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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
From ne Comna,r.
TIE voIrNrrER COMP NIrs or n1cnMnrn

THE VOLUNTEER COMPANIES OF RICHMOND
1t has been a subject OF remark for some time.
past, within the circle Of our acquuni1nce that tn
military spirit among the Volunteer Companies of
Richmond seemed TO be nba,ing. why is this7 We
believe there is scarcely man in the community
who does not acknowledge the necessity OF such as
sociatons IN our Southern towns. The service Use
is pleasing. Every nan is endowed with N innate
Undesirable feeling, which rises at the tap OF the
drum At the recital Of heroic deeds and there are
but few OF our youth who would not eagerly unite
themselves 10 some one Of our companies Il they
we're not restrained by those who control their nc
tons. Every good citizen should feel Il 10 he his
duty 70 qualify himself for his country's defence
or at least contribute all IN his power 10 ena bic those
Who are willing 70 do so. The objection which hiss
been sometimes urged against connection with Tho
volunteer companies Of Virginia that II leads TO DIS
sip1 ion, longer eIists-Theif meetings nre nov
solely Tor company business, ard their mlsters for
military discipline and instruction. Society has
ceased 10 cOunicnance abuses which we're once prac
useu, anu the officers and men nov actuated by
| dhefsnt feelings and better principles. We may
as well expect 70 see restored the old system Of COM
Quoting elections IN this State, when every candt
date carried his barrel Of brandy 10 the election
ground, mounted upon n tumbrei cart whence u was
distributed IN gourds 10 the 'sovofegns' around. IN
81 every man reeled "gloronsly free and gorously
drunk" as 70 see our military staggering through
the streets or running into excuses on public occ1
sl0ns. The expense, too, which Is esteemed an OBJ
lection, Is not hafas great as is generally inns gned.
Inc companies now m THIS city, are, the Light
Infantry Blues, the Scarlet Guard the Wnshington
Gronadiols, and the Faysue Auullery. The Schws r.
zen Yagers, which word, we believe, corresponds
70 "Hunismen," IN our language, authorised 20 be
raised by act Of the last General Assembly, are
not yet organized. And the Dragons. AZ one time
justly the pride Of Richmord, II not ds5anded, hove
ceased 70 consider themselves a company, since the
resignation Of Captain Mayo IN November lost.
We sincerely trust on effort will be made 70 revive
this corps.
Ofthe Blues, whose history bot a short time since
We extracted from spirited sketch Of the corps,
/ published in the October number ofthe u. 8. Mil
iary Magazine, we have only to speak in CONNIE nd
alton. u is one OF the oldest companies in the "
states, and has continued ne career since 1898, with
uninterrupted activity, usefulness and honor. The
commissions Of rs several oaptoins as ascertained
by the official register in The Office Of the Secretary
Of the Commonwealth, bear the following dates.
William Richardson, 10Th May, 1898,
Henry s Shore, 2fh June, 1879
WIN Murphy, 2ist Feb'y, 1910.
John q Gsmble, 20th April 1915.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
Rmmoyed changes IN N. CaLin,t.

The frail concern-frail in more respects than
one' which Mr.. Tyler fabricated on the ruins Of
Genl HARkIsoN's Cabinet-bids fair to tumble TO
peIceS' We have had frequent rumours of a dis
soluton-but thus far they have been premature.
we suppose there can now be no longer n doub,
about the iact-as we find il stated in TYLER M
per, the New York Erprsst. According to tina,
paper, the Secretary of tho Treasury is certainly
to be dsmissed-and to be succeeded probably bv
Governor Marcy-who is memorable on one nc.
count at least, that ofhavng had his breeches mend
ed when Governor OF New York. and charging the
bill to the Statel He will make on admirable
Tyler Secretary OF the Treasury But what is to
become Of the gentleman, who looks so much like
the statue of Washington, "when viewed from the
East angle of the Hall Of the Capitol Of Viz
ginia ?"
The Expresssays:
There arc signs in, and from Washington Of
ne" ana extraordinary movements there both in
the Capitol and at The White House. f. is prettv
clear, os we judge from the giVings out, that Ia.
tiii 1911 connected with Distribution Bill will run
full tilt against the Veto.
There are signs too OF change or changes in
the Cabinet. The Secretary OF the Troasu,y
though n gentleman,y amiible man, and reunited 10
0o good Lawyer, IS not the man for this pecuniarv
crisis. The Exchequer Bill has languished under
his auspices The Loans have not been we'll mnnag.
co. The President needs at that post man Of bsh
intelec, and commanding address, in whom ali men
o. al parties will put great confidence. If Albert
Galatin, or men Of his school, were at the head Of
The treasury, the Finances Of the country wou
not be IN their present predicament. Whether IL
has ever entered the head Of tho President t. make
change there, we cannot sly, but we clearly see,
mot Mr Forward cannot oil that post much longer
and when a change takes place among my Of
the members Of the Cabinet, Il is not NJ al impro
baOie rs We hear. that a moderate opposition man
viii be brought IN. Gov. Marcy Of this State has
been named in one Of the Washington pnpers.
Whether the Senate would confirm hni is another
question.
There are many other things brewing in Wash.
| ington, which time will soon disclose. While M
! Van Buren, has been threading the pine woods Of
the South, and erooking among tho bends Of the
Mississippi no Is nov worrying on The
pr,iries OF mo wabash, and looking at tho Great
Lakes Mr. Calhoun's friends nre not idle in Vasb
inglon or elsewhere. We shall soon begin to sec on
ell sides a moving Of the big waters"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

The following is the vote by which the House
adopted the Sona,e's ratio:
YEAS messrs. Allen, Landau w Andrews
Sherlock Andrews, Barnard, Barton. Beeson, Bid,
lack, Black, Bronson, A V Brown, Milton Brown,
Jeremiah Brown, Burke, William Butler Patrick
& Caldwell, ThomssJ Campbell Casey Chapman,
Chds, John G Clark, Coles, Cravsns, Cross,
Daniel, Dawson, Eastman, Everett, Fessenden, Fill
moe, Thomas + Foster, Gamble, Gmer, Goggin,
Pot. g Goode, Granger, Cuisine, Gwin, Haber.
shnm, Hall, Hopkins, Houston. Howard. Hunter,
Hunt, Chas. lngorsoli, James Irwin, Jack, James,
Cave Johnson, John w Jones, Isaac ID Jones,
King LaneJLewis, Lowell, Mckay, Samson Ma
son., J Thompson Mason, Mnthiot Mouocks, Max.
well, Miller, .ditchell, Moore. Morgan, Morrow
OwsIey, Parmen,er Piekens, Pope, Powell, Prom,
Benjamin Randall, Randolph, Ravner, Read, Re
ding, Rhet', RidgwaY, Rodney, Rogers, William
Russell, James NJ Russell, saltonstal. Saunders,
Shaw, Shepperd, Slade, Truman Smith, Sprgg.
siokoly, Alexander RI II Stuart, John r Stuart
Summers, Sumter, Taliafsuo John . Thompson,
Richard w Thompson, Jacob Thompson Trum-
bull, Tourney, Underwood, Van Rensselaer, Wal.
lace, wauenI Washington, Wsttorson, Edward d
White, James w williams, Wise, Yoke, Augus-
,us Young, and John Young-il3.
NAYS Messrs. Adams, Appleton, Arnold.
Aherton, Aycfigg, Baker, Birdseye, Boardman,
Borden, Bots, Bjwne, Boyd Brewster, Briggs,
Charles Brown, Bunell William q Butler. Green
W Caldwell. Calhoun, John Campbell, William u
Campbell, Caruiher, Chrtenden, Staley NClafke,
Ctijfd, Clinton, James Cooper, Mark a Coopfr,
Cowsn, Cpnston, Gushing, Garrett DAVIS, Richard
ID DAVIS, Dean, Debery. Dog, John Edwards John
& Ed~ards, Egbert, Ferris, John g Floyd, Charles
A Floyd, Torrance, A Lawrence, Poser, Gentry.
Giddings. William O Goode Gordon, Graham.
Green, John Hastings, Hayes, Holmes, Houek.
Hubbard, Hudson, Joseph Ingersoll, William w
Irwin, WIN Cost Johnson, keim John r Kennedy,
Andrew Kennedy, Linn. Lulefeld. Robert Nc
Ciellan, McKennin, McKson, Mafcband Alfred
Marsh4n, Mathews, Maynard. Medin. Meri~ether,
Morris, Newhard, Diver, Osborne, Partridge Payne,
Pesrcs, Pendelon, Plumer, Ramsey, Reynolds,
Riggs, Roosevelt, Sanford, Shields, Simonton, shy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
CHEAPER STILLff
SODA WATER.

In the United states Court the Eastern District Of
Virginia, June 18Th, 1872
A LBERT SNEAD aud JAMES X BRIDGES, mere hans
"a and partners, trading u"der the firm Of snead a
BRIDGES, aud Albert Snead A. James Bridges their
individual characters, Of the City OF RehGiond having
hicd petition praying that they may Lo declared bank
rups Ills ordered that all peTsous claiming oibc creditors
OF the said Suead idges and Albert and James
Bridges in their Individual characters, show To
the the 18Th ay July next why the said snead
BRIDGES, aud the said Abcri Suead and James Brdse,
IN their individual characters Ice declared bank rups
pursuant the Of Congress that behaif that
copy this order be published the newspapers accord
ing to the 22d and Gath rules OF court
A copy. Teste,
je 90 w5w HENRY GIBSON. Ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
RICHMOND WING.
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE 40.
PUBLIC MEETING.

D-A Meeting OF the Citxens OF Richmond and
Mane hester will he held at the Exchange Room, MON.
DAY hight, the eh inst. to take into consider the
depressed condition OF the Manufacturing and Coal Inter
es,s, and take such .he subject may be
deemed ekpeJient ielg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
ITis.n Svy6" r6 6SP ATTrrsSw


Tonic Mixture, Vegetable Fobnfgc, specific aud last
ing cure Tor Feree aeHe, Constitutional Dbiy, AMI or
long 30 extensively and IN succ essfy employ rough
out The u9hed States and elsewhere. has been essentially
improved by the original inventor (sni sole,
and exclusive manufacturer, again) Df Rowand,
ancr residence Of upwards % two years during 1879
and ~ the banks oftho Missssipp woro he cuinr.
od the fullest ADVANTAGES sud opportunities fJr acquiring
ease p Ia tic Grca western valley and Tor apply
inF testing and sun further rerfcctns his peculiar method
Of ucainE That particular class Of complaints, which
he has for upward. NJ ~ years devoted LIS almost eIcu
evc attention Hence, the improved Tome Miuure IL
wcsiefn anil Tropical climates.
Now hat the manufacture ~ his fimous aud pnver.
nhproprictor, maT hcnocf,rh be depended upon Tor
cncd during the recent ahseucc OF The author IN lessen
uio extensive employment which this hvoric remedy
Win mhalons counterfeit substitutes anil loudly
htralded new A. olcs But the True Afifer under ~
other viii receive The ~ tho autho shall be- in.
modatey fesupped 10 every section ~ the oouns
once commanded without rival The Tonic mixture
rests Ne claims 10 public confidence years ~ ra and
hguc. whether professional domestic oroiherwse-oial
euzinr continuance of compeuuon, and guaranteeing
ment. subranti benefit Than be derived from
~ Ss, s9e5ees ,es,he, nc common ssso r, ., e.
leave tie vreeHed Invalid with p0ie saioW eoHHfHaHce
fge svsHed nj and fsd botrss and senssfona pe,v,
dog tho systcm called s the weafcd md hopeless suf,
fcror Inward fever" Thesc distressing symptoms CON
fnne flr months ani sometimes yetre fcrninstnr NJ
Length, In IN incurable Dfony Consumption. Conrcaions
or otter fatal disorders Recovery nndet tho u ~ r.
Imnroved Tonic MIXTURE, however. s petert sni e,,
niefe. mo fefnrs hfrp1fHF ~ az ebssrf,t -
,gsl,sosls 80 ~ hsniht nod reiapsef ave No. moi 80
n oeesr faaa an 0uarf n me- dssate in s.s - -
sepef nal ne Afne hstore Todianauish Rogsofs H.,
prevention MIXTURE, from al others and 6om eo,,,.,
feHs infaons anil substitutes. each bottle In eld, -,
benf wrapped ~ The nov envelope andnn ezra cove,,
furnished with label which In nv owe ,,,,
signature, which passes across tho month and -, ~
derroycdtn dfHwinf the cork WV '"''' u"
should h' transmitted, directly IN the only mann,
nfcfand proprietor, W John Rnwand Cr,,,r.,o y,
univorIiy Of "a once and Iborafory n N,,ts s ="
street. Philadelphia. 49, WI" Seoond
" The utmost ugor ~ tho Lave will be s,r,c,,,u
enforced aRanG ovcTy attempt Unite Ion =, .'p
Asuppy receiyedh y JOHN oAYNOp one dop, 10.
The Bel Tavern, Sole Agent for Richmond liz IE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
THE MovEMENrIN pEr.AwApr

great wbig meeting was held in Delaware city
on Saturday last, when Mr. Clay was nominated
for the Presidency, and Mr. Clayton for the Vice
PRESIDENCY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
HENRICO A0RTCULTURAL NM HcRTI
I. 4.

no The neu Exhibition Of Ibis society will be In the
month of October next anf tho order Of with
lisio premiums, will nc published a few weeks
The Executive Committee meantime give notice That
premiums will be- offered most n the srue Ies parie,
larry productions - the Mecbanc Arts ADD n House.
hold Industry, Tor which premiums were given 1.-THE ast
October meeHng. ieln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
RIVER REPORT
I.IBERIAt

u(- Tho American COLONIZATION society are ah,,, .
send large ani interesting eIpc,lion NJ tiha.i 70
days with more than 30 persons ." lew
The subscriber 10 an Agent NJ ,ho ss.t.,. .
tom the clnh.ns OF Richmond assistance TO A. on bs
teop.e S"'oitaoy Money Is scarce and WI. are there
fore cndeaSoring TO obtain an outfit '"e'e-
Any persons who will send IN proy,s,ans, "a p., I, 49,.
HeriinEs, Flour, Molasses, sugar Te. Caa.s 80 NJ.
Goods, Tools or Lumber, the store OF M Ia, ely
WI" confer asor and promote the cause of hums inv
ANYTIME during this week tho subscriber will !. e.,
and will call upon the citizens onporp ~ o
ic0 'onSbLivs,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

des. sualy. sssenssd. sus,,ea. s.snsy. TaliaE
hast, foianJ. Toaliasoa. Tnplsu, Van Bosen.
Weller. Je..rh l. White. chrsiophss IL Williams.
Joseph l. Williams. and Wood-i03.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
Richmond, June 2Nb, 1912

Tie subscriber will continue The Carpenters and House
loiners business, n The shop formerly occupied by
Mrchei Psard on u or Cary street, betwcen i6ih and
va streets, whore he should be pleased 10 sec pcfson'
Who want such YORK done NJ short notice upon odeiate
terms. RFUnEN r.. POLLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
u SI.II.NIAN.

- Lhte OF fTcdcrlck SbuTg,
las lust received stock 81 New Goods In his line,
comprising English and French Cloths and Cassi,
meres-Do Nesings-Iincn DrilnngB, white end c0ored,
aud every article IN the line 81 his trade. All Of which
will be made up, IN tho ncatost STYLE 10 suit customers.
iclh eOpW y. SPIINAA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

NOI1CE.-Sesici proposals will be received until the
H day ~ The present month Tor me removal ofthe
Courthouse of Hcnuco county from ne present ioraion
snd rebuilding INC In cOnnex0u with The Clerks
once n sad county, according the plan niet with
icfk 81 me Couri, which can be seen on application
him Who will make all necessary oNponatotf AMI with
whom n "a requencd the proposals. be deposited
ny The cgmuoc appointed n contract Tor snt suporin
IcnI. The WnIk L. ~ rnf1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

Without designing in any degree to intrude our,
selves upon the affairs of Others We would ask in
the military, will they not quicken themselves 10
recover from their weakness Let them but make
the effort, Danish Indifference and officers and men
unite in harmonious action and their ranks will be
hlled. We call upon our citizens to lend them a
helpns hand. The numerical force of the company
is 46, commanded thus:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
DIssOT.tfTION

TUE copartnofship herroforc esirfior betucev
Hrrhcu& Pollard. was dissolved nv tho i7h inafsuf
~ mutual con9cno f parles Al persons Indebted 10 he
sad concern arc 'arne Sly requested % make immediate
payment, and Those havina claims aganst mo aa
are requeaed 90 present them 10 Reuben r. Pollard VINO
a.i. su"iNeu 7" coucct snn dachlrfe tho iChtq oi
The aahi hrin' JOHN niRCHETT
.... hbuBEN =. POLLARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

TwENTY hhds whisEsy ne, Lseeysd and ioI ale low
joO doors below the Bell.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

A VIM Fiansv, iash Aesil, isis.
w@ MsrPhy. tsi ,iaas) I'd sept, isss.
/ James M Johnson. ash March, ls25.
Geo w Munford. 32d July, 1879.
Thomas n Bigger 2sgh Aptil Is3a
Geo w Muaford, I'D tlune) slh Aug, 1853.
The company at this time is in good or
der and discipline as perhaps i has ever beso in
time OF peace. There at presen, ~ regular
airy members. The officers OF the Corps are the
follow ing:
GeHrge wyihe MunforJ, Captain,
George II rompkins. Is, Lieutenant,
Wv Macmurdc do do
Edward n Allen, % do
VIM Y Sheppard, do do
Ell Richards, Orderly Sergeant
The Scarlet Guard is q comparatively new COM
pany, established in ls39-is full OF life, spirit and
determination, and We believe, possesses every adj
vantage Of qualification among men and officers.
new spirit has been infused into the corps lately
and they are manifestly improving in numbers and
discipline. The commissions of its Captains run
thuS
John ID Munlord, 18th April, 1880.
George w Goode, nth March, isii.
John ID Munford, I'D time) 9th Feb'y, lsis.
There are at present ~ regular members upon
the roll, With the following officers.
John ID Munford. Captain,
Adolphus Morris, LIST Lieutenant,
John Gsynor, do do
VIM III Redwood, I'd do
VIM Jaquelin Taylor, do do
George A Pearcc, Orderly Sergeant
The Grenadiers were commissioned origin ally as
Rihemen, under the name of the ''Washington Rifle
Corps" and the Captains commits as such are:
WIN ii Richardson, 9Th September, 1891
James w Dbrell, 30ih March, 1886
James Lyons, goth June, 1889
In February, ls4o, they were changed to Light
Infantry. and then took the name of Grensdiets.-
We regret TO learn that the same eOhssirs spirit
does not prevail among this corps among the two
before particularly mentioned. Some effort seems
to be necessary to put them in proper humor with
themselves. In military matters, generally, We all
know that the will Is half the battle; In this case
particularly, we will say;
"Csnnot is false; and that dare not, faiscr;
-Tell them 50, Decus |"
Without designing in any degree to intrude our,
selves upon the affairs of others, would ask in
the name OF many, who claim to be the friends of
the military, will they not quicken themselves TO
recover from their weakness Let them but make
the effort, Danish Indifference, and officers and men
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
Is WANTED ABOUT
JOACHIM HENRY EBERT,

A NATIVE ~ Domitz in the Grand Ducfy OF Mecklen.
"a burg Schwcrin, Germany, aud who resided In tho
year lS23, in Shenandoah County, State 4 Virginia, but
who has of late years been heard lie, or la case
Of his death, his legal heirs desired Apply, without
loss Of time 10 tho undersigned, where tncy will sbtain
information which will prove Ia their alvs ase,
New York, nth June, 1882
Consulate Of MccElcnburg Schwerin.
CHARLES A. HECKSCHER,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20

y OBERT HILL has for sale, Carriage and Horses
~ Tie Carriage is but Little used Also, very eat Bug
~. city made in which great bargains will be s1d Ap
ply az my Commssion nonac. main -. 10 %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
RUN. brandy AM


I ONION BHONVN sTOUT-A lew casIs LON.
II don Double Brown Stout old and fine order
le Is II Abbott
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-20
SUPERIOR PORT WINE.

A SERVANT GIRL, about ~ years old accustomed TO
IL house work hlso, Woman, who Is a good cook.
washer, and ironerand several aborcrs which win hire
low. RONT NJ. in
Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18
From Penn. Inquirer.
EXPERIMENTS IN PHRENO-MAGNETISM
An Extraordinary Case.

Not long since some curious experiments were
performed by Buchanan, Of LOUISVILLE through
the egencv of what is called Phreno-M agne tisFn.
or the application of Mesmerlsm TO the different
organs of the brain. developed on the cranlun,
according to chronological principles. The ac-
counts of these experiments, which appeared IN
the Louisville papers, were copied into various
journals throughou the country, were rldiculed
as impos,ures in nine cases out OF ten, although
thew did not escape the notice OF all believers IN
Animal Magnetism aud Phrenology. The res
pectabitv of DIR. Buchanan was nevertheless
vouched for and in one or two cases witnesses
were adduced TO prove the authenticity of the de
tails. The public mind, moreover, was some>
what excited at the time IN relatIou TO Mesmer-
ism. and thus few of our citizens. among them
one or two physicians were induced to notice the
prominent points more particularly. and TO make
observaons in the of their exper ence, cal
culated either 10 explode the errors or 10 verify
the truth of the statements. One OF these. a
gentleman of the highest standing. professional u
private. in this community, had MS attention
drawn 10 aa especial manner to the case OF the
boy who was unwell, who was liable to the Mes
merle sleep. so-caIled. and when IN his sleep. de-
veloped moral emotions and physical signs, when
the finger of the operator was applied 10 the phre-
nal developments on his cranIum. ana win an
accuracy truly wonderful. The result startled
the phvslcian himself. He had bnt lltte faith
in chronology at the time. although he had seen
numerous instances Of sleep produced through
the influence of animal magnetism ihe case of
the bov however impaired additional interest to
the suhiect-he noticed it to al intelligent TREND,
and 10 connection with that friend commenced
series of experiments The results here, were
still more astounding. Indeed, so much incredu-
liiy had been expressed by medIcai and scient'Hc
men with regard TO mesmerlsrp, lis professors
were ridicued aud laughed at so generally, eha'
Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18

came upon her She arose, and CROPPED about.
Alas, her soul was dark as the sky above her,
and her and memory wavering as her foot
steps in the gloom. The poor gitl was crazed.
She wandered about all that night. She wandered
for days. still calling pteously upon her husband
aud chiding him for his long detay. The hunter,
as he pursued ms game 10 the forest, often met
her, with distracted eye, scanning The whole hor
izDn, as it looking anxlously for the coming OF
some one from afar; 81 dropped tear of sympathy
for the poor girls wretchedness At length, one
day, she came, by accident. upon the very spot
Of the bloody contest Deep stains were upon
the rock; she paused, seemed for moment lost
IN ,hough and then. as if a burning gh, had at
once broke upon her brain, she pressed her
hands convulsivey upon her brow, shrieked fren-
ziedv, "have | found YOU, my love? have
searched long, and YOU have called, aud called,
aud chided me for my delay But have oInd
you now, and ! come. comei' She sprang
wildly far the rock, and sank n shattered
corpse down The deep gorge where her husband
had perished-and the dark brown lovers were In
death again united. ELLA.
Richmond palladium., 1842-06-18
II HOLE NBER 596.

his various extraordinary physical and men tai de
nonstrations, aud was not a, all fatisued at tho
close. He had watched the various experimen n ts
oil which he had been the subject for The last year
and arrived at the CONCLUSION, that they were
beneficial 10 his general health, ina smuch as the
afforded him the kind of exercise that he needed.
tbs opinion Is, that about person IN every
nine, IS peculiarly susceptible 10 The pneiic in
fldencc, and that IN some cases, persons Of weak
physical frame, can influence in the matter de-
sciibed, those Of much more bodily health and
strength. Bu, enough of this subiec, for the pre-
sent The story is indeed marve e!lous one and
many VIII pronounce II exaggerated We can
only repeat. that tho parties are of The highest
respectabiliiy. and that but one sentiment Of won.
der was expressed BY the inrelligen, company in
attendance, most Of whom had unit, that night
regarded all stories, not only of Mesmerism but
of Phrenoogy, with utter increduliiy.