Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-07-25


where; whether in the bosom OF Sidmouth or |
Castlereagh, Greenville or Grey! We there.
fore should not wonder that Charles Phillips
is found among the wanderers from his native
shore, casting abost for some safe retreat
where in his old age, he may shelter himself
and his children from the storms of adversely.
What will the Irish bar say TO this mott,
production this splendid profusion ut balder
dashf What will George the iVth say TO
the man who has the front to Insult the mem
CRY OF his father with a fulsomeness OF pane.
gyric, which Alfred OF Henry the WITH would
blush to hear Ii is one argument more ia ad-
ditiOu to the many we could state, to demons
strate tho havoc and desoaticn which the
uniou is making OH the finest inteliects and
most brilliant talents our country nigh! boast
OF. We need not conclude by saving that if
our tears conld obliierat. this d,sgracefuI re.
cord from the lite OF CHARLES PHILLIPS, we
should give them freely, not more tor the sake
OF an old friend, than Tor the honor, of our
common country.
On the late Funeral Proces,isn at the nlerment OF
Hkften, the Mail Robber aud Murderer, the Phiiadei
phia Frsesndns JoHr,soi makes the following
REMARKS.
The above Notice is not only Of toe most sngn.
lar, which ever Appeared IN country" hut b
outrage upon The majetiy Of ths law aud insult to
co9ison csceBcy. lao uatt acicrs have txecut.
ed Ola their own contest MS NEST foul anu cold
oioooed murder OF IL unonendins individual Their
punishment was just, aud demanded by the laws Of
ooS anu man. a-sr others rom tue preparation Of
20 norma crime the iaN as attach peculiar odium
TO the manner OF their deah But mud the law, by
thls poupoue fuuet al of the criminals, who
seems was converted anO ba pzed lev daj evisus,
10 10 DC osared OF part OF its sautary errors, and
as great parade is got # be bad been martyr
IN soou cause. The Sheriff, vbo probably was
iuctaniy prevailed gu, was wrong 10 sism such are
quest. This same Hutton, IL appears by advertise
en IN the Baltimore papers sold his dying Confession
for which a Copy rigAt" has been taken out. To
have done the thug STYLE his body ought have been
enibamed this, together with his ponipous funer al,
would he ample encouragement for other murdeTers.
trusted that Nrtnous people will no, suffer such
of lie
morals, aud Is mahins Religion Farce.
from tae Edlfiniore Federal Republican,
al Ground belonging 10 the Third Baps, Church where
understand there was an immense concoHrSe Of Peo
pie. NJ. n. B. Hull was privately the eve
ming, ia the Chris Church Burial Ground.
4 s,ods Of diuing has just been patented to
btHdm BrOokffetd by TINS mode, the patentee
states that person NAV o-scend to any desirable
"aer until he be inpe!ied By tuGger thirst He
can walk on the bottom o. the SEA- work pleasure
aud STE objects distinctly in clear Upon ths
same principles by which the diver live, below, sub
marine lamp may he supported ~hen The water is
bh, or when the diver would wrecked vessels
among The many opecI' designed 10 sunAsfs the
OF humanity, TINS invention, IL thoroughly practical
stands in the hrst rank. FOR, by it drowned person
mat he tSkeh out III tom hVe 20 hfeen minutes The
invention is one Therefore, Calculated promote the
osJeet ~ associations formed ,he ciies Of Inc world
ior humane purposes.
Geotogy.-EN,ract Of letter from Caleb Atws,er
Esq 10 the Editors, dated Cucleville, Ga Jnns 49,
have siA'eep drawings OF al aud
ohei planis, fonno at Zau-svIle digging the caaa
Among these may he The Ieat ~ The coca nu,
hearing palm leaf twenty inches n snsth the roofs
trunk limbs, and leaves of the banb- ihe trunks
limos leaves, aud even blossoms of the cas,ia rhs
leaves even OF the blossom. fresh aninjuIeo and
entire showing cOHciHsiytly they grew near
the spot where ia y are now ouad hui hal change.
ans have tattH place in climate since the cassia
hougishsd here Has he earth changed It's AXIS aud las
poles or mas an accumulation OF ice wIbi the polar
circles produced change once mild Climate
With Newton agrse II Is unpho:ophicai TO account
Tor any PHENOMENON In nature, and produce The effect
n lima laGap
centuTes IN the same ibat within tie sst
ihriy yeats, We need not lock further for canse
Than the er alter prevalence OF that air rush
suPelior, &c from the reg OF perennial fost My
man o. .nnch promise, Of GAINESVILLE, and they
accompanied by detailed OF them, by Ebene-
ger Eransei' L'q." tUeekty Recorder.
The Art Of CMIsry.-So,ne beautiful specimens of
the ART OF cutlery have lately been Imported by Mr..
cie,'ics CORNER OF william and Garden street They
are rom ie manu- factory OF his brother in Birming
nam Among the numhera ts two penknves, contain
ing each my two Instruments moving twenty.sx
springs aud nifty two joints. Of the exquisite work
nanship, mounted IN gold, shell ,the, Of
pearl Neither OF them exceeds inch ~ length aad
weigh eight pcHny weights twelve grams by the scales
OF the Manhattan Bant. The following otliie
in rumenis each knife contains. Ten penknife
primers, erase's, hooks erafters, saws, &c. &C. Mr.
Creswick expects to receive in short time penknife
far curious in us construction cnn,sinin, touI
hundred blades. Has instruments are of 4 superior
construction ana temperament Nv Y. EV. Posi-.
From the Dartnorth Heyakd
Keeping Horses Every gentleman, Uho is obliged,
by hts health ~ h's husness to Keep horse
OF toe enormous expense incurred ~ allowed to
eat aGi waste as much rs he chooses horse
sumo from to tons OF hay year, besiaes the ne.
cessafy grain But il is asserted, actual pertinent
tbat ten ponds 81 good hay. wIh quarts corn
day, art enough to Keep common horse IA line or.
dec. Ten pounds Of hay day $500 pounds lule
more ban t"n aud hale year and tru qnar,. Of
corn da' absut Nenty taree hnsLes yesr-CaIl
hay seven dollars ton, four shi.ngs bush
e., ana You maze Tue annual expense 81 feeding horse
20 OF ) II about baifas much IL commonly costs.
TO keep horse IN The cheapest and beaitbirs man
neI, lei hun stand turf, dug up pretty thick
and placed on the floor of his stable let him care
nS and faitbiuliy cuTred every day. This more
Importance than is sometimes Imagined. opens the
pores aus preserves htalthful of the skin on
WHICH, IA horses as Vel as IN "'fn depends as mach
as on almost any i'iug else The proper and beaby Cd
eralon ofthe vaT,"as animal functions.
Although me inferior asio ais are not like men, sub
Jecilo unnatural apOe'iies, on account Of unnatural
suhuIan's received INTO The stomach they unquestion
ab'y often commune more f.od than is necessary IL
MAINTAIN the.TvigoT and spirit his surplus 1t
only 10 asceT ain aud TeifeuCh.
Corn Is chraper than oats for horses because there
Is more hear IN quantity Of the same price 1t is
messss aht to be given dry that the Of IL
may Keep the month in a healthy state.
10 maasnTe nay, the tarS Of basket may be taken
ana the hay eVen oln it in small quantities through
the day, hut CbeHy at night
horse that - not used should he fed with corn but
spsTiBg'y. He sbould occasionally be salted.
It's notperhaps. generally considered, that horses
are subject 10 cold aud feVers readily They
should, therefore, be used Nth great tenderness sHd
deiicacy, often washed in colo wgter. The pulse ge
morally indicates The health Of nurse. u may ie
about inch hack Of The eve ard in health beats A.
bout IS strokes in a minute.
The great secret in making horses look well and do
WE'LL is attention them Men y bo are TOO great ron.
tiersH to look To their horses must be TOO great gen
tlpinen to ride good ouss.
Ia uslng horses. 1t is better to drive briskIy, ana
stop ofteI, than 10 drive even slowly by long stages.
The missiOaarics from Connecticut to Arkaasa,
passed SiaUpeetOmn on Monday, i1th JHne, ia
tTO fiat bodts We understand th1t they lure
been rery successful in making COLLECTIONS 10 aid
IN supporting tie expenses of tie mission, at the
several piaces ,Chsre they hare stopped on their
route. Illinois Gar
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