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J i was 1 i
* i Woman saiL ,w ’ u -*’LL Hgbter. !
/ frri* ro* tu nun . j
i r hi,n.etl to pat, • vl,f f so th* ccl.ay
-1 ‘i* ‘*, aateroojm.j to Jig rM,e *
f* lif r brow, ’ad'm. esa i n ,,er ?*,
to and fry, al , ur c ,, Ii4 ;iootiJy;
or. ho: brow, — V et g.ir.-ulr *. htl •* Jt *<foe,
V, V’ *<*’ Witt, tliOM wlltt, ,4^t ’ I
,fl l S. * “-ere meek, and i ro-!n<l
npodea to rpo ;i k, jh-/ ditl eo mod
*be u-.>rit, n>-'it inJ.an bread and
, ->d eomttimei to night j
y bad no fancy airs, 1
and learned their Uvnins :
, before they know tiieir |
si*. wilt contradict tbeir 1
krofcir.c oat for beaux,
‘ • ;';•< ui mrr.its her !
!
.ougb’-tert
.• do 3'; ;..e> do..
uj as they'd ougU'-tr 1
, >Hf, u u m.i.i h<ul failed, tie stmt up house and |
, :t.
hove, vctitnrud nut :.,’l night, If lie ventured out at alt! :
I \ud o.e wife 'hi Per ciiirc ptat-.-s,—and lit* sons crone }
j home from college,
ilv i Ins s - aictt school, and irori.ed , srauh and hare, and j
sueii like knowledge,
5’ gave op Cvke and pumpkin pics, and had the plainest ■
| siting.
, ti'd ne'er<ed i .‘ion . to *.u, and sear.ei,’ went to i
I meeting,— |
i'ne netw th u was liank'upt celled, u, ■ ud . aluioned hv !
ttK-n,
I And hnitily dkred to show ft is head amongst lix town’s folks 1
£A. f
| Hut Ri >u-y,< whea a Merchant lails, t!iy j .y he makes a !
I punitj’ j
; file w:fc .h>n t have a gown the Jess, a l his daughter* just ‘
| a* many;
; sons they smoke thi t choice cjgjifsu and drink their
I cost'y wine, *
; ‘'i *A a s t-. thu vpr.*a, ami K’ ,4c,.s fuikt r.i dine:
jle wfiik* the *:c drive# hi* g g,-—nice show hint all
j civilities,
j \ti& wli.it i ■ry.iiiiji \\k -aiie.| .L'ots ire. new his <V-abihtie! i
i f hey cal.’ ‘.he man me i-. ■ ,i t . r,*i;*•- na.f the city,— j
;‘ r l; 'f dii’ ‘tsa, ;i.s .r . >/,r.. . „ mwe gate our ,iity ;
i It t turn ! , tc-r niy da j .\V,-r,
j I’• k s Jou’l -It ;ts *iie\'c • gh‘ !er ;
j They lied not cugit’-ter 1 as they .to;
’A don't they do as they’d ougii’ ter?
I,(Sm I ic,-,. Muse, crime vas a crime, it had no other name, ;
j A.at wile:, ttv.a* proved against a ir.ui, he ji.id to hear the
1 -:
~ 1,1 y ‘lej ih ;ia'. tin’, stole, *n thief,'—they wastetl no hue
! feeling,
. Vs hat fuiki e ill ’petty larr.cn..,’ mi me far,- was called htealiixt
, ! j make a repr. hate, the ihcme cf soig and story,
t* h llte-biw .d.er Wore “/hfe. the hrih'hter was his glory t i
Ard \. hrn a murder had been done, ‘•culd they toc'ywrier >■- j
; lind.
j T "'V -'"log lon, up.i they would ■ cow, a terror to his kind!
I llUl Htiic-l-degi. it seems ‘0 tw. wliettefef t.lood is Spilt,
; The. uMtr.lerer Has our sympathy propri-tle>ned to h>, gui-t;
1 A,:J when th - Law has proved a man to lie u second tV., j
j A d"Xf .t jurors cert t u found to bring him >ti ‘im tnr !
; And a uen ji.liti ns wilt be sighed, and texts of jeriptnre ‘
1 “ “.tnJ, .
I Ann (>ef#. ll* will grow eloquent, and lad:e* interested;
’ I*?iiii the man wno' prwvctf to be ns hloodthiwcj’ a* Mem,
! U .1 v. a. <a’ r -<1 iige other men—*n/j a greater her*
| But * i tel! t.u. dn ,gh’ r,
Polks d’ .i't .'.a as they’d i, fi.'-'pr:
| .. , > hau not f. ’e|i’ p-r ~ as the; do,
iVhy do.i't ‘.(iry do as they’d ougi ’•ter f
M—MWMBMSI—Bag—W SB.ierp.ao-'Mj.sss-.-essi
MIS GSLL AU Y. “
Toe *s Ilon><'.
or*<* eveuiiiif, ui the e-’tU* paifc of ilte winter, j
I theaooi bc.’l rif’jT v. fit energy, and tiin >erv:t ,
miiiouiup'a u man wlc* wish ’d to nee rut*. *A j
• i* m yitii servant, a *d'*utie
[ Miiitiier. ‘ ar„rp_; j.|njr uiffeient ,
“■ r ’ • .
•‘tulle- j
,1} t
i, aiu 1
i r?hnti- j
nd aituosi
deeitii.] sim
te to is j>o> i
. drniief he was n
*e to me, his'Yd
itt, and with tt eer
.lie iiirtiiCkt [lossihifu I
t you would go ant)
y i- tiueaUiiied with
•oribed a* we went
or.:’; aiici I hurried my
;.'\v UloißontH we ‘..ere
I’, up, up, *o the fourth
>f ati.irb was, carjKited,
top lighted um up. An
- -•’ m l, j ■ b no j
sOi and was welcomed !
romarkaUo ti iy woman
ibody in the world but
o had aumnioued mo.
■tfe so s<xu!,’ she S;*i i,
do Wjttian seems su |
‘iy allte,’ ar.< : ihe ‘
ihroLVi'k * narrow |
,’ti the uimiibtaka- t
~v carries tuch ter- j
’
Aerf asked the father, j
<son, &• li over the i
fee years of age.
jtt‘ creep,’ I said, and ? prf’*
*. licw in it since you
*k!’
e hour,’ wa- the calm reply. It
mby h firm self-Couti 01. J icfikcd*j
.cr. hide v its very pale, but diu not ,
y!f to ‘peak V * j
.th we ih probably but little diingor,’, ii
-iit e have something to do. Ha\ e you
i’
husband went to uhat .-eerried a clo’ct. ]
(1 twe doors, and dUeiosed a neat pine;
.i:g tub, suj plied Ith the (* .l.m. fhis ]
, beyond my hopes; but 1 had no fime to!
ndcr. Tin fittie C Slow ‘.as in a hi., iti";er. !
<! laborin’ for cv-.-ry breath, Til> ’ h'u [
mi his Httie rib. vvlmmc ii lay upoi* <r aisN
tr mattress, fit for i* Prince to si ; epn, l biok I
hiscie ’ii i .ght ‘-’othts, t- o‘-i .him in the !
vj-tiib, t j in ide uis father • •’ ur fuUmjKin |
, ej. and elnst tii *■ pa ■ <*i cold wstfu. .
1 iabl*c: the ■■ kty with my hand j
* thin wiped dry and rubbed until his ;
body w<*.t *rio\viii<s like a fiaino. I hCn I
x large towel out of tuid water a id put J
and bis throat, atii dien w’ra]<p“ him I
;mket. The brave liliie (e!low had ;
U without a roinj'lamtv.is if ho under-!
under hu fat-herb eye no harm oiuld j”
ml n .'tec-n minutes after he wa-i;
the UfU-ket- he was in a profuse
r; a sound slumber, breathing
•*gei vvii= over —so rapid is th ; %
ily cured. Ilappmcs* had
ejxjn tKe countenance of
aor the mothers a
\ pi,vi them, and was 1
’H*,re to place them, j
birth or Mi]**rior j
cayed gentility
reverse, as if
.auk of life to !
•DE?OTFD TO MTERATCBE, SCIESCE, ART, POLITICS, k GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
MACON, GEORGIA, SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 10, 1852.
) 1 looked around the rooiE. It was the bed
ronra. Every thing in it was perfectly neat and
| orderly. The bed, like the crib, was excellent,
bur not costly. Ihe while counterpane did
not cost more than ten sliilJingv—yet how beao
tibil it looked! Ihe white window curtains
wer.! shilling muslin ; but tilth folds hung a
j richly as it they were darua>k -and how very
appropriate they seemed! The bath, with its
; ’tmg folding doors, 1 knew, had not cos. p!mnb
-3i ‘< bili and ait, more than ten debars. the
tudet table, of an elegant form, and completely
i covered, I had no doubt, was of pine, and cost
; halt rt dollar. The pictures on the wall were
j beautiful-iinted lilhogiaphs—Letter, far L*tter,
| than oil pan ting*. I have seen in the houses of
! millionaires; yet they cun b< ; bough* at Gmi
j pi!'s, or Williams’, or-Stevens’, fur three tc nvt*
■ soil!bigs, and a dollar apiece bad framed them,
j she Ibior bad a carpet ‘hat matched everything,
; witu ’te small, in :u figure, and a light chamber
| color. It was a jewel of a room, in as perfect
j keeping, in ail its parts, as if an arbst Imd ie- i
I signed it.
i L e.vi.ig the little boy to his untroubled sleep, i
! and giving directions li.-r a bath on pis waking, 1
■ v ’c ‘vent into the otoor room, which was dittcr
j entlv, but just as neatly arranged. It might
, .’.ave miAWe.red lor aparior, (oniy it bad a cook.
• ing *lu e,’ for an artist’s study, or a diningroom.
: ft wn.a hung with pictures—heads, historical
, pieces, and jan Ue’pes ; alt such a man of taste
| c(>’ Id sel. et >iul ol” cli ap ; but which, like good
; Oooks, are invaluable. And speaking of bea>k,
; there was a hanging library on one side of the
I chimney which a single glance assured me con
j Gained the very choicest treasures of the Kng
f livh tongue.
ihe man went to a bureau, opened a draw
er, and took out some money.
‘VV hat is your fee. ihodor T lie asked, liold
! ing the bills so as lo skilect one to pay me.
. Now, I had mfede up mv mind, lx fore I had .
!go !m t-way up stairs, that I might have to 1
|w “. tor my pay—perhaps never get A; but all j
ihi iihd changed. I could not, as I often do, j
1 mquifVs into the circumstances of the man, and j
! graduate my price accordingly. There be stood, j
ready to pay me, wiii, moo- y enough ; yet it was !
evident that be was a working man, and far j
from wealthy. I hail nothing iei't but. to name I
the lowest fee.
‘One dollar does not seem enough/said ho. j
‘You nave saved tlio cliild’s life, and have been
■ atNuo. Jrv'it’le than to merely write a pre
j serif-lion
‘i>o you work Tu. living!’ T asked, Jiop
| ing to solve the mystery.
j lie smiled anti held on* bis hand, whicfi
i showed the tturjinstionable darks ol honest
i r,J ‘k
A uti arc a n'etlianic V I said, filling to know
* more of him.
fake that,’ he said, placing a two dollar j
i note in my h mi, with ;i not-ij be-refused air, ‘
< !, n l la g it y aur criu*i‘y ; further” is no j
; use in pretending that You uot a little eti-'{
no os.’
j There was a 1 arty, respo tful freedom about |
, tins that whs irresistible. I pm, the note in
; iny j'x;ket, ntn the man eniitg t ,x door, open
; ed it mio acl'seiof iiiod .ru sny-. and displayed
f tlr‘ hi’ud ct 1 1! too!* n{ h shoemaker.
I ‘ ‘You must b an e.'traoidiuary workman,’j
;sad 1, looking art *d the room, which seemed 1
i almost luxurious ut when I looked at •adi !
! item J ton rid lb a ‘tx*.t very little,
*.V ■- nothing vira, said h ,*1 barely man j
age toeari. a hit over a dollar a day". Mary j
help- nt • some. Pith the housework to uo, and
our boy to look ;: u er, she earns enough to make
>ur w ages average eight dollars a week. We
Yeguo with nothing —-We live as you sec.’
All this comfort, thi respectability, this al
most luxury for eight dollars a week’ I ex
pressed mv surprise. I should be very s(.r-y if !
v.e sifc-nt so much,’said he. *W< linv * not on
; iy nauaged lo live on that, but we have some
-1 chin; laid up in the Saving’s Bank ’
‘Will you have the goodness,’ said r , ‘to ex
plain to me how you do it ?’
‘With picas to-,’ ‘ij replied: Tor you may
persuade others, no belter off than I J am, to
make the i.cst of th< ir situation. M v name is
Wild tm Cartef. My father died wnen l wa- i
young, and I was bound <>ut an appreYit.ice to a
shoemafcei. with usual provisions of schooling 1
did a well as boys dog> nerally at school as l was
; |>Hie im.e. andtti( advwitage# of. the Appren- j
tices’ I.it'ito Probably the books that help-
S crl in ‘ most MCI the. sensible writings of Win. |
Cobbeit. Following his exam jG. I detcrtninetl j
to give mvsclfa useful ebucittiois and 1 have J
to ftmif; extent succeeded. But i ti'A editca- 1
lion is a life-King process, and the mote I learn, j
i the more 1 tee lx fore me. > J
T ut* hardlv out of my time when \ id! m /
love with my M try there, wirom soiuc j’-.-oj. ■*J
think verv ;>eitv, but whom 1 know U> og very
good
Mary looked up with such a briglit, loving
smile, as to fully justify some people in their
notions.
‘When ! had been one year a journeyman,
and lajd up a few dollars (for I had a strong mo- !
tive to be saving )we were married. T board
ed at her father’s, aid *lie bound shoes for the
shop where I worked. Wo lived a few weeks
at heme, but it was n*>t our heme —so we de-!
! lerinin* Jto sei up housekeepiug. It was rath
ier a sronH *(-X up but we made it answei. I
sfient a week in house-hunting. Some were too
dear, so.no too shabby. At last 1 found this
place. It was new and clean, high and a-ry,
and 1 thought it would do. I gut it for fiftv
! dollars a year—and though the rents all round
advanced, our landlord is satisfied with that, or j
: takes it in preh mute to risking a worse tenant, j
I The [dace was naked civuiigh and “we had lifth i
to put iu it save ourselves; hut we went cheer- j
fully to work, earned nil wo could, and saved !
all tu* could—and you see the result.’
‘] see; hut I confess l do not understand it,’ j
.'A! !, willing to hear him explain the ocouo
uii-v of ibis modest and bdaotifu! home.
I ‘ YVcll it * simple enough- YY hen Marv and
T u-oved ourselves bore and rook posseetiion,
with actable, two eliairs. a cooking stove, a
saucepan’ or two, and a Cot-bed with a straw
mattraan, the first thing we did wa e to bold a
council 0 f war. Ntrtv, Mary, my love, ; a;d !.
bore we arc. We have next to not!'ing, and
*w<s have every thing hi get, and nobody but
ourselves t<* i:ej; lUrsclres.
‘We found that wo could cam c.n a average,
eight dollars a week We detcrinmed to live
Ud cheaply as possible, ave all we could and
make us a home Current wa* oik? dollar u
week —our fu.-i, light, water rent., and soma lit
tle matters a dollar more. We have allow* i.
the saute amount to our clo’hing, and by ’.nijr-,
ing the be®l things, and ke ping them car. Tub
iv, we-dressed well eAoogb for that. Even u y ,
wife ;<3 satisfied v.nL the rttiiuroG*. and find.* j
that raw silk at six sbilhogs a vsrd is eln-apor, i
in rho long r un, than calico at ones ii-Hig.- -i
That, makes three dollars r wei;,aud bpiiio’ (
| our living to pay tor. That cost us, with three
! !, i a family, just one dollar more.’
j One dollar apiece I’
‘No—one dollar for all. You seem surprised:
but we have reckoned it over and over, it cost,
nn re at but now we have learned to live
both better and cheaper - so that we have a
v!e:ir surplus of four dollars a week, after pa,-
ing all expenses of rent, tire, light, water, clot h
ing aid food, and occasionally giving a party.
i know a smile came over my face, for he
continued :
‘Y es, give a party; and we have some pleas*
ant one*, J. assure you. Sometimes we have a
doiuti guests, which is quite enough for com
fort, and our treat of chocolate,* cs'k<‘s, blanc
mange, (.te., costs as much as iw v> dollars;
but inis is not very olten. Out of ogr surplus,
which comes, you see, to two hundred ijullars a
year —wo have bought ail you see, and have j
money in tne Bank.’
‘L see it all,’ said I, ‘a ! l but the living. Many -
! a mechanic spends more than that for cigars,
I to .say nothing ot liquor. Pray tell me precise
! Iy how you live.’
‘Y*iui pleaaiire. First of all. then, I smoke
rut cigars and chew no tobacco, and Mary takes ;
no stiufi.’
Here the pleasant smile came in, but there
*vas mo intcrrupiion ; for Mary seemed to think
her husband knew what bo was about, and
could talk very wed without her aid.
‘But what do you eat and drink ?’ I asked
curious to see how far tins self-taught phi
losopher bad progressed in the laws of health.
‘Coni: this way, and l will show you,’ lie
said ; taking a light and leading the way into a
capacious store-room. ‘Uere, ti;st of all. is a
mill, which cost me twelve shillings, it grinds
all my grain; gives rue the freshest and most ;
beautiful meal, and saves toil* and profits. This
is a barrel of wheat. 1 buy the best, and am !
sure that it is dean and good It costs less than [
1 three corns a pound, and a pound of wheal a j
day* you know, is !<xxl enough for any nm.i,— [
; We make into bread, mush, pies and cakes.— I
Tier” is a barrel of potatoes. This is hominy, j
; Here a; e some beans, a box of tapioca, macaro- j
’ ni. Here is a barrel of apples, the best I can j
| find in h ulton market. Here is a box of sugar, j
and lh;s is our butter jar. Wo take a quart of!
country milk t day 1 buy the rest down town, !
by -be box ur barrel, where I can g t the cheap- !
e*i. Making wheat—eaten as mush or bread, j
sud all made coarse, without bolting—and potn ;
toes, hominy, r r rice, the staple, you can easily I
see that a dollar a week for provisions is not |
uily ample., b’.i r allows of a healthy and even j
luxurious - o -y. tlie r * we eat greens. I
vegi ial'l s fruit and berries in their season. In !
th : summer *ve have strawberries and peaches, |
as soon astln ripe a .id good. Mary will |
g- t up a dinner trom these materials at a eo-t j
i <>f a sbiiiing. ix.tter than thex whole bill of fare j
[ at the A Cor ’ j
[ i was satisfied. !l<-r* was’ comfort, infelji- j
i genee. t:i*t>; and modern luxury, all euj'-veil by j
! an’ huoible mechanic, who knew bow ;<j live at 1
i tln-ee-t l have up ..tioned. Uow much useless j
c Miplaining might besavtd liowmncli getni- ;
ine happiness he enjoyed—how much evil and ‘
suffeiiiig might be pr. ; vented, if ail the working !
men it. Nov York. werc as Wm. farter.
{ te;ve v sln.e-k -i niaa or woman bVtho hand j
wiili m. i ioarv respect, than .when I *;bd” |
•good night’ to this happy couple, who, in
this expensive city, are Hvoig. in'luxury ted
growing rich on eight dollar*a week, and inak- i
img : tie beiic i ox h shoemaker a chair of pratic- j
cat pliilosophy.—[Condensed from the N. V’ork j
.Sunday Times. j
Kroin tlie Richmond Republican.
The liat'helor’s Farewell to Is Cooi-!
pauions.
Fellow Wakukuers:—l am resolved to i
marry ! -‘oufTrmed, doubly confirmed in my rcso- j
iution. To nil b id; dor.*, old young, and mid- I
die aged, therefore, I say, in the words of Burke, I
when lie left the opposition, —‘Gentlemen, I
quit the camp !’ I cannot, however, take leave
of my ‘half-hroliiei bachelors,’ wild et ex pres-' -
jdng my regret—for what ? not for leaving now,
I for rnd having left before this, the society
of a f t of fellows hardly to be tolerated in any
(jivilized country; but 1 have been duped, de
luded, imposed upon beyond measure of com
: eHiiip with SRch a craven-h> ailed cofp , stieh an j
I-ind. seij. lined, weak, irregular, dull soldiery: j
! fellows who are bankrupts in purse, in wit, in ,
j reputation. Bio. what could be expected from I
; a class of beings, ‘state, flat, and unprofitable.’ ■
i as old bachelors generally are?
1 follow- Wanderers, you may cal’ my sudden j
| metamorphosis anew o. oid light, a refon lation, |
j -t converstOTi. a whim, or what you please, for 1 j
l am resolved to wed, and if if be not the march j
of mind, 1 believe it will, tome, he the march of
iniert.
I an resolved to retire from the noise find
Confusion born the foily and profligacy of bach j
erlorehip.to the peaceful batten of matrimony'.
1 shall dissolve pari in rsiiip ,vo,b the late ‘exteit- ;
sive firm,’ wh.eii f joined unsolicited, and leave
without regret The ladies will applaud the
defection, for th ■expose will strengthen their
artillery against the already proscribed race of
: old bachelor.-’ Mothers will read ’hose obser
vidunß to their daughters, ami daughters tor
them- Ives. Nay, every old maid in the coup.*
try will, ‘with grjdv ear, devour up ray tlis- j
course,’it will strengthen ttmir weaktie*-.against
their .tj .pom !>ts, the baelielors. Tiius having
-i the I.•<ii •*’*. • cio not - hut bcconies of
the g‘nth-m 0., nore especially the bachelor
part of them, h inav le inquired, what evil ‘
| have you done hibrotiier bach.'lor- ? ’•’* hat
i good have yon ever done me, by chance or def
j sign * Have you not taught nw; to sr*ok \to |
I take snuu, to diiak wine ? all which 1 hen t forth
i renounce, because am to get married. Have i
i you not enticed rue to mak t>ets, play cards, j
j and keep late Hours, ull which I shall no* for- j
I swear because I h.t.vc refolnd to wed. iuoe j
you not soikiu'd t.'.e. to join club after club, at
fend routs t tils, tavern*; to jaunt hero nod
there,dissipate no- 1 , me, u onev. .md niiml to
no jMirjiose! lill'diich I rest utely give up I com
this day, ands. r this simple reason: because l ;
have rosylv -d to gut married.
Over md above these “'weighty charges, have! j
not b* ui literally pestered by tour acquaintance j
for the last thirty yettra! Are not the geae J
rality of old latistv baciu-’ors a parcel of scaie- i
crotvf, calliag them scire* one's friends, vvhii : !
they are. die greatest euetui *s to his repose aud [
huppincts? thi bachelor borrows money of:
mo which be never intends to pay : another i
solicits to be introduced to my tailor, who m ‘a- j
j eures him, uot] leaves ore measureless iu regret, ;
j G. I have to psv the bill; another pretend* to |
t te an excellent judge in wines, aud tastes away :
i ar, occasional hot*Jo of my best! Then comes j
ia horde of bachelors on a Sunday, and, as I j
iam famed for having good l gs—of mutton. !
[ whey soon leave tor me, not a leg to stand! j
] Roast and boiled disapjear with greater ecleri
| Ly than the locomotive engines on the railway !
! They a>e a flock of devouring locusts. Egypt
j was never more plagued than I have been; but
! it is ever, the swailow* of summer will soon dis-
I appear in winter; not one of those old baehe
j lors shall enter my threshold wlien lan mu -
l ried. Prince Henry never left his dissolute
: companions with inure satisfaeiioit than l leav.*
! you • for you have Bardolphu? P ; ns, and nutny
.* Po’.ns among you. Indeed, I may :>a) with
! that royal penitent.—
“Presume not that ! ant ths thing I was;
Fnr you nil must knmv, so shni! the vorli prrixiv?, i
That j lii’.ve turned away my former self;
3o will l th.Mu that ke-.p m 2 e,m:jvu'.v.’’
Von te:l me nil nations a/e struggling hard ‘
. for liberty, and tiiat 1 should retain mine; but!
| ! say again that i am struggling t<) lose my j
j liberty, for 1 have found it to la: the most gal ‘
j ting servitude ! you tell mo ‘the cap of liberty !
: is the only coronet;’ but I tell you again, I have I
not found it ‘a golden diadem. : The cap of{
liberty iias imprisoned me too long, confined j
me among you in amoral Bastile Incarcerated, !
cheeked worse than Sterne’s starTmg in the cage. !
| l ! can’t get out! I can’t get out!’ But I shall j
get out of vour clutches, fellow.wand -rers f
wiiat are the fruits of this liberty i An aching
head, a sunken eye, haggard,over-hanging eye
brows, feverish pulse, aud pale cheeks,are some
of tlie ‘glorious advantages’ of a bachelors
liberty. Delusive, bauble ! whole nation* have
been destroyed by the syren voice ! no wonder
individuals should listen to your decoying blan
dishments. lam glad I have ‘screwed lip my
courage to the sticking point,’ and resolved at
all hazards to get married. I will be a Beue
lict; let thorns come if they will, ‘that is a
! part of a wife’s dowry,’ as Shakspeare lias it.
f. could even then laugh at my quondam com
; panions, for their ears are ionger than those of {
Bottom in the play.
Take a single figure from yonder group of j
miserable old bachelors, see the niggard crea* l
tore infuse his tea, counting every leaf lest he :
should make it too strong for Ids shattered i
nerves; but all the sugar of the West Indies
will not sweeten the cup socially; it wants the
fair hand of woman to mix it, and her bright
eye to beam upon our souls when we drink it.
Her sndle enhances every meal, In r sutl voice
sweetens every draught; but the cold, phleg
matic bachelor, the lonely, stingy, snarling dri- i
veiling, revelling, wandering l> icln-I lives
without aim. and dies unregretted. Tin cannot j
sweeten the social meal, cherish r e drooping
heart or be si *th and with ‘M-ild'en’s iiinoccnt
prattle. For lie is ‘full of noise and fury, sig
nifying nothing.’
And now, hoary-headed bachelors ye horA*
of jocund trifle-r ye ins'ifFerablc band of self
deceiving, procrastinating tophis’s. who roust
not aspire even to the withered hand of an old
• id, i. >r c. * Kieli the preser - ,f i b i.v, ;
•vidow, much less pretend to a hfoomoty maid- i
ca —vour cases .-••re drpei-ato, and must be i
given ovt r Uru spechd cooiiiiissioii of the Ituliee, !
by whfun you will indubitably be found guilty !
of every count in th-* indictment A : for mo,
I !,ave found, that ‘it, is not good for man to be
alone.’ and have resolved to marry; to have mv j
own domicil, ring my own b H. c tmiuand ny ,
own servant.; and thus escape the neglects of!
lodging* and the iucon vccieuee* of a boarding ‘
iio'.ise. Farewell.
Farewell ih>- n*> sy song, A* mMnitrlii bttl,
The ear pu r ing rattle of the uiglifly wsite'll,
Kiirewi ll I the bachelor’s noisy halt, —
‘‘The p .iiip nnrf ctrcHmst-vnce of gl,>ri<us’ celiSaey ; ;
The ills and miseries of a bnchvioi's lift, i irewelß
For now my ot* nj>a'ioa's gone !
Yankee. Ivqi isitiveness. —A eoi respondent
r-dates the following anecdote, illustrative of the
dominant passion of all Yankeedoin :
lu one of mv solitary piscatorial wanderings
last summer. I passed through a meadow i'’
which a couple, of juveniles were, making hay.
One of them left his occupation and came to- •
wards th * bro- k where I was fishing. Thefol- |
lowing remarkable conversation ensued we be- j
ing strangers to each other:
Roy.—Fishing, ain’t ye?
$ nooks. —Y-a-a-a-s, something of that sort.
Hop —Hot man? (he lifts the lid <>f the bas
ket,) oh, .creation! what a lot! Where did ye
get them all ?
lUoj.— Gue*s ye know heowl what kin-1 of!
pole’s that; powerful ban some >re, ain’t ill!
Wh.it is it. made of f
St oats. — (Finding he hud awakened a;: in- j
ashwocti, twelve feet in leigth, in three pieces, |
mounted with bras:-, four inches r und n< ’he •
bottom, tap:ts gradual'y to half ;• I inch e*i*'c =rjj- {
forence at the top, seven teen o iriee* woigM, cost
five dollars, and e'tcap at that! b -ught of Mar
tin L. Bradford, iu VVa.-.hmgton street, Boston, j
Massachusetts, United Slates of America, last
spring, basket front him too, cost ri no, shill ing*., i
holds, when full, twelve aiid a half pom Is of,
fish, when half full, or empty, can’t say, got >
lines and hooks from him, too, 10. * l i en I’ m;
silk, various, book* Limerick stiu diUerenUi/es,
hanged on gut, this straw bat two dol
lars three ytare ago, this old co-' t iwelvc, about!
the same time, can’t say what these ventilating !
penis cost, and have forgotten v.hat the vest |
came to, boots made for fishing, and cost fi'. e |
dollars, got an old wallot in my pocket to keep j
square hooks and lines in, haven iack-kr.it • u so 1
in my pocket and it purse with a h.df-dollHr, a !
ihrHing ami two cents In it, there was once i
half p’lit of good brandy i that bottle, paid
two nod sixpence for that pipe,got this tobac* j,
eo at the store above, as patt of a pound weight |
oi verv rnisera! lv .-{.iilfi that box l us- to J eep •
my bait in, which i generally earth-worsts j
that handkerchief I got lcan’t to!’ wh n, it is ;
oid enough to speak lor itself, I live at the cor- j
ip- r above, have been there two months, inteu i 1
Lo f-Mj there two months longer, more about rm 1
seif I shan’t tell you, is there anything nioix in
pat-lieu!.'.:'you have t > ask?
•Rustic*! I *, Junior, looked amazed the. while 1.
rattled oil’, with the volubility of n Caleb Qao- j
ie?ii. the above inventory of facts and > ,eoU :*e* j
tions ; and. to mv grest.surprise,seemed to take
ihe hint that t would deem further iuquirfofc j
superfluous. Happy in having furnishedune in \
dividual at b ast with a quondam sujfictt of in
formation, I turned about to renew my sport.
Scarcely had I inserted my fishing line in the
brook, when thi* vision was bioken up by my •
a .’ie friend inquiring in ar: earnest tone ;
esav stranger ; ithire did ye dig yer baitV
1 foil completely flummoxed ; und l did not j
leave myself time to rt fleet, and hardly foil my - j
self secure from the Infliction of another round i
of meresleas inlc-i *'og'ttones, until at least one ,
fourth of a mile h <1 hs n measured between ire t
and the insutiaG - querist. —Yaokee"Notion. j
—’ w y~
Miss D. say*', that the firat Jimc a young |
man squeezed her dress she felt rs if she was j
iu the fond whore bo- c.s carrn 4 bom •
Tba Iron Interest of tiportjla.
Ktowsh, G*., Ike. leol.
Col. Jf. C. Fstm, Cruiilm. *c. Millsim.kvu.lk, tii.
Dear Sir :—l hare jurt received your letter ad
i ‘isiny me that you arc* Clurrm.in of a Committee of the
S-t-nule, app<.iiiledf:- to inquir- ini, t!,<! c- itiditioii
and proipec-t* of the lout interc-*’. in Oeorgw -
You request i.ie to CMnmunaato by letter ruck infor- j
mail an as [ may be jxiswuseil of, concerning tb’ia inter- j
ect, its origin, progress, present condition, and future’
(prospects.
It afford* me pleasure to t -spm-1 to you, wlr -vj ‘
j statesmanship lias directed the attention of the Lc-is
i 1-ituro to nti interest, which in magnitude and public* j
j beni fil*. will *<>._. be foaod :n tb-orgia, to be sc-coinl only :
j to tint Cotton :merest, Ii is renuirkaUu that ‘lie puw- j
! .so inin.l should be so d-toitutt of iiifonnatioii .n tbcsv
it< pies. ‘Tltt.ro is no State in the Union s j
I equal resooroe* of Iron, ct unacted wiih like faciinie*
j f"r their developemcnt. Arid yet there is no State ;
hiving great resources partin!ly developed, in which
i the subject hits failed to elicit public ail. ntiotu
j Geologically, the Iron region in Geor;ia is hs-o-J t
I ln tho traination front the primitive to the s xnd.try i
regions; having its eoo,c from north east to south- j
j west ; extending from the lino cf South Curolfhn t>’ j
the Alabama line, mainly iu ,ivu str.it i; tbe gre ■: j
masses are hi quarries; but v.iat beds or hills .f ;t, eon- j
sii.st of )<.se |wriic!.,*s of a sixo to sh >v< I up-.
Thy counties of llaberslmm and Ball, Lumpkin
.ted Gilmer, Gwinett and h><*K i!b. Ch r.-k‘->- and C<>i>b. I
Cars aud Murray, Gordon and t lhailooga, Walker and
Dale, and Floyd and Paulding, embrace tbe reg t> .
geogrsphii.dly.
In the*a counties there is Iron are enough to ern- ;
jdoy ihe entire laboring population of Georgia, ::: it* ;
various inaoufaeiirics—Uesid-t farming land suftic nt
So subsist them.
Tito varieties of the ore arc principally the br. w .
Hemati c,'tlie black ox:’a, ami the gray or. . Tin*
Magnetic is found ill Lumpkiu county. The quality ‘
is superior, and yields from forty to seventy-five p._-r ;
dent. Tin* iron made fri. ni; is distinguished -r it* i
strength, softness, and ductility. After full t-ist of it :
made bv order of the Ordinance department, at the Na- j
vy yard. Washington City, it ranks with the best Iron
in ihe Union. The best Found cry pig is also pro- j
duct'l from it. Tills is remarkable Gr its so! . css and
strength.
The iron region in Georgia, i nearly isl -ptical with ‘
ihe Gold —and is quia- co otleti*’. e with it. Accom
panying both, is found Manga,fts Um: I’iu nbigo, the
elastic sand stone, and the Dkimortfl. Marble, 15... iu i
grtiu quantity.
The faediiics of timber and v. .*od, for ’*uc! ax j coal j
arc very great, inexlniustibfo trithi.i any litnite*; period !
The Kt.ov dt river traverses th s r< c. >n, from Lumpkin j
cootity tt* he Alabama lire, -r :i<iti t enp'ic* into the i
<>Ka at Kouie it and its tributaries furnish the most i
ample and convenient water power, and arc unset- ,
pa*:d for boldness and constancy. Its valley aflfords
superit r forming lauds, whilst the neighboring hill-, j
bc'ng be t-.ily wooded, are tit for little rise but eoai
iOg . Ulilldss
Tlie dimauiof the region is ;Le best in t! State,
aud not s ifpaas. dby any, in any eou: 1 y. The lot
rode ’ th'r.y-four dwjvccs n -nil. T..c- .va’ .r i, ;!•
he rt free sUtiic, and o .vtsi niaily Jii.cstone. The valley j
of thu Hi aah produces Gotten, Coin, Wb-st*.’ Bye.
Bnriey and Gats. Abo, Meadow grass, Timothy*
herd’s grass and clover. Til’s valley, from Itina l i<
Pahlutu'ga, is destined to be tlie great Manufacturing
legi .a of the South ; Manufactories of whatever ki-,
arc made, of Iron or Steel, or Wood, or W.io! < r ‘
Lojton. And in it a lii concentrate aud accumdat ■i ‘
v ir< wenitli, physical, (xditica!, and pecumu-y. Along !
tl'ia. valley, there is now a Bail Road from Rome to
Etowah Depot, thirty dive miles. And jour Lcgisla |
ture lus heretofore granted a chart* r for a Rail and
from Etowah Depot up this valley to Lumpkin coan y. •
This will be built, and along it w'qlbc found ihe eh T
cst summer retreats for the wealthy of tht loimi.
region e.r the .State; an! >.i it will be cnrrd • .1 —.
•: 1 sand freight cn igh, to the State Rail itoad. ’ • ae’
tiirec per cent, lo its profits.
Mr Jacob Stroup, (uow deceased.) n ved t?.o iron
business in this region. Ho was a sag- •.>:* -nun <*•
indomitiibje will, great perseverance mod industry, ii•> j
built a fucnace in Habersham county, neai .T•.* 1 .
more, that: thirty jeur a t > —v r k- it witli pa;. J *u<_. :
cesst sos several years, sold rut And moved :• Cas ;
county, for a more favorable luc iton -rod n b-.t arc,
more abundant, and more easy to : race. Her. ir o: i
twenty years ago. he built a Furnace oa Stain a ere k. ,
the present location of Etowah Furnace. This he i
worked with varied success avl sdd it lo M*. & S.- -up ■
tes s< n. a man of ni scie’ c nr . ou.-mc•*-. but
v*<i..vU 4flvl tdtoi’ililflU iljf ..IU Wtlirt. At i^
the piottevr* of Oeorgia in this
cipital, and the want of facilities to g t th. n-odoce i
o! marker, uLd to the recent and (msett* • ; ot •!iti-i
of the cauntiy, rendered success equivocal. ‘lcside* J
th-sie. there hm been two oflicr .;♦< mpu* t. • l, ui ! Inp
Iron Works in Georgia; one bet wren \v’a rttiiio'i rod |
Augusta, and the other bvlw -c< Ath-.iis and Jelft-ir u,
on or near the lint of Oi-rk and Jackson 4J'Uuti*-<. — ‘
Tb'CC ware rude attempts at B‘.-umetir.s, ttr-i resulted
unfavorably—v *hat the efforts -o flab* reliant ad
Cass counties, may be cuosid wed tbcorigitt of the bu
siness in Georgia.
Tiro progrvts of it was aiov- for the fire-t lift cn years, 1
for the causes stated. A ; cat the yv.tr lßlt* Dr Jo'tn ]
W. Leww, ufCbcmkce county and Dr. Thota-is Ham* j
lit it, of Cass, uss.xiiatcd in ‘ ‘t> j jr. .. w. > f tii *re
fnises an 1 water ijowerst Etowali—the prc*enl kwa ,
lien of the F.towah Works—with a ww to go ‘-..t0
tha Iron burim-ss. But sm ii afterwards they r.-t-i- in
duced to sell out to Most* Stroup. Iu 184*’- ’ :'-e
w .ter of this jo rted Mr. Stroup a-id b*ug't ’
property. At this period tlu-re existed only a s nail ,
btot furnace aud Fotindcry. a Tiue cat fire, arid :rit> ;
bummer, Fr i.r ti'’s linn-, the neftcMion .* •• •• *•*!. •!-• ’
udvauou of the Ii £U>ud and opeo ng of ifte count•*.
produced a rapid advance in ihe Lu- ncss. Just n.- -*r
h- ibis, Mr. Jacoi. ‘rtr-roi. r-u-i: -.• H. r Furnsc *i
tooin Creek, now called AUoonn hurntjee, 4<:and
additbH.a were went mode to the Emwah What*.
In IS its, Mr. L. M. Wiley, 1* iiu-ryh .nl of (■'■:.r’
tan an 1 Mew York, but native of Georgia, rui 1 i
geutlcman of great efTteienoj, enterprise, a:il talent j
for Wsinwß with larao n.vrm*. ‘■ jght ■•>s*titt> and inter
est in iho Etowah prep-oy- a .'id • --*irtpany was j
erganioed to prowcutc the ticu aqd tbe flour veil bu* j
siaiiss. The c3{ulol paid .-yap to this*organization *• u s
$ If*,00(1, and up to da*e .tiro b.vl Dell rpe..J J jr.
iriiprevcnvinta, d r e.
A r rale and plan of iinprovesiunlj was now r
rol.ed upon by the” Comp.n j • and pj we*-t the a- j
igcncit*, thg capital was inarrosod from time to time,
t< $83,000. litrti garttn f gracing to pay in h.:J *
third of the increased oapi&xl. Mr \t .lej- paid li.. I t
dH likewise, but Mr. Streitp being uaprovid* J with,
cash m ins, oculd cot, and I cither paid H ‘ or bur- j
row. dit for him ThU hre-v the r *;k f. ■; *f j
twu-third* of upon me, and in the seagirt, •
very.,rary *> my wishes, male me tbe fogs’ p*v v
of t vo-tt.;ds of tbe stock.
The soak* of operktenj-s. and plan of impmveiaen if,
by aa article of eo-parui. i s'iip, w-.re adopb-d by ~i ■
vole of the n6-tiK !t . and ueredufi*. .*• to i>c. n I -->i ,
un i Fonn.Jery, a Fkwtr mil’ of C'*>t e;as, a Rt'ltibg
mill, for R-| R.oad atro”T Y-r oai t T ron, a vtore. tv o |
Core mills, 6c two saw mills, wub *a- c ssry shnpH. tools, j
team force,and op’ .- ac hi uses. Tin f lour mit! ned
tiro Rofling roll!, with tic*:’ accompaointonte. were tb-.-w j
(0 ot built, and the goods to h* fcroi-lrou far*! 1 -! *to.*. j
:.'!.,‘y*ljvo too ;a.- and Ll'. .** L-s-t Ctga rs...i n w~ it- 1
l and $20,000 ij<<f.; capita! was now or.: ■ red *,’
! be raise I to build theßohiog mil! aud complete the im~
■ proveni -mu.
ITo prevent ni.sr*ppreh<*Rljn here, prrrr't mo to
state that the det-i-inn to build a Robing mid was i;o%*
| nJe agunst tny voice. The eork vis beian, ,-r* *e-
I eetej and oempleted. -n the east pibje :irrc- ~\c ia
| a sqbtstuial, wtia'lietipy style. AnJ cor.-.den -e t j
l pioneer *ate ■( ue em.ntrv, and meUlff.r’ j h.ipfot •.
I minis ordered by i!io Company to be pal up. eoiempo
■ raneonstv, i. va done •’ h as munL eeonc*r> a, p, s .
! dbie. VV here one instance *f ,v ttW ecoYiomy en fa
i produced, un-for like circumstance*, a doom foilur,-*
| n complete the work at any price, can b foun t.
In b.itldin? np the Hotting m il ami Flour n 11, and
‘ s;jppl) iu_ and keeping up h stock of g‘uds ?- <i • -fo*
i mu u> near $4*1,000 iu a year, it was very *&*• found
1 that the arlildi n.d capita! of iiO.OOd wac very ‘nr
‘ short of lire end. to complete a ~j move iL
required over $-200,000, or $130,000 or* r a id übuv*
! the $6 5,000 paid in. To <-al! for Increase of capital
-;w usciuts. One of the partners foil paid in is -no
unic'j aided by me, and I oould at*! hi in no lunger.—~
Tho emripany could not aid lun The r-apitsi SST.-
000 wn.* invested, the work und- r way aid ... half
nr*.sited. i’ hat .ai to be d.oiv ? Delay’ ,v ,•-_<* fail -
our. The on y safety wv in m >v. m< at. since :>■> .•,
doub'ed but, once in operation, the capital womd very
onn bo supplied. I ll's semed the mar** safe m-voe
tint power to advand capital was in ti e iiai c/a
•irr, who admitted that we w >j! > . -,nt tre re e.-. ind
but said, *p : it in r*]w*C3 : r:.;i pr<-.••■ t-i be • r
b!e, and he could find capitalist*.’ Without b.-vtatfoti
or doutitiag, the tomjKtuy proceeded, and retched mt
advance from time to tunc, of eaeital in the form of
Km id*, wares and m<*rch indite, mainly -f MesM. Wi
ley, Hanks i Cos, of whom our Mr. Wjlcy watt ..hief.
it was never iuteode I t* be in debt to mi* one efoa.—
\ft r the whole operations were fi .’r under v. *
was f. and that this advance of capital in for*., of u
debt, had run up to making tm „.fd , ai&y
equal to $215,000, in rouim nami/vr*. of ..fit,a only
$65,000 liad boa pu and in by ‘h’ partners, of which
Mr. Wiley paid vuo third, and I u• tfc. Mrijsvl, paid
two-thirds, besides my pers- tiiii **t-ricv* tu* stveis
years.
In 1348, self-;'-: ervstton prompted me to a pur
•hase of Mr. Stroup'* interest. Tise year after, *o *tii:
1519—5 ‘, at ihe ejH.eial and urgent sobtntion of Mr.
•loin S Handle, I sold this iutorist toidir at the prio
-an i terms 1 gavo for it. lu a few inontlu f,er, b,,
di**l ( l iving paid bat a nominal portion of th. pur
cdiase money.
A; litis crisis it was deemed exiKdivut :o :'.ise the
eonipany business, having been ti.-sil,d hv the dvail*
of i.BD of the partners, i’.y Mr. \\ .icy i; wo iSeemed
expedient that ho shouid retire from the bcs.iti ss for
the present year; and in the mean lone have the
elu.iii oi Messrs Wiley, li.tnks <i (..'o. put i;:to
ment, tu irrako. wny fora ne,y organunUos, wliiuk
should r ‘sumc next year. To carry this out, th. ?-
tire Hvaiutoe assets of tun. conipany were placed iu
hands es an A “.at, to hquidate, ands w. r<) nested
to take- the property, re:n q, crcr-tc i; or hold and taka
e.u eofif * 1 nifotu h.- aufe. , ‘
At this ti 11.- ilia prop'.ny, wfSc-St 0-re.i i* sfotr-d,
i* *’ *d, eoc-i I*!tu . thf ‘jsir.i! acres oi be,.3, a
‘-'flrtr- i* m.-t i<m .... ttb :2 ; 0l?-. worthV/fMMIv m 9
anil the in'ases, two C-.-rn m,'!#, tv.u raw
mills, 3 fli'iiiti m il. Iron house, safe, ands! p>, an<s
&>•>is st ihi-s, md o;h mtivo hniwen, Fto tr mill, an 3
hobs ~ Cooprr .ii..p. aa.d h<*u*t—be
itdea aioek • n hand, <*V ih. as* -ts v*ru
And'f. d.bisv. ere sl3?.*. 9. Ami the proper*y ex
•jvyr $215,0- 0.
Tl:e first if -,-nt-ry ,-f, by u*r • -n. of the snr.iv
•ttg pat tners, as c.:.!. t t- >k •.diftja and con To! of
the eu'ir property, an) h < f';-.mted it tbi* v<a
.t-: ring -•*•:•! rut n ■ .*y or ft;•-rtf, cu-. nt a arret* -tor
g'u>l. s -me .i, ore?, and ic■■•. u. -u ■ ial. I ,ia* .•
-’ ! p the p!;i cl itii .peraK<“ The lr-n bos'i
an i. .revs bc'-r “u-uirnd in ‘.„e n d*t o’ .
■ i*..rr -■ - - ,i. i ~i * .i ,i* .
r ti The
a-, has is ..n ion c<t- - t. and -1 *■. .pe’ct
r.f ‘ir riiooiv 1 * 1 have ;,i ;,r *t
gv ‘• “ncep-s .th- inch corn, •'*-, il ur nr
age; tt* ‘ .a •pr -gr-ssed, .j have tot **o -r. y
ti •< .n .i* n I ewe U'.niii for yoi *<•
1 • but fit operat’ve I iO>>r. T*t .c . r t
pun tof 2,-> *3. !; hr exhibited * i rt*
ni.it.-:- il-> ! i ‘uet'. ,n i very * ./
r•. -j ■ ,i’ a;- midas: . r be %. *f
company ‘stand thus $ i'n b;
•caving r. balance v> no resiwnd i to 5 y •:. • j - ,-y r;v,
wit'i h nre, .cs 4>215,tK?U,-ftid the HZ. J3 noilare pr<*C;
of th : ye'ir. It may be th-'ght tlyxl i !w>r traas**
i ini 1 11--- boat* ■ tey. *
i:iqi'iry"iu;<a the *i~-i'*.ut m--f a I’ublte fhiirv*t,’ ‘i b>
will u<-t be c.msido ed* when i. iskti’V. n:h tb P;)-
wah projsiTty i ht emfo -iinjeut of that ‘ifStere-'f.'Wi’
now exist**, and you can ot separate the :i- froiti .
• tlur. The c nation of oo •nd>.,;,.d i ci„
terc-st ?s jeopard i*’d by ihi expqt, sav* .- •• o,vi. s•;< j
that of th** o'jh.ic. I .;ni content to i.y . c,v . ,> ,
the h.Hard of tlie facts, ihe L >Q[l.-! nnre
U; exi* bit a far ;• the pabS'e are ;s.e;, j.
TI: -re arc no h'e FnrnttSta in this r ;■.** t
to!. <>|h ra lon. rn-ainly owing to the pet ~i> .
< f-ii. Ihc-e ore, die .'.hot n t Furi v *, *.!• .. *rl
•’ ei- “ v. i a • j- CrctH Kurt4k ,
=u. JMr e v - rHi rule- . The eoi . i<
of these i- lids much -*n thecooditfojj end nrnr-.iectn
tis the I. .'Walt property They oil -if.y do w.-fc if iv
peoe[Ht. and are -apat-i* of producing jveekly i;>j sc*
gr-gat -of on ;i . idri and ten, of meli*.
The Ktt'wah R<! a-* mil’ h ?’*. and -op ♦<, £aij
R ind Iron, nud t?e dhr-reirt siJjc# of ivorchaa l . -Iron'-
us-ii ’.ly r adc in the iarge or btuu.l n tov.it ; t.- ;g
fiom liiree fou.-ihs of fifteen inch.*, anti pimv p!,.tt,
and ror.nds feu.a wit* rod, to four ii;ek ron.- Ji-, yim ire*
from flu it ml, to three inch square, -rch at. J foi f
frof'b.i>f to t>n; oud a half :r*efce*. aim. md! {.’*(6
•and band Iron. There arc also n nTm* Vias, for r.a
k'm” nail# from 3to 12 penny. The nv has rt
atl i;n wok, atni to-,. ‘ for r.d i.- oi-er*:* >.e. F-mr Th ‘!.
ice* Fnrrree-!'. four kubfclers Hr.-*, one four: a; an!
i- ‘•- pet
f iarijf a’ ; ;h wiilfee iinolfot. I <4- refined i-n..
- ‘ ‘ * ‘ ‘ *"■ “ and ** *'* ! ‘* v •*'•'''*s it
p.-udUvi-
Tlte krlcs cf brli Iron wij. .eaMiu--- In.*
he- a aimestenur. !v for ca. ! o. r.ji: u-. ; u ,
p- .}-„f*fod wt the :*;tt. ‘jitirce and u ecu's* jv*
r*-*u*id the ijiou a,:ijr oomtne; j, 1, mid other
kinds m r'i-ip f r*,i;.
Thp. pio-iaets of the irr-a busirsesfi t-!ii ‘tM as * . *{
.* !*s priKp.*. have bv'-n 11. ‘?cb curia eii by **vo cav >
Ist. The extracidmary hitctTupfioft in !be water
or. that drives both furr.ate aud- mill, by liar um-iua!
Ires hcls. It i-srart we jis.-v oak *.oypage i.t the rear,
Tiii* yar we bed four, amoui.-kr-g to six s a h,
2d. P.ic defective supply of stone oooi so tha i * jt*
tug and boiliiig f uusoes. Owing first to th* want of
go-aj both in t*o- sool'a-torj, *uJ ae.o: siy, to cfofi
dent trar.s- .ta.iire by tlus Itui: Ifoa.l Irom CUnunoc
-411 \aef thoue;,n-!i of loi!a, k< star j. ih* coal
’ra le, in which y .ur road s so much *ate.r*Hd, t iiavu
tan ye ! r souk sevtiaj thousand more 5-....,1 .lie two
yuise? just stamd. I hope better t:iiags bereaftti: —it
i?- virdom of the State will make the r.x- .ei appro
pr.at*.,f a for its ftMxds—vwhbruit whfo-Jj oil
.and 8!l trade aortr. and west of the Cna:t*bjot*<iee
.vifl be seopeu ied, .and thifc permit of tho wkiu
s ith ■ get tfctir cart, ffovr. sad irua ; .
a’'.- sutl Tecv.- Q.-fo-ua.
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