Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1823-07-15


flames, anu without knowing its contents, undertook
To unharness the horses They were warned Of their
danger by the shouts o the surrounding multitude but
they either did not hear the Guy OF powder distinctly
or they hoped time would allow them to acconpIs,
their generous purpose, hut before they had half
finished Il The fire reached the powder IL is won.
de'i"i that both men and HORSES were instantly
shattered M pieces but they We're not. One of the
horses is no. dead and the naen had presence Of
mind To throw themselves into the river, aud after
wards TO walk back to the They did not
die snlil several hours aiteiw ards. Their names
are Abbot Kelley, of marlborough, Maine, and
Andrew kimball, Of Sandwich. MIR. Samuel Hail.
OF SIahord, and Lewis Goliath the boys are not
yet dead but are not likely to recover. p.
[.NetO Hampshire Rep
TIE USEFUL ARTS.
Extract, from Gosenor WoodIys speech 10 tie
Of New Hampshire.
IL has been ascerained, also, that raise the
Legborn well mar
grasses, which elegant substitutes for both; vet nh.
value that's and bonnes imported this country tue
past Italy alone amounted To six hundred
thousand dollars and il is feared, friends, many
OF whom are distinguished tor ingenuity by the
lure oi these articles, have paid almost full proportion
this unnecessary
pr5ach that with pasturage in such excellence
aud abundance more wool is not grown here
mestic demand of the United States-a demand arp ella.
during last year an imp ration of raw wool o te
value OF three hundred Gig thousand dollars
The value OF the coffee and tea brought into the U.
IL the year ending September, a. d. 1922, after deducng
what reexpori.d, amounted 10 about five millions Of
dollars and though WITH esew here the viiated Az
petite these oree luxuri.s is seated with such firm,
ness rs 10 preclude hopes Of reform speedy
ough yet gradual substitution OF other vegetables OF
our own culture is practicable and increasing, and de.
serves the encouragement of every friend to domestic
economy.
The connection OF of these subjects with manu-
iactures miar Ia them additional importance. The
manufactures often furnish market highest value
anu constancy tn agriculture. aud those
hold contribute no less wealth diligent tina
To domestic comfort, should
Industry that patronage which its magnitude merits But
remarks of this Kind made with To solicit favor
To manufactures, united society and
Their connected with the Internal resources
supply the necessities much the uxries peo-
pie These last articles form, Legitimate subjects OF for.
egn commerce. On the contrary, would cherish suci
manufactures as our wants. means, and
Interests may warrant Thus The cultivation
Increased attention because this plant thrves richly on
our SOIL anu In addition TO the valuable manufacture from
iy industry and afford fair profit To agriculture Without
any change the national tariff imparing its
ss source OF revenue, discriminating might also
iuIhsh us IRON our own establishments with a greater
portion oil our bar and cast iron, with aud
sugar ana win our cotions, wOoenS glasses aad nails
Nature has lavished upon many he materials
ior these manufactures hills clothed with a5un-
dance OF wood Tor furnaces and almost every
rcheu as well as adorned with the finest falls water for
machinery" ~ "
Inc policy now recommended has been enforced by
my immediate predecessor with ability, which ma
iurher comment useless and the of such policy
confirmed by The fact, that disposition among past
wears 10 favor manufactures has here and
isheu some oil the largest capitals in New England"