davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
Alexandra, sept "a
Handsomely eyecuteC

Removal
WRIGHT &. MADDOX
HAVE removed to the Brick Store house south east
! corner Of King and Royal streets They are now
opening portion of their
FALL GOODS,
and daily expect fur her supply; to which they IN
vite the attention of their customers and the public
generally.
TO RENT,
6ss.S The Store House recently occupied BY US. 1t
HsEls eligible situation for the DR., Goods or RI
tail Grocery Business TIC good tenant the re mt will
be low. ". & 81.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
DR.. Lees genuine Patent Nee Loa'
BiIi0us Pills.
NAV I4--dtf

ENXTRAcT Of letter, written oy very reNeiE
IL HE gentleman. residing in baltimore 70 mf
scrber, who deems il his duty, though "nse'h1h
to lsy it before the public. withholding the 'ns
name. for particular reference, should any rqurt
per,onslly. SANp u lti
BlLTINoRE, ArGrsT IL I
Doct S. II. p. LEE, New LONDON, Conn
Dear Sir-It IS now upwards OF twenty yea'A
have used your New i,ondon Bilious Pills IN M i
IL. and always found them an efficient purs tiV,
most every description of disease never ton4
accustomed sln,y to vary IN their operation '
fec,s, until IA few months past, and hsv'ng sue
b. en- sadly disappointed in every instance o. 81
them-I began to conclude thu, YOU had mias ~
fortune. and had abandoned their manufacture 10 y
cenary and unfaithfu hands. Under this 'mpsS'sl
accidentally saw an advertisement OF yours ma -
York newspaper, designating spurious in''a'''' Y
your own manufacture, by having your written 's.
ture to each bill of directions and that III no ''
were the limitations signed with pen and In'' a'.i,.
perfect copy IN ever other respect fi"d'E
had without this test, I began to susPcc' lh', Il
was no, fair in medicine, As well as IN polite y
called at several OF apo,hecares Tor your '''
your written signature. lprCcured box, az, '
ing them, found the same effects from 'Arn - .
Was experienced, and am much loiceo ." ~
m, self in possession Ct Medicine 50 h's"9 .
that I cannot in justice refrain From giving '"''
formation. -
hope and trust Sir, +, the benefit o. "'"N' -,
that your vaiu.o.e ldiclne will be per1e'ii''
original quality, and that mercenary '"'''''",'
frowned upon by an insulted community Az
your friend, sc
" To avoid the imposition OF CTan'e'e'
spurious limitations, as related sbov'. the PuFe8'a
only to examine the bill Of objections eo'tifE
Box, and # signed at foot. IN my osn hand -,
ID, nedstely under my printed name, fhe' ave ~.
and prepared by me. but u ONLY ne pr'"'eo TO-
fixed, they are spurious aud to be avoided. rr
New London, Conn, 1882. ) H. ~"
The above Pillsfo. s.'e Nv ,,rp
oct 5-tf WILLIAM 81 Apbb~-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27

House & Not for sale or hsD'
The subscriber offers for sale OF i tng
atTN HOUSE & H4LF ACRE Ia, -.
at me intersection of Washing'onan'
@ ko.streets,i which he now resides ,rr
nov i-lawtf EDhUHD
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
900 Negroes wanted

wv NeSFOes WaHtoN.
I'VE wish to purchase Two Hundred Negroes, OF
" both sexes, from IL to - years OF age he'o
hands: also mechanics of every description.
Persons having such dispose of would do well to
give us call, as we are determined to give higher
prices fol slaves than any purchasers who are now or
may hereafter come into this ma ket
ALI communications promptly attendedto. we can
At ali times be found at our residence west end Duke
street, Alexandria, ID. C..
oct 1T FRANKLIN ARhFlELD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
70 Grocers. Hucksters, &c.

Az3 will TO good enanl rent that desirable 81.
4sS tustion for DWELLING g REI.aIL STORE
to the of Prince and Water streets, oppo
site the Farmers Bank.
Intending immediately to make some alteration,
with view TO the improvement of said property, l
invite persons wanting such situation to call for the
purpose Of suggesting such improvement as NAV best
suit their views. JOSIAH II DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Manufae

Cabinet Chair, and Sofa M0nufac-
tory.
TAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, --hsso nhand,s ana
% will constantly keep at his old stand on Royal
ST., Alexandra, Il at the corner ofi0h st., Pennsyi
vsnia, Avenue Westinghouse general assortment ~
the mos ashonable and durable Furniture, which he
will equal, superior in quality, to any
ever ofieredn the misunderstanding part, Of
Grecian, wingeds and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedesta lend and piainsideboards
Ditto, with cellare:tsand msrbleslabs
Frencha and plai n bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies 'and Ge ntlemens secretaries san bookcase
Pier,sbe swith marble aud mahcgsnytoPs
misunderstanding, breakfast and cardtsblcs
Plain do do do do do
Ladies ork stand
Shaving andcsndl do
Mathematician and mshogsnytops
Grecisn Sofas
Mahogany chairs
Music tools, oidetts cribs, radles
Portable writing desksssc
With ageneral Issortmentof Dedsteads o frichly
carved mahogany, maple and stained woods, all Of
which will be sodsslow for ash tn y can be pur.
chased ofthe'amequa atty stany other msnufactory
n the Union. ALSO,
4nlssortmen ofStDomi ngoand Bay Of Honduras
Mahogany, A partofwhich is suitable Tor handrais
steam sawed curl and shaded veneers, copal var
nish f,superiorqusty, ,acking oft ms, cords &c
TURNING AND CARVING,
handsomely executed may g
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27

China, Astral Lamps, Blue Painted and
Crockery Ware.
~ CRATES and packages Of elegant gold banded
4 China Tea Sets; Astral Lamps; blue painted and
edged Dishes; Plates; Pitchers; Bowls, Ewen and
Basins. &c. &C.. received and for sale low by
oct rs GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
advertisement

70 THE 1STHM4TICSC ONSUNP1IpE
Al III most prevalent and fatal ofsll the Diseases in
q ci,,ent to civilized society-the Consumption
ma, e-nersv be trscedto the least alarming OF disor-
aers slight bit neg tsctcd Cod BY ESTIMATION 1t APP
NJ rs ~ one hundred aaf fy ftouSaqd persons die
,,,,,,H, of the Consumption Most of these dread.
fu re.uts may be attributed to common Colds, and
negligent treatment of the hsrrassing Cough that ge
neraiiy ensues. which is usually followed nv !'hcu't
breathing pain in the side, and at last uerated sngs
violent an repeated ss,hm tic attacks also bring on
1oummptive $, mntoms. one or two dollars expend.
IL. .,f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27

II. serS .ies,at rDra Pba, ~ with a very little
use. -r,dics,es the Su py in the Gums and prevents
the accumulation Of Tdrtar which MT only blackens
but.oosens teeth and acce'ers'es their decay -
Tn ID ptrifice thu, removes the preurng causes OF
OFasipe Breath preserves The tea hinsss and ford
s,s,s of the Gums. and renders Me Teeth beautifully
iAaite Price so cents,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
Or. RELFE'S AsTHMATIC PILLS,

and little attention to their timely administration,
viii usually ensure mitigation of these disorders and
generally rff-ct cure The Pills are also an easy
s,d e.cis, remedy Cor the symptoms preceding and
accouprnping he 7stipsa and CONSUMPTION; Colds
Cougks Gh=.Ry If 8rea'hing Tightness and Nrit
t,re across The hest, Dheeziag Pam 4" tie Sids Spt
ting of Bod SIC Few cases can occur OF an OF ,as
c,,S, I disorders III wh CHI the of DIR Relics
pills will not 6nd rich return for their uhng ex.
D , hture. Pr &c Whole Rors,. 80 Pills, Doflu;
Half dite,l2 PiYs. so Cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
o. To THE LADIES!

GO Ire and SOUND TEETH are both an orna
u nent and blessing. The best s, curi,y foi
{, ,,'vsntaye, IS to he found in he use ofthe
R2,rISH ANrISEPrIC DENTRIFICE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-27
CERTIEMlIE

The following communication addressed to the pro
prietor of Judkins' Ointment, from the Hon John TIA
sferro. Member of Congress, highly interesting.
The gratuitous manner in which it is made exhibit.
feelings of no ordinary character towards suffering hui
manity: and is certainly well deserving of public at
tention.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
D. GREENLEAF
From tie Natchez Go,,,,.

Extract Of letter from jackson. so,oJ n, !,
u "Ihis convention, afler tedious Session Il
probably close its abors this week. beIievs I.
well asceriained, that all officers. from n. NJ
Justice and Chancellor, down 10 The CoD',l
and Ranger, will be elected by the oualepJ 4.
ors OF the state. II was not practicable 10 sns.e
q section requiring a majority to elect. SO tb,l =
NTH oi the votes of each district. NAV elsc, n
Judges of the high court of errors and appes.
nc basis of representation in both bnne~l
OF lhe Legislature is the /" free white popola,oi (
Ihe elections TO be held benneallS. The R,s
Iesen'atives TO be chosen for two. and tbe seu,1
10y louT Years. The age of the RepreseDslre \
under Gland the Senator not under 80. IA
county IS TO have Representative.
constituted as the Senate will nom b. t,6r,sl
consider Il the safosi irihmnsI g.. .rr.in,,..., u
Judges, DC, that could be found and rem n, Z
self, and fear the people will also regret. ths
appointing power was not lodged in illat bo3y
The convention refused by vote of 20 10 III
TO submit the constitution 10 the people.
"The seat Of Government is permanently 6sdl
at Jackson. Mr.. Grayson offered a resi-
prohibiting the Legislature from making auy /,
preparation for the erection of public buildng N
Jackson, until after the year I84O. with yievia
The northern section Of the State might conifibgs
It's proportion Of the resources for ibis Object
present The lands Of those people cannot be tua
Ihis resolution failed, the vote being l6 for !
n against IL, so that the nver counties will b /
taxed tor the erection of the public buildings a
nave little or no voice in the counsels of The srR
a. least none, in proportion 20 the rate oe is,..g
lhey are 10 be- subjected to.
- hoped that the clause nrob;b;,;,, ,lo I,
PRODUCTION of slaves for sale on. bire,s n,lbs so
grailed 10 the constitution. If this measun his {
lle instrument will not have single redeeasl
ne basis Of representation being now setoA
on the iree white population, there is no lonsa
any object to be obtained by abolishng lhe ~
"The FIRST election for hepber. Of The LegsB
~ ,ure Is hXed for the first Monday and followSan
december nexi--and the BODY is 10 be convend
on 'he hrst Monday in January. An future es
IONS are TO be held on the FIRST Monday and david
owing IN November. The first session Under Ia
imended constitution will be Tie most iihporua,
md hope the people of our county may be DEEP
Impressed on this point. Our best citizens ouga
o be selected for the trust.
a senate composed Of members over 30 yan
= ag ?, can scarce fail TO be a dipnifed and na
lgen' BODY, and oAee constituted. Is a rlulug
.neck on The wild legislating Of Inc lower boss
imposed =, as 1t probably will be, OF Young ug
wv nave Just escaped from the control Of
'aFents and guardians"
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
From ds Matches Gasette.


This much dreaded pcsiilence, has at length Wis.
tied Us. Several cases, all terminating fatally,
have occurred at Naiehez; the first, as we are in
formed, on Saturday evening last "a servant oi
Capt Husion) The disease we believe, is at pre-
sent confined 10 the margin Of the river. The
Board Of health hate called upon tic Physicians
Of Natchoz, fof report Of their views Of the dis
offer nothing TO readers, on the subject Of this
desolaiing scourge, excep, the tepetiiion Of the
general Recommendation which has issued from all
the presses throughout the union, that in the strict
habits Of TEMPERANCE. are 10 be found the
greatest hopes Of safety from ITS dreadful ravages
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

I7HW-IHLhANb1 Oct. 90.
HEALTH OF OUR Crry.--The health ofour CITY
on Monday last was reported to be very bad, and
the report was correct. but change in the weather
having taken place since then, we were in hopes
that we should have been spared the painful ne
cessity Of the announcement. But we are con.
strained 10 say, that the Yellow Fever prevails 70
great aud destructive extent in our cy and il would
be ,ladvised for any Of our cinzens to return fo
'hls ciy at present.-Strangers should not think of
coming 70 the clty as YET, as those who arrive from
Northern and mole healthy climates are most like
~ al this season Of tho year to be attacked by The
epidemic We have made this announcement.
hoping that IT may reach our absent friends, and be-
OF service TO them.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Sinie) cannoi be 50 Immediately dome y. IL
4 'ne eNigency OF ilio times. | am. tbs,ss un' y
pleastf With the constitutional ,,;;s,,ss'uie y
present sliape. e''''S'oo AZ
The disposition Of The convention =. AZ
members Of The legislature who ,y.,e ~" W
August last, is now clearly evinceds 'Ss'e n
been, and am moi IN favor Of tins mess,,o '',e 4
Il would be better 10 postpone the opcr.,;.- az
amendments in the new constitution m y Il
regular annual election III 1888: bv ,ls, 'it Z
people would fully understand what had ,'Ds N
10 Convention, and what the members ~ N eNC
aiure under The new constitution wonli u ~
do; and their selections would be mnds !. !, "a,
reference to the special business they wenl, ~.
70 perform. 10 me mean time the piescS, 4
ture could meet. elect a Senator. pass 1svsot'
and private character, and make altora,io.. M :
amendments 10 such laws Of a general ~. "a
the public good might require.
There are many other matters of mi,o. ~,
lance with which ! am not pleased, Of VIVA n
hereafter. Sa m
messrs. Duncan Of Adams. and nv ,,l. Il
MI. Freeland, have jusi arrived ~N9 y
The convention has been TO day enoso,d lr
discussion Of resolution offered by Nj u,', 20
me subject ot coatemPfs; II was referred a. n
miitee Of the whole house, and amended 4 slai
king out all after the word "ResolrcJs y y ~
leaving this matter as it stood hefore nv n. rl
mon law And this afternoon, resolntoD os' 1. bs
by the same gentleman some DAYS LpeL ~ ~
purpose Of striking out the Oh section or ~ ~
constitution, which provides for The eslaLb,a-
OF separate chancery uri, was again cole] B
upon being second time committed 10 80 s%r"S
tee Of the whole house, it has been 50 III
to vest equity jurisdiction IN court or Conn
ri and. a :
all sums Of $500 and under, and in ,bo 'So ''. {
sures OF mortgages and granting divorces. ,sI.
Chancellor is 70 be elected by the qualified !. pl
tors Of the whole State. 'O 10 N
DO not think the convention will Gnsbi b.s gd
ness before the first Of next month"; long 4 49, ~ r
which time, IL DR.. Gule's health continne. ~. en
prove as i has done for the last week, the reO'..
House ''' ns'
Respectfully, your OBJ serv't. al
d. GREENrl p.r ~
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
Oct. qq.

~ Oct. 22.
HEAATH or THE CRY. city continues nm.
healthy, and the new cases ofYellow Foyer which
have occurred since our last notice. are very ma
hgnant. II will be seen by the account given Nv
The sections Of the two burial grounds that ,he biil
OF mortality ior he last week is the largest moi only
Of 'h's but OF The last three seasons The total 4.
mount IS lSs, being an Increase, since our las,
weekly report, OF 34.-Nercanfile Adterfiser
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
From tle CAarlcston Ncrc,rn Of 0el. lg.

v.,,e 80" &c C"afteSfoR Mercury Of Oct lg.
EXTRA SESSION OF rnr LEeIsfATuRE-kW vii
oo seen by the subioined proclamation. that his Es.
eeheney, the Governor has convoked lhe legss.
,9Ie OF TINS state TO meet at Columbia on The al
monday lthe 2ad) Of this month. II is understood
.la' MS ExeeIlency, in making this convocatr
nas not only exercised his own Judgment and do
cIeuon' bat has also acted in Compliance wihi
general desire for this measure. warmly and dis
hneily expressed in different portions Of the STATE
As mere can be no doubt of his consti,uiionalugh
~ convene the Legislature, 50 neither can there
dny 'hal the new members of the Legislature, r
ceniy elected are Of right entitled to serve, ODD
no. 'he old. We are aware tha, this has beends
Puleui and we arc glad, therefore to learn that ib'
Gosernor has taken The precau,on TO consul ie
Judges OF the Appeal Court upon the suee
Hnu nave unanimously given on opinion that ID
newly elected members now compose the Legs'
'u,e' and That they, and not the former membes
WIN assemble under the proclamation. ThisoPg
ION OF The Court concludes the question, and W
5ul an end TO oil cayilling on the subject. Wea
lersland that other legal gentlemen Of omine'If
Dui'y have given a similar opinion: and mdeed,e@
''oer'ng how very plain and explicit The cons''l
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
From ds MississiYi Wotchman.
CHOLERA AT VICKsBURG.

We stop the press 20 announce the following a
lsrn ing indulgence, which wo have received d.
rect from Vicksburg.
The Cholera Is now, to certainty, raging IN
our immediate vicinity, and no means should be
en unspared BY our corporate authorities 10 prevent
its nearer approach, If possible-or at least 10 a.
meliumte its nvaRes should wo be visited by this
fearful slTanger
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
WOODVILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT 81, 1889.

The Woodvile Theatre will be rc-opeDed IN q
week or two from the present daie.--we recon-
mend tho onierpizng manager 10 tie patronage
Of the public.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Tho lato election 10 this county, 10 fill the va
caney in the Convention occasioned by the resig-
nation Of Gov. Brandon, resulted in the choice Of
VIM. Halle, Esqt
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

The 6rsi number Of weekly newspaper enti-
tied the Missisaippi Journal, by Messrs. SMITH &
WoosrER, has made It's appearance at Naichez.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

From fhe c0ancHceHfRf Of me disensf, lyM ofOc-
iobsT, untii o'clock p N Of Tuesday 23d
Negro man from Steam Boat Express. =. dead
Mr.. Anderson, passenger ON do......... dead.
Cnlid OF x. ". lines. .'.'......'...... dead
Negro of c. Ford's, ,.............4....dc dead
Negro OF Mr. Haley's,. s,................. dead.
Anoiher,--- ................. dead
Negro OF young Mr.. Ierrill,........... .deGd.
Joseph Carer, Merchant, nt,................de dead
A white man on Mr. Folger's fat boat. dead.
B. n James (merchaot,) livne-slx hours IN.
Negro woman Of VIM. Mills, Esq. living-two
houH III.
NegrOWoman of Mr.. HOley's, living-eight hours
ILL.,
A white man, stranger found in cotton shed IN
a state of collapse, )--living.
A daughter Of b. McAlpne--living.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

q NOVEL oAannN.--A magnificent glazed Gar
,sns W., nov erecting a. Brighton, the dome Of witch
q Rome, and 10 hight sufficient lor ~ ,,,..s,'
sfme ot'he loillesi trees Of the easlcrp world
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Ina recent nnmberofthe Saxon Gazette, Proles-
sor lhling ofMienengen, has given b full detail of
what may be called phenomenon in the annals Of
industry. Within ore and the same day, Mr.. Wag.
ner woollen manufacturer ofthat town, wove and
died piece Of cloth, hew wool for which was sheared
from the sheep's back st o'clock in the morning,
and was metamorphossd into coat by in the afier
noon Of The same dayl We, however, remember
similar Phenomenon IN England some years ago: :
the coat WAS WON at ball the same evening, either
by Sir John Sinclair or the Duke of Bedford. we
forget which ofihem London paper
Southern planter., 1832-10-27
NAsuvri.Lt. Der ,

Ne.,,..,.I -, NAsHvIiIt, Ocr. Q.
49, ,a'oF'5i Eiections- The Legislature of this
-. "Sse abandoned the attempt to elect sena.
ly equal was the division Of the vn,ss ~ ue-
several candidates, aud so firm the adb..sr.o -
lhe members to their respectves f,yofjtes ~, :
was iound impossible after ihiriy espermsa,s :,
oIeet cholee Necessity therefore co,nnslis5 49,
auop'lon Of measure, the expediency az ,yt'.I.
was was s,Tenuously urged by many men6era in ~
ns' Place-lhe posiponement of the elecI,a, ~,
'ne next session Of the General Assembly "" vi
Southern planter., 1832-10-27


An inquest was held on Monday last by tho cor.
onei OF this parish, over the body Of an Indian
sna .ounu ~ 'he woods near this town The hole in
which the body had been buried was 50 sbaIlo,v 90
no. to let i ore Than half below The surface the
elounoi the loose earth and some pieces of decay
ca wood serving to conceal, perhaps, the body al
t ,he uane oi in'erment; but the rdins had washed
me earth from seyeTalparis Of the body. Ga exam
nallon II was found that he had been stabbed with
I'sk or some other sharp instrument in two places
"e nave heard that some evenings since, rs a
gentleman was riding into town. in the neiphbnr
hood where the body was found. he saw tvo iS,li,s
have hold Of thrrd by the arms, saying they we're
going TO Kill him, as he had killed his wife. This
being viewed as drunken threat did nnt excite IN
lhe gentleman any suspicious OF what was no donb,
lhelr real purpose. There can be no doubt of ~
having fallen by the hands Of his fellows. aceordno
70 the law ofiheir tribe. The execution If ,be
Jaw IS committed to the hands of the relatives of be
murdered person, for the purpose of appeas,no ms
'r her names, and is, with few exceptions. submit.
led TO with stocal indifference.
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

S'gA Of de Tines. The Circuit Cour, mo, {.
sn's iowa ON Monday last, and we are n,ucb cr,,;
ne1 @ say that there was not jury trial ,be ;n,,
"o'eea''eds and on Tuesday dischareed.-- Va l1''
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

oAoeA'ng--A few day since. two broikefs in
Sosineion county, this State, went Out o5nn,Dg'
soon aer they had left Tie house, one of them d,s'
covered something IA a tree, and surprising Il 10 be
en Owl, ievcied his gun and FREQ, on poi9g ~ ~
spot behed The son Of the older brother deo5 e he
nad pai two balls through his head, the how was ~
about 10 oFi2 years Of ages MontieeiIo ~. "'S
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

ihe two compahies Of the 4ih Reat. U s. In.
Ian.ry under the command of Cap II. Wisor
wicn ,y lett thls Post few months since for the
o. war, Srfved here on the 10th inst on board ,ba
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

Funeral Of tte Duke Of Rsiekssadt. corn
nooy m was performed With great pomp al Vienna
~, ~ ,ne xs'h 9uy The. heart was depos,,ed Il
,.'. u'e Lo'euo Chapel ofthe Church of the Auons.
su.s' ano 'ne in'esiines at ST. Stephens. The bo.
~ wa ls'd ~ the imperial family vault IN tbe On.
ppSn'n Cnafch. The ceremonies were performed
= we parish church ofthe place. The couft wen,
\" mourning ior SIX weeks. The crowd to see the
's5 "e - STATE was SO great that thousands could
MOI get admiuance into The capital
Southern planter., 1832-10-27

TOOK up my pen. held il in the light. / ,honoh,
to myself what will be itsdoom, but Isaid no,bins
began writing some hours before noon. mar slid I
ever cease My thoughts, my passion. The rusIl Of
my invention were loo quick for nv pen q pace
followed page; as a sheet was finished threw, 4
on NE door; was amazed at the prolific produc.
son, YET could not stop 70 wonder-in half a
oozen hoursi sank back utterly exhausted. with
az ~ aching frame aneiho bell, ordered some re.
.'fshmenis, and walked about tho rom. The wine
lnvgon'ed me and warned up my sinking fancy.
which, however, required but little fuel. i Sc, 10
ssei's and Il was midnight beloro | retired 10 bed
The next day again rose early, and, with bottle
q wine atmy side, for was deiermioed no, 70 be
disturbed, dashed at il again. was no, less s.-
seaaiul: This day ] finished my first volume II
ne third morning had less inclination 10 write /
read over and corrected what hnd oomno..i
This warmed up my fancy, and, IN Tho ailrieoon
executed several chapters Of my second volume 2.
eae' day, although had not in ile leagl los, I,
desire Of writing, wrote slower. h was necess.
y Tor me, each day 70 read my work from ,he ha-
enn'ne, before felt the existence If ,be charsc-
Iss .uincienty real 10 invent their actions. Nev.
l"ne'caa, on the morning Of tho seventh dav. H.
second and last volume was finished.