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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
CHARCOAL ROADS.

We have already referred to The plank'roads
which are coming into use in The North and
West. We now observe, that in some OF the
Western States, Wisconsin 10 particular, "Char-
Goa Roads" are getting 10 vogue-espccially IN
forest districts, where wood costs nothing more
,hau The cost OF telling il. They are made, says
The Philadelphia North American, BY placing
timber across he road, covering ii wNh earth,
and then burning il 10 charcoal. After the coal
is raked down into shape, with The earth upon
II, The road is complete. One OF these roads is
in the course OF construction between Washing
ton aud Dodge equities, Wisconsin. l. is said
10 be Two birds cheapcr than plank roads, and
more durable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

BY he last &C, cunts TON Mexico. II appears
that very general impression prevailed thai
Santa Anna enlerlains design OF returning 10
The Republic. A 1ronuncsGmento in his favor
had been made ty one If The officers OF Busta-
menle's army, which threatened 10 assume for
midabIe character
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
CHARLFsP. MlTCnELl.. aud PHlLlf :

Administrators Of Miss X. Mltfhe =, -
DLEASR take notice, that shall Proo'ss,,
i FAY, The 2i,h day IL March nsu' n ~
hours OF O'Clock, A VI .aod q o'cioek' ,,s oi 3
Tavern house Of w D. Taylor. 10 ". ne, Ia. v
over To take lhr d.position- Of James " ,,.a ~
ID Taylor Ed Winston. and others, =, Cent -g,t'
s Gaas N . a sSS t Rs"a@5 o'
which am p.ain,,n ano You arc defenasnsa
taking Of the SAID Propositions cannos - 81
the above named day iaes WIZ pe ,,@m az -
following Monday, and 20 continued +,
urfil completed. 49,, .ypRRsuA
Feb Ih-ctd - ~. ,rr,l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
A SlIuATION as TEACHtK '" -

A SITUATION AS TaaLnrH sos,n. sc :.
A Y S.s .s@. . snSTs"H ana .t e.
s and Eas:a anss' g ,: sDss;'
aeishtorhood Hr vii CIV. ,ll G,".e,Jy' s. s'
language, also. II desired. aanfe v,Isinil
foot Post Offie-. Hanover county, We
March l3-cW3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20

Ia Meeting Of ihr President and Directors of u
- Louisa Railroad Company, ~ their Office. on SaiG
day. The ltih day a. February, lsi9:
Whereas, the several monthly acquisitions hrittoo
made On Subscribers Tor ~luck III the Louisa RaiOa
Company tor he purpose 81 extending sdd roid ifo
Urdns,ilr 10 the base al the Blue Ridge. IN part ~
rnt al each share OF stock 20 subscribed iuI no aon
-ali-viz: On lhr III days 81 January, March, Apr
May, August, september, Urinhcr and December, ~
on the Isl d-ys II February and March lag. oI rs
dollars pei share. AMI The Isl DAYS az June July 40
November lei-, OF ten dollars per share, nave m man
instances not h-, complied WIN - la any part thti.
a. ana ~ Others bu. partially complied with
Resolved, therefore, That the said acquisitions *
and The same hereby repeated. aud THAI due pup,
cation thereof he gwen ant That on the further las'
al any such SLOT klodtr or Stockholders Ia c0mp VII
t- sad f-qui-ions Ia. President al the iumplnS ,,
aud required either 10 make sale Of the shs'
or Snarrs Of any sCh delinquent Stakeholder, o,ts
To Use the at such QUESTIONS, IN The manh,i
prescribed ~ the act rnlrd AN act prescribing e'f
tain general sulations tor the incorporation of ia a.
cnn,panrsn Ia recover The same by m'tion on "a
days noll,r, ~ lie may deem mot eIpedirnt.
a true Copy rom The Minutes. lr r.,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-20
VALUABLE ZEAL ESTATE Al PRl-



. Acrn, Tor Joseph +. Montgomery, with full aulhc
= iits io sell, hereby ofrr, privately, his valuable
Lands situated on Rochiish river, In Nelson county
TINS property mas been IN market tor the last I've
wears a. Is known To many, and this crcuInsiaues
may induce some suppose, either that The land Is
desirable thai has been held At too nigh price
Neither of these Supposliinns, however, IL correct
Inns Estate rulh, hesitate not To assert.
the most valuaho size IN the state, whether In
painting farming srL@ln. purposes, and althou,a
far pr,rr mas heretofore been insisted great bi
sain nty no,s had the owner being determined =
gill 1t whatever price his property VIII command, ht
fairy presented a. purchasers.
The entire tract contains about 2ou acres 80 acre,
being Bottom land at thr highest pfoductiyrnrss ar:
wholly Irer from overflow.
The highland, generally, is of excellent qualify, irt
lies lvurabry Tor cultvatioIabon three hundred aft
fifty aces BEN. ALREADY cleared. The wood and
well timberrd ~ any land IN Virginia there bring uooa
II an abundance o, white YAK. Spanish OAK. poplar,
hickory, Chestnut, locust and walnut The Whole
unusually VEL watried, and the situation i
markedly healthy.
THIS property lies within twenty two miles Of How
arissle on lie James River Can,l, 10 w'oh place
t,re road Is nearly completed, and y cis,apce fpr
the contemplated route al The l.on-t Railroad, 81 %,
Eastern base 81 the Blue Ridge, ~ only about I. mile.
The place ~ III be sold In one tract II viii be
ded mo Two three tracts, may be preferred Il
pure hasrfs, each wi'h sufficient improvements, a.
III Il due amount ofClrartd and wood aud, aud gof
supply OF water The man dwelling, situated rfrr
centrally on ,h- estate, = client brick building
handsomely situated, WITH necessary nui-bonses
A tuurin al the purchase money viii be- required i
hand, and The balance IN three equal annual insts
mrnts, without interest,
Possession miil be gwen NJ any time, though fam!r
operations " ~ he carried until sale br effected
". address i Grrrnfed, Nelson cuuEty, Virginia
which place reside.
would respectfully invile all who may BE- dispose,
"a nus a. ave cary call, my purpose being 1
make sale a. soon - practiodbe.
jan 3l-eu JAMES II HARRIS
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
Gin Slif auf bic 9escn,partiscn
Serbdltnitfe Stutftblanr's.

Der Sahresta9 jenes aetpaltiaen Sdlaaes
riift beran, Der nit Der 3ertriimmcrun9 ees
Gbrcnes ecuis pbtlirp's Sualeid) BE 9arss
eurcpdil,te Bslt aus ben alten Suscn riB
gs mag besbalb wcbl 3eit iein, eintn Slid
auf bic Welt Tim uns Der su ,perfen, ielfif
auf bic @efahr bin, nod furSGdtiser sn iein,
ais Ter jebise Seiheminiiler ces sluswdrts
aen, Neinrit pcn @aaern, Der bcfanntlid
fTd nod feinen llsbsrblid iibcr Die ansipirti-
gen @srbdlmiIe ;u fd,affen ,puete, sud' mir
riibmen nns eines loldcn llebertldes nlht.
aber mir mcbmen audi feline SteQung Gin,
Gle nns Derpflt6tet, eillen lrld,eH Sl tatea.
Sn allen Staaten bar es scrnnaen nah
0crmeu Der inncr Gerfafiuna, nad tens-
rer @cffaltuus bes tfenhihen ectens, nah
llmgeltaltuns tes gseraltcter unc i.erifsltnn9
neuer 3uitdnce; ober nirsenos fat bat oiss
fer 9ewaltise 8ampf i'm Snnern c,e @0!fer
mad 9luseu ibcr lire 9rdnSen sefiihrt nirs
senos fait Gno Die 9elfrebun9en Der einseI-
nen 8Slfer 70 iberareiftno 9cwcrten, ros
Der Osahbartaat eaourd, beorcbt cher anscs
9rifftn rcrben mare. gSiro bieS ferner
70 bleiben - Wirb Der tescnnene 8ampf
lberaa im Snnern burh9eflbrt nno teenbct
merben2
gEir Stpsifcln b1raii nno Strar aus tem
einfahen @runbe, neil man lieber ben
6reniben priiselt, als ben 0aussencfsn. =
Die natiirlibe Gntipid(un9 Der earcpaiiten
Nerbdltni6e fheint uns nit celn Nrhbjabr
unb CONNER enen mebr cter minosr aQ9es
meineu Rrisg berbeiSufibren. SIS banbelt
I'D, bann oarum, neld,e partbei tpcbl bic
fiarfife fein mO3e, nm bic gridte oes Sic
ges ;u ernbten.
Waan irarnt uns rpr Ger Sel6ntenterrs
fhaft, per cem Sdbelregiment, ras fcmfnen
,perbe, ~enn tnrh olIe cemcfratild,e SlnifaIs
ten bic Jrsibeit auf Scffen Der OftnnnS aes
tctsn perts. Gs tsearf tieler garnung
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
germti6te Nrttfel.
Cincinnati, 9lpril 4.

Cincinnati, 9lpril 4.
@hcIcrafill d e.-Tic@trcnicle fact,
tae sDei Soanrlanaer UcmH mHampftrctcS
am Mcntaa mad, bem&cmmercial Ncepitol
9etradt murrcn, an bcnen ffatfeS SDmptcme
bon ofatiiher Cholera Ghtbar murocn. Gcis
DC bcfnten fldl in terenflid,em 3ufanoe.-
Gin anoerer @hclerofranfer muroe omSams
itaa, uno Gin nnberer am Scnntaa in'sSpis
tai aebrad,t, 8rire hier in Der Staet ucu
ecr Sr1nfhcit erarifen, Der cine wabrltcins
lid turd llnmiei9feit. Der @ciunbheitss
ratb hat, wie mir h0renfei siBuueen tpies
Der te9pnncn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

Surhtbar @rplo ii 0 tt.-8cn
pittebur9 bier argefcnlmcne Daeiaaierc tes
rid,tcn, coB am SscitasNteno elmer Ter Sfel,
icl ccs Dampftpctes Ger9i,a (ein padsts
tcpt swi1d,en Mbeeljna uno StenbenpiQe)
lpraua, nod,tcm ras 8cct faun bic Qano-
una perla7en bate. gs beief, Bag seaen
oiersio pas5aSiere on 8ese maren. unb nur
fi,nfsehn nod, nad Ger GrplcNcn leteno 9e'
tuuceu wurnen. Die gauge Cabin pom
gccte rurre wegaeitwemmt, uno oas Scct
blieb cls Gin totalcSWrad mittcu imStrcnte
lie9en.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

Gel B It mcro aus g d, 10 4 IN G.
re i.-slm II. B. M. erhing fdp Sr, TituS
Siid,cp elm wirtioer 20 jdtriser girNer gu
Maciicn, Gcnn., ME man elautt, aus relis
abier Gersweifun9. gr hattie an eiuenYfcfs
ten i'll feine Sd,eune Qefhrieben: "Sd, bin
ein obtrilnniser gngel, Der uicmals @nace
gefuncen bat unb aMd, niht 1nben faun."-
Sclfame @ciitespcrmirruna, inrem er an
fIh Die Sincbaftiqfsit teitrafen nil, besett
er bic o,D6te Sllnbe.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

um ieeen preis III I6ien, ftatt bic 8ance sa
lcdern, Die Ssifreih an uns fniipfen. Gin
;rrieenef Staat, rpie Deutidlano lit, p;rb
unr cann i'm Snnern ei,lis. ,penu er nahSlus
Gen befhdfti9t it. slber Der Min;ifer tes
sluemdrti9en bat feinen leberblif ilber Gle
ouemdriisen Gerbdltniife, II. 70 miro Deut1d,s
lano eas Shidial trefen, mas es fhcn 70
Oft hatte--es pirb ccn GcrtteiI res 9Iuereif-
cnocn aufaebeu. nm ben Tadytbeil tes 9lns
segriftuen bafiir ensutonihcn.-Sr s.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

80 @alifornieit.- it.-Das Shiff
Gar fam am 27 b. W. in goitcn nit Fes
ben,is taufeno Cellars Nertb California
Gclo an. "Shmale Geld1dfte" 9e9en bic
ber en9lilhen SGiffe, Die su &uncerttanien-
ben jetcemal auefIhren fpDen. lEir tpers
ben nod, rft su betlusen baben, caB Der lette
@cusres feline fsite @csieruna in Californian
rinoe(ebt unb feline Miin;e crridtet bat.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

Cholera in ct. Qcnis Ger
QcnisUille Democrat bonn 20. b. gR tchaurs
tet bon eiucm Slrst rcn ct. Qcu;s erfahrrn
III habsn, ooe am lesten Wittwcd an lrttc-
rem plose lIeten uno ;wangg @bclerafi(le
ecr9efrmmen, orn benen Sehu tDrlih warcn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

Guriofe slbwei bum s.-Sm .
bio @ultioatcr licst man. caB eln 9erln9e
gHenoe 9llfrbcl coer icnit eia ftarfer 9elit
unter rcer nebeu cen SienenfOrb Seffe0t,
Streitbicuen pcranlaGs au9entIidtlhSrie'
ben ,u fdlieeen unb pom Sampfe abSnlatisn.
Nirmahr, rae lit Icncerbor? lSae oRWiens
fdeu trQ madt beldnfti9t Die Slenen.
o..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
8 tarE.

slm 10. tieies Wcnets, Carl Gbeo-
bcr Scbn bes peraus9ebers biefes 8lat'
tes, i'm Alter bon @cden nnb Gaeem.
Sim "a. .. 3d., Sn per,i Subiana, Tranf,
einSi9er Schn bon Sfaat 3artman, &ia.,
friiber rcl, rieler gtaet. alter 9 Sabrem.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

6 d,tho bur9iId)e 1renbers
,iafeit!-8ei elmer fiifSlid) i'll Nambnr9
auf Ger SternfhaaSe fattsefunccnSpfSoers
Iammlun9 gerietb elmer Der 9fecner siniae
Slueentlide ins Stcfen. Seiner fd,ttareu
9cr!c9enbeit abSubelfeu, rief rlrslid, cine
Stimme aus Der rid,tsecrdnttcn Men9e nit
edit bambursiiher GreuberSisfeit: "eaat ei
man Sief, men jung, tui benin Of 2ist!'-
(eae Dir mr. 3sit, msn Sunge, mir taten
audi 2eit
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13
Ss.,.rpp6ifebe Osaebriebte,
As.l5
ETSsxEExR
antunftbes Dampfidiffes
Sleneftes per Sele9rarb.
ara.
IA Tooe ipdtere 0iad,rihteu.

IA Gage ipdtere 9fadrtdbten'
Sob tes G6niss bon Scllano = joinridltnng
BON MOrcern 9lnaeIescnbciten orn
preuesn, 9fu6lano IT, {. 10.
Sas enslitbs 9Drft Samrffbif
Siiaaara fam am Srnntrffa9 Slaebts
lit -Salifar nit IA Gage fpdtern StaeDz
riebten prn europa an. Ser fumnaris
Gtbe Snbalt rerfelben 1T frlaenrer:
Oefretb. Sablreicbe Sefertttz
men baben in Nabeefp's 2(rmee ftattets
fltnren. Carl 2(lttrt bertptisert rems
felben ben Strfauf rrn Scbensmitttln.
Nabesfp bat III Splse btfen jcre Ssrs
binruns NIT pielnpnt unb Der srmbars
bel ab9ebrpeben. = Sit farbinifben
Srtippen bereiten fieb gum &rie9e rrr.
Ser Gtnis BON ISpllanb ftarb am
II. Oldrs.
Sie QSabl int aan,en Gfniereieb
4SreuBen 1T purtbaus remrtrotiftD auss
9efallen.
Sir bic 2(nfdnft rrn Sanrfs unb
Ss9elfbiffen ,pirp lit Gltrse Gin prcuz
fiftber 0efanpter nacb ptn Ser.Staaz
ten abreifen. Sas 9rmmanrr rerElz
ben follen amsrifanif ftbeTOfff,icre 70
lan9e hbsrnebnen, bis Die prcuben
felbft ra,u fabi9 flnr.
2(uf quite 2(utbpritdt bin ,pill man
ipilien, baB Der rufllfbe Gefanrte it
paris feine 4>alfe perlan9t bat. l(ueb
fa9t man, ba6 Der Sufie bic franstfs
febe Nepnblif anerfannt baben ,pirbe,
,pare Gapoi9nac gum prd fcentcn &C.
,pdblt ipprpen.
u.-Wir emrfausen pcnaihaf>
feubure bic 9ladlrift, ea6 bort cine Sniurs
-recticn ansgebrchen iff. Die Sulur9enten
beabEd,ti9ten cie3erftcrnas eerSolSs9Serfe,
II. I'm bies be6er bcwerfitelli9en Su tDnuen,
fudteu ite Ucuer all bic &alerneu su lcgen,
in welhcr fldb nur 40 Sclbaten befaNren.-
Die Srlcaten muifen Id nit eiuem9'erIufte
BON Maun suriidSiehen; ucn Dem Sniurs
senten icllen Is sefallen fein. gleih nad)
Gmpfans Der Gahrihten 9ina roa Sranfs
fllrt Elm Detahement 2eidSrnppen nad
slihafmburs ab.
0f 1T, 20. Sebr.-Die srSste 9fnhe
berrff,t i'll Som; Die prcoinScn p7f'ten nit
Seeeiiteruns Der Nepublif bci. Soler tes
ihdftist man iId, nitt nit &rdmereinr'd-
tunacn u. crpsrimenttft nidIt nit ic9enanns
ten @olf5beHfen. &rieg, caS 1T unler 20
filn9smrrt; bic giuSichun9 be6en, mas cas
Wripilesium uus 70 lanae scrantt. fcnltltu'rt
uus BON leltf cine Sc!f6bauf. Wean welB
70 ,ismlid,, mas maA prn Der fran5Oillden
0feaieruus su hcfen bat, nnb red,net ouf
g,idts. Dasesen reid,en fd 8lcren; nno
9icm 5racerIidb bic S,ancc, uuo piecmcnt,
menu un1sre scfnuusen uns nid,t tdniten,
,pirb bie1em Snnoe bcitreten. Sn ibrerS's
una prm 13 bat oie@cnitituan'e bsreits bic
in Hcm auDelencen 3cefaner nit eem 9prs
reid,eu Gitel: "glrser Der rbmlfhen He
putlif" bsetrt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

pennfpipania Sft;se.-llns
idnaif erletfe man in philadelphia einen
fpnebaftcn TcrfaG. Gin Dubeab Gahrseusc
mar eben sur sbfabrt mad, einem naten8er.
gnli9un9scrte bereit, tpchl9efnQt nit fd,6uen
Canien nno 9nlonten Soerrcn, als in pcller
Seaif cine jnn9c Dame terbeieclaufen FAM,
nno 81 einem Manne Ger fld, eben sur Seite
etncs hnbfttenMardeus frftscnieitclt bate,
IN 9rcGer Slufreaun9 uno prah:
''otcr, Sir, prr hat bid, eebcisen ouf
eaiffabrtcn su sebcu, uuo gEcib nno Sfino
eabelm 5u lo6en?"
"StilI, ifiaScpbia, 'Faiterte berGrtrarrs
fe, Der e'li9if aus bem Wa9cn ftieg, Iei fiji,
Die Qcute b6ren eS.'
"sSas 9eb id, nm Die ecute. g8as hatf on
nldlt on eieeeue aecaht, ceer al bcincTrau
nnc eciH Rinb, itatt Did, nit ancern lceers
litben Weibseutcn kerum,utrctcn?"
"9BeG, nau, Srphie, fei cod, nur OiQ."
"Sd min atcr nift fiji fcin! llno on,
3cttcl, trcnn On Did, ie nod, eiumaI unters
ffchff, mad, mcinem Mnnn at bLidcn-''
"Sd tabe nid't mad, linn eebIidt, Wim,"
eniaeotnete it,ihtern bos ormc Wdedcn.
"id 9lanbte er lei Gin letiaer Mann aIs er
mir bic Spc,icrfahrt onbct."
"Sc fdna{t on on fcfdeStreid,e III mad,-
CT. 9Eart, id, ni0 Dir Die Rdpers pertreits
cit, raB ou al MIDI benfen fcGif-CGe bodt
'bm c'es binter Die Sbren, )=uno man
ndrld,, paft OF bid, nit mir teim.''
Gami' padte fte ben pfl htperoenenen@ats ate
ten am Sbr uno sca i'm fort. Ger orme
jRerl frlmmte fIh uno oab ihr bic fd,6nifen
Wcrts; ord, feline tefTere S,ilte tehielt ibren
Soolt unb fobfeifte i'm heimmdrts, mdtrcno
bas @eipatt une Gjelddter Der aan,en Quifs
partbei ihm lei jenen Sd,ritte inc Sbr tSns
te.
gBir m6d,ten AT icnem Saoe nidbt it beS
armcn Mannes Sduhe oeftarren hobcn!-
nein. i,idt fir sIQes sltsr 70 gcfhiebt es
ben Tenscniprinacrn oan: reht. 0lur ebrs
lih!-ehrlid, rdhr! am linolfcA!
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

@pIbbolia ar s.-.3n Dem bon leBien
Gcnerese erlaHencn@efeten aetbrt befannts
lid, aud, bas @oloecQars ano stpanSia Dcls
Iars Stife 81 prdaen. @ines unierer 9Seds
felbldtter bemerft biersu, bag es miinihens-
ipcrtb pdre, tpenn fdmmtlid,e 8efessebnnss
en- Der perlhiebenen Staatsn bas 9lnsaeben
pcn papieraelb inter fiinf Tcllars perbleten
rirbcn, neil oaburh Gle Circulation ees
@elbes beeenteuo sebefIert uno cas papiers
aelb mebr aus benz naeemeinen ll,nanf tds
me. Wir Emmen bisier 2lnild,t Uo0fcmmen
bei, besweifelu aber febr, Ub Whia Staats
@etcsgebungcn fidb je ba,u Ueritehen tpirb
es mare ia baum nid,t mehr 70 leid,t. Die 9lrs
tsi.er UNI ibreu ianer Y:roisntsa ecbn ~
tetrasen,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

Talfd)e Mot n.-@s ipuroe uns
9effern cine fallde Elm DcQarnete auf bic
9tcrtteru @anf ocn Gentndp, qerin9tcn,
ge;ei9t. HieYionette 1T cine trcibilde Si9ur
ia Geenrer Steuuna, Ninooet, 1t. {. 10; Elm
grutb;lo ornWalhn9'cn AT Der linfenScite
unb etenio eines pcn oenrD GlaD. sln Der
rset,teu Seite 1T Elm meblides Srulfbilb.-
Die @rnoirune it lebr fhled,t uno bic Sos
ten Gno iberbau ar ibrem ihlehten2nfes
ben leitt)t III erfemnen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-04-13

Ole epublif after Na ttcns
en.-"Die 8erlner 3situnsen'' bcitdtaen
bon uenem bas @eifebeu eiuer sebemen9e.
le0ldaft, wcld,e tir ben slufbau elmer aas
eemcinem 9cputlif aDer9taticnen nad'Grdf'
ten rirtt unb sn bercn Sahnen lhrn 5000
bcmctratiid}e Gluts Td bcfcEnen, 9Sir has
ben f.nber fdcn 9emeleet, eas Maslini 2pfs
fcwefp uno ssarrc Sarrira 81 rieler 9eheinls
en- Ge1eqlhaft eeb6ren lcllen Uie Gle 8ama
berihtet bat. SteusroinQs tpercen anh@aufs
Geiere. eouis Slant &c. ais Sbeilaetmsr 9c'
uannt.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06
Posthumous Memoirs Of the late
"DemOcratic Party"

We arc not much in the habit Of either bor-
rowing or begging editorials, especially from our
political opponents, but we must make Major
Eastman an exception. Ills editorials arc a Gu.
riosiiy in their way, and portray in such vivid
colors the d~eseriion by the shareholders Of their
Northern doughface allies, and the consequent
"extrems humiliation" of the aforesaid dough.
faces that We cannot hope to equal or add to the
picture, We do hope that all our readers, Of all
parties, will read the Majors description of the
'uferings Of the old line Democracy. Wings,
Aboliuonists, FREQ Sellers, and old line Demo.
Gratis, will each find something consoling or dis
tresSing, amusing or instructive, as the case
may be.
The Major fortides himself with resolutions Of
the Locofoco Legislatures Of Florida, South Car
DINA and Virginia, threatening nnlliheaion'ii
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06


LACK OF CoSscIESTIousNEss.-The n. Y.
Tribune, speaking abou, tho regent fixture Of
Bishop Doane, Of New Jersey, holds tho follow
ing truthful language respecting the morality OF
$500 49, -~-~- 49, L---s ALA-, L.N u.
at an extravagant rate:
ut is a lamentable truth that the popular NOR.
slty with regard 10 debt and non-payment is dis.
gracefully lax in this Christian land. We have
become SO habiiuaied 10 look to The law for the
collection of debts, that most men have no idea
of the pressing obligation TO pay a debt other
than the legal obligation. We understand that
a mau who 'can'f pay is not capable Of neglect
ing to pay, but our can't has a very slippery
Specification. Many a man cant pay the NE
chanies and merchants whom he owes, simply
because he lives eSiravagantly, hiring servants
to do the work which belongs to his sous and
daughtcrs-because he lives in a more expcn.
sive house and spends more money for food,
clothing, &C., than he has any moral right thu.
to dispose Of. Many a man Can't pay because
he does not hclf work, nor exert himself near so
much to ret out OF debt as he did to get in
The man who 'edn'f pay an honest debt has no
right t. indulge in luxurics-keep bis son, a,
college or his daughters at the piano. II he
thus livcs Mt the rate of three or four thousand
dollars a year while the frugal and indusiriou.
importune him FIR what is their honest due, he
is an outright s~windler, no matter how high the
circle he moves in nor how many churches he
belongs TO-"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LARGE, n SMALL.
"A few months ago, John NJ. Spear, the well
known philan,hropist, became bail for n prisoner
in tho Municipal Court in this city. The pris-
oner did not appear at the time appointed, and
Mr. Spear defaulicd. At a subsequent term Of
said Court, 1t was decided ihs, the bail, amount
ing to $3.50, must be paid, but by some mistake
only 500 was claimed in tho execution issued.
Mr. Spear Immediately corrected the mistake.
SO exceedingly pleased was Mr. Parker, the
prosecuting Attorney, whom he heard Of tho or
ror and is prompt correction, that he said he
would relieve tho payment Of the $50 IL he were
able, rcmarking at the snme time, that he thought
if the Judge, who was then in Salem, knew the
circumstances, he would not exact the balance
Of the bail. Mr. Parker Immediately COMMUNE
Gated the facts to the Judge, and, suffice il to
say, the $50 was not required, and Mr. Spear
was left TO pay only The SiO0 Ho informs u,
that this is the frst instance where he has bad
to pay bail, among the many he has been sccu.
rity for.
Now for the other side. A few days ago a
young man was committed 10 Lcverett st. jail,
for reasons which We will briefly relate. lie
had been employed by one of the Railroad cor
porations. They owed him q sum Of money.
He went to the treasurer and solicited his pay.
The amount due was handed him, which he put
in his pocket without counting i, and went home.
lie there examined his money, and discovered
that he had been overpaid. lie mentioned the
circumstance 10 an acquaintance, who advised
him to keep the money and say nothing about
it." lie did so. Next morniug the error was
discovered by the treasurer, and the young man
was arrested and imprisoned. Misguided youth
he followed bad advice, and perhaps this single
false step has ruined him forever.
Bosfou GronofvDe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1849-07-06

FREsu AIR-The importance of frs,h air
is not sufficiently appreciated. DIR. Franklin
used TO say that there are more pepons die OF
Krophobia, than any other disease. DIR. Girls
con, lccturing on this subject before the New
York Academy Of Education, stated some facts
that should be kept in view by all who have oc.
casion to bring many people together into ANAL
spaces. Air Is rs important to life as food, and
its vitality, oxygen, Is consumed when Il is breath
ed, and carbonic acid gas, a medium in which
animal life cannot exist, emitted in lie stead
The lungs can contain about ~ pinis Of air,
though ia pints is as much as Is inhaled at
a single inspiration. In ordinary aud placid
breathing we inhale about ! pint at an inspira-
tion public singers, when they take breath, IS
It is called, inhnlc from 5 to z pints. is rcspi-
rations take place in a minute it takes, there
fore, Is pints OF air every minute, and 81 hogs
heads every - hours, TO supply the lungs. II
pulsations occur in one minute, and los ,GSs in
"a hours. The dark venous blood passed and
repassed from the veins through the heart, TO be
purified into vermillion- colored ~arterial blood, by
contact with fresh mir in the lungs, amounts to
IL hogsheads in "a hours. II is then sent through
the arteries 10 nourish the whole system, distrib-
uting its vitality, 10 DO recovered again from
fresh air in the lungs. Without this pure Arte-
rial blood we .dic.-M u. Erpreas.