davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30
o , Tu uv

Extract from a letter from Isaac Sawyer Jr. TO
his friends in Brandon. bearing intelligence of
The death of RebeccA Columbia Bael, his wife's
sister, formerly Of this town.
Deerfeld, Mass, Nov. Is, 1912.
Beloved Parents. Brothers and Sisters:
With a swimming eve and 90 aching
bosom. / am compelled TO announce to
you at last, that dear Columbia Is dead!
" Her languishine head is at rest:
LIS weeping and aching o'erj
Her quiet immoyabie breast
Is heay'd by affection no MORE"
Yes, our dear and cherished sister is gone:
she is no more tenant of an EARTH v tab
ernacle. but happy and, permanent dwel-
er in "a house not made with hands. eter-
nal in the heavens"
As TO the slate of her mind, from first
to last, it was clear and tranquil - calm
as the unruff1ed surface of crystal lake
in summers evening. when not blast
nor breeze disturbs lis still repose. She
expressed wish. however, soon after her
sickness became severe. lha. she could
see mother and Dr. Hale; aud that she
was where mother and Almira might
attend her. She said to me, twice during
her sickness, Il want you to write to nv
limpenitent friends, when am dead, AM
warn them for me, to not put off repent
ance to dying hour" AS have asked
her from: time TO time. how she felt in he
tInind. she has answered me substantially
I"I feel calm and peaceful. am no
afraid to trust my soul in my Savior
hands. He will do all things right" &c
When standing one day by her bedside
repeated .he lines.
although painful at present,
II will cease before long,
&c.. she Immediately added. +" Yes,
Jesus make dying he'd
Feel soft as downy pillows are
&c. At another lime, as | was trying |
administer support and consolation to be-
she said in faint whisper,
"No pain, nor grief nor anxious fear,
Invade the peaceful sleeper there"
Sister Sally Jones. who attended her a
nurse throu n. her sickness, was ofte
dropping words of comfort to her soul, /
whom Columbia gavelhe most sa,istactor
evidence that she was f4lly resigned. an
r we'll prepared.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

Theintense misery in this country du-
ring the past year, stands out unchalleng-
ed and undeniable. There was time
when one class of politicians denied that
ihereswas any distress, but now. the skel-
eions OF million Of witnesses would
shame them ere the ink dried on their pa.
per. SirsJ anes Graham told the mem
bers Of the House Of Commons. before
they sepeIated, shat 1000 900 Of the pop
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

-. DISS OL UTIOT.
TTTE The rsgnedhereby mutually dissolve
w the copartnership existing between u.s. All
the.demands ia favor Of the firm Of knowiton =
Wood, are assigned to said Wood as hls property.
10 whom payment must be made; and oil the
debts existing against said flrm are % DC settled
SARGENT KEoWI.TON,
PHILANDER A. WOOD.
Brandon, Nov. "a, 1912. IL
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

The fact that one pursues a course con.
tfary TO established praciices. is no proof
tha, his course is wrong. s~
The fact that communi,yis dis.orbed.
does not necessarily place the responsible
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

The President has recognized Juan de Ia CANA
asthe Consul General of the Republic of Mexico.
to reside al New-York. and Henry @. Andrews.
consul Of Greece, for Boston.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

In this nation. the state PROCESSES repub.
licanism. On, praclises tyranny the church
PROCESSES christianity, bat practises inf
deity and atheism.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

The Vermont Almanac, Pocket Memo
randum, and Statistical Register. torthe
year 1843: being third alter bissextile
! or leap year.2Astronomical calculations
by Hosea Do,on. Vol. l., No. L.
Woodstock, Vt: Published by Haskell
&sPdlner.-Mercury Press
Thisis work of IA pages, got up
with great nealness and elegance, and fill
ed with affirmation common to such reg
listers, together with some things peculiar
to this work. mentioned by the publishers
below:
I'm presenting the first number ADD be-.
speaking The patronage Of the public to
the VERMONT ALMANAC, we would invite
The attention 10 few of the most promi-
nent features, combining the PRACTICAL and
useful. which we think will give this al
manac pre-eminence over others hereto
fore published
/ FIRST. The astronomical calculations
by Mr.. Doton, containing in a condensed
i page more matter than any almanac ex-
lant. WHICH for convenience and correct.
ness, cannot be surpassed.
SECOND. The blank for journal print
, ed upon writing paper with space sutfi
; Gent 10 write oat memorandum of the
principal daily occurrences. forming {
very valuable feature, and Of Itself alone
worth the price of the book.
Il THIRD. The geographical and stalis,l.
! cal tables, to be continued annually, so ar
E ranged that the whole can be bound il
Volumes,-four years to complete scrie
e Of about six hundred pa ges,- rendering
: invaluable to be preserved as a booa 9
v reference.
!, FoURTH. TIE arrangement Of Tow
Officers, Post Masters, Post Offices, an
!, professional men in Vermont. being de
" cided Improvement of the usual method 0
so running them together as 10 make it
?, difficult task to look them out.
n Firm. The general government 9th
10 United States, and the clsIl 90 5ernmer
d of Vermont. 10 successive and conyen
!. lent form.
And finally. embracing a mass of Walt
y able Information, embodied in forn
$ which cannot fail to make it decidedly th
Pr mostsvaluable book for The price, yet ofe
re ed TO the. public
wi We would tender our grateful az
ID acknowledgements to Post Masters and 9th
!. ers, WHO have kindly favored US With il
= formation relative to their several respe,
live towns. THE PUBLISHERS.
! HThe above work is for sale at ii
{ Telegraph Office Price one shilling.
l. =
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

Nothing so much dislurbs acommunily
in error, as the fui,hful preaching Of the
truth.
community thus disturbed must blame
themselves. not the one who breaches te
them the truth 10 love and failhfulnes.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30

ity for lhe disturbance on the one who is
called the disturber.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-11-30
THE LATTER DAY SAINTS.

The emigration of the "Mormons, or
Latter day Saints" fron this port is daily
increasing. Notwithstanding the rascall-
tiles Of their apostle, Joe Smith, having
been so of en- denounced and exposed hese
well meaning but deuded enthusiasts con-
iinue to leave their native country by hun
dreds. in order 10 swell the number Of his
dupes ON The other side of the Atlantic
The class Of persons thus emigrating are,
in appearance and worldly circumstances,
above the ordinary run Of Storage passen
| gers. The bulk of them are fronilhe mid.
land counties-farmers and farmers ser.
wants, with their wives and families. Up.
4 wards Of 5000 have ALREADY emigrated
and an rqual number will probably leave
before spring. As no better freight is OF
ferng, The New Orleans vessels are ia
king these disciples Of the knavish black
smilh al very low figure. The Sydeu,
f1r instance, ONLY received glI5 for $50 oil
The Mo.mons, while Inc Henry has agreed
to carry lao FIR 9I00-little more Than
; fifteen shIllinos a head !! All this is clear.
ly indicative of two things: first. the ntlel
stagna,ion of trade between this port and
America at the present moment; and, sec
oudly, The prevalence of superstition and
simplicity amongst a class ofour country
men who ought TO know better than q
lravestheir homes and kindred IN order 10
]falow the fortunes Of one OF the most ig
: norant and lmpudent quaeks Of moderl
days, whose knavery is so9ransparent a
10 be seen through By every person Of or
: binary capacily.- L;rsrpoof Albion. :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

HUBBARD, GARDNER co. are receiving direct from the
Ill Manufactures their supply of Shoes Hats, Leather &C.
for sale % for cash, or TO puncIual cusfomers
Il. ms nns calf sewod Boo,ees part Miles make
lined and bound kip, sewed and pegIed Shoes and
Boorees
Mems coarse do. do. do.
uo calf nailed and india rubber Over Shoes
Do do. morocco and seal dancing Pumps and slippers
Ladies' kid Shoes, of various patterns and qualities
Do. do. seal and morocco walking Shoes
Do india rubber Over Shoes
Women's leather weted Shoes and common slippers
Misses fine Kid Slippers
Do. seal walking Shoes
DO. leather do. do.
Boys fnc calf and kip Shoes and Bootecs
DO. common lined and bound do
Do. coarse pceged and sewed do do
Chdrens morocco and leather Shoes straps ankle c' anu
Chdrens leather sewed and peeeed Bceees thick 'olos
$50 b01es BUofS-consisftng Of
Mems fine calf Boots, part Miles make
no. Do. do calf calf do do. wafer proof
Do. thick s.~ed and sscsd Boots
40 DO. DO DO. Russia, plain and silk DO q"
81 Do %ens and boys black and drab wool 90.
20 dozen DO DO h sa, fur ..,1 Ga9 9o.
10 do. do cloth and velvet do
s ssss Leather, ss ss and ..oa a.
800 $50 do. oak do. do. very good
dozen d. c.sn: Ksen., French and Other qualities
Welt Leather, Kipskins Boot MOROCCO and seasS'ns
Cotton and India Irvine, Boot Cord
Web BristIes, Backing and Vnrnsh
S ssG sge. s f Fn snd
$50 reams letter Paper plain and sn ruled
COO d. common ard double .Izs wrapping paper
100 nests hair and seal Trunks
50 e .aass' wni,.sn,oses Cotton and Woo, Cards
s s , and black a e 's GASDsR
Sept - Wv"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
YuIuoble Renl Estate for Sale.

PURSUANT 10 decree of the County Court OF Buckingham
on the h instant the undersigned will offer for
public auction the premises, on The oh day OF Sove
ceased entirely surrounding village Of Maysve lying on
10y which is bounded for more than nan mn me
and containing eight acresabou one nan OF
which is cleared The cleared land generally OF good qualify
Of Il of first Slate River land There IS ABOUT
seventy acres of low grounds the tactabout twenty hve
Of which has hereours kept meadow and ana IS ee ron
nundation and Well attended TO- yielded very havy eop
of grass. This estate conveniently and
divided into two farms will be sod in the lump or
into small parcel. suit purchasers : ,,,,
At the and place. will also sen ha sa.nane
Tavern Lot known aysviIle HOTEL adjoining the pubic
square and occupied by Nathan H. Thornton, Eq ne
on this lot are spacious aud fully sufficient Tor nt
comfortable accommodation the number Of visitor wh'
have heretofore palronizci it. As designated 10 the pan o.
icwn il contains only four acres will sell along WIN
IN. Garden 10, four acres and now In the hgnes
STATE of fertility whole OF the foregoing valuable properly
will Le sold long credit. .,,,
JOHN HILL Commissioners.
GEO. II. MATTHEW'S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
POWHATAN HOUSE.

THE subscriber taken lease the above Establishment,
and will possession the first day of October next
until which time House will be kept heretofore by T. n-
val Esq., would he pleased his friends and all others that
may favor with CALL II is deemed unnecessary 10 say any
thing in relation locality Of this House. must he gene
rally known been for the principal House ~
city; suffice 10 there not location to equal Ihe
travelling with their families and members OF the or
whose will b. made The House
will undergo thorough repair All promise is to Use the
ny ability render Satisfaction TO all who may favor me
with their company, and all ask trial. There VIII he
Ia ks and different landing places to convey pas
sensers and baggage free of charge ~
c.r,e a5-iaw?nif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

FASHION ASD Bosros--The Spirit of the Times says
The matter appears TO be settled that Fashion and Bos
ION ,,iu meet nj Baltimore. kendalls meeting com
menees on The Sd Tuesday 18th October, that il may
be confidently anticipated that on Friday the 2s' Bos
ton and Fashion, with others likely enough, viii
start for the regular Jockey Club purse for four mile
hoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

Hos. TnoxAs w. GILMER-We are sorry 10 learn;
that this gentleman has been seriously III ever SINCE
Congress adjourned. He e now at the Alum springs,
seeking relief. The months ression OF Congress was
enough make The whole nation sick, looking on, aho
wandering ON il and therefore We are not surprised al
the illness OF Governor Gmer, who was on several OF
The most aborious committees of the House OF Repre-
sentatives.- Globe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

NJ oTICE-The Adjourned Meeting Of The Hanover AgrruIu
Society will take place the Old Church. Hanover ON
Saturday, the lst dny Of October
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-In pursuance Of Deed OF
Trust executed the subscriber by George l. Smith and
Martha W. his wife, the oath day OF December 1893 and duly
recorded in The Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Prince Ed
ward certain purposes therein spec hed shall expose 10
SALE public auction for cash. House and Lot near the town OF
Farnvlr, Just beyond the limits Of the corporation The house
brick dw cling with excellent cellar two
IL and through the middle The place
well fixed with buildings OF every kind suited the place.
The sO square yards The will take place,
premises the 9th day OF October next The place nj
prse occupied by WIN. W. HES ESQ., and will be shown by
my self any person desiring examine the property.
WIN. &. FLoURNOY, Trustee.
Sent 42-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

SILK DeEs.Es-The ~ York Post says: "a silk
dress snc as the wealthy alone afford to wear and
which would cost from thirty to fifty dollars, pays two
dollars and half per pound weight, duty CON-
non silk dress such as the wives of our citizens gene
rally wear, and which would cost about ten dollars, and
weighing, The same, i, chargcahle with the same duty
Thus the majority If women, whose means are Limited
have to pay as high duty for ten dollars worth o
goods as the rich have to pay on fifty dollars; and this
done, either to build up Ire manufacturer or 10 favor
the rich is too palpable to escape the notice of the
people"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

NOTICE.-The CoPartner-hip Of VIM. P. Tucker Co is
this LAY dissolved by mutual consent VIM p Tucker is
debts due the and the debts
due from concern and Is authorised the Of vii
liam r. Tucker & Co. for that purpose
WILLIAM p. TUCKER,
ELISHA BARKSDALE, in
IIyco Halifax, Va Sept lst, 1912.
0 The Mercantile business will he carried at the above
place and style of WILLIAM p. TUCKER
s.nt On 42-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

RUNAWAY IN JAIL-Was committed TO the Jail of Ale
IL ehany county the h Of July last runaway who cans
himself ne-and says belongs John Fnney of The comfy
of Nottoway 35 40 old about feet inches
high built inclined to ye"wisb color, e. no, very
laekhe has car on the side Of his neck occaoned by
rising speaks rather quick when spoken TO- has on
light leans coat jeans pantaoons Two wed cotton par,
OF ataoons estrped loose lnsey wnrmsie had
in his possession aw pair of pnchers and dirk kne
The owner will COME forward property, and take H
away or he will be dealt with as the law direcs rn
N'' " " JAMES T. BAKER.
Tailor Of Allegheny county, Va
6, IN 4a-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
SCHOOL QUOTAS.

SCHOOL QUOTAS.
For The information Of the School Commissioners Of me
State.
PpoRTIoyMEST of the Appropriations from the Literary
Fund for the education Of the p0or In the year 1919
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

II 8 LoAy.-The r. Y Journal of Commerce says
that The Governmrn, has been offered par for mil
lion and half of the six per cent loan, only with the
condition that if the parties Offering so elect they shall
be at liberty to take five mill ons more at the same
rate any time within sixty days. This offer was re-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

subssSe having sn5aSsa =, s
insucess for his win be pleased receive into his
family few ladies' who will be instructed In an inc use
full and branches OF finished female
Mss Toe selected and engaged for the subscriber by the
Rev. Dr. John Ludlow and the Rev. Dr. Mcknight OF phiade
p who furnish the unqnesionabe testimony to her mo-
well intellectual WORTH and recommend her as young
e @ on e as an , and close
the 10th of December with vacation during the monh OIL
August.
object education Of daush
ers the number Of pupils vii! be limited to ~ H., ros,.h
branches, including bed washing, fuel lights, &c. an
Music, with the use of the Piano, Is
Painting and Drawing ~
Ornamental Work,
mock Ia Richmond twelve miles from the former and thirty
from the latter pacethe neghborhood agreeable ana seneei
sickness however, every attention will be bestowed wRh paren,
tai and charge made for professional services should
An advance Of 90 or $50 will be desirabe-one half of The Ies
due be paid tho LIST Juy aud the balance nj the emu OF
As the Teacher is engaged for the scholastic year at 1
price, and number pupils limited Will De received
~ '''' '''"e '''A' ~ '''"''' JEFFERSON MINOR.
References are made to P MCGUIRE Rev. Philip
Montague and Mr. James H. Garne of Essex nessrs oveI
White aud John w Dew Of King Queen Mr. Robert Pollard
Col lo B. Corbin of Carone Mr. VIM H. Tayloe OF Richmond
county.
Address the subscriber, at Mllers Tavern, Va.
Midway, Essex county, Va, Sept. %, 1877 4.-luJ
DOWHATAN FEMALE sEMINARY.-This institution, which
has been in constant operation for the last ten years under
miles above the city Of kichnond In neiehbohoo moral IN
eisen and unusually heah. The buildings are large aud
commodOs having spared provide for the
comfort and accommodation of TIE pupils The course Of study
is liberal and systematic possible facility being Afforded Tor
acquiring thorough aud practical knowledge Of the useful and
polite branches of complete female education The supervision
is parental calculated the principal improve the
and morals of his pupils The school room sup
piled with extensive and well selected for usa
os aud experiments in the different departments of natural
science.
scholastic divided into Winter aud Summer
The FORMER comprising period Of six months,
The Monday November and the last Friday In
April the comprising period o four months
the first Monday June and closes tho Iast Friday In
September Vacations in the months Of May and October
The for the Winter teim commencing the first
Monday November and payable al its Close as fol-
B"ard and tuition in the English branches, s7s %
Music including Of Piano, - 0O
French ~ 90
Drawing and Painting. 900
So required from each member of the class in
Chemistry.
The pupils being limited Is desirable that ap2ica
nns for admission be made early day. All communications
must be directed TO Smihvle, Puwhaan.
JNo u. TINsLEY, Principal.
Sept 10 42-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE IN BUcKINGHAM.-Ths
undersigned compliance with the will OF Archibald Aus
tin dece se offer portion Of The tract OF land
which the teator resided which lies the souih side Of the
road leading o Ben. c,sss to s lou ID o and
Slate River neehborhocd remarkable for wealth and in
crence The high land Of good quality and there cons
dcable quantity land several streams which through
the tract than third Of the land cleared the
balance timber There dwelling housrs
on The land and desired II will be divided suit purchasers
RI not sold privately before that time will be offered publicly
Of the said Archibald AUSTIN Thursday
the day OF November next The land viii he sbewn
DESTROYS purchase BY Thoms Austin who lives tn tho
land adjoining. Terms made known the day OF safe.
! GRACE AUSTIN, ExecutriI, and
JAMES AUSTIN,
JAMES NJ AUSTIN, and
| THOMAS AUSTIN,
| Executors Of Archibald Austin, deceased.
fSpl. 80 42-wtds
| "a The Whig win copy as shovel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

you were pressed with the publication of the proceed
ings of The most extraordinary Congress the world
has ever seen, occasioned its delay.
Be so kind as to publish this explanation with the
following letter, and oblige,
Yours, respectfully,
EONTAINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

Ma. DIcxrvs.-We learn that The new work of Mr.
Dickens relating TO this country, is called "Amercan
Notes for General Circulation, and will be published
here early in November, by Lea q Blanchard, in one
| voInme
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
FRIEND TO TRUTH AND SCIENCE.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE ENC UJREI

Enclosed is letter nddl essed to Doct5r Nathaniel
Chapman, Of philadelphia. | have chosen public
journal for the publication of this letter, to attract
public attention to the case of one only excepting
hydrophobia of the most mortal diseases that ever
did aiiict mortal have this to say, that the
disease took place ON nv son on the night Of the 18th
May last, and was penned down in a few days there
after, ali except what you will find in brackets.
am unacouain,ed with mesnerism. know nothing
of the pnr, the mesmerzer performs only give you
the facts, nor do wish the fate of this remedy, u
possible, TO be knit with it, Far from II! But let u oe
as il NAV. it was original with me, and the gift Of
tAs kindnes, Of az adored Proridenee.-Aii was
penned at the aforen time down to the bracket
in the lower part of the fourth page, and also the
postscript. Want Of time 10 finish it and knowing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
$4,000 90 sI7.14 81 sca,774 81

No apporonment made for the Counties Of Carroll
This will he d0i the necessary nfo
received, aud previously to the payment Of the QUOTAS
of Ora, son. Harrison and Monongaila.
J. BROWN, JK, Superintendent Lit. Fund.
Second AUDITORS Office, 2Cih Sci L. is42 f2-Il
VM. c. CARRINGToN, ArTo.srr Law, Charlotte c. H.
w will practise In all Charlotte aud Halifax
Refer Dckerson BaIksdse, Charlotte; Booker Scott,
do. John Sims Halifax; Peathy r. Caiian, Richmond
Drs r. H. and r. &. Cabe, do James y. Cunningham, do
Landon {. Read, do.
Sept 30 42-wGw>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

RICHMOND MAEKETS-sErr 90
WurAr-51 o 81 cents per hnshel.
CoRS-55 bushtl.
O.Ts-30 cents from wagons and railroad. -
$50 " WORKMAN. McGRUDER & co
mn liabilities of Lysl. Johnston yeli with
the settlement of which have been charged are falling due
90 raoly that To them, prompt payments from those IN
ebted 10 the firm Indispensable and unless made sha he
compelled under Of the trust reposed IN me, TO put III
sun "'' LEWIS HILL.
g.. y, 42-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
eco nnn l-lnn nri1na Of 900 dollars

81 ,39G prizes amounting TO si,2i7,2io
70 No I.ottery-3 drawn ballots
Tickets S20-halves 10 quarters 5-eiehthsa 90
Certificate n Package OF &c Whole Tickets S0-shares in
proportion.
MARYLAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY Class C, for
1872 drawn in the city OF Baltimore, on Wednesday 9th
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-09-30

Through all the realms Of nonsense, absolute"
Such would have bee the distinguished honor bestow-
ed upon one of the most gifted of Dullness, If
some malignant star had not postdated his native
hour to period when Dryden, no Pope, should
1--we to reward his llustrous merits with the NEED Of
poetic Immortality. What an exquisite dish would
these poe,ca cooks have served up of the BRAIN heart
and liver of this editorial biped!
L again repeat. that The claims of Mesmersm SO Far
from being weakened, strengthened BY the report OF
the Richmond physicians, and that religion, morality
and science demand strict scrutiny into it's surPris
ing phenomena.