Spencer, Anne
Weaver
Bowling
Admitted 8th April 1834 Age 22 years. Religious profession a general Baptist,
single woman, has been ill 3 weeks but has made no dangerous attempt the first
attack, it is thought she has hurt herself with [?], Bowels costive, Temper
good, Habits sober and temperate, has shown no tendency to suicide, has been
attended by W. Field, surgeon, has been bled and blistered on the head, has
taken antim sart in the daytime and opiated at nights. Afterwards bathing local
and general – keeping the intestines open.
1834December 8th Has not menstruated for many months past |
1834Dec 8th |
15th |
15th Conton Pel |
22nd |
22nd Conton Pelula |
29th |
29th Omit Pelula |
1835Feb 17th Amenorrhea. Catemania.Have appeased but once since admission. Irrational and otherwise in good health. |
1835Feb 17th Pel Cloe MyashHs o net Mist Ferri comp coch. |
March 13th Continues rational and catemania. Have not yet appeased. |
Discharged March 23rd 1835
