The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-11-23

long. 10 other people. 4 person o. whom
credit is placed, and To nhoui Il i sdSaaih
geous, should be regularly runcihal 40
/ lining s. r1neh confirms his credit. lie.
however,, i "a Il safer orudiian, Who eTt
gi.e credit without taking rny, Who SILT
on credit, bui bs,- With utbnfy
The degree al credit aul9ue private per
.ons l. ,,,nsidsiablt ailfcisd by the laws
II The, tend 10 tdiofee ia iul1ia'ut oi
.ug.psm,st., ihry strengthen tredd-H
th.x C,rtll.at. fraud. tn, rulerblr u. But
+ ,,h.t arr .tr Ia tatnk 81 fhnse Nhn heed
l...-l, run IN d.bi. notwithstanding the
tracnns b. iprr thrm, fl tile voyage oi HE,
uherr rS1y retiFniaE wave shows IN
f dfrHdful WRECKS al misfortune, occhsloncu
by dire impT de- c.. had tht flotil ffaE
mrnts onlg remain la be- picked np ny The
nflie.fs 81 courts, aud then the poor "G,tch
81 sufferers are obliged to send for safety
aud succour In any harbour within then
paw or, expusrl la tLeIrI sase 10 trowaing
rains aud FREEING 'nnds,uith no b"prs but
from .n #il4Ietiips crodit"r, aud what hope
from hin just ~ much as the beating
eve can expect from the vol, nllen dc
Vnuring her tender llinb The pr"sirailnn
of uenlsl Independence, HAT column "t
true dignity IN man. - asp onr OF the
many dreadful consequences OF being ttn
barfassed Lord Llliletnu has veil obser
we'd that the Imperial Duke IS interior To
tie Shoemaker, when lac casn"t pay his
bal, 81 application. II With such precedrnts
be fofe ttrni, the u ,ag generation doth h"t
regulate tnrlr conduct respecting running
IN debt, by other ma xlms Than ih'i pfrdr-
Gcssor, they ia their tnin must SINK iuio HE
same vortex of RUN, and the fruits ot m
dustry, which ought IL br enjoyed by the
IN lustlious, will eventually become the
property of those ho never lAbofed Tor
thrm Ia the way nature intended.
Ihr scale of empire Iises, Ut alternately
falls, ~ the inhabitants ar" wise and ,lrin
Gus. 50 the revolutions of fortune tend Ia
The happiness of society, IN propofilon as
the inrnbcrs Steer clear of entaugllng law
suits.
Wasitpot Tor them, the humble cottage"
would bc the abode of contentment aud
pleasure, AID the gorgeous palacc," raised
on the RUNS Of lilighnis, would seldom APP
pear. Ii the late severe lessons of expert
cuce do not produce fleets oflmpro'ement,
the "trumpet tongue IT an angel viii not,
aud it is rather surprising, that IN this agr
of lightan intelligence, when we behave
IN the fine arts that We shuold BIZ 81 far IN
ier,or I" them in the art Of happiness.
Foreign commerce, however, has had an
excellent effect, in aid of the arts aud sci
ennes, topromote a general polish of civil
izaiiun amongst the different nations who
have encouraged It. 1t tends To- wear oil
these plelndices which maintain distinction
and auimostty between naiinus-ii sptteps
and polishcs the manners uf ncn--it nnlteo
them by one of The strong Il of all ties, the
desire of supp, ing their mutual Nauis-it
dsposcs them 10 peace by establishing in
every state an oruur Of ciliz us bound by
interest L. be the guardians of public tran
qulli'y.- As soon as the condnercial sriIIt
begins 10 acquire ,iSonr and TO gam ascen.
dancy ~ auy society, we discover ne"
genius in IFS policy, its alliances, It's wars,
and its negoclalinns Even the face Of na
tnre nndersoes an agreeable change
where gre" the thorn, the thistle, aud bliar,
there appear the beautiful and useful pro
ductions of industry, (which make the heart
OF man TO rejoice"
VESTIG ATOR.
October, 1924.