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

The Boston Atlas says that .Benedicts should
make the accomplished Swede their best bow,
aud give her a piece of plate, in token of their
thanks for the folio wing hearty testimony in
their favor as a class. Moreover, they should
all Join f~ervenlly in The wish that her time may
come soon, to enjoy what she appears, so soulful.
w to appreciate, the value of a good married
man. She,sayss
.Iconfess, 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. q. 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 ia mily-supporting in his nanlyarms
wife and children, q dthe whole domestic circle,
which, in his entrance into the married STATE,
closed around him, and constitute a part of his
home and. his world. He is not merely ennobled
by this position, but he is actually beantified by
ii. Then. he appears to, me;a as the crown ufcre-
alton !; and It is only such a man as this who is
DANGEROUS TO me, and with whom ! am inclined
to fall In love- Bat then proptiesy Eorbids it
And Moses and all European Legislators declare
il to be sinful, and all married women would con.
slider ita sacreddutyt to stone me-. Nevertheless
Icannot prevent the thing. 1t is so and cannot
be- otherwise and my only hope of appeasing
those who's are excited against me is IN my fur
Their confession, that tpoiloye affects me so plea.
sanity the scontemplation OF no happiness makes
messo happy, as that between married people,
/ EEEeems H0FEne " - living uume
less, have with bankruptcies little TO do but IT
isGso, and italwaysswas sol!
AN EDlrToR''s Y1sDItAr1os OF 4 FRfEsDLAn
editor, in 5yindicating the private character OF a
friend, whofhad been nailed for the crime Of sheep
steaiing,s thus iefended him
Welhage known5 mr.. Thomas for 12 years
Onr aconaintance commenced with that great
saninoxia storm blew down our grand
father's barn. AT that time he was a young
man in the prime d. life, and we mn raised
ihe hest miarrowfat peas sweeyer cal: he was g
gooa mathematician kind 10 the poor, aHn1trou-
Red Win the fills. In all the relations OF q nus;
band. father. uncle, and trustee oil lands
ne has followed the direct stsndard q my nj
i Thomas Is at This time toFty:thTee ysars o. age
II sightIy marked with the smallpox, an estimaele
cifIzen, q church member, and ian otsknown
~inteerity fortengears- as g saeePstealn
thaf he would have done 1.-THE sonia get y ept
noftnnity fssw itfout foundation 10 point seI taSII
+ I'M. Thomas could have stolen our ieaa PensA
several times, hut he didn3tdohf
P6TRIoTlc PRoP0sTIloS.It e pToposed py e
carresponden oEfhe Staunton parliamentary ne
s;ttzensofNi4einia whentbey tes1pon the new
Bf,ons,iiHtion. shall pay i've eepts eachs 10 lnt
ommissione rscontuGtipgt the electIonf as 2 con
,sib,,fion afowafds tile building oil tue Nationa
Washington -
.,x oy Hoes-The pen OF hogs, meniionet
~ he Frederick Examiner last veek, sod 2,
S Sss Ea-ns1,ns SINNER. ofthe Bingamore mile
~ sa,,na sun Of $1,000 contained abcu
ss-ss hnndred head. The average therefore
wsuldbe 1888 per hog round.