Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-07-17
WHEN WOMEN SHOULD BE LOOK.
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A writer in The Atlantic Monthly thus
ehlightens the bellies of The street concern
ing Che fna4ienable right Of men to look at
their pretty faeess-
There are DIN very pretty, but unhap-
pity very il1Bred women, who don't under
stand the laws of the road with regard to
handsome faces. Nature and custom would
no doubt agree in eonsigning to all males the
right of at least two distinct looks at every
comedy female scdantchafce, without any
infraction of the rt1es Of courtesy or the
sentiment Of respect. The first look is ne
cessary to define the person of the individ-
eal one meets so as to avoid hcr in passing.
Any usual attraction discovered in a first
glance is sufficient asolsgy for a second
not a prolonged and ffhpcrtireats STARE, bat
an approaching homaae IL tlra eyes, such
as a stranger may inoffensivoaay yield TO q
passing image. IT is astonishing nov
nsorbidly sensitive sofhe vulgar beauties
are to the slightest demonstration 'ef this
kind. When a Judy walks the streets size
leaves her virtuous- ind g%nafton ~cdantenance
at home; she knows well enough hat Tie
street is a picture gallery. whore pretty Ia
ccs framed in pretty bonnets are meant TO
be seen, and everybody has a tight to see
tacm."
The Murder Of Or. Mitehei.-Wc take
from the Nepoleon Planter the following
particulars Of This affair.
Mr.. Parker Williams, an ODD citizen Of
this coanty, killed Or. Mitchell, of Boliger
county, Miss, GA Che 2Tst list, ard wars
tried, together with his son en- the follow
ing Wednesday, before Justices Mason and
Thompson Ct sAH place. The particulars
are as follows
Or. Mitchell had bryh the family rhysi-
|cian Of Mr.. Will;sssas, and was attending a
case in bis family at the tisac Of his being
killed, and had taken advantage Of his inti-
ta,acy with The family ard sedaccd his
daughter, the fcs.slt OF Mhich will he de-
vcloped before long he also atteap ted
the virtue of Mrs. Williams, the facts Of
which were net made known to Mr.. w till
last Friday, and or last Monday, when he
came to Mr.. WIS horse to ascertain tie cf-
fects Of some medicine he had left With his
patients when Mr.. W. saw HIN the feeling
Of an outraged husband aud father asserted
their supremacy. and he shot him dead on
the spot. He was held to bail on a bond Of
five hundred dollars.
Wheat Cryp.-IIalf d crop of inferior
wheat Is reported in Caroline county,
The same in Stafford. In King George,
WestmcreEasia, and the Northern Neck
%counties generally, the accounts are gloomy.
In Fairfax, Prince William aid ioudohn
there is a better yield than it was thof.ght
there would be-but still some dan age
In the Valley counties generally, sn ayr
age crop-in some Of them still better. -
The wheat along the branch, in Hardy,
Va, is very much and materially injured
by the rust. The rust has also affected
the wheat in Hampshire county to a consid-
cradle extent. accounts of the wheat crop
in the Northern Neck of Virginia contin-
ue very urfssorably. All over the State
there are counties here and there in which
tile harvest will be good--but for the most
part the wheat has been moye or less In
jured.
EutM 9. duy E{eJyunioa at Sea.-
During the passage Of the steamship Joseph
Whitnes, CAPT. Howcs, from Baltimore to
Boston, or Monday last, quite a spirited
celebration Of ire National Holiday was
had. Senator Jefferson Davis, who vas on
board, was invited and delivered an eloquent
fnfproantn address. Fhe Declaration of En-
dependence was read by Mr.. S. 4 Stycst-
er, Of Baltimore. An aceouils ii the Bos-
Son Courier says
After this intcHcctaaf rcpast then sue
cscdcd coz ratslations the air was rraae
vocal with song while slffotsgf Gle fore
sight Of the gallant captain, at the evening
hour, the sky about the good ship Joseph
Whitney was, brilliant with those various
pyrotccnic displays @licif MIST be so CRATE
full to the spirib Of patriotic John Adams
of bonfire and illumination memory.
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