Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-10-15

sumes the power of DISTINGUISHING the cor
pora,ion OF the college, taking away Its
chartered rights and privileges and erecting
another institution upon the ruis:s u has
made, is something soextraordinary IN the
annals Of our country, that it ought not soon
| to be forgotten.-lt is worthy OF remem-
brancr, also, as i, atfords another proof oil
the willingness Of democracy to overlurn
the ancient institutions OF our country, X OF
tegtsLafiny away those rights WHICH ought
not to DC brough, into question excep, in
the courts of law = Worcester Hns. ~
From The New-Yofk Courier.
II iii. Eiain advice TO plain teeitie.-- is
q svarm day, but II will be cotd IN sht sanfer
therefore keep look out, in time, and pre-
pare for the worst. God helis them lhal
help Themselves" said DR.. Franklin. There
fore do not depend too much en- charity /;
but, like the ants, provide store for the
severity of winter, while you may. And
remember there is but one way to do il, and
that is by industry and frugaliy.
&c, ~ha, you can. and VIVA, f,irly got, hold .
It's The stone iha, will turn al! your lead n.o
gold.'
DO you see that man going regularly for
his bitters in the morning, hls g,og at noon,&
his beer at night! how much better would he
leel next winter to have all themone yhe aow
spends SO usefessly, to provide fuel and food
tor his familyr How much better would
it be, when his weeks earnings are paid him,
TO buy a load of wood now, while it is cheap;
and It he has any thing over, provide few
vegetables, while they are plenty, and the
price low. His next weeks labor, will then
be cheertully resumed. His children will
bless their father, and lis wife cling with
delight TO her faithful husband. How much
better all this, than the society Of roaring
tiplers, and noisy brawlers Work then,
repeat--ge, more money sc, more wood
yourself with dead hog End if you must
drink q lille, lay up barrel Of good cider.
Il will warm you as much as rum is your
own ccon,ry manufa0ems; and cheap.
There is bu, one objection to it j, win NOT
be apt TO make you drunk, and so will not
be perhaps quite as pleasant companion
abroad, bu, rely upon it, you will be Infinite
~ more beloved and happy at horne. And
again, do not forget to say az home. Hab-
it is second nature, and when you are once
used to it, assure you, you will 6ad it
quite as easy TO behave well. as to behave
i'll. Therefore stay at home, as much as
you possibly cam In fact, it is thousand
times mere pleasant ,o'bc seated before a
warm fire, at honey your family cheer
fully and sportise around you, while the
snow and hail are beating agsins; your door.
than to ehcounler" The hilfing Of the fiitifess
Storm" Keeling from the tavern to your de-
ISOLATE dwelling. BE industrious, be sober,
be frugal, and you will enjoy that greatest
ofall earthly blessings, SHE glorious priv
aege Of being indetendent." liyou are ever
to get help from your more wealthy neigh
bors, deserve it, first, you will never gel
! much of it, without. In fact, the sich viii
have enough to donext winter. The nLm-
Der however Of the Itch, has diminished a
erea, deal of late and will diminish great
deal more, before winter sets in, fear.
lfeyer there was time for people 10
lake care OF the mselves, it is now. He that
gets through it safe, will see better times
IN the spring,
Our readers will suffer US TO say that the
characters spoken OF below, by Je' emsah, are
10 be found heresbout as well as in Phladel.
phia For the sdihcaiiom of such, therefore,
we make the following extract.
(t,em the Philadelphia True Amr'ear.1
Jerennah's hint to newspaper borrowers
is in good time. If half who read thc True
american who are neither poor nor Liberal
but who pu, OH subscribing from careless
ness or indolrncr, would add their names to
our list, our prospects would be as bright,
as our exer,ions TO deserve support, shall be
unceaSinp.