr Fall
River. with fish.
Schr Susan. Bowman fin Falmouth.
Sloop Samuel Slater, Chapman, z days from Bal
,timore, with corn and -four TO P Il u Rhodes.
Sloop Omega, Starbuck III DIS I'm Nantucket, and
IS hours I'm Tarpaulin Cove, with oil and candles to
y ] MaIlett, g Hadwcn and the master.
Sloop Henry, Ray, II days from Nantucket, via
"Tarpaulin Cove. Left the Cove Thursday morning.
in co with about 20 sail, among them the Warrior,
Jew, Mirror, and Gentle, from Boston for N York.
The Rev. Cutter v:gilant, Capt Cahoonc. arrived fr
Newport on "Wednesday.
Sloop Meridian, Carr FIN New York, via Warren,
- with mechanics.
Siocp Boreal, Swan I'm Rochester.
Sloop Mary Ann, Phinney FIN Sandwich.
Sloop Grecian, Swift fn Sandwich.
Sloop Sarah, Ingraham, Warren.
Sloop Eliza, Smith, Warren.
Sloop Eagle, Reynolds FIN Wexford.
Sioop Industry, Cobb, from Taunton.
Sloop Fall River, Brayton, Troy.
Sloop Lucy Emellne, Splnk, Wexford.
Sloop Reindeer, Davis FIN Troy.
Sloop Mary, Wcstcutt fin WEXFORD.
Sloop Rising Sdn, Valentine I'm Freetown
Sloop Gen. Washington, Godfrey I'm Taunton
Sloop Mount Morab, Martin, Warren.
Sloop Wellington, Brown, Freetow".
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GrThc funeral Of Mrs Frances Snow, viii take place
To- morrow afternoon, Immediately after servic ice, from her
husbands residence, South Main street,
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DIED.

In this town on wednesday last, Mr. ira ormsbee, in the
<3d year nj his age.
In Newport, Capt Elisha Fish, aged about 40.-Miss Mar
ths, only daughter Of e James d Phillips, in the 18th year
Of hss age.
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.LEARED,

Ship Hazard. Chacc, savannah-Abor 4 Jackson
Brig Try, Hatch, New York
: Schr Telemachus. Preblc, St Augustine
Schr A,iira, Hall, Philadclphia
, Sloop Amiiy, Munroc, New York
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MARRIED,

ln Gloucester, on Sunday evening last, by Rev Mr. Allen,
Mr. Thomas Mal,ewson, il. to Miss Abby Tucker, daughter
of MI Daniel Tucker, of s~inithfield.
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LESS THAN COST.

HHAMAGE Ed GOODS hy Tie ia,s hss, will - ssh y -
Ely Subscribers 4. lrss Than e,St, aud all othsr gssD -
fair prices. Se,eral sriic.e~ ae misIny since tie ArI, ah1
any pcrsoa who ean give inia rn,z; i,| rsI~cfiax thssn, ~
cvi';er "A f.rvT BY 81 doing. GLADDiNC Il st
D.eT Su. {, A'aikstsVssss.
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TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
G.. s. OARTEE

SXIILL commence hs Academy for the instruction Of
wv young masters and misses In alt the isu,l inancl,es
Of ENGLISH EDUCATION, on rsuRspAr, the let day OF
j miuy, les0 1bvc wis may fsi disposed Ia favor linn
Win tie care OF their cItiden. VIII ,te,se make immediate
ap dicnion Ut his iesilente, M the house NJ Col. J,ss.
In Juin-stfect, where his isnns will be bade
known. n Iec u
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TuEATNE.

r.. POTTER. tie V~sSrsirauHr, respectfully In
AVn fnnis the ladies and rentienir, vi Providence aud is
vicinity, Tint he hs engaged Tie THeArRs, !n n few even
ing, ani hoIGs by his exrni- rs To please, 1, receive tile pa
iio.gse a. eeterrns and enlightened public.
D. Ills hsi InIEnnaicc viii take place On MONDAY
EVENING, nrceni.cr I'd.
fitk,ts Ia hs Ind nj the I Lcz,re, from 10 t.i 10, 4. NJ.
sni firm : I'LL C. r. NJ.
First Pc, 50 ceuis fccond dito 81 i2 cts Fit IS cts
GaNeiy II ~ cts.
hsns olen nj q O'Clock, +. n. performance 10 commence
at hr'f Islst 6o cIork.
lFI particulars of performance see bits Ct the day.l
Ihr al
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PAPER. ae~4
6HhA RE.,Ms OF tie &, n~ ing desesipdss, -
n<FNO lmls rirI, s.perioysi, ku.al, NO.
Folo-p~t, Deri, Cap, tta and letter ~ uaias rx,es.
peria', s'qFr ~osia, Ro,ai, Medium and Lent fss rsG
l.srse and small sized N,mpping. Csasaow e~hsss,<6
!onk Covers. fkawiag, 3s+ss Mite, 1i~u~, " Aits cd
ffoan bcnnei, Carr,des, C,ri nni En- ~ Pager, ks ne Z
wholesale and retail! !y tie eu,-csabers, WIN ~ keeHss -
several iMge paper nhanriaciorss, VIII s,ppiy any susassV
VI paper that may IL Waited, At tie fsciosy pkes. al
hUTCllEN5 4 CORY, ~
Oct IS 3m rir-i dns Nsss N thu NM. ~
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OIL AND CANDLES.
SNnNh GALLONS Fall strained OIL I51 hexes
OOS/V Sperm. cand!ss-reesived per s'oop O.nssa
for sale by Z. HADWEN.
l2th mo 20
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LAWS.

NJ n Court Of Probate holden within and for the town Of
Pnovidence, on tho 18th day OF December, 4. d. 1898.
A&y nEREAS the commissioners heretofore appointed
10 receive md examine The claims against the es-
tate of Cylh'iit Young, deceased, having made repmi, and
John Andrews, Administrator on said estate, havi ing pre-.
sen'ed his account al administration oh said estate Tor scile-
Jnent. II Is ordered Thai The coRsIexau,h II said rrpri and
account I've referred To Monday, iba 9gp., day Of December
Instant, al 3 o'ciors, 2. NJ. and that previous nciire ie gwen
iby publishing this order three several times ~ tie I.i,er ny
CaieD to nl persons in,efntied to appcir nj that lime and he
heard. A true copy Fitness.
Zee 20 NATHAN w. JACKSON, Clark.
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NUTTCE.
SUBSCRIBER 10 the Cvlilnn Party on Thursday Even
- ing, January lst. are requested 10 meet At III. FRANKLIN
House, nj half past 7, his evening. dec 20
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BEEF
% BBLS. Prime Beef % do Mes do-.New
- York City Inspection, landing from s'oop Ms
ridiaa-for sale by GEO. L. RATilIONE.
DECO
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NOD too late to make Il Fortune.
a vEltY lew chances remain IN the splendid Grand
"A Consolidated Lottery.
MGlAsf PRIZE 5000.
Beside plies vi SlJ,DUo, $500, NC.
Tie drawing wil I've fece,, ei rs sou ~ MundIy n,oininy
IA ,c,y few only remain call immediately 10 secure tie
Capital ut CbAkk'S, corner uf Union Buildhgs.
j YCail NJ ile Corner THAT'S tile place for the Capua'.
bank Notes examined, aud all lOucfy iinoru'aIion gwen
gra,p.
& rItcSe call az above. Dec 70
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
ANIMAL. MAGNETISM.

Sir.-fia,ns been advised 10 make q short tour
tins sn;0ner Tor the benefit u py health, vsied
pasis, ami annng my letters Of ntr0duc tom was
fortunate enough 10 obtain two Of three addresses
t" the principal medical gentlemen who practice
animal magnetism II that city. The generality
q vop readers being, believe, but little acquan
80 With tins interesting science, it may cot be IN
acceptable 10 them 70 plain statement q: a
tew laci, connected with 4. which came under my
own inmc late observation. Nv name, il It can
a''d any "e'gh' 70 the narrative, may b. learned
BY infauy al your oiiice.
carried from London lock Of hair BELONGING
y SICK fliend. liI- disorder wa. of a billions ma.
the. resembling jsuntiicr. especially III lis having
thtowa lark hae. approaching b. hack, over the
"aole surface ct Us BODY. The Dile. Is | under
rto1d, hai taken wi0ug course, and siIeh, not
Az itoaght TO 10. With the blood. A physician of
Z ifst eminence. who Attended bin, informed me
when leaving l.endon, that his recovery was All
bat hon'!es, Drop,y was superyenins on the dis
ortlc VI the liver.
lWe'Ne any elapsed between tie cutting OF the
'dt : Il na!i and NY presenting L to Madame Gil
iRhd.'. SNmnan9Il'>t, At the apartments Of Dir. Du
? Ter, IN tie 'tie i)rs saint pcrcs, at Paris The
doctor 2yins, " tie process Of macnctisnr FIR
's" SCENTS, a'iaced IN this woman the eytraordi
"a' eng {" walking (or rather talkirg) sleep, call
el soma mhnlis she received from hn. the hair re,,
rom he"nsnal manncr IN Other consultations wh;ci
mad witnessed. she dropped her head upon her
beast, and TEL intoa state Of complete tor3or
''nm winch her magnetism had great difficulty in
atonsinS her. A Length she recovered, raised 10,
head little. and sad, slowly Je men yais-
r vas mourlr.o She proceeded to tell u.s. tia-
the patent was awing towards the close Of he
career, thai he had the maiade noire. that his blood
vas corrupted. that there was no use IN orG,,ino
any thing Tor him, but that he might be allowed 10
do what he liked best himself IA answer TO Tho
] question, whether masnoising would be of any ser
We to him she replied that it might prolous bis
any hint, ci,hes TO Mir. Dupotet, the resncctabls
y physician himself, or to Ills sonambulc. -wbict
m'Sht snide either Of them toa previou, know.
ledge Of ms case; you may Judge therefore
o' any as'onshmcnt on discovering the accurate ac-
quatnthncc SIZE bad lniernaly acquired its nature
ana speedy Termination A few posts alterwa,,l d,
'ea' ned that my friend md ac,tu9,iy paid the
i"eps o. nature en- the very day preceding this con-
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saltaton. II may be objected that lhe cieaf-sS
edness of this sonambust was periect.-shc wou'd
have known that the person IN question was ~
more at the moment she was consulted ap"u' n''''
But YOU will recolect, that the hair hau oeen sew
cred from his head twelve days before, ana the
magnetic fluid contained in it could only convey
10 her perception sensation OF the pa'ients 'hch
STATE. viz that OF a dying man. which she certain
v EXPRESSED in very uncqmvocal manner. Nos
lei it be alleged that this WAS but lucky guess on
her mart; for consulted her at the same time on
the case. of two other distant friends, through
The meinm of their hair, and received proofs OF her
intelligence equally surprising; especially where
from describing tie physical state oi one al taese
persons, she made sudden d'gres%i"n, 70 PAM
some traits in | q, iaora character traits perfect
' familiar to his f.cnds--which had caught hcr
admiration.
Du.,ng nv stay at Paris, ! had also frequent
opportunities Of seeing, at MIR FroIssac sin the rue
Mondovi, sonamau!st OF the name Of Paul, WAC
has the faculsy oi reading WNh MS eyes shut an
experiment winch repeatedly investigated and
fully verified myself holding his eye'ids ii,mv
closed, while various books were taken and opened
at random before him, oat Of which he read 'iucnt-
w. | roihear giving details Of these experiments,
because similar ONES, which took place before the
commttee q ,nsestigation appointed BY the lsoyal
Academy Of Medicine. il! raiis, have been recorded
in tie Eermcs
Not two months ago, Mr.. Editor. l foolshly
declared, flat nohny would eser induce ma to be-
lcve the wonders related OF animal magnetism I;
becausc, lorSooth, had never seen nor heard the
ike nov . am free to acknowledge; that there
MAJ be llore thin21 il heaven and earth than were
dreampt OF in philosophy Or rather am more
than ever ready 10 declare sta the son Of Jcs-
that lie works d tie lord ara great ~ orhy to
be studied and held in rcmcmhcraarc-sousht out
Of BY them all tina. have pl assure theresa.
In Ion Pep.