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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21

WoEDEas OF PATHETIsM-The Rev. lie Roy Sun
derland delivered lecture in Lowell last week his
object being TO explain the true philosophy of nd,
aud those laws concerned III the production OF the
meatal states, called Somnaubulism, Second Sight,
Trance, Dreaming, Fascination, Withcrait Insanity,
&c. The Lowell Washingtonian says that the eXpe-
rments were ore interesting than Is m the power of
language 10 describe. For instance on commencing
he informed the audience that he would induce a
state OF catalcpsy, or somnambusm, MIR. Sunder-
land calls II state Of Hypnopahy, or sympathetic
sleep IN number Of the audience, while he was
actually delivering lis lecture. And, as marvellous
as II may seem, and 10 direct opposition 10 the as
symptoms OF the Neurologists, and the be levers IN
Mesm rs theory on concluding hi- lecture four per-
sons were found to be IN state of profound sleep.
Each OF whom were utter strangers 10 the lecturer
and IT was abundanty testified by their friends that
MIR. Sunderland had never spoke 10 either Of
them before they were found in that sleep.
And what was still more remarkable neither Of the
subjects oud speak word, seem TO hear any
thing, from any other PERSON but the lecturer One
lady was put Into trance by the lecturer, and on
giving her some directions 10 where she should go,
she gradually raised her hand with a most heavenly
smile, and commenced most interesting desert lton
OF what she saw. She addressed the spirit of q de.
ceased brother and broke out in pturcs Of praise
10 the Saviour And though she noy9r sings when in
The normal state, she sung in most heavenly
strains, so much that many were affected 10 tears
And while all tins was going up n the platform,
one OF the other subjects who had gone sleep in the
extreme part OF the hail. obs rived 10 be describing
some Of the same things viii h the other saw
number Of equally marvellous experiments were
madeleine iork sun
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21

General Green. Of the Mer prisoners, has return.
ed TO Velasco, aud is a candidate 10 represent Bra
zoria county in the next Congress.
A man named Thomas Wells was stabbed to death
in Galveston ON the 25ih ult, by J. w PLANT for
merly gambler at Houston PLANT was arrested
aud committed for trial, but afterwards brought
out writ Of habeas corpus, and admitted 10 bal
IN the sum Of so, 900, old Treasury notes.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21

Washington yesterday. His health, which has
been precarious most Of the time since his
election, is, we are pleased to learn, now much
improved.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21

TnE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED S ATEs ar.
rived in Washington last evening.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21

n5Mr. Van Buren,, Mr.. Webster, and Gov.
Bouck are at Rochester, N. ", attending the
cattle show
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21
THE COLUMBIANA VOTE

The Globe recently published the result of
ties, vote held in Coumbiana County, Ohio,
showing the following re ult:
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21

recis domino"
Thus the Prague doctor gained the great victory
The citizens of Schoppensedt were n alike OF
their fears OF surplus population and rise IN The
price Of provisions.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-21

We announce with deep pain that Sister Frede-
RIGA died yesterday Of the yellow fever. She one
Of the Sisters Of Charity, who give their benevolent
services to the HJsptal.-N o. Pic.
And thus peri,hes all record on earth Of Sister
ffede'oa passing paragraph, deep, and doubtless
sincere pang, and all Is forgotten. But, not in llea-
ven does the record thus perish Of this selfdenyng
martyr OF Christian beneyolence. True, under the
mysterious Impersonaliy of a Sister Of Charity ~
silent watchers by the dealh-bed of those who have
no other watchers the mother that wept DER her
childhood" may not recognize her own offspring the
brothers and sisters whose glad voices mingled with
hers IN the sports of infancy, may cast unhecdng eyes
upon the page that chronicles her DEATH and little
dream ohose death It IS and still the busy world will
roll on-that world that had no consciousness Of such
an existence, save IN the differing yelled form that
from time To time, as Pestilence waxed strong, and
Death was rotiug on its victims, intent on errands Of
mercy, glided athwart its vision. II will roll on
pause to drop a tear on SITTER Frederica's grave
And who was sister Fedetioa There is none to
answer None 10 say whether that heart 30 prompt
TO assuage anOthers woes, knew torures Of its own;
whether the gentle voice, the noseless step the pa
tent sympathy, the fearless treess de, otedness that
sooihcd the dying moments Of the poor-had in other
day. and m lofty halls stirred the deep soul Of love
led the gay dance, checrcd with approving smile
the struggles Of the brave and free.
MI, 10 our hnlte sense, Is mystery, but all is not
doubt; for, by the life and by the death of Sister
friedrich, we knew with firm assurance, that Faith
''Vp'i aboNt dlls tudIllNs however urea, or
how soon ever forgotten in this world, will not fail
OF their exceeding great and eternal reward in that
which Is to come.-.N Y fine lean.
FRon H,v,s,-By the ship Hellcspont Captain
Ellis, the New York Journal Of Commerce has Ha-
papers to the 9Th instant The yellow fever had
materially absted The news Of the downfall Of Is
partero, the Spanish regent, had reached Havana
and created strong sensation. There was violent
hurricane on the 18th ut on part Of the coast Of
Cuba, extending from Llmonsr in the jurisdiction Of
the Matanzas, to the districts Of soledsd de Bemba
Rogue, Guamutas, and Cimmerones Tie loss of
property, principally on shore, is estimated at up.
wards of 100, 900 dollars
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
POLITICAL.
rnE lArE ELECTIONS.

THE LATE ELECTIONS
1t is SO seldom that the Wing party gets occasion to
rejoice that is now making the most OF recent partial
successes in Maryland and Pennsylvania. As to the
latter State, we hardly say whether their glohca
tons are we'll founded for the returns received
of the popular few and incomplete that we
cannot tell precisely what the state OF public opinion
may be. One thing however, seems certain, ootn IN
that State and in others, that the Democratic losses
are to be ascr,bed to inherent want OF strength
but to the petty and preposterons dssensons which
have nterfered the manifestations of that strength
In almost every town, within our knowledge, where
we have sustained defeat, the event is raceable to
those internal discords which the most harmonious
parties are times liable, but which only Temporal
~ in their effects No we'll informed politician we be-
leve thinks even the face of recent reverses, that
the people Of Pennsylvania are not decidedly Demo
cratic in their political CONVICTIONS.
Even in Maryland-a State that has been usually
regarded entirely Whg-the popular vote in the cleo
ton of Oct in favor Of the democratic candidates
That this truth may not rest merely upon our own
assertion, We copy from the Baltimore Republican,
corrected statement OF the votes returned from every
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

"Whu, we soldiers admire most, resumed Colonel
N 'is the quiet order in which every thing mas oeen
Conducted Your visitors and crew make nearly Twelve
hundred board, and not the slightest noise or con'u
sion has occurred. Music and merrlment prevail over
the company; and your well disciplined crew LOOK on
with silent admiration the universal enjoyment
How | would like to them in fight! ITO NOR,
row we will have sham fight, which you can see, II
as the Governor and his friends nor they gra
tilted than at The ball The Governor told the Lleu'e-
nan,s, tina, If any thing could equal the style in which
they gave balls 10 their friends II was The manner III
which they gave balls their enemcs-,hat he would
always be delighted to the former, but he hoped
ne yer come in contact with the latter. The Cover
nor breakfas,ed with the officers, and they had dned
with MIN previous their ball, and such good feelings
were established between the lmperials and hePuoi-
cans that the Governor and his friends hearing that
we would sail in the morning al day break, came on
board after dark, answering the hail ds mIdsniPman
so as not be known and were amidst the oihcers IN
the wardroom before they knew that ne was ABOARD 10
take leave in n social way. Thus are suodueo tue
greatest national prejndices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
From the Lynchburg Republican,
+" Something ner under the Sun. >


"TBE Wuos OF AMHERST have published in the
Vrginan of the 5h inst, invitation ITO gentlemen
OF all political parties In attend ia festival at the
Courthouse, on thp l9h October and "lhe Ladies
are also especially invited. Yes emphatically, spec
atty invited to attend and arrangements will be made
for their accommodation.
In addition 'the Wings of Amherst are requested to
meet Courthouse, at October Court. for the por
posr Of organizing Clay Club, and for the additional
purpose Of making arrangements preliminary to the
Wing festival"
It's said, there is but one step from the sublime to
the ridiculous and the Wings of Amherst are about 10
give striking illustration of the truth of the remark
"The Ladies sweet creatures yes, they and then,
Must be mounted on hobbies cen Just like The men,"
Ls, the .ue be reversed, and "ihe Wings of Am
herst have It precisely "lhere is but one step from
the ridiculous TO The sublime.
The naked display of the "hI Boy OF the Slashes, "
nearly IN stale of nudity, with ciolied "ambrosial
locks and dirty face, hands and feet, mounted
Ruz,nnnte with meal bag for saddle, is certainly
rd,cn ous enough, and needs to be set off with 'some
hing OF the sublime, in the Establishment Of the Ia
dies of Amherst invited 10 attend; who TO complete
thr picture and render 1t imposing, must OF course he
expected To come with suitable scraps, needle and
thread, for patching and mendng, soap and water for
cleansing, and something more searching than horn
combs for the head of their hero before they unite their
sweet voices with the "ine band of music to be in
ate enhance, and sing to the strains Of
'tCome this bosom my stricken deer"
Ladies OF amherst! A friend to you and the honor
Of your would, in the most respectful manner, cd
monsh you To beware before you lay aside the proper
avoca,ions of your sex-Wha, may betde you aud
your country when shall enter upon the pnlti-
cal arena and make Of themselves for party pur
poses | quite the authors of The proposed
pageant, to whom no offence is intended, viii. upon
moments reflection, perceive the Improperly Of it,
and change The plan TO congenial entertain
ment. They certainly do not design TO The ladies'
as "s,ooi pigeons to decoy The unwary flock of De-
mocras. who allured BY the savory feast proposed
be spread before them, may be induced 10 place them
selves in fatal contact with the ''haslsk yes Of poll
uc;ans in petticoets. In mercy spare them
!. MOTHERS son.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
THE PRINTER.
"a AhA*'
fE-o, ,1r E-1ieS,rbocksr for Sep,emtei

From ,ae kaieStrboeker for Sep'enter.)
s.T, ,,;n.r in his folio hcrndrth the world Now come
rulings of wedd n.s, maSInss mumine rs, cnteflahu,
lees wars irrs nIuddi teis nurdefS sb,s
sP.s.nm, lions mssrs trophies ,riumpns
spors PLAYS. then II III NJ" s''ea
,,rasans che,na cks runes, enormous ,hia'nes q an
.d f,nrra,. bar,s,. Itw discoveries, csp-d"'ho" CO.
mcal then .aica To daf We hear t., new ,l
ar 10 morrow If dep"s-d and then AGAIN !" e
lnnors eoniered one let another ihlps"heo ohe p
chasc;h breJketh enc ttivs, ~, hesnp'.
bank,ut noy penty death and famine; one runs ,"
I'd wr,nples LAUGHS weeys ami forth Thus do we uaiy
hear such Ike both puhc and private news -oa 0a'V"
He stood there alone that shadowy boar,
By the swinging lamp dlnly burning
Ali silent within. save The ucsins y pe
And heavily echoed the snem sounc,
As Slowly he paced Ger the frozen ground
And dark were the mansions so lately that siohe
with joy of festwty cleaning
And tearts that breaking IN sympathy then'
Were now vin. Ger their dreaming;
Yet the PRiSlrR still worked at has lonely posi-,
AS slowly he gathered his mighty host
And there lay the merchant all pliowed In down,
And building bright hopes for the morrow,
Nor dreamed that Fate was then weaving q wana'
That would brns him fear aud sorrow;
Yet the Pr was there IN his stadoSy room,
And he his frame work that rich mans DOOM
The Young wife sleeping whom lately had bound
The ties death uuls can se'er
And, dreaming, she started yet woke WIN smhe'
For she Thought they were parted "rever ,o voa ION
On the rhuIH ui that midnight spei
And there lay the statesman, whose ievefish brow
nd esshr pillow was pressing,
For he felt through the sliadowy mist OF MS ufeam
His Hottest h,pts possessing;
Yet the Psi TEA worked on mid silence and gloom,
And dug for Ambition lis l'~li-si tomb.
And slowly the workman went gathering up
His budget nf grei AID Ut sadn.ss;
A wreath The noble, gray. Tor tie low
For the happy rupiull 81 sadness
Strange stories of wonicr, toe thant the ear
And dark ones Of terror. to curdle with Tear
Full strange arc iha, dark host shal bear
the MORROW;
Oh, come thrice welcome, 10 many d hea'
To many bearer of sorrow;
In shall 90 like The wind and wandering air,
For life and is changes Impressed there
Boston, August Is, 1873. Mopos.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

NrwsrAPERs-The "Pnnam Democrat spirited
Dem cratic sheet has Withdraw from the head OF lis
columns the name of Col Johnson, and substituted
that Of Mr. Vap Buren, Ii has made this change since
the Convention at Syracuse, in accordance, It says
with the public sentiment Of the State:
The "Pery Democrat an able and well conducted
Democratic paper, the organ Of the party in Wyoming
county, has Withdrawn the name Of Gen Cass from
the head of it's columns, and substituted that Of Van
Buren,, for the reasons above stated.
The Wayne Standard the original Tyler organ
in these parts, has placed the of Van Buren,
der its head as line candidate it designs support for
the next Observation-Disclosures DaiY .9duertiser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

BisHoP ONDERpoNK AND HIS CLERGr.-S Sixty Clergy
Of this Diocese, met ST Johns Chapel, on
Saturday last, and from hsrce, went in PROCESSION TO
the residence Of Bishop Onderdonk, to congratulate
him on the happy effects of the late Convention. DR.
Wainwright was their spokesman. At the conclusion
of his remarks, the Clergy all kne, down, and received
the Bishops blessing.
.Neto York Paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

NrnIr\I IySTRUCTION

MEDICAL ms TRICTION.
subscribers that they Will be prepared Ia
i % Private Medical Instruction LIST
continue months and Ia embrace all The
branches of Il thorough Medical Education
They will Anatomy Physiology and Pathology Surgery,
the Practice Medicine. Midwifery Therapeutics, aiatea Medc
Medical Botany Chrnlsry aud Medical Jurisprudence, after
the approved methods the best public schools. The practi
will h. taught the most practical manners and
pcraI VIII be paid Anatomy Surgery aad the Practice
of Medicine.
for Illustrations Chemistry. Thclr Cabinet of Matera
nearly every article uSrand abundant
matee study Of Practical Anatomy always be had
during the proper season.
The private Inuary of Dr. j. r. Meaer which has been in
operation enable the subscribers afford
dents frequent opportunities for witnessing Interesting surgical
well for studying the nature treatment and
diseases. Excellent boarding and lodging
had the immediate ncicihorhood, on moderate terms
The fee for The whole of ten months will c s0O half
payable the balance expiration of
Gentlemen wishing students requested 10
address The subscribers the subject by letter. before the
menccncn of the
JOHN p. MErTAUER, ~. ID.
FRANCIS J. METTAUER 4. ". VI. ID.
Edward c. H. -, 1913 39-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

7 AW sCIlOOL At STACNTON.-Thr neat SESSION will
IL The 2h November and continue until
2Nh following. Thctex books employ ed NJ bcChitys
Blackstone. fuckers Commentaries nmays Digest of Real Pro
p.y lonax Executors, lt vol Of siarkic Evidence
Chilly Pleading, Stephen Pradng and lib Equity
Pleading Fee for $780, payable advance. Board
ing all ether accommodations be had the
public houses in Sianton upon very moderate terms.
LUCAS 7. THOMPSON
Staunon Sent. 37-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

UNIVERSITY Of Observation-Disclosures DEPART
MENT-SESSfUN OF lsi3-'ii
THE Lectures Monday, November the 9th,
continued the following anseuient, the
middle Of March ensuing:
Theory of Medicine by Nathaniel Chapman NJ d.
Chemistry, by Robert Hare. NJ D.
Surgery, by William Gibson, NJ. D.
Anatomy by William E. Homer NJ d.
Institutes Of Medicine, by Samuel Jackson, NJ. ID.
Matera Medea and PHI ,Imacy, by George b. Wood ~ d..
Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children by Hugh
L. Hodge, NJ. ID.
Clinical Lectures and Demon strations in
ion the above is al the Philadelphia Hospital
Clinical Medicine, by w. W. Gerhard, 81. ID.
Clinical Surgery, by Drs Gibson and Homer.
Clinical Medicine also given from the s day
of November 3s day March, by Dr. Wood IN the Penn
sylvania Hospital.
The Practical Anatomy will be opened October lst
ed Of March, They under the charge
Of Paul Beck Goddard ~ d., Demonstrato with supervision
the part OF Dr. Homer
W. E. HoRNER, ". D.. Dean OF the Medical Faculty
o63 cbestnnt street. Philad Sent g. IsJ3 35-ti5N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

DRS. PERRY & BAMLINS VERMlFUGE.
TINS invaluable Medicine has acquired in the south and West
aprcilarion OF its promptness
and nnparae certainty fret
The exceeding small quantity of Medicine required TO test the
existence Of worms every from The sysiem-
operating few hours hcut the Of any pursative, and
generally without repeating Dose together with The perfect
safety If il beng administered he youngest CHI d. constitute
brilliant age The small
quantity 10 be suit renders
the cheapest medicine before the public.
Prepared only by PERRY q HANIIN
WILLIAM EMAcK. Baltimore,
SAMi. E. DOVE, Richmond Gen. Agents.
BRACES THOMAS, Petersburg,)
Aug.l IL 22-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20
stannlon, Sept. Is, Ian

AW NUTCE-rhe subscriber has removed his office The
IL stoy his residence, the Of 9Th aid
Streets opposite Office Mutual Assurance Society. e
may office, when in attendance tagain
suncd) OF Of the Courts Of the City,
To CLAIMAHTSfhe subscriber, AFTER an interval oi some
years claimants the Govern
United the State Of Virginia, for evol-
services other demands whether arising under
contracts otherwise. His experience In attending 10 such
enable him. where they well found
o the information sustain
The advantage of that ryperenceis familiarity with
subject. and dgen attention, stimulated by the necessity
ginning life busness-he Is willing pledge
may employ himfor moderate compensa
such reasonable contingent commission be agreed
Crred BY strong pledges all the ndu,
and energy he may have exered His residence and
9Th and streets, the Swan Tavern. Letters
addressed TO him will he puncualy attended TO.
Richmond. 7th Oct. 1870 Ally THOMAS GREEN.
TO the Heirs Of John Hope, late IF the County Of Han
ocer, In Virginia.
III. claiming to he heirs of John Hope deceased late
IN county of Hanover Virginia. hereby sted
earlp day their Gains; at t
end Of The present year. division sale and distribution of the
Estate will asked for Letters addressed tins subject L.
Robert Scott Esp counsel of the Administrators 10 David
Saunders, Richmond, Va, will receive PROMPT attention.
DAVID l. SAUNDERS,
THOS 4. HOPE
WM. u. JOHNSON,
Administrators OF J. Hope deceased.
OFT n 45-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

SourU sND WEST

IOuN g. NICHE Attorney nc Law and General Agent and
Collector through United States and Texas Once al Ills
old stand Back Wanui, aaS County, Va respectfully an
nnuncrs 20 the Public third collecting tour through Tie
sou h and West, will about the lh ana lon NO
verb-r Any entrusted 10 his care III Virginia
Soth or North Georgia, Alabama Mississippi lou-
ana Texas, Tennessee Kentucky, O" or necessary any
The unon Will he duly and punctay attended
lie will undertake all manner OF honest claims Tor in money
other things old doubtful depcrnc and warrants Ia
draw much blood from turnip man living lie w' Ice nj
the Columbian CITY Richmond about the a0 ins
and remain few md afterwards in Halifax and any let
addressed accordingly, post PAID to Richmond or 70 S,
sill with prompt attention. JOIN =. hiIhif.
References by are-n Richmond: Robert Gwathmey E>q
John Thompson Co.; James Bsher, Esq., H. W. & j. j.
Fry Co James VI. Sublrtt, Esq j. w Randolph q Co
In Petersburg Samuel Williams Esq, and Gregory Zap
tis,--and in flalifax-thz whole county, &c. &C., &c. =
II Ab-Sl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-20

IlRIVATE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Years have elapsed since
commenced the instruction vi youth, and cannot but feel
thu patronage which has extended Ia during
that period. The pleasure whc gives me 10 mpant the
seeds Of virtue and knowledge renders this one of the most de
ghtlul periods of my life
training youth great points form the cha
and usefulness give them habits of regular
order accomplish these desirable objects all my ps reside
nhde roof eat The table with my family OF which
they form and others admitted Thus constant
brought into contact win the discipline, winch Is ct
md parental parakes nearly may be- o the pri
rte uniting with IL in degree the benefit OF public inc
and good OF pupils,
practicable than No pupil admit
ted period than months unless hv special agree
ment The number exceed 10 or To-
and fourteen unless previously members {" my
family under extraordinary circumstances None are per
mcd rambc large and all required to conform 10 the
r.na,ons which ncodica and agreeable To such as are
vmtuously disposed
Having removed large and commodous establishment
and retired from the dense opnlatn On The marsn o the
city Of Washington, to Georgetown G, my SEMINARY
viii he open for The admission II youths on the LIST OF OCTOBER
and close the LIST of August following.
The instruction Is LIBERAL Intended 10 prepare Young
gentlemen judcinus entrance into college, and seinafes
Of higher grade The subjects taught are: English, Latin
French Civil History elements of Natural and
Moral Philosophy the Evidences Of Christianity, arithmetic
Algebra, the Elements of Geometry, Geography the Globes and
Book keeping.
The charge for scholastic year months Is $780,
half yearly advance This includes tuition in the above
branches, hoard Mattress bedding towels hr candies, wash
ing, mendine and pew rent.
Books, Stationery Doctors BILL and branches OF education moi
embraced in the above, such languages msc &C. VIII
separate charges In these competent teachers VIII be EN-
pnyed, when desired
The Halls Congress- and of the Courts of the United States
Patent Office and National Institute and other public build
Navy Yard the Canal the chesapeake ana the ono
the public gardens the various specimens oi architecture the
paintings Of remarkable and events and the
the OF the National Co
yernment objects fine opportunities 10
pand the mind and elevate the character Occasional visits To
these under special accompanied and preceded by
explanations, will obviously have most sanitary ih
August asth ls43 WIN. BRENT, in.