The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1850-07-20

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.n,,ide Of DR.. P. l should not
\, appointment with him twice, (
I, 50 open a manner that other i
y almost certainly know OF it [,
,,hove invited him to my rooms
.s,n the college would be full Of
a6srs, and an hour when l was
! receive calls from Others for
sour, after the lecture, at which
ID business with me or in my
.igsys directed to call | look ed
On Sunday aftern Don but did
=, he first visit Of the officers,
..Iyis and some of the limbs
vsll and threw them into the
\. orvy. l took the thOrax from
.,,g and packed it in the teachest,
NJ own impression has been that
4 done till after the second visit of
rbieh was on Tuesday, but Kings
,aopy shows that i must have been
u. The porforatiOn Of the thorax lad
N, The knife at the time of remov-
.i...,a. On Wednesday, | put
+, and made a fire below, hav~.
IA down the ashes. Some OF the
!, ,emember which or how many,
.usd AZ that times This was the
i Win the remains. The tin
,,.i,0sd ID receive the thorax, tho
,msluded where | should finally
Tho fish hooks, tied up as CRAPS
1 N used for drawing up theparrs.
IN, whenever | should determine.
a,,e ufihem, and ge! strains enough /.
.,,Gpd double object in ordering the
,n,tIe The grapPles. had, before,
inet such things to send to Faynl;
nhdd The plants and other articles
,iIsd 10 protect from the salt water
II ii, and the hooks to be used there
aIHH- =.
dpr i%oraIline plants from the sea. II
,nTo0sIy intended use Of them that
nd mix ed itself up with the idea
nv application. ! doubt, ven now.
lido they would have been aPplid,
tadthe HOOKS at the time Of the dis
n putinto the tea chest was takeI
trsI that had been in the laborator,,
lins. The bag Of tan brought in Oh
VAS not used nor intended to be used
led To- q quantity obtained by me a lon
Da experiments in tanning, and va.
The family to get it out Of the way
sent in just at that time was acciden
Is not aware that | had putthe knit
.hss. The stick found in the sauce
h for making coarse diagrams o
HE bunch Of filed keys had been use
by me in Fruit streer, aud thro "
IbyiintO a drawer. ] never examinc
ido not know whether they would {
40 locks Of the college or not.
Rplher keys htsing doors with whiC
AGg 10 dos suppose they must ha'
%iiplsales, OF keys Of FORMER lock
" the mechanics or janitor. ! kno
\, 1hut them, and should never be lik
d, Them among the multitude OF ar
aid small, Of all kinds collected
y The jantor had furnished me wf0
81 No dlssecling room for the admissi'
Dt n luends visiting the college, but
n used il, The nitric acid on t
Z sna used to remove spots Of bloc
I'D topped by accident. When the Of
|ek Abrme on Friday the Gath, | "
lid VheIher ! was under arrest, or wheI
B . l'lsl search Of my rooms waste
lNlef hypothesis being hardly Il
lhA The foImeF. When | found II
vfC rsigie'sbridge,I thought the
wv lioOnble. When | found that
NJ y stopping at the Jail, | was sure
Tho before leaving the caTria ge. / to
d Mychnlne from my pocket q
sd W mad prepared it in the. shape
g y iielim my laboratory on the 23d.
nIef i@ald not bear 10 survive detectiC
mus y vas large dose. The state
isNl " eysIem probably defeated
ua''' 4naly' The effects of the poi
ny Ae' beyond description. 1t wa'
lihsa = 'e college, and before / W
sac u''l severely aflerward. | WI
fVaHl 'ls anonymous letters producer
DRY 's one mailed at East Cambria
ns lol @aaie referred to in the letter
= "l1 Y laAOr, contained only a DO
lnl'i' ''l'F domestic use. | had see
% "Fspaper mat had purchase
. exc yale acid, which it was presu
'as used in removing blood sta
? ~ rfcel TO be kept untouched, thi
aqenp Y Y there should be occas
n'n'' vas thar | had purchased.
az y y''l separate papers, an expIt
anu 1e ! Intended to make of
apou % Thursday, 22d, ,aud of
a0'i's FlA Liltlefeld about the
s'a'g, think that Pe,tee, in his
]" 'lsl' put too strongly my ".
@ Hs's''lsd with Dr.. P! What
af'''' KIND, wash the hope | Ell
''0sld be able to pacily DR.
lse Management with lm,und