Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-06-08

IS he dHty Of 4 fa!leF II
ine in'i"''fi'e and pricTa, &. "O
! am ,ef BIN N eNilN ag,,rc r.,
= ~ 'ns'"i'rrss. !" sise lin s1a
cats and Candy m,a. loIhy,
may sitn' belo'ea GAS. Or ~, "a
8F"aaNa:. ar'd gave !imselr H. *
nf 4 ,nan If .or,urc ?--,,y
THIS Is ihe "caknrha q poor r,' %
not The iiriahcss 0! ,..isclcrt .'g
don't nan. 5rs!,:cA. isi,t,be
ct that "A parent i, Is tg,! all l
10 slpp"i 9he vanity and ex,,,'
81 his s9hr, Wien IN tayi. there
'i"d Wl'n his se'!s should Aid
" ho NotIi@mery. VIA would ~, ~
ten Tie cares u i,rgc ramily
Mc'r p'f 81! the salis'a tIgp ri
children giuw mp in tsc!a!acss ~
naincnt 10 tDen cosGtry. and vi.
mrlEbcla 70 Tie colnml.Mi.y! m;
ar reversed ana sGn magiDes d i
his father Is 20 support KIM ali n.
time, Wien hr IS in dat, houpd /
rest Tie cares and tolls Of his n,. IL
and make his declining gears romI%'E
bic. had late'5 an IilastralOuFTrt
pr t'n'cS IT domestic airang,meut Ill
- H.
ernnpH.,' aHG tlir CONTRAST sln,k a. /
{ rcib!,. 4 ic,y respectable cn,
invited nc 10 lie With h!Rl on Surd.r
he Was anindH,niouS man with aim.
family. WHOA he supported BY lis1,Sl
cXcr'I""s, and contrIvcd to live Nh
well and maintain a good ap|carsrc, !
his house was furnished with ae,I
neatrea' and simpIcity---his hgI
plainly yet pirntiluiiy se,yui; be gsrI
ne Eu Madyira Nine, iui suh,tiIm,
a glass ~ rs" Of Sparkling cider
bad several daughters. modest and se
iniarmtG, but MAS particularly sn9
Win has ipilf sons, llG eldest abm |
twenty. Ny family, said he. is lsrs
on Suo,iay; rake peculiar pIcasar A
having item around me oa that CAV
my cideat son is IA SHIP carpenter, M
second is a baker. my third is masoa
and lie Youngest Is jast irdzntard ID
a cabinet maker; / hGue tins giva
tEcm THRU + ri'tRe%, and when their Ga8
has expired. aud their industry brmg.
then III the interest O.; their fol tunes
hope 10 share it Ith them /; | have IA.
bored long To bring them 40 respclabIy
and hereafter they must reciprOcaR
This MAS prudent. this MAS proper: G1
young men had eachaN Intelligent loo.
their faces were somewhat tanned b.
working in tic sun, and rIicir hand
probably hard, but lhey were healthy
lively and inotest-thcy appeared Iik
the pillars Of the house, the sure, Ii
safe reliance OF their parents in adgr
siiy--tacy We're Woitl! score Of dan
dies. SacA men are lu9kcd up to IN ii
hour Ct peril, 10 defend their COUNT,
Industry CAR have no higher calosY'
The reverse Of this picture was a +
miIy equally as large, and a father
qualIy rs poor and indasiriGHs--he b
30 fortune to give his children, and
ven their education had been rs pa
rs possible; the SIMS had neither tIai
nor profession, neither talent nor india
try, neither nodcAty HOT enieFp1z
the eldest did nothing but III! about
incidence, dress himself IN q Naiie
coat. look III the glass bali the DAY al
have a ntck cloth so tight thai (
knickerhockcr says "h!s eyes anu
mouth stood ajar," -thc cthcrs l'ad
equal aversion to labnnr; and Their
Their not only has to tot! daily lGF
support Of a large family but also
dress these gentlemen each oi VIZ
should have a pair of canvass oh' a
DC working at some "sei"i trade
consequence OF this dire neglect can
ways be foresecE such young men v
ever DC a dead weight upon Their
rents, cf no possible nSe OF prom
themselves or to the world, but leu y
trally into vice and extra,a5ahrs
they eventually become mere Ya9aOVlI
Oh the community. How easily
can be avoided by proper system
(irmncss. When a father cannot 3
a fortune or a profession to bis SON.
him Wlicn his son has attained a snlIa
age, send lin fol'th 70 select a trade
himself, and make it obligatory u
him to choose tie trade and when
election is made, bind him TO 1t lOI
ttrm Of wears, and see that BIZ.
learns this mechanical art, works aJI
and serves his time cut Eaithlully;4
hin, t, II f,rribIuirf him CuC0ul