The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1842-12-10


The hilt Of bis rapier il lis hand, and
was assisted home. But had he known
that might that NahwisIa lodged e
The house of CaFle, no circumstance
would have stayed bis vengeance.
The nsx day he reported the affair
to the Governor and inlormea him Of
the escape Of the Indian captive L was
Thought expedient to make 4 subject
Of correspondence between the coa mis-
sioners and the Dutch Governor. he
vista was demanded By the magistrates
but CarIe regarded not authority.
He subsequently, mads profsrs &c "a
rage 10 her, and made known hisinten
tions to her adopted father. The Dutch
Governor made yirtne Of necessity and
iconsented 10 the Union, so soon as III
vista should BE lawfully baptised
CarIe continued to remain il FIarifafd
until Stuyyesant came into power, when
he repaired 70 New Amsterdam. In the
meantime Nahwista's father had died
and her adopted father having sailed to
a foreign land, and cast away; and Be-
ing no longer inclined to join her sisters
she settled down in quiet life with Der
husband, and lived many years; an or.
nanient to society and her sex.
# 49, -
ExTRAoRDINARY SURGICAL 0fERA1io0
--One Of the most extraordinary and
dangerous operations on the human frame.
ever attempted, was performed on Mon
day, on lady in her forty-sixih year
in a very mastery and scientific mann
by DR. Clay, Of PiccadiIly, Manchesi
The operation was completed in The sh0 =
space Of twelve minutes and d half. aid
the lady put comfortably 10 bed within 4
hour. Il was an ovarian tumor, weigh
ing II pounds s ounces, and 6 pound
ounces Of fluid d-apothecary's weig
The lady is doing as we'll as could poa
sibly be expected, and there are strong
reasons for hoping Tor an uItimale cure.
Until The present case, only one single In
stance Of this operation has been nown
- tsssy lalsa, ard tl1ztis sEtaa
successful.
WTiAT 4 FARMER SHOULD BE-h arr
mer should be well instructed ii chesnis-
Try generally, but more particularly
chemistry Is applied TO agriculture; e
should BE well tersed ID mineralogy, Sc
ology, botany; and il plysiolgy Or seed
plants, trees, and animals, including The
species Of bimana; he should learn ge
mensuration, &C.: he should /
study political economy SO far as TO have
a clear conception Of the sources b
wealth and prosperity. 10 our repabli-
can government, he should be instructed
in his constitutional rights, and taught 10
viddicate them BY a terse and condensed
eIocution. II will be q happy event for
our country when our ldrmers, 50 edu
Gated, shall have the ascendancy ia our
halls Of legislation,. and thereby put
Stop 10 the special pleadings' Of dema-
gogues, who have already reduced our
country, possessing all the means Of pros
psrity in a pre-eminens degree, 70 Z nlosi
pitiable condition BY their miserable le-
gislation.
S4RENGTH OF mUscLRs.-Dr Musseys
number OF years ago, met with 9 case
where the arm and shoulder blade wer
Iorn from the body Of robust young
man, Of sixteen. years Of age, while bel
was at work in a cotton factory. There
was scarcely any hemorrhage and the "a.
.ient soon recovered his health. The
whole machineryof the mill having been
arrested, and held in check some seconds
before the integunients and muscles gave
way, he was thus enabled 10 test The
strength and power of these muscles:
Ie found BY actual experiment sl' he
weight which would just balance llle ma
chinery, was eight hundred and thirty
This ne IS disposed g S. ard
IS an approximation 70 the force ploy-
"a ia the dismenabering operation, and 4
seems probable that Tor short space ol
line, the large psciOyal and lissins'is
dorsi muscles, forming the anterior end
posterior margins Of the azlll sustained
themselves against chat immense wels
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