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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

EW SURGICAL lNSTKTMENT.-Just
Y received new Instrument, Tor eAhaus,ing
ar drawing the female srrast, VERY COMPLETE.
Howell DAVIES.
March %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

HDtAhL ASH, Birthstone, Gum Copai, Gum
a sheilho, Sand and black Lead Crucibles
aud Lamp black. The subscriber is now recei.
wing n large supply OF each Of the above arri-
cies, which he offers az the lowest prices.
Howell DAVIES.
March %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

1lsaa -. IL is..ee "a *. sUIa f s,,rs- ecsul.s
,nay eary from strict arcntacy.
v. \. Jog5. ~ Gom.
Tie protected rail road. between Albany
and Schenectady. is 10 I've commenced yearly
this spring. 4 route has nov been agreed
upon, aud lhe surveys completed and accept
ed.
Hops imported from Van Diemsn's land are
of sulief,oi quality to have sold for 3 shil-
ting pound.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

N Carolina Goid Mines AT CuJ.A.F C,ld.
wells Gold Mime near Charlotte, NC. ,bers
has been about 10000 dwt,, OF Wild n,,,',I
IN nine months preceding the LIST oCDec.mh.1
last, winch ia worth $1,000 Thi, j, ,I,,,,
well-N"rth Carolina will enrich her ;nLai'i
tanl- ailn hen mineral productions. ". e,,,,,
II hr Iornlsl'.d 4 history ol The mineral nrnJ,,
i'm. ois"mr pats of that state By ,y,n,
grltrman OF talents ''"0
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

"a USf received iorge assortment of Ink
~ Powders, nnd Liquid lux IN E"ltios Md
drr'S Indclblc Ink
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-30

ltinacerIan "helher the above writer i
volunteer, 40 acts under instructions from ham.
10 prepare th' public mind, or ascertain II, t,nI.
m9s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
CINcINNATI, OHlo, July IS.
disappointment -Yesterday being the da,

disappointment. -Yesterday being the day
! fixed on tor he ,xecution Of John Brdseil, who
was convicted, al the last term o. The Superior
! Cour in This city. Of the murder Of his wife, on
the S. Of March last, about 9 o'clock the peo-
| pie from the country, for many miles round
be gan to assemble and lake possession Of The
ground in rhe neig' .borhood of the gallows
which was rrec'ed on one "f he borders of the
CT y, and. although not an Editor 10 The city $50
lar as our knowtedg. * cnds) had given any
lniimatlon 10 III: pablo since the trial, which
took place in June yet he streets leading TO
he pl &c OF exc urIor were throngrc by our
own ci''zens, and ty hose wno came from the
opposi ide OF m" river; he large ferry boats
which were oors'antIy Flying, bringing the m
over bv hundred, until near IL O'Clock. whe =.
you NIGH have fir d chain sho, in our princi
pal stress without huruug any one, 81 com
pletely were they deserted. The great excite
n ent on tie occ aston is no other way 10 be ao-
counted for than fr IN its novelty; there never
having been hut one rxecu'ion in this county,
and has negro some years ago.
a report had been current in the city for Sc
verai DAYS, INA, ndsell would either be par,
Goned or haze his punishment, committed; and
IL was known to nu, Der OF our citizrns that
a proposIticn lad heeD made TO him he day
before, mai, if he would sign and accep, tn
conditions, which wee that he should be put
INTO solitary con6nrmen, in the Prnnenti,y
during his natural life, "a pardon would be
granted hi'n." This he positively refused; and
was accordingly brough. out for execution yes,
,erday, between the hours of twelve and one
o'clock. guard'd by a company Of Dragons
from the country, and detae hment Of city 20.
lunterrs. He appeared feeble and dei.cted.
and abou, 6fern minutes after he assembled the
platform, he altered his mind, and acceded 10
terms of life Offered him, by signing the cor.
dirions. Hewas Immediately remanded 10 pri.
SON, and the crowd disprrs d, although no, un-
I'll some of hem had, in 'ery audible manner,
expressed their disspprobation Of his esaape
from an ignominious death. 1t should be re.
collected that the grounds on winch in,erces.
sion had been made for him, and which result.
ed IS we have already stated, were, that he was
insane, and, consequently, an unfit subject for
the rigor Of the law 10 be executed upon.
Daily adv.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
Bosros, July a,

oosIoS, July AZ
A FLooD.-Our remembrance canno, IT,
lei the shower with which his city Was , ri.,
yesterday Ii began to rain SCUM alter on. s
clock, and continued with hut uiaiue nv, ivy q
sion, till after three. During a parI ~ us
time there was heavy thunder, but no GIN
The rain poured down, not in drops h.,
cataracts, and rendered many Of III. "
impossible for the space Of an hour Or m'
The cellars in the vicinity .pf Dock SON." .''
Cougress-streei, Milk street, and other n'a NJ
rately low situations were filled A,son,'N
pas, four we perceived the water runni,s e
large stream from the cellar Of Mr. BI,J'.,
Apolhecary at the conner Of Water and c' 1'
gress streets, oyer the side walk and i'm, ~
street. Al the same time chaise passed dow
Milk and across PcarI.s,reei, when the w..
was above the knees Of the horse and the ha.,
Of the wheel.
The Cellars occupied by DR.. Phelo,
Goldman, True & Broadhead, and o,her, in i.
neighborhood were nearly flied, BY VIII
much injury must have been sustained. Il.
cellar Of True & Broadhead contained L,,'
quantity Of indigo, bleaching salts, reaGy.n,S
clothing, blankets, ect. Several engine, VIZ
brought into Leudall, W.'er and Cope.n
streets, and the hose thrown into the CELL,
to draw out the water.
! We are informed that every cellar in Ib,,o
street was full. We passed by one il ano,..,
par, Of the city, occupied as sic,uslire "a.
lar, where the decanters Of brandy and gin, nj,
bread, &c. were floating about in admi,,B.
confusion.
Ii is evident that much damage must hr
been caused by The ilood, to say nothing o, Il.
Inconvenience, but We have not learned the s
rent Of it.
A gentleman who came from Farminph.r
| during the afternoon in the mail s. ape Inform
! us, that, at that place il h-ilcd for about H.
minutes, the stones being Of \ triangular SHIN
and of enormous size He passed s.,erau,,
on The road which had been struck with liz |,
ming. A, Waltham, he saw the smoke frr
the ruins Of the Rev. Mr. Whitman's meeting
house, which, he, was informed was struck b.
! lightning and burnt to the ground
About seven O'Clock another shower c,H
up, less copious than the FIRST, but it rar.t
steadily for an hour. The lightning wa, bl.
! liant and mos! incessant, accompanied wi,hha
w thunder. LCown.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04

the relation in which you STAND vilh me. Full
of poli,ical venom, and willing 10 see me ana
to hate me as chief in the antagonist parry
your presence will be to them what the womb
grass is 10 the sick dog, nos'rum ior pro-
ducing ejaculation. Look upon them exacuy
with that eye, and pity them as Objects 10
whom you can administer only occasional ease
NV character is no, within their power. II Is
in the hands Of my fellow citizens az large, and
will be consigned TO honor or intamy by the
verdict Of The repubicaHmAss OF our country,
according 10 wha, themselves viii have see"'
no, what their enemies and mine shall have
said. Never. therefore, cod dpr these puppies
in politics as requiring any no'ice from you'
and always shew that you are not afraid 70 leave
nv character 10 the umpirage OF public OPT
MON. Look steadily TO the insults which have
carried you to Philadelphia; be very select IN
the society you attach yourself 10; avoid tav,
ems, drinkers, smokers. idiers. and dissiIa'
persons generally, for it is with such that hroiis
and CONVENTIONS arise; and you will tind your
path more easy and tranquil Tn" limits OF
nv paper warn me il is lime for nlt 10 close,
with my afectionate adieu.
" TIL: JEFFERSON.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04
SARATOGA, July "a.

The Sprinss.-Arrivals Of strangers during
the week ending on Sunday evening Monday.
s5; Tuesday, 100; Wednesday, I2o; THURSDAY,
LOG; Friday, l6s; Saturday, 75-rotal 1872
Several OF Tire houses are now full, and thu
rapidly filing up.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-04

Always rake the part Of an sbsen' ,rrh
who is censured in company. 50 TAI 10
and proprieiy will allow.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

the subice; G. q standing Committee On
Education, was laid on the tble, ayes
127. noes So. A message from the Pre-
sident of the United States wa received,
laid or the table, and ordered to- e printed.
A letter from Lewis Williams, member
of the House, was read, praying to be ex-
cused from serving on Ire Conmittee On
Claims, in consequence Of i'll Asalth. lie
was then excused from serving on the
Communicable. BarriHger announced
the deathof Gabriel Holmes orEorth Car
DINA, a member of the 20th, AID member
elect of the 2lst Congress, ald then tie
House adjourned.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

South Carolina.-ihe iOlIoM-
luhons wero adopted by The Ho1s 4.
.resontatiyes Of South Carolina, q
INST the first by yeas 90, pays p
the second without a division:
Resolved, That or Scn1ios
.rcscntadves in the Congress Of l
States, be requested to oppose v.'' i
zeal and ability, any appropriate =
part on the General Government /.
purpose ofIniernal improvement
ticularly all such appropriation +.
benefit Of the State Of South Ca'~
any other citizens. IA
Resolved, That a copy OF l.e p
oldiiou be forwarded by The Gov.
the State TO each Of the Senators
rcscntatives in Congress.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23
lNIGAN4

INDIANA.
Ectnf Bees John Tea
Jonathan jennings
LOUISIANA.
Edward White Henry G Gurier
John 81 Oyer,on
ALABAMA
=. T1s,-r LOWS
g. CLAW
ILLINOIS Joseph Duncan
NILSSON Spencer Peuis
NIzsIsS LPFL-Thomas Kinds
MICHIGAN John Bddle, (Delegats)
AGKANSAS.--AmbroseH. Sewer IDeleg1t
FLOEIDA---Joseph NJ White, TDcIcglte.J
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

THE FINANCES

The Annual Report from the Treasury
Department was yesterday received inI
both Houses Of Cor E.oss. Il will, oil
course. be laid before our readeis in its full
extent, whenever copy Of It ,an be OBJ
iaired for publication.
Meanwhile, we have condensed, in the
subioined statements, die suhsauce Of ihc'
information which It furnishes touching the
State of the Finances, which, We hope,
viii be acce table to our rcode,s They
embrace the Receipts and Expenditures
actual and estimated, for the current year;
the state of tie Public Deb; ana the csjl-
mate orReccipt5 and Expenditure for the
year 10 come.
In addition TO tue pages from which tljs
information is extracted, the Report en-
braces a variety ofsgggeaions of defects
in tho existing laws. and Of proposed
remedies for them. These Ve do not TN
dertake to epitomize, as we shall soon give
| them at large. The most mterIal features
! Of them are indeed anticipated in the Mes
eare of the President Of the U. States,
which Is in the possession q every reader.
( RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
The Receipts into the Treasury from all
sources during the year
/ 1927, were = 700. 303 20
The expenditures for
same year, including the
Public Debt, we're - 556,76l Ul
The Balanceinthe Trea.
sury on the lst January.
I 1923. was o C6S,25o ~
In I523, the Receipts
were @t,'7J'ioo ~
Mal.:ng an aggregate of sl,l5z740 Il
The Expenditures for
the year 1928, were @5aeJ.3i3 80
Loavinga balancein the
Treasury, Jan. /, 1929, of J,97%,4j5 81
Che receipts during the
three first quarters Of the
present geay, are cstima-
ted at I9,13I23O -
The receipts for the
fourth quarter are cstjaia- -.
ted az dI65.OoO 90
Making the aggteg5t Of 2oj7i,G66 -
The Expenditures Cor
the three first quarters
have amounted, by este
mate, to 1S,9I9.ilt o.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23
FROM TANIPICO-

FROM TAMPGCO.-1io
Shamrock, Captain Alexander
this port yesterday from IamP'.
she sailed on the 26ih No'e'l
are sorry to say that up 70 iiis . l
departure, no intelligence haa ~
ed from lie u. S. Snip hoTfs..
Of war Falmouth, arrived al -
The 18th. aad sailed lhc nSSi''!
Of the Hornet. ~
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

The payments made and So be made, Oh
account of the Public Debt for the year
1929, amount to i2,&0J,09 50
Ofwhich 9,SlIOll 81
is on account of the prn-
cipal of the debt, leaving
the total debt, on tie first
dav Of January, 1880. 8S. 565.306 so
WINS dehf is redeemahle rs follows:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

ment 20 2962l9 -
As there will during the above years,
be more money applicable 60 the redonq-
ton Of debt, than the United States have
contracted TO pay, the Secretary suggests
the redemption Of the 3 per cent Stock
subscribed to the Bank of the United
States. and the au'horising the Commits.
sioners of the Sinking Fund to purchase
Of the three per cents when lt can De done
on favorable terms.
DOMESTIC EXPORTS.
The value Of Domestic articles exported
for the wear ending Both September last,
IS estimated at s 80, 100000, belng5 $780,
81 more than IN the preceding year.
ESTIMATES FOR NEXT YEAR.
The estimate Of receipts for 1880, is
as follows:
From Customs 22,000.000
Lands 100000
Bank Dividends 10000
incidental 10000
-s23,slO,00O
The expenditures, includ-
ing ll,500,000 applicable
to the Public Debt, are este
mated at 23,4Jj, 526 g.
The balance which viii be ia the Urea
sury on the lst January, 1881, Is eshma-
ted at (, 494. 545 %, an amount, it will be
seen, different very little from the amount
Of estimated hoiaics On the lst January
eeyt
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

Leaving inthe Treasury
on the FIRST of January
next, an estimated balance
of 44l001l 60
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

FEELING Us FmGDIA.-We have re-
garded tne proceedings at Richmond with
d deep intorest--hoFiae from them whole
some reiomatons ~ Virginia, and as lead
Ing 10 the adoption ola aew constitution in
Maryland. Ultra doctrines, indeed, have
been advanced by Mossrs. Randolph.
G'ies, leigh az! ..aczs--s!.n tie riEl. Of
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

Al pleasure OF Govern.
ment 20 296.2l9 -
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

The Balancein the Trea.
sury on the lst January.
1923. was
In 1928, the Receipts
were
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

Making an aggregate OF
The Expenditures for
the year 1928, were
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

Leaving a balancein the
Treasury, Jan. !, 1929, of
Che receipts during tho
three first quarters Of the
present gem, are cstIma-
ted at
The receipts for the
fourth quarter are cstlma-
ted at
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-23

tn ihe Senate yesterday, Mr.. Livingston
submitted a resolution Insuuchug the com
.mutee on roads and canals to inquire into
the expediency Of providing for locating
and constructing a direct road from the
CITY Of Washington to New-Orleans. A
short time was spent IN the consideration
of Executive business.
tn the House OF Representatives, q re-
solution offered on tho preceding day, On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
NEW ORLEANS. Sent q

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. g.
The elbow Fever seems to no We extended its raw
ages in the country Intelligence from Nanchac
ana tdqucmes reports several deaths by that dread
I disease and one of our respectable citizens lately
arrived from the bay ofSt Louis, states that six pri
troops Stationed there had died In town the sick
hess, Tar from diminishing seems every day to in
Crease IN maIignity, and at the mouth Of Bayou St.
John, where 1t we mistake not, of yellow te-
red.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
sNO T.FEH LADYHS-

IA M. KEY NOLI1S respectfully informs the Ladies
that nc has just beautiful assortment of AIR
WORk OF the latest fashions, consisting Puts and Kie
CtTis- BTaids and French Puts, aud Ao:alr do
TO THE GENTLEMEN, he would bee leave to saw thu,
re Is prepared with every thing in mis- line of business for their
accommodation and Cutting Hair any fashion
they desircat MS fashionable Dressing Room on ri
40 l1iI, Sve doors below the United States Bank.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
FRANKFoRT, Sept. %.
GREAT IhNK RGRREpN

GREAT BANK ROBBERY.
The Louisville Branch of the Bank of the Com
inonweath las been robbed Of SIS ,ooo-nearly all the
money it contained.
Suspicion (says the Cashier in his letter to the Pre-
sdent) has settled upon an individual who has been
committed; and who, it is earnestly hoped, will be
able to give some clue TO the money" A reward Of
800 is Otf.red for the dctectinn of The sulain
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
GGNOaER EAH-

On .HOl1UV, We l2th instant
consequence Of the sitting District Co,rt Of the
II United States tie Fair fo the benefit of the DoTcas Society,"
which was to be held the 18Th will take place on the I2b
ln and continue two Gays A persons having articles in.
tended for the Fair, will please deposit places Of
residence Of Mcssrs George Keper VIM Crane Thomas A.
Eu.t, before tIe lOth inst Oct 2--rnn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
COLLINS q Go

, BOOKSELLERS t ST4TTON'ERS
AVE lately received large additional SUNNY If
EA THEOLOGICAL DOORS, which with their
Turner STOCK comprises the assortment in maj
department ever offered Tor sale in Virginia.
g. Co are Agents for the American Sunday School Union
ana the General Protestant Episcopal Sunday School UsDn
ine Union prices. "
NEDicIL, L.3W, .NLSCELL4NEOLts E SCHOOL
fipu. - " '' -, 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

have been renoI ed and the nuoi,s vi party placed
in their stead What is the object of such SYSTEM
but the occurring at least the purse to aid in Interior
designs, FROM New York, we already hear r,,-
mours and doubts correctness in the collector
ship there, and we may expect something of SINH
lar nature from other quarters. And now TO make
the thing complete-Abrum Bradley, the father of
the Post Office Department, and the man, of all 9TH
crs to whom the country is most indebted for its per
feet organization, Is removed 10 make room for poll
tiCian only.
Abram Bradley, the faithful and incorrup,ib,e,
wiusa name. tire children of post masters and con-
tractors from the commencement of the government
to this time, have been taught to lisp with much
reverence, Us that of Was!iinrton--Abram RradIev
who is known throughout the U. States, as the most
correct accommodating, and valuable officer in the
government Is turned from office by VIM. II. Barry,
Post Master General under Gen. Andrew Jackson
TO crafty he vanity vi Amos Kendall, ard the
Lightly and avarlcc, Of .. Il. Brown, and Chas. Il.
Gardner Tell it not in the public prints lost genera
lions unborn shall read the dsrracctl act and bu
or their degraded country WHO wishes, or would
ask, Tor better evidence of Mr. Barry's knowledge,
That Inc had done wrong than is afforded by his long
list oil rules Tor the government Of the Post Office
department, now for the first time formed and pub
listed Why were these rules not necessary, when
Ahran Bradley was Assistant Post Master General?
and why arc they necessary now Is it because
Mr.. Barry knows he has turned out a man. in when
he, and the whole nation had conlidcnce?-a man.
for whom no check ior tine millions that have passed
through his hands, has ever been found necessary
and placed IN his stead, one, in whom not even VIM.
T. Barry, har confidcnce' What must Mr.. Chns.
K. Gardinrs feelings be, under the contrast !, How
can nc consent to remain in Uilicc, where such
man as q. b. Brown is placed, as 4 check over
il, and the settling clerk, check both, and
yet by the bye there is ciraps, bait tie insulting
Scmbiancc of one
Or abram Bradley, With whom have been init
Ir'tey acquainted for many years, can truly say,
I've never seen his cQun, of business.
The business of his Office To have been his
only caEe--f'r saving that of providing for his anna
Die ailly, out Of tue salary allowed him. and i'm
proving small, but poor farm, near George Town,
lie had no other He is turned udri!t upon the world
at very advanced age, to struggle for subsistence.
TO him. the republic will not be ungrateful-for
at least, it will sustain his great good name if not
iaore-when that of VIM. Y. Bury, Amos Kendall
anu others wi be lost i'll the wreck of party or con-
signed 10 something worse More ann w.
September Goth, 1920.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

JsIj'II|'Is
Geni'cmsn:-AIs IL not tl'Gc 70 arouse the nGugn-
liaI characters OF the country 10 proper sense of
ih'f duty-ior It their duty to GENE toward when
tie Country is in danger. j. it not hrh time I sav
that thc endihT characters Of 'bo country, should
step Ior"ard, aud check the Destructive measures Of
he Prc"''" Administration? NOT coatcnt with chan
gag c'"rEs, waters, &c. in the different depart
lncnts, a .as heads o. 'bc leyge monica concerns
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-17

LENDS for payment Of Which YOU prosecuted The
papers Vlspg TO the transaction are IN tho bands Of
business. and resides al IsTcesk. Edinburgh. lie
rersoa sh~n employed that for particular
but who any other business
my account Il - very possible pursued le vision, at
h uay have fossoi,en matsef which Is now of very
old date, but you call his recollection by this token,
that Wien came 10 pay his account there dcul'y IN
getting change for Portugal piece OF gold and that we were
orccd 70 drink the balance tavern MIR R----d
swaked tbs morning with all the words Of the vision imprint
ed ON his mind, and thought worth he ride acruss the
country 10 fnvercsk, instead Of going straehtto Edinburgh
tho dream, very old withont saying any thing off
vision, he inquired whether he remembered having conducted
such matter for his deceased ther The old gentleman could
not frat bring the circumstance To his recollection hut
his no immediate srach for the papcrs and
recovered ihen,-so that MIR I'd carried to Edinbugh
the documents necessary gain the which he the
verge Of losing Tho author has often heard this story told
persons who had the best access know the facts who
not likely themselves to be deceived, and certainly
pable OF deception lie therefore refuse give credit
however extraordinary te circumstances appear The
circumstatia character the information Dream
takes of the general class oupessous the whh
ocCasioned by the foItuous
wfh sleeping thoughts On the other hand, few will slip
pose tint the laws Of nature suspended special
'n,ncatinn from the dead to the living permitted for tho
pose OF saving Mr. I'd a certain number Of hundred
pounds The authors thenry that the dream only the
rccapulation of information which Mr.. I'd had really
received from his ler while in life, bot which hri he
merely recalled "a general impression that the claim SIT
lied IL not uncommon for persons during sleep
the thread Of ideas which they have Lost during their waking
hours may be added that this remarkable Circumstance
health and spirits were afterwards impaired nv the attention
which he Thought himself obliged pay the visions Of the
night"
We hope mex, telescope vision will exhibit the little
interesting satellite (or preace) which appears pcedc the
larger body; all that could of CRADLES that
II - extremely curious