Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-11-11

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have hser able 10 form out IF ,he, our,
coniectures some ideas Of the exstauce az T
and Of the distinction between the soul aud The no,
dva circumstance which nroves how na,'rsI, -.
truths arise in the human mind i,he n;n;,yy 49,
they do so arise be.o taught or r .nr, , 49,
ted leads to further conclusions These sr;.;S. =; :
state Of separate erisfence being adn,itted 3, rt
Of moriav psrhaps not inoaDa5te If ;sS
them IL is true that IN more advs,cey s,s,.
socicty the philosopher may challenge the nossih
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IL unless in the case of direct tn;rscl. -, 1T
being a suspension of the avs of nature d,asi
wrought by the Maker of these laws for sor g
press purpose ne bound or restraint can nosshI he
assigned. But under this necessary linitntnn and
execution philosophers might p,ausiblv arCue H..
when the soul is divorced from tbe body + Ios III
those qualities which made H. when clo,bej with a
mortal shane obvious e., the ORGANS of lie eao,
9e abstract idea of spirt certainly imnlies ,bat :,
has neIther substance form shane 49, 90 - =. :.
thing which can render its presence visible or sesI
bic 10 human faculties But these scenic donhts Of
n If
such separated spirits do not arise tiII certain A.
gree OF information has dawned uuon connITy ord
oven then only reach very small nronortion ~ -
hecting and better informed members of society To
the multitude the indubitabe ACT that So many mi,
lions of spirts exist around and even an,ono, =.
sufficient to support the belief that tbev are i;
certain instancesat least by soma mems or Other
able TO Communicate with the world of h,,maa;ty
The more numerous part of mankind cannot forn -
their mind the idea of the spirit of the deceased ~
sting without possessing having the power 70 q
sumo the appearance which their acquaintance lore
during his life, and DO not push thefr researches he
yond this point"
On these broad data fncludinr tho re,,.,r.tl.
opinion pointed out by talIcs). the author proceeds
with the task ,hus sketched out; we quote another
curious passage at The close of the same letter
III have nov fsavs Sir Vval,cr, I, ..i.5 l.,
yious path, the conclusion of this letter the OH
our nature whether ns,n,sI M cor,oSs.i 1te? u
that predispostou 10 believe in supernatural &c.
currences- 1t is, think, conclusive that mankind
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