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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
For Me Madison Hzig .ltroenl..

IOF Utt SuddS0h ltHtL 'dutVJttN'
Mn, EDITOR - Has it never occurred to YOU
that the citizens Of our village eyince great
degree of apathy and Indifference with regard
70 the education Of their childrenl We have a
school here, it is true but it is one in which
only the first and simplest rudiments are taught
The teacher himself does not claim for it O
higher rank than that Of mere infant school,
and as such it may do very we'll But we have
here number OF children who are now prePa-
red for the higher classes and unless we estab-
ush schoolin which those classes can be form
ca must either keep our children athomo in
'asaess and ignorance, o. send them abroad 70
"49ol Unasr ,as et.llag state eff che unss
saaihe goaefai cmodfi nraes yf sba.t'1JHg
~ ludieious economy would forbid such
s'aue Independent, Of ibis objection, hove
t'tf aad riuc5 moro ifgsnr1s eee 'aaerAs
aaa inconvenience Of placing children IF iae
lender ags If 10 20 "a wears, beyond parenla
,'atiol--aad no parent who has proper regard
Iai ne future happiness aad welfare Of hia
'aiid toail t4,aS f5i rawFHt pt doing aa-
1a'sa lndrf cfcamsancea 81 ihe most ahs''
ne nssasfr sssh necessity 30 afl''af.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

a. neetin1 Of the friends Of the present
.,,,,f.,r,dop Of the General Governments
.b1ot ,bc Court House, IN Canton, Madison
,,oor.. an N5nl.y l7a June, El Nichols,
r.,.. ,y,. called to III, Cau.r, aul UjnrI SUITES
rsa.. chosen Secretary.
The obiectof he meeting aasb re1, stated
NV A.H Handy, Esq.,, who concluded BY moy-
iag The following resolutions, which were un-
anmously adopted
4 l. That tle friends Of Smtcs Rights and de-
smocutic principles, in Madison county, be re-
oues,od TO meet in the Court House, IN the
iown of Canton, on LIST Monday IN August
snezt, for the purpose of taking into cons'dera-
apa matters conducive TO the success OF sa'u
principles.
, Taata committee OF thirteen persons DC
appointed ny tAe thoif' who sha" report q pre-
Sa4,,. and resolutions to pc soom'''eu at '''
adjourned meeting ON LIST @o0u'! ia a 's"s'
'-' ,'s~~.~, ----,..,-.,--...--..,..,...
lnpursuanee OF the last resoIullon' 'h' 'o''
lowing gentlemen were aPPo'h'ou' commune ...
I'D trfr rcsotstr'ff-r 49,. A.IL ag9ys. !; W !.
WHY, A,A' McNiIhe' ~ 'f"7phfs> - =
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

EbY virtue of the above stated cases 70
AD me directed, will expose to public
sale. for cash, before the door Of the
Cour..hopas, 10 tbe town of Canton,
On Monday the 17th dayof august 1910,
The Following tra-''crr -rr-rf.',A S. Iond,
to wit: The west half Of the northwest
-auarter and the southwest quarter Of
scr4ie,s ~oNes. l6T;lfn.' mn am 7',ea're' ID
quarter. the east half and north half Of
the west half, southeast quarter, section
two; northeast quarter Of section three,
township eleven, range three, cast, con-
tanning one thousand acres.
ALSO-T1e west half, ana west hail
OF The east half, Of section Eve township
eleven, range four, east, containing -four
hundred and eighty acres.-Contalnine
in all fourteen hundred and eighty acres
more or less.
Levied on as the property of defend
ant Bede Johnson, and will be sold to sa
/ tisfy plaintiffs debt and cost.
S. HAMBLEN, ShV,
By B. r. ALLEN, Depy
July 4, 26-32 [Pr fee Sl6l
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
SsiEattFfs att,E.


aRY virtue uf the above stated cases
- 10 me directed viii expose 70 pub
lic sale, for cash, before the Courthouse
door; in the town Of Canton,
On Monday ne 81 day q AuguH, 1910,
The following tract or parcel OF land,
10 wt.-Tho west half and south half Of
the cast halt northeast quarter, and
southeast quarter of section lhirty.Iour;
south west quarter and south half Of tho
southeast quarter Of section lhirty-dye;
west half Of the southwest quarter Of
section thirty-six, township twelve, range
three, east.-~ Also, the north half Of the
west half Of the northwest quarter Of
section three, township eleven, range
three. east, containing IN all ak hundred
and forty acres, more or less.
Levied on as the property Of defend.
an, johnson, and viii DO sold TO satisfy
plaintiffs debt and cost,
8. HAMBLEN, SkF
BY b. r. ALLEN. Deptg
Juno 81, 25-3O PR fee Sl4J
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
NrARsuAL,s SALE.

nI1d NTTT79 fIF'IT TINTI"'7 0T-TI7-T VIZ T0'7'
ys On &. ia.
James Brown and
Suuties.
10y virtue Of the above stated case to
- me directed by the honorable cir
cult court United States, for the Southern
District Of Mississippi, will expose to
public sale, for cash, before the Court
house door, in the town ofCanton, Madl-
son county,
On Monday the eth day Of Jpi4 1910,
All the right, title and interest of the
defendant Brown in aud to the following
named negro Slaves, 20 wit:
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Madison County.

Blu The Probate Court Of said Couay.
vEvO all persons interested in the lands,
" tenements and hcredltamenls Of
HardinD Ruane.s, dcc'd,-Gr1e'iHg
Youare hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court Of said county al re-
rular term thereof, to be holden at the
Court House of said county on the fourth
Monday Of August next, then and there
to shew cause, if any you have, why
said Court should not then order and de-
cree that the following lands and iene-
mentsof said deceased be sold, TO wit
The southeast quarigrof section twenty
five. northeast quarter Of section thIr.
ty.dye, township twenty two, range Sc.
ven. east. living and being IN tho county
Of YalIaboGsha. and State aforesaid
Witness tho Honorable William s.
Baag. Judge ol Probate o. said county,
.Ae tesr.h Monday &c June, 10 Che year
af 57f f11r3 gaggeari e9s.5 aaaogaQ
ami forts. and .a. Oh SAID eodfr
issued lhg 96.H Dag ~ June, 1910
-- -..- .. %, 80 ...... AZ. !. ll...
Is q. SWIM. nv
Idy ., 1910 -3-'I
THa Southern laek-eH4 a.lI -
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Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

10y virtue Of tbc above stated cases to.
- me directed, wilI expose topubIic
sale. for cash, before the door Of the
Courthouse, ia The town Of Canton,
On H5aaagHe 81 dag Of Augp'. 1870,
The following tractor parce. of land,
no wit.-The oasl half the southeast
quarter of sectcn twenty west BALI Of
lhe southwest qgsdsro Of section twenty
aa,. Yves. half northwest quarter OF
section lweu.y.c.ghii east ha.i q. The
northeast quarter Of section twenty.
nine. township twelve, range a'r. east,
e5'n+Dag br.a hundred ani eighteen
1oru., mul- 1-
Levied oa as lbo property %. as.7nd.
ami Tafnf. and w.I be sold % .al0 ~
'gT 'i'.'' fT3 et'@~s'n'.---. ..,, ,a...,.
s HtNBLEN AF
B4 3. r. kt.Gy. brP'U
1a 27 g5-99 Tprfao sliI
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- 10. w,RpN n. W. uARpFR

prs. ). X. WARD N u. W. HARPER
HRAVE associated themselves IN the
q a practice of their profession at Sha
ron. Madison county, Mississippi Office
hi the east end 81 b. y Iohn5on's former
dwelling
Nr tafpa- w,l hoeay SAFE g hlf
Iormsf friends. ,ha, hayiag naW infeiy
exclusively upon bis profession, vii ~
Gtarc devote 20 n biz entire ilmo and
s'''9 'r ' Gri'' " n. .s. --sen' =;
mar.t more ll.iy their confidence.
Ap1I g. l5~H
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
sIIEnIFFs sAr.E.

.Ha5is,u circuit eomt horsmbcr term, 1870
John W. Mayo,
On alias Il, 70
ptcssly Johnson,
F. 3. Pope Kirk q Go.
va Same and same
Same,
EpY virtue Of tho above stated cases
n y to me directed, will expose TO pub
he sale, for cash, before the Court Aaasn
door, in the toWuof Canton,
On Monday me Sd day Of Aagaa, lsiof
. -G'e,-lrI !a,sjgs. tT2c.lu q parcel Of land,
to wit;-The west half Of the nori6-e6sJ
qu9rmf; cast half OF the southwest
quarter, and west hnlf of the southeast
quarter of section twCnly-one, township
'-.vrr,H r r,,s.ss .,aa.,. H.. containing two
'i1Gd1cd aid ftii' i'1fg drfsr; 7rcp" ~, lass-
Levied on as the property Of defend
AMI Johnson, and will be sold TO satisfy
/ plaintiffs debt and cost.
s. llAMBLEN, SdG
BY q. r. ALLEY, DfpB
June e.. $3.50 Pr. fee Sill
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04

The above Negroes having been bld
OF at previous sale by John Nontgome-
nv, and he having neglected to pay for
them. they are now offered for resale
Levied on as the property Of defend
amt and will be sold to satisfy plaintiffs
deb, and cost
Sale 10 take place within The hours
prescribed bylaw
W.N GWl,v Hu aat.''
b.. Hs lHNH Ufird r lm0Et
ns ~. l. BArrE Dp'g.
Ia.y D. t110 f f'9o''''.''''
H.sRv GtaE.. p A
--N ss-sns- e. r r. $3.50 = {. - = -
-yEmv@saa = - -aH aa' - - - - ~
Afferutea nt Lave
It.r#s. aiHF
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1840-07-04
MOTTO 10.

FHVO all whom it may concern, notice
d is hereby given, that at the August
term, lSl0, Of the Probate Court Of
Madison county, will present my ac.
count as ESccutrix Of the last will and
testament of Elias N HrCdG deceased,
lor final settlement and allowance.
CATHABINE HEROn,
ct. ..-..-....... ...,... ....... Ercruirir.
'''' .''"' p % .a,s -,
June 27. 1910. 25-29
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
Sash, Blinds, Doors, SC.

VNHE subscribers would inform the inhab.
itams of Brandon and vicinity, and the
public generally, that they have entered
into partnership, and opened a shop in the
upper part of Conants' new building, south
OF the Warehouse, where they will keen
on hand, and manufacture to order,
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS;
articles as good and as cheap. as can be
obtained elsewhere in the country. They
would respectfully request those who wish
to purchase any Of these articles, 10 call and
for themselves. Orders from abroad
Will be gratefully received and promptly
attended to.
WIN. P. WHEELER.
D. WHITCOMB.
Brandon, June 2, 1910. 37:3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
For Sale.

IL ME undersigned has a Span OF
II Horses, valuable for teaming, eight
years old, which he vii. sell on reasona-
Die terms and on approved credit of 8 or
8 months. He has also on hand and is
making a lot of hoes which he will war
rant good. He also intends having a good
supply of steel pitchforks, made to various
patterns and warranted to be of as good
quality as any in this market. Those
wishing for hoes or forks, can probably
be well suited by giving the subscriber a
call. ]. HOJ.cOMR
Brandon, May IS, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
Miscellaneous
Veguwiug, HercuIaneum and Pompeii. in
ToQ0.

1890.
Whoever ~sojourns at Naples, were il
only but a day, experiences the irresistible
desire of going to see what is passing at
the bottom Of that crater which perpetual.
~ smokes. 1t is especially towards the
evening, when the sun has disappeared
beneath the horizon, that the vapors OF
Vesuvius assume a denser tint, and deck
ils summit with a boqnet OF brighter white
ness. AT Resina you find horses, don.
keys. and conductors, who convey travel
ers halfway % the mountain to the spot
called the Hermitage This first ride
Is not All embarrassing one. Here nature
il not yet dead. You pass through vine-
yards, planted in ashes, which yield the
celebrated Lachygma Christa wine, two
sorts Of which there are. much inferior 10
their fame; then come some nameless
trees, the foremost sentineIs Of vegetation.
which I've next eruption will devour, and.
las,lv. YOU reach the Hermitage, sur,
rounded on all sises, a v one, BY the lava
or 1894, 1910, 1915, and 1922. Here
YOU alighi, and enter a region Of chaos
No more trees. vegetation, birds, or in
nccls, are to be seen. Everything is dark,
bflsfIin0 with points, rent into deep and
rugged fractures, covered vilh scoria, Of
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24

Nothing contributes more to an easy
and quiet mind, than@a disregard of the
praise, and despising the censures and re-
nroaches of others the man is still the
same, which his own actions and the
Judgment of God make him. This is the
standard of our worth and happiness -
true friendship is like sound health, the
value of which is seldom known until it
| be lost.
In Montreal, there are siIty-elgbt COM
meresal establishments, including con-
mission houses, qOhich sell Intoxicating
drinks wholesole. There are Gty-thret
qokich sell achoLesale and retail, or retail
By the gallon or quart. And there arr
taoo hundred and si1ty-seven houses Uhicd
sell by the glass: making THREE HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY-EIGHT places IN Mon
treaI for the sale of the drinks whsch mak'
drunkGrds! besides from one to two
hundred places, which display crackers
pipes, apples, &c. in their windows, many
5 of which we are informed, sell withou
; license!
For the year ending 9th Jan. 1910
: there were imported into Montreal, 800,
. O43 gallons of wines and spirits. Abou
1893 gallons of whiskey are manufacture
yearly, most Of which is sold and con
sumed in Montreal. In this operation
e 100000 bushels of grain are destroyed. :
n American Temperance Union.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24

What is more tender than a mothers love
TO the sweet infant fondling in her arms?
What arguments need her compassion move
To hear its cries, and help it in its harms?
Now if the tenderest mother were possessed
Of all the love, within her single breast,
Of all the mothers since the world began,
IT'S nothing to the love of God for man.-Byron
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24


My native land, how fair ye seem,
On memory's faithful page;
How to my mind ye bring the dreams
OF ~childhood's happy age!
My native land, thy ock-erown'd hills,
That tower to meet the sky
The thought Of thee my bosom thrills,
And wakens oft a sigh.
Thy shadowy glens, and mountain streams
The sombre hemlock's shade,
Where often in the noontide beams,
A thoughtless boy I've strayed s.
What scenes upon my vision crowd,
As thought turns back TO thee
To days, ere grief my spirit bowed,
Or hope had fed from me.
Though far from thy loved haunts I roam,
And wander DER the earth,
My thoughts still turn to thee, my home,
The land that gave me birth
! think Of thee when early light
Her mantle has unfurled-
think Of thee at dead Of night,
When silence rules the world.
Q, while fond memory holds her seat,
And thought obeys the will;
While life, with Pickering pulse shall beat,
Till this torn heart be STILL
I'll think Of one whom l shall see
On this green earth no more:
Whose image in my heart shall be,
Till its last throb is DER. A. w. r.
June, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24

The Baltimore Sun says that Lieuten-
ant McBlair, who was lately triedsbv tba
Court Martial at P~hiladelphia. On ;
charge Of lack of respect TO Commodore
Ballard, in declining to accept the Com
modore's hand when offered, has beer
h0nOTG6ty acquitted. and the fndino of
the Court has been approved by the
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
Poetry.
For the Telegraph,
TO A FRIEND AT THE WEST.

ToAFRIEND AT THE WEST.
why did ye leave your native hills, for that far
land away,
where through the forests gloomy shades the
evening sunbeams playi
These verdant wales, these pleasant streams, the
highland and the glen,-
Do ye not sigh at times to roam Ger these loved
haunts againf
The sun as bright may shine upon the : green and
glorious West,
When rising DER the eastern hills, or sinking to its
rest;
And streams as beautiful, and deep, may wander to
the sea-
Bu. earth can give no spot SO dear as thy old home
to thee.
Dear hOmel what fond emotions rise and cluster
round that spot;
The very rocks speak out In tones, that cannot be
forgot;
The very streams send up : voice, that thrills the
heart and brain;
They tell Of sunny hours, and hopes, that never
come againl
The hustle ofa busy w~Orid-ths open strife Of foes
The honied kiss Of lying lips, with smiles that
falsehood knows
The lust for gold, and power, and blood, ys NEE,
where e'er ye roam;
Send back the heart to revsl mid the peaceful
scenes Of home.
The mariner, where bright isles laugh, amid tn,
southern seas;
And song Of bird, and sound Of waves, Hoat o,
the spicy breeze;
The soldier, on the tented Held-the slave. ami,
his chains,
10 gloom, or gladnesS, oftsn Aigh to tread their ma
tive plains.
Though lowly be the cottage-rooE wher. hovl;u,
tsmpests reign.
And erifling snow, and.driving sleet, sweep Ger tn
naked plain;
A merry are the kindred hearts, as sweet tn
hymns that rise,
AZ where a lOrdly palace towers amid Italia,
skies.
There are bright eyes win weep for you. aroun
the warm hearth.stone-
Hearts, that will anguish, as they hear the nigh
winds hollow moan
The brook will glide as calm and clear beside tn
fathers door,
But one, who spOrtsd by It's side. will meet the
there no more.
! know thy s~OrrOwing heart is where the willow
branches wave, @
in tender mournfulnem above a vine-encircle
gravel
The lowers ye planted By its side, are blOomin
fresh and fair
But they viii perish in their bloom, like that youn
sleeper there. w. G. b.
May, 1910.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
Multicaulis Trees.

4NOR sale. by Henry Lord, at Hor-
II tons Vile, Hubbardton. AS good
an article as can be produced in these
parts. Those who can make it conven-
tent to call and examine, will doubtless
Ind for their interest SO to do, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Horizons Vile, April Is, 1910. 81
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
To whom it NAV concern.

T HERERY give notice that l, as guardian of
J. Luther FerSOn, late of Francestown, HILLSIDE
rough County, and State of New-Hampshire,
forbid all persons harboring or trusting him on
my account, as l shall pay no debts of his con-
tracing. SAMUEL FERSON.
Sudbury, Vt. June 9, 1910. 39:4l
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24

nj OTICE.-This is to certify that l have given
In my son VIM. M. Wheeler, his time, during
his minority, and shall therefore claim none of
his earnings, nor pay any debts of his contracting
after this date. JOSEPH WHEELER.
Pittsford, May l, l840. 3s:3w
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
Millinery & Matchmaking.

M IsS THORNTON has inst returned
lsl from the South, with the latest pattern, and
opened a shop IN the building formerly occupied
as a tavern-house-the first door east of John A.
Conant's dwelling-house, where she invites the
patronage of her former customers, and anv 9TH
es who may wish to employ her.
Brandon, May IL, 1910. s4:ae
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-06-24
SOLD EY

sOLD IN
IRA BUTTON, BRANDON, VI
VIM. E. Greene Vergeanes
Jonathan Hsgar MiddIebury
J. Frost & Co. Bridport
Kent Wright SkoIehsmf
Jas. Hull Orwell
Ira Button Brandon
Hiram L. Cheney Rutland
w. p. Reynolds Factory Point MaSchets
nj. X. & s. $. Scott Bennington
/. S;eene Brattleboro'
NJ ). auckland Bellows Falls
N. e. Goddard Windsor
Jas. I'll. Murdoch Woodstock
Joel Day RoyaIton
Foster Grow Chelsea
Perry Marsh Montpelier
L p. Walton s. Sons Montpelier
Jno. Kelsey Danville
Jonas Film st. Johnsbury
VIM. Pierce Lyndon
Geo. l.. Warner johnson
), Z. Morse Graftshury
5 Lyman G~raftsbury
Sabin Kellam Irasbursh
E. Cleveland Coventry
{. 81. W. Baxter Derby Line
Ed Lyman North Ferrisburgh
Amasa Paine Lowell
Otis L. kellon Montgomery
o. A. Keith Sheldon
David Lyman st. Adams
Maynard Kidder Moriah N Y.
c. b. Hatch Westport n. Y.
G. F. & b.. Boynton Essex N. Y.
Alfred Hartwell KeesvilIe N. Y.
r. CottrilI Plattsburgh N. Y.
Geo. Severance Chazy n. Y.
p. Johnson e. Son Whitehall N. Y.
Albert L. Catlin, Orwell Village.
w. Chapman & Co. ChIpmans' Point.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-24
~ EyrRAnRnLNARY cAsE

TIE Rev Jsnss Hughes, Of Glars Nor.
sis, lr5IauJ. furnishes loo particulars Of q
1os:eIi'sordipsry case, tia, Of man nam
81 Bernard Csy.asgs, who, according to
sspa;i, bsd ,ubsis;.s for three years and
tea maths 10 perfect bsaih, without tie
aid CT food Of aoy k.sd vhs.sr.r. The
natter Ua7 to:.sa by public expssu.a;
yLleh is.;:i FOR SIX days sad Elk eiga,.,
lgfiLc which, Lss5siai ned from all nourish.
matt IL; particulars arc gwen 10 d.taj!,
al .ldoEs.1 bys sumbsf or respectable
witnesses, 10 lals unnbsr Of The DuJlil
Eseu.rg R,gis!.r. The experiment vss
zsa,gsd By committee Of Eileen ceo.ls-
me1, and Cavausgh yas taxed gsnsuiy
!oJf TINES each day, 59I.iiu,s ofIensr, 10
Prsss1cs each tine OF mtay persons, Prs.es
tsut. and Roman Catholics. 4 be waited
any thing, or il 10 WISHED 10 60 home
iasss we're tie osly q1.sIioDs put 10 him,
bis ausUsrs each time, Bbicb arc attosle5
By iveoly-siX witnesses, Pfe,esianls and
Catholics or feslsclsbiiily, vers tha; ho was
c0ni.nt sitb his prescott state, that he want
Cd nothing, and tn. ls would continue as
be vas SIS ioog au !hsy Wished. All hisan
s8ors uers clear, aud bic, concise and ys
~ sensible. lie seemed more gsoro1s and
animated after than hsfcre the egperic.ni.
lila address to toe people vas rather spld
Before aud after bis address bis ensweu
wers slew, bis countsDIrcs serans and
placid, his looks fred end delcrmnsd.-
With regard TO his habits through life, N,.
Hughes states that be vas much gwen 10
prayer and testing. On frs. proposing 10
bis brother and sisters tho experiment Of
SIX days and ak nights, they observed that
be SoUId as chserlully consent Il t1oath.
Attached 10 lhs ststemen! arc several Ger
lifcaies, signed by onBber Of respocisJIs
persons among thorn, three or four clergy.
men-Rhich corroborsis the above facts 10
every particular. From ono q those Ger
''hsatss sc give the following extract:
We were preiens when SAID Bernard
GaFauagh, of his own FREE v III, consented e
tie proposed trial and experiment, even
saying that he would stop a. long as they
pleased ihsi each and every Of them nj
nuio!y examined the feather bed, end oil
ows, bolster, bed clothes, chair and IA
Die 10 The room, 70 guard against any food
3eiog left N the room and they examined
Ne body clothes for the purpose, and tina, noi
bod was or coad be in The room Unknown