Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-09-02
Erederika Bremen ON Married Men.

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The Boston Atlas says that Benedicts should
make the accomplished Swede their best bow,
and give her piece Of plate, in token OF their
thanks for the following hearty testimony in
their favor as class. Moreover, they should
all Join fervently in the wish that her time may
come soon, to enjoy what she appears. so soulful.
" to appreciate, the value OF good married
man: She says
81 confess. then, that never find, and never
have found a man more loveable, more CaptiVat.
ing, than when he is a married man ! that Is 10
saw, a good married man. A man is never SO
handsome, never SO perfect, IN my eyes, as when
he is married--as when he is a husband, and the
father Of a family-supporting in his manlyarms
wife and children, and the whole domestic circle,
which, in his entrance into the married STATE,
closed a round him, and constitute a part of his
home audbis world. He is not merely ennobled
by this position, but he is actually beautifed by
it. Then he appears TO me as the crown OF Gre
alton /; and il is only such man as this who is
DANGEROUS TO me, and with whom am inclined
10 fail in love. But then proprie:y forbids it
And Moses and all European Legislators declare
it 10 be sinful, and all married women would con.
slider it sscreddutyto stone me. Nevertheless
cannot prevent the thing. Il is SO and cannot
be otherwise; and my only nope OF appeasslng
those who are excited against me is IN my fur.
ther confession, that love Affects me SO plea.
sanity /. the contemplation Of no happiness makes
me so happy. as that between married people,
Il seems 10 me that j, living unmarried or mate
Etess.ha with that happiness little TO do but It
is so, and talways; was sos''f 2 - 'tAt
An ED1ToK' s v1SDIc1rIoN OF 4 FRIEsD. AN
editor, in gindicatipg abe private character OF a
friend Who had been nailed for the crime Of sheep
stealing, thus defended bim.:: =. = -
We have known MI Thomas for .l2 years =
Onf acquaintance commenced with that great
ami eaninr,oxial storm which blew down our grand!
/ tstbey,s barn. At that time he was young
man In the prime Of life, and, we thlni, raised
/ ,ba best mafFosfat peas we ever eat: de was 2
goosa naticiah kind 10 the poor, and trou-
sied me iIs In all the relations of q hus:
/ 10 IA father uncle, and trustee of common lands,
1 Il ms followed The direct standard OF duty AdF.
/ rs ali fhis time forty three years OF age
sI;sItiy marked with The small an bic
i c;,5zen 4: & chureh menbee and a man Of known
Il i,tsgITi tsngears Andas tosheeP stealing
Il ,haf lie would have done IL he could get ali op-
nnttunity ii without foundation IN point 9t set
4 MS Thomas could have stolen our lead penet
several times, but he didn't do IL.
a, y Sps rRIoTtc PRorosIIIoss g PToPosed by g
corrssnonde Of the taunton spectator that tne
citizens Of Virginia, when abey the new
Il dI,onsiitatiop, shall pay Eve cents eacs TO tnt
Il e conduciiD the eieeilon ~ a.ssen
Etribntion towards the building OF the y Nationa
Il Warrington Monument -
s.r.x or Hoes pen of hogs, mentionee
E bvl the Fredefiek Examiner last week, sod p.
IL MI (,ornelins Skinner OF The BlngamoIe mi e
q Fl the round sun Of 81 600, contained aeou e
lEthree huntired hea1. he average tnefetoIe
would be Si5 3s9 per hog round.