Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-27

4 ,sJ,r Of Mr.. Tyers frescehcy IN 'u's eaSe' VIZ
~, see how Mr.. Cushing, from the same State, can
w.. The KEYS OF the Treasury But the whole matter
4 s.a confirmation
I'VE don't Know how this IS Two years ago, he
go fHor o The EnGuirerJ admitted that he wns one
",, oiI,r than Mr. Clay, and he has become three
/ ears Younger now Wig IF l7M.
1 Wbv. II is all very easily explained. The wing, as
4 ,o,l missrepresents. We nerer said that We were
| Ter than Mr. Clay. We knew MIR Clay before ne
4 :, Virginia for Kentucky We were IN Mr. robert
lRsss house, when Mr. Clay, as he has late y stated
1 ,L;,s no ;Ger barbecue speech, studied law with
/ NJ. ond we knew, from that time TO TINS, lhat we
l .,;e hrs Junior in years
.,uiticuu'is- Redirirus.
rla Petersburg papers speak It good paper being
- n, IN. leaves Of the .Moyus .huttcGnils! The Pe.
hu,r Intellyencer says: "Some twelve months ago,
L ,onosman, Dr. p. T.. Spencer, conceived the idea
manufacturing paper from the leaves of that, OF late,
rh neglected plant, the morus mucaui's, and com
oco,et his IDEAS on the subject to our neighbcr.
b,hr assistance Of Mr. William Miller, the manager
I The Nlatoaca Paper Mill, Dr. Spencer has succeeded
,nufacturing excellent paper from morus multicau
1 ,ays-, and we have now IN our possession several
nb.rs of our issue Of to-day printed on this paper
RIO discovery of DR. s. Will prove, have no doubt,
.n'ynsefl The difficulty OF procuring suitable rags
a, been drawback on the operation OF paper mills
rs d,ffculty will now be obvlated Such IS the pro
nature ofthe morus mul,icuuis plant that in one
e..i,u,. sufficient number can he rased 10 supply
sock 10 all the paper mills in the I. 5. DIR. S
..oy-ry. we have no doubt, will be much improved
,n-an We should not BE surprised, il, in the course
year $780, The use OF rags IN the manufacture oil
r.2er were entirely abandoned.
". have seen specimens Of this paper--It is very
SUBSTANTIAL and slrong-yet dark; but DR.. Spencer,
L Ii whom we have communicated upon the subject,
safe. 1.-The process Of bleaching 10 be very SIMPLE, and
sbn our power 10 accomplish" he is about to try,
whether It cannot b. manufactured into letter paper
Sata is his present impression We shall hal! this
;coyerr f II can be turned 10 useful account, with
,r..l pleasure--Since the Multcaus seems 10 have
il ed or the present as an agent for the profitable sup
g ofatg we should rejoice to see 1t usc.u,ly turned
nm the manufacture of paper.
r " Wulrr, ESQ We deeply regret to learn
N, Mr. Whte on visit 10 New York, has sus.
pnsd paralyc stroke that may make him an in
valid for The rest of his life part from the man,
n,eli. this af, ction is most unfortunate for the
.g.e al literature at the South, which he has done
and expected TO DO so much 10 advance and elevate
Trough The influence of his admirable monthly, the
Messenger We trust that his prostratlon may not be
SO complete and permanent as is feared -Compiter.
No one more sincerely sympathses with MIR. White
sad his family than We do-none would more deeply
:-:rp the loss Of his invaluable labors 10 The Public. -
We learn by The last accounts that he was better We
bone 10 hear OF his decided amendment in few days.
The New York Express says, the Senate of the
aiet States now stands, IS Wings, 90 Democrats,
and Mr. Rves |, and vacancies IN Tennessee, and
ne IN New Jersey. If the Wings lose Senator IN
i4r, and, North Caroiinu, South Carolina, Indiana,
,ad New Jersey, and do not lose one in Ohio, or
Connecticut the parties will stand in the next Senate,
q Wigs, and % Democrats-Tennessee still unre-
9fsenteJ
In the House Of Representatives., shall, in all pro-
ablty, carry majority of between 20 and 30 And,
!aen, VITA; becomes OF the National Bank, and the
whole ultra tram of Federal measures Let us, De-
mocra pu; shoulders 10 the wheel, stretch every
n,w, and recover the two citadels Of Congress from
,As hands Of the Gaus.
large meeting of the citizens of Baltimore, iva
'oesy estimated from four to eight housond,) assem-.
sed on Monument Square, last Tuesday evening, and
.aPed strong indignation Resolutions al the insult Of
rf,t to the people OF the United States in the person
iae' Chef Magistrate, at the Ashbur,on Dinner.
Hope Butler Uhe cooged man to whom we were in
te,e for such large corn last FalD has Just raised
'Emon in his garden, this city, weighing 4S lbs
the scales of Mr.. II. Diddep. 1t was sold 10 Mr.
0oyden, Of lie Exchange, at the Old Market, on Sa.
aftay last lie recently obtained the seed from South
America, and thinks it new production IN Virginia.
Wore Last Itords But The ctry Last that WE shall say
We pass with The utmost contempt the ,nsinua-
lions Of the K. Wing about clarvoyance, and our con-
french, and our want Of sincerity in what we have
'essed and ITS gross misrepresentation of the pre-
SEN Impressions OF the Rev. Mr. J. We attach very
"te consequence to the Report of the few Physicians
Richmond, because the experiments made IN their
Presence were performed under the most unavorabe
ccumsiancesand because they refused TO witness the
most brilliant, the most certain the most conclusive
fhenomenn, those of Phreno- Mesmerism- which car.
,d 50 deep an impression 10 the minds OF the assem-
o'ed spectators of Richmond. We could not on any
account consent 10 receive the opinion OF "1he Me.
"'8t Faculty Il Rtchmond' the report OF some 10
physicians, VIXEN others have dissented from them
sud when 1.-THE Medical Faculty Of Richmond EN-
faces some forty fifty practitioners" With the
compiler we deny that such Report can be consider
eU IS tie opinions Of "the Medical Faculty of Rich
I0nu' AND, yet, strange to say, amid the various
au'ss Which tiey record, under such circumstances,
mere are few successful experiments, which none of
VEN with all their senses, Except the eye) and with
80 'helF learning, could have accomplished. Which
These gentlemen could have told, for instance, what
'S place on the touch of bali, and Of MARBLE and
'he Gard Upon the presentation of each sub
"nce, almost constantly chewing and swallowing in
S'a"'y as the Mesmerzer did, could cny of these
F"yscians They might have tried to guess ,chen
'"u ''het was presented-but in the ,ohen Emma
""'os' invariably corect-aud Us TO the rha she
'o"e''mes right, when not physician could have
'a u"'ss he were endowed with sagacity of guess
I, "n.eh would have surpassed the most acute Fa-
t,"ny Oh The most accomplished Yankee. Gar is i,
nse s intending the slightest disrespect! We only
w." "'"ncaiiy, IN relation TO guessing y
',, occasions, both in the public Lecture oi Fri
eseg ga' so anu IN PRIVATE mex, day. before most in
eydsn,Iv .spa"y, kmma missed only once, and that
F'uehly arose from The TOO tand succession of the
saperImen's, and from the confusion of previous
1su@as1 sa on i"1ns with subsequent weaker one
usa.3 on inns last occasion, and at the last expe.
Iment of tests, though the Rev. MIR, / nronouneed
s'oqd wine If he were abou, to give il, Emms.
WIN Win her eyes bound declared at once 10 be "yne
saf and Nature spoke palmer even Than lancr,as~
.U'' her countenance writhed, and her frome Sind
a.Isd' as if she were really drinking eineear Wbv
s,eue, as the Doctors would do, because ono IN,
i, WEE te experiments succeeds that there is nothing in
~ %hen probably not one out of one hundred Doc,o,
uuua have guessed that very thng-and when under
aoe favorable circumstances, she would have sue.
Tour out of FIVE times, and the Doctors scarce.
Once out of one hundred times, what logic il there
h.. concluding that there is nothing in ii: Collision
was out OF the question, for they did not hint al
'hey would scarcely have gone on if they had any