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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-23
For the Enquirer
No |

Messs E.itorsI have with great and growing plea
sure the filor made by writer in the Wing ana Enquirer h
r , name of Onc o the People, 10 stay the current OF
popua sentiment in favor Of the radlca with when te
nrscnt generation be inncu!aed This day seems
10 be tho golden age when d things are 10 pass away anu
III things become new You say to one oi these zen
lcmen rcforncrs "Ay sir do not be precfltar o'd
institutions cannot be swept away without Sh"ek except
when the aud discretion Is eNtfc!se Any '
an pull down palace, bat il take -SiinI achrc IL ~
bli H." he mpatiently interrupts yon with ~, cNhnh5 "
mark "Don talk such staff ine-ihis = The l9h csh'
-thc age Of steamships and railroads ot 'sisSrais u
California gold-lhe age "t progress and hhpI'N'i''
,al mo,i and pnveica ON fathers we're ve;y stn:ioi
gentlemen in their ay they hehlad the age tay
..uI not have stood beside The ottclh statesmen ti'
schouhny sn.cs OF the present time. Mcssfs Edl'otE
ri.is e of improvement, il l. likewise Inc ar VI !"
natcsm and hcadlung rsntss. Physical science hiS ~
Iced made rapd m! glorious strides in he last my years
but fear much that moral science has no advanced 50 ia
II is then with uncgna pleasure that give heary chter
"onc OF The People and sag 10 him 20 IN III 'i1 s'''
work , ,, 7
beg leave 10 remark, hcDrc going any further mat
would rl,dly see many o! the REFORMS made whitA are
.pokcn OF bu; i which trust may ne;"f 20 IN
lictod on This long suffering people, mean INC cc''ih "
IN, Judiciary for tern: gears by The people lie POSI-
ions taken by those vino favor this reform are
,i That The prople the source oi all power ''l
should therefore have the rsht Ia pcs'o" 'hs' "''' ~
whom they please. -, ,;,., tim.
officers and should therefore be elected by them tor short
terms and thus be Immediately aux lio'p''.
Sd That Ike elections by the Legislature have been ire
queny very badly made because mace ~ cohioL'"s
parv spirit and that the system Of election by the SS
rcsredn placing upon the bench incompetent mem
4h Tha, the election tc term Of years will avoid ths
evil now loudly and Justly complained Of that Tie of'c
is full q: men inc1,n neten through agc-and
5h That ,. experience those State, which have est.
bsc The system, now desired here proves 10 be one a
miIablo in its operation !,
Eow Tho rst If these propositions da 10 de-
ny or even Ia onal; On the contrary assert tn sovcf-
eianty Of tho people and maintain Their right to hesiow
office whom they please But how does II rtsa, 'T r
his HAT hcv ouyit 10 elect their Judges themselves! me
; admitted bnt the question ia is for tile gooi oi
hr people that this right should be exercised? j., s,.
This is favori;c I'd capandnn argument o' TIE SUM
orator; he LAYS down ayiomatic proposlticn ae e
iris III, his oins rolls mp his sleeves and libors most inS
o, that which man in h. 'nsss ,Ss, ~Sh wha he he
hard TO prove is denied by his opponent Now iet
be- distinctly understood that the right Of The people 10
eee their Judges q. they please s admitted by those WHO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-23
or Mt Enrllirf
TOBACCO CROP IN PRINCE EDWARD.

Mcssrs Elors- Believing the subject be Of interest to
our people generally wish tu Sy few words on thc pros
pct for crop oi tobacco in Prince Edward and lew oi
hc surrounding counties Ii is nuw the 10Th nf July and
candly 10 believe there is than oneoirth "l tiic
crop standing, and chance Tor some OF mat to MAKE
tobacco. know Of several persons who are IN ne naoit h
making from twenty thirty hogsheads tobacco who can
not possibly maze five The Of the above state ot
things is that have had rain since the last oi Nay
worth Speaking Of and from Christmas to thlt time we naa
-, over abundance | will state however, that some few
ne ,Iporhnods have had few partial showers In the I'M
mediate ncigbohood Of Farmvic aud thence into Cum
blrand they have had more rain Dat Us Senc,' INN .hs
i, his section of the State tia! IS in Prince Edward Char
o,te Lunenbura &c the dry weather is a.
this season of the year. will state, III concison ''t
there are no phns in the patches in case OF season from
iii. time forward will also state. lhl the dry weather
has not only blasted prospects for tobacco but mas re-
od 10 IN unusual small quantity wheat and oai crops
't' D' '' 4 PLANTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-23

NEW ORR, Ju!V I3-U, = N
The New York Globe nf this incoming has dispatch
froa Boston, dated a. lOa oci4sk Thursday night,
which announces that the lieutenant Governor ana C"n-
ell had decided against the petition ot Professor Webster
friends fur Il communication Of 10 imprisonment Tor
life and have fixed the lime his execution for frii the
goth day Of August next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-23

Mrs General Taylor, Col and Mrs. Bliss and Dr. Wood
and family left Washington Thursday evening and arrived
safely the Eutaw House. in Baltimore where is und.
stood they intend remaining for some time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-23

At public meeting in Petersburg, John Dodson, Esq.
was selected deliver the eulogy President Taylor
some future day. 10 be named by 4 committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-23
I0NE WEEK LATER FROM FL ROPE
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP AMERICA.

ADVANCE IN COTTON AND FLoUR-SIR RoBER
PEEL. KILLED Bl AN ACCIDENT.
by Telegraph and Express from Portland naadel, hi
[IsItrAx TurEsaAy l,..., l. ;-lu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-07-23

DR.. Ira Williams has been nominated by Democratic
meeting in Fairfax, their candidate lor r State CuEycn
"n subject 10 the approval ol the District Convention Oh
III, 27th insl
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
An Exnert qsng,,e.


We clip The following from he Louisville
Democrat of late date:
E9telle, the convict who escaped ftoUn the
JefEsrsonvlle Penitcntiary, few days since
snas been recaptured, The foals of he re.
'noSned Baron Trenck, Dick Hurpin, and
Jack Sheppard, are all thrown in The shade
by the extraordinary achievements of Estcla,
in making his escape. The obstacles to be
ssurmounled, 10 an ordinary mind, would APP
pear perfectly nsurm0untabIe. Nothing but
the most consunlmate ingenuity, occupied with
an untiring energy and perseverance could
have overcome these, The cell from which
Esielle made his escape is one of the large
sizes Of cells, which are formed of small
openings into solid wall Of solid masonry,
guarded by iron doors, within the taa'n walls
of the prison building. The door Of each cell
opens into gallery Of the prison, which is
kept constantly lighted, and is guarded dur,
ing the night by Two watchman. A few feet
from the end of the gallery, pair Of massive
folding doors open into the prison yard -
These doors are closed and barred by powo
eriul iron levers, which pass thro' the front
wall into the keepers room, so that they may
be opened or shut at his pleasure, Estelle,
30 reach these levers, after passing from his
cell by means Of key which he had forged
for The occasion, was compelled to brave the
argus eyes Of The watchman in the gallery,
and work with some ingenious tools which
lie had constructed at the heavy iron and
massive oak duols VIII ch barred tie only
opening from the m,in prison into the keeps
er's room. These he succeeded in opening
with such consumate skill, that he did nol|
awaken either the two additional canadians,
who we're sleeping in the outer ball on each
side Of The pery doors on which he had bCea,
sDorkiag With extraordinary inlrepidiDyI
he worked the leavers to open to outer doors
of the main build ny, and afer stealing the
clothes and watch of one of his unconscious
guardians, from uader his head be pissed
back into the main prison and escaped to the
prison yard!
But here another formidable obstacle 10 sur
mount. lie still had 10 scale the high walls
Of lie prison yard. Bat he was preprredfnt
this emergency He had a large iron hook,
wrapped with twine 10 deaden the sound
which was attached to a long rome. This bel
threw over the top Of the wall, and after climb
ing up on the inner side, let himself down.
on the outer side. Ii is impossible TO tell
where OF when he found m opportunity to.
conceal the materials ont Of which he man
uflctured his KEYS, rop2 anl othe i'm. lem tas,
ar how he coud have wrought upon them
,yiI iII,opt Jotactinn
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19

and Duties in al de Important Relations Of
LJe--By ELIzABETH WILsoN. Philadelphia :
Vim. S. Young, Printer, 1919.
We are indebted 10 the authoress, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, for copy of The above
work, jasl issued from the press She resides
al Cadiz, Ohio, and we have the pleasure Of
numbering her amongst our HcqaainIances
and friends. The Rights of Woman has
been favoTte topic of discussion with Mrs.
w. for years, and there is no doubt but that
she is thoroughly acquainted with the subject.
She is lady gifted with great natural powers
Of mind and as a writer she is clear, fOrcibe
and argumentaive. Although we of course
dissent from many Of the arguments and
ideas contained in the book, yet we are vii
ling 10 recommend il 10 the careful perusal
of our friends Of both sexes. Ia her preface,
Mrs. Wilson says: "Wo call this work Wo>
mans Rights, in accommodation to the popu.ar
phrase, but Human Rights may be consider
ed its appropriate lille; rs thers are no rights
in lho humll family, other than human rights.
We are not advised that any work of the
character of this which we now present to
The public is exlant. Although there are
works on the rights and duties Of woman, we
are not aware Of any which take scripiural
view Of those rights and dulies.n
4 few copies of Mrs Wilson's work have
been left for sale at lne Bookstores in this city
- P:Hs. Post.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
Nlom lho Baltimore Amcrioan.
opening 81 nn Egyptian 5Inannay.

Opening slan Egyptian HAma5aihy.
Mr.. GIddon commenced on AIolday fore
noon, the opening Of the famous 'Pheban mum.
my at Boston, IN tho prn5enre Of n highly
scientific and i,elIigenl auditory, Il large por-
ton Of which consisted OF ladies', Of course
We give al interesting account OF the cele,
moay from the Boston Transcript. The
Journal says that the lecture given by Mr..
Gtiddon,during the process, (Which IS to be
completed on Wednesday and Fdday,) was
exceedingly interesting TO the audience.
The case Of sycamore wood, ornamented
with hierOgIyphcs, was placed horizontally
UPON stand, and while Mr.. G. discussed mp
on the Nile and The pyramids of the GIia
and the receplaces where mumies were
found, an officiating carpenter took of his
coat, aud with small saw, proceeded to saw
the case cughwise. After this had been
done on two sides--an occupation which
lasted about half nh hour, it was ready to be
takenupart for the disclosure of whnt il
might contain. This was done by Mr.. g.,
and his assistant, in view Of the whole audi.
ence The mImmy came OF IN leaniilnl con
dtion, as if had been deposited i'll its casa
but Yesterday, Instead Of 1929 years baforo
Christ. II cane Oat sSlthel ia Iiacn, smooth
and BUT slightly discoored by the lapse Of
time. On the front covering were q series Of
heroglydbics Of fresh slate color, as dis
Itinct as if they had just been printed. A
burst ofappauso and mlrmar Of surprise
from the audience, showed the sensation
which the exhibition prodlcod.
As the lady thus brought before the public
was according to the inscriptions on her sar'
cophagus, person OF rank, and the daughter
of high priest, it was naturally expected
that the interior Of the case (Which, by the
way, was in wonderful state ofEesefvation,
would reveal some ornaments, jewelry, tin
kets, &c, of value. Bat this expectation
has not thus far been gratified. Probably
the interior foldings, which will not be dis
turbed till Wednesday, will reveal some Gu
rosites of this nature, as well as some spe'
cimens of Papyra, and "Scarabmus" OF Pap
yrus Of the dead usually deposited with the
Egyptian deod. The audience seemed high
ly Interested, and we doubt not that The Sc
cond lecture on Wednesday will show an in
creased attendance.
Among the incidents "not sci down in III,
. bill :" was the uaroIiag Of The mummy Of I
. white ibis, al which Professor Agassiz pres
ded.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
FROM CUBA.
PHILADELPHIA. Inne ]

PHILADELPHIA, June ID.
a United States steamer arrived at Nor
folk yesterday. Her commander, Tatrall,
passed through Baltimore this mOming. lor
Washington. lie left HAVANA on the 9th
INST
Before leaving Havana, Capt. T. received as
surancc from The SpGnish a1tohritios that the
prisoners captured by them should be honor.
ably denlt with until adviees are received
lom Washington.
The report that the Saranak had been pla,
ced at the disposal of the authorities in Cuba,
and that the American Consul had been al,
rested. we're entirely without foundation
The prisoners captured the invading ex,
pedition were treated with great kindness =
The report of the shooting Of five prisoners
was incorrect. The prisoners are at Havana,
and will be sent home.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
PnILApELPnIA. June u.

General Lopez ariyad at New Orleans on
Thursday, and was arrested by u States
authorities aud held in $1,000 bail, for
trial before United States Commissioners
Seventeen of Lopez's men reached Savannah,
from Key West, on Saturday. They ex-
press anxiety 10 rejBlist in another expedition
against Cuba. The boy executed at Car
denas, was named Wm. Kelley, and was
Etom Cincinnati He had embarked with
the belief that he was going to California.
Steamer Isabel sailed from Havana on
Friday, and arrived OF Charleston, Yesterday
reports 81 priscueres, Off GERS and crew
of the Georgiona, and are undergoing rial
before the Giarin9 Court -Tial was not
concluded when the Isabel left 1t wes
thought that Captains Of vessels would bo
punished and crew cleared.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
LEGAL NorICE SALE LANp.

TVNnE undersigned guardian of James MeCau-
ley hereby gives notice that in pursuance Of
an order from the Court of Common PLEAS Of
Harrison county, Ohio, to him directed for that
purpose, he will, on Saturday. the Goth day Of
July next, offer for sale at the premises in Monroe
township in said county the following real estate
of the said James, McCauley TO wit; The east
halfoG the north east quarter Of section seven,
o township fourteen, OF range in the Sieu.
benylle Land District, continuing about 80 acres,
teIest of Margaret MoCauley IN said premises vii
also be offered for sale s
June ~, ls5O--5t. TIIos. L, JEWETT,
Guardian.
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sAN lleANclscn. AnrII l9. I950.

IJHtLlG'
SAN f'eANclsCc, April 10, 1850.
Ny Dedr Sir--You favor daled some time
ago, came daily to hand, aad can assure
you was much graaied 10 receive line
iiom you. | suppose many Of my friends
think have been very temss in writing
them since came to this country; but they
cannot appreciate the circumstances under
which | have been placed, or they would not
think so.
While in the mines | was out Of the world,
and since came here have been 50 enga-
ged in business, that have had no time TO
set down and write 10 any of my friends, ex,
copt few in relation to business matters.
Our courts do business very differently
here from what they do in the States. Wits
are issued reumable, some next day, none
over five days, at which time ihe defondlnt
isrequrcd 20 plead or hrve judgement en-
tered against him by default. Thoro is
scarcely siagle case but lhatis determined
in one or two weeka-1ases, some Of them
involve half million. Law business is done
here like every hing else, with great dis.
pat.h. Our new courts under The State
Constitution are about gcing into operation,
and we will have more system in our prac'
ticc.
am now IN good health, and we have as
much business as my partner and can both
ldo. | do not think il would be difficult TO
make between $4,000 and 100000 in the
course of The year. Bat am anxious to get
home e.-and | am making all my arrange
.ments 10 leave by The July steamer, and
hope TO be able 10 get my business 50 arran'
,ged that I can do SO, and return homo then,
Had stopped here ia June last, and COM
.menced my profession, could nave been
worth this day 100000. The lawyers who
stopped here then are all nch, aud rellling
from the profession.
4 have heard but little from the members
of my old company since came to reside
here Most OF them went into the mines, unl
sume understand have done very well,-
They can, no doubt, do well in tie mines
working onsther own hook, or in small par
ties Of three or four. There will probably
be doublethe amount Of gold taken from the
mines this year over whnl was slaken out nsi
year, owing 10 the increase in ihe,numbon
and experimental knowledge oil the miners
cannot undertake to give you a descrp
ton of this country this would take lof
much time. But would say that it neve
can be a great agricultural country, and th(
whole valley Of The Sacramento IS exremel.
unhealthy from the middle Of August TO lh'
first of December The same may be sal
ofthe valley Of the Trinity river. Take tn
gold from this country and il is worthless
The climate Of this place and Of all this coas
countrys although not to say unhealthy,
the most unpleasant have ever encountered
There is no good or pleasant climate in Cal
fornia, except in the southern part--at Lo
Angeles, &c. Il j., however, a great gol
country, and that will make il the centre {
attraction for years 70 come
ag WILSON SHANNON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
NEw FHILADELPnIA AND DOVER
NEW YORK MARKET

New YORK., June Ii.
NOON REPORT
FLoUR.-Easy, with moderate business lorhomo
and eastern trade.
WHEAT -s'irm, and transactions doing on pri-
vutc telms.
CoRS.-Iu fair request, with heavy market.
PoRG. Dull but firm
LAaD.--W Weak ut 81 I for prime bbd and kgd
GRUcER!Es,--C considerable movement.
COFFEE AND SuGAR.-M0rket better than last
week. Sales of Cuba sugar at 81, N. o. ats.
MoLAssEs Quiet but firm.
OiLs.-Dul, excepting linseed, which is firm
at rs for Enslishi sales Of lard oil at 35, cash.
LEAD,-Yery heavy; and offered ut AIS ash
Tor American aud A., 81 for foreign.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
rrArWe Yesterday md The nL

0Ir3-We yesterday had The pleasure ofre
cciyiaga visit from the Hon DANIEL k1LGoRE
President Of the S,eubcnville and Indiana
Railroad Company.-tle speaks in the most
encouraging manner Of the prospects Of that
important work There is not now even the
shadow Of doubt il regard 10 the Road
being built. MIR kuGeRE is wealthy, en-
terpFising and intelligent citizen, and every
onterprzc he cmbnrks in is ceriln Of being
successful = PHt3bmg Post
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
CONNECTICUT U. s. SENATOR.
NEw HAVEN. .Jnne y.

The Connecticut Legislature met for the
purpose Of eIectng an United States Senator
After three unsuccessful baIloinss, the matter
wa postponed until Wensday next.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
Nav ORIEANs, June l2,

Tho Eyenng Delta has private letter
from Havana, which STATES thai 1913 persons
of the Cnba expedition, who were taken
prisoners from The Sarah and ''Georgianu"
oniheir rellrr home, have been rclcatcd by
The Captain General.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
BRIDGP RI Hotel,
R..teIgeport, EEelmoMt co., D.

s. Ii. DEWEY, Proprietor,
fE NlE subscriber has fitted up the above Hotel
4 in superior style, and rendered it oonye.
nicnt, i'll every respect, for the accommodation of
strangers snd travellers. His Table is supplied
with good aud wholesome food, and his Stable
with plenty of Hay and Oats The former is at
tended by experienced servants, and the latter by
careful osllers
The proprietor gives his business his entire at
tenion, and makes it his amto render everybody
comfortable.
0H.5- He requests his numerous old friends from
Harrison county to call with him, when they Wis
j. Bridgeport. S, II. DEWEY.
Bridgeport, June 5, 1850--Iy.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
SALE Or rsEAL EsTATE,

By order " Court
nN the glh day OF July next, 1850 at o'clock,
" p. .a,lhe Court House in the town Of Ca
diz, will be sold TO the highest bidder, follow
ing real estate ms the property Of JOHN McAdam,
deceased, to wit: Part Of the south east quarter
of Section no ~, in Township no. 10, Of Range
no. six, III the StoubenvilIc Dand District, and
bout ded az follows - Beginning at the quarter
past. between sections six and twelve, and rum
ming thence south 6s3 deg. west 10 perohes :
thence south deg. ecst Al perches and 9enths;
thence north ss3 deg, east Ii perches and six
tentl.s; thence north deg west A perches aud
three-tenths to the place Of beginning, containing
thiry-three acres, three roods and thirty p'rches,
more or less Said promises IRE desirably situa-
tod 2 miles cas- Of Moorefcld. About two thirds
Of suid troc t is clsared--and on confirmation OF
the sale by the possession will be given of all,
except about l2aorcs now in corn, which is rcser-
we'd until the corn can beharvested. 500 Of the
purchase money viii be required in hand, $500
on the 9th day OF August next, the balance in
four mon tbs, with interest on the two last pay
ments, from the day Of snle.
JAS. McADAM Executor
June S, ls5O--5t. Of John McAdam, decd.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
NO. IG-a MARKET ST Rect, WHEELING VA.


A RE now receiving the largest and most COM
"a pIate assortment q all articles in their line,
ever brought to this market.
Having superior advantage in thcir purchases,
they are confident Of successful competition with
the eastern market, with addition Of Transportation
and pledge themselves to sell goods lower than ev
er before offered in this city. Their stock COM
prses the following:
A full and complete stock Of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals and Pharmaceutical preparations
Paints of all kinds ground and uugronnd: Oils,
Sperm, Whale, Tanners, Elephant, Iinseed, Olive
Lard and Caster Oils; Bushes; Paint, Vansh,
Whitewash, Shaving, flair, Cloth, Blaclsing Tan
ners Counter, Bath, Table and Stencil Brushes;
Dye aluts OF every description, AMI n.anuflotur-
crs', FuIlcrs' and lIattcrs' articles.
Every description of Glassware at manuaotur-
cfs' prices, June 5, 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-06-19
Aaa Evening" va.ls ,a,o Spirits.

T.,e New Y rkTtiblno gives long account
OF an interview with tho famous Rochester
L1diss, OIL ThIr5day evening, at the rooms
Of d.. r. w. Griswold,-- Messrs Fenni.nore
Cooper, Bryant, Bancroft, Willis, Tucker
m4n, Dr. Hawks, Dr.. Francis, and other dis.
Iinauislcd gentlemen being pesont. The
''sprtsn were varioasIy invoked during the
evening" and the responsive rappings appear
to have been occasjonIy apt aud satisfactory,
The depor ment Of die femtcs is commended
by the writer, from whom we derive this spe,
cimen OF entertainment:
The evening was nov far advanced, and
ii was rot ihoIghl desreabIe to continue the
co1leqnes any fIrhcr. Al the suggestion OF
several gentlemen, the ladies removed from
the sofa, where they hid sal duing the even"
ing, am rcmainad standing ia another part
of tie room Tho kaocki6gs were now heard
on h9 doors, al both eada Of the oa:n, pri>
dacing a vibration on the panuels which was
felt by every one who touched them. Dt-
Ierent gentlemen stood on tie outside and
tle inside at The same time, chen loud knock
ings were heard on the side opposite to that
where they stood The lad o} we're at such
a distance from the door in both cases, as 10
lend no countcnance to tie idea that the
5lundswere produceed by any direct cummu,
nica ion with them. They now went iuto al
oullr, under the room ia which the party
was held, accompanied by several gentlemen,
md the sounds we're then produced with great
causing sensible vibrations N
he sofa, and apparently coming ffom thick
lelrh.rd2 before The fireplace, as we'll as
ION other quarters Of he room"