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The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1824-12-02
SERIOUS REELECTGNg.
"I'LL DO 1T TO-MORROyV.o

OF all the methods man, in the abundance
of his ingenuity, has invented by which to
cheat himself, that of procrastination is pro-
badly the most effcctual. There is q trite
remark of venerable sage extant to this
purpose sail the good you will ever accom-
plish-and the labour you will ever do
must be done IT, Day-for there is n2 Ia
morr07y." The period of time which lies
beyond the present moment is not guaran-
tecd to any pledge. Tomorrow, to US, may
become to-day, or, eternity. To suspend
any thing important then upon SO absolute
an uncertainty, is madncss--as saith the
Poet
"Dcfcr not till tomorrow to be wise
| "To-morroW sun TO yon may never rise"
But even if it does return, the thing called
! 1hhortHnHy may not return with it.
! Many one there is who can remember
when reason called" forsake these morn
ing dreams; these idle habits these crooked
paths Of folly y''-at a moment, too, when somo
bright opportunity had just opened before
llltu vi Va i''iO'f 's''St ~
puts off the warning until tomorrow; and
saw each promise fade, ana felt the strong
grasp Of confirmed bad habits, dragging hin
to ruin; and cried in agony, "oh departed
opportunities gone, gone, forever
A great deal Of decision is necessary if W,
would prosper. No one was ever successful
to any considerable extent without it. 10
morrow; it is a cheat. And it deceiycs III
principally in this, that it presents constant
ly before ds space of coming time, ant
conceals from our view the lnultitudinou
affairs it will bring with it to fill up its va
cant moment. Thus, when it comes it dis
appoints us, by presenting itself loaded Will
its own cares and wants, and without spac'
in which to dcposite those of the time that
past.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-13
Mr. JGFFERSUN's ELECTION.

Ii has heep said h. some of the friends
Of a Caucus nomination. indeed the asser
fun h-rs been mad. yvith ,A,vlAttes-. ~ pub
lie addresses, hearing tae stamp nf such
authority "a unaiIiclal names generally
curry with them, that Nr. Je1ersan's ricc
thu ~ Tire Frrsidenc, WIS procured only
by The aa Of TINS mighty political lever.
The assertion hstray either the iguoranre
or the insulenee of those who maxi il, as
II rs directly in The teeth of record, rlct
Eungrossional caacusses had not then been
heard of. nor were they rtsortrd Ia until
the expedicnrs I'd concert among the re
pubrans, Ia order tO preserve their dscrn-
hancy osw party then nearly equal, in
poHi nf na'nhefs, and perhaps superior in
~eaiiih and Ill the aIts of intrigue, maui
irsted ats'Af Just previous la the election
on Nfr. MADISON, What MAS, therefore, at
ntst, mere matter .d ekpcHency, and
which has HcScr been attempted to be-, nor
ever can he, justified upon any other
Es0und, - n"w made a standard, and
they. rho deNite from il pre aenoanced
ne haying abanaun'a one of the old land
marks of the publican partg! 1t is moi,
We are aware, al all impor,ani. So far as
principle 10 Invoked, whether Mr. Jr(Iersnp
d'd or did not owe his election Ia tho infIu
ehce al "a Caucus nufpplation, but as this is
one vi the props upon nhith the advocates
of this mode Of proceedurc rely for sup
port Qd as they have 20 claip to it, W
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-13
FEBRUARY IL, las4.


uyan Advertisement IN subsequent en-
hmm IL u.a be SEEN that the l.ynchhufg
Dramatic Socrt, contemplate performing
nn The 2oih inst. the nett proceeds winch
may I've obtained thereby To BE- transmitted
tnihr treasurer Of The Gfetk Fund ~ Ne"
York. In. cause j. hobiv one, and we
wish IL all the ,sale1rss u inarIls- iuhrpcs.
dent. however, of considerations OF tbs
art. persons WHO alfrnd she performance
will receive 9nii pro quo IN listening Ia
the vii, humnr and sentiment al enr ol iht
master spirits 81 fhe nfnri"ruih century
who always eEeslleJ,ju nhnie'rr he under
soak--.and who emphhiicalty" stamped hlr
name ttpon fhe aye On which he llF"d:-
The Rivals, "ihoweprr, needs 40 bolster
ing to max e'it the fa,ofite of every 'au-
,iience. We are warranted, too, in saying
that the aichrsfra wth'ht mare ably dlled
than IL ever has hern IN This place. This
holts forth II great tndncemrnt tn such AS
delight In he concord af sw"et sounds
AID we can hase-no daubt that the three
considerations IN which We have slightly
alluded combined, will SECURE an ample re-
ward 10 il.e di-iulerestrd exrrtinns of those
who have eng ,ged in the undertaking -.lhs
only reward they seek, that of being ena.
bid 10 raise \ liberal SUN IN aid al u caitSe
which should animate every Amerlcan To
throw IN his nils--ih, cause n liberty.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-13

w ads4n, Nnb..h aes'a"S "ith U
., .rssngN,n InfeiI,grsrrr, that it 50 i''t
-. liz. .iarrnucisis" f Nirginlns" ~ "n ihe
.ubset 1T tir. Umstrs'ts, 80" IA sf'Tn' al
ms eanclusians, Our si."- are MT very
d.simhs,r" ffnm thnse of rs t"rrf~P"nr.,
J.af. Wan nr remarked ihat,"e c""'1
nol caincdr aiIh that Tfiier. W. haa 'pe-
.,.d allh.ina IL sJn,e f.,v d his tnltnehr"s'
uhIrh be w.tt oh of the way Of i's mao
argntncn, Ia SEEK, and To his Illnfal s"r,
c,slns on Mr. JcIo,son, Who, Il he las
hren unfortunate "a sel"ciinS At model i"'
Tie mi, rrst, buldlngs, ACTED VIII 'he
sic .tem of adding Ia ihs as'4I'in'ss ana
r,priratiou Of the state. "" are not us
posed h SCI any mnn c"tschlHrd viii To"
much sryefsiy Tor errors 81 Judgement
feast If IA such aud 50 odd man IS MI.
Jclinr.Ou.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-13

NEW YORK.-,It will be seen t. i
ADAMS has been. nominated by thr .gs'
lcaIls of NassRhusrtis, Rhode Island ~
Maine aud We doubt not the prrirIrn
therehy expressed far this Distinguish
statesman IS the sense of the great a'
Of our citizens throughout every par
the Union in which iliheral prejudiffs
not bias, or political management o,fi,I
the public feeling and oppiou, l9M|
York we have seen M reason 10 deubl \
long since express, d conviction, taei F."
the decided .faroriie. And We again IoI
rate the assertion, that, esen no', ~
wilhstanding appearances, and no'm1
standing the means used to give a foo,' b,
direction to their feelings, Dir. .fdam', n
more d'cided friends in the EegiSldlHF"i
any other candidate, and nearly as mao5
the uhoie. ~. Y. .4md1ea8
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-13
TIE GREEK CAUSE.


The flame cintinaes Ia spread through
on the anioD with the rapnhdhy aud force
,f lightning TIE New York aud Phila-
sslrIphla t,atrcrs rantnur 10 bc Tiled with
accounts al liberal aud in, some Instances
magnificent contributions tO ihe Geek
j smd M sno-c piarvs, which etince thc
deep interest ItIt al override Continent IN
the success 81 that long oppressed people.
Virginia, Mhtrh srrnrd Ia lag III the rear
oil her sistrr states Tor some time, has
becotne alive to sense OF What Is. due Ia
her CORNER Chlrntrr, and is making exer.
tons in the holy c,titsc worthy OF the ia
five state of Washington and Henry.
.SorJoM to,,i, the lead IN this state, In
manlcsllng aU interest in the struggle oi
ihe Greeks, asd her rsrrtlons are on a
scale proporlinnate 10 the pro'olbld lIbe
raliiy and paIriniism 4sf her citizens.
The citizens Of Richmond are rendering
thenls.ise. conspicuous by the measures
.nnnip progress, aud iha. reproach at pre-
lAlaA. i,ihargy ~ wiped away by their pre-
sent ZEAL o. the 30th alt. meeting of
the citzens aud the members of the leSis
la'ure was con, enrd at the capitol, and,
after aderttuE IN .lnqucnt preamble and
sundry preparatory rtenlatious, adjuur ed
IN mret again ON the 5d inst. Aero ding
y. The meeting again convened on the Sd,
" hen BIslop Riaurr WAS called to- the
cair AVID Mr.. Il ltuchle appointed sccre.
fary. tResnlNiions wire adopted, drslgna-
ting persons il so,,tst contributions Re.
guessing the Ch iifman ITO address letters
10 the mayor ar other principal officers III
1he toN of Lynchbucg, Z, tcrsburg, Fred
erick7hulg, Il,p .i,atoush of Nmiolk, and
S'ty of Williamsburg, lhr towns Of Staan-
fon, Winchester, Nh"clns and Abingdon,
Gharltles,ill., i.ersharg. Dnnsiilc, fal
mouth, ChaglestoNn, Manirshurg lcNing
ton, Fincastir, nnptT'a Ferry, Suffolk,
Portsmouth, Hampton, Fort Royh aud
Tappahannuck, FairlaN IN CulpepCr coun
~, parrrnton nn8 W ood took, and 10 the
clerks 0f each county IN the state III which
neithsf Of the befarr mentioned towns !.
situated, enclosing Uopies al The address
AMI resolutions adopted BY the meeting 81
Tic 30th alt. and soliciting their aid in fur
1herance of the designs of that meeting :
and requesting thr clergy Ia deliver ser-
inon-, AID Mr.. Landy Of the House ut DE-
i.gitcs a. arIfun, IN iufthclancc Of the
same glofluu3 .cansr.
In P,tersburg. IA meeting, called nv the
mayor, was held on the 3Oth nlt aud 4
eoniniftee appointed 10 take the subject
into Consideration, aud 10 report Mt Il sub.
sfl1cnt meeting.
Add We calculate with certainty on seq
ins The reyelncnt followed up with spirit
a other parts of the state, aud that the
contribution. mad, by Virginia whlhr such
n her nigh character leads rs II expect
tom her.
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NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The Franklin Gazette intimates u"
speaks adviscdly when it says ran
convention will be held for the puIl'"'
designating suitable candidate i7'
presidency,
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TIE VIRGiNlAN-
aic lard n. foLEn - loI'N Is. aoh'N1
pas,,shers ey4ix L.srs IF ihs Union
,s,sr,o ~ ~ s.isHs.I' -

Publishers eyztS f'TS u ne tai0"'
III. sem. Weekly Taprr, at s. aud The
Ns.1ir ra,~,. at - per saniiii lsa'a''f ~
...-.,.,, - " s....sriptina vii be receives 1t
a is ,ine than - ma",hs and u" lar'r vi
a. I;..,n,iau.d fliaf NJ tl.e .itsrrelt9n oi tn
asl,tars) until all aIrearnres are l'-fa. -.
, Adyertisement- will he ilftHe1 ~ .,
ennts ncr sanarc or 1c.sl the hrst amsi ana
81 II cunis tor each continuance. 'p's'
- ;,..ri,,t,. or the pa,nout assnncd b.
som, responsible rer-un In Ly"'hhnf
n, Chanecry orders afs inserted i'r siA
-. IiI.tters Addressed 10 the Editors mn1
br .,sr Pain. or they will not ht RitenI'd 10
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TOBACCO may he quoted at from
So Ia sII s5-at WHICH halter prIrr' We
understand. a sale Mas yesterday made
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have thorsit Il worth or willie 10 r1f
ihcm tisht.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
LATEsT FROM EUROPE

NEW YORK;, Oct. 4.-The first of Sepfeu-
oer Packet ship Canada, Capt. Rogers. ar
rived last evening from Liverpool, bringing
regular advices 70 that date, and London uao
pers TO the 30tb Aug. inclusive.
London.
me Mooiieur contains tclegrapbic des-
patch, announcing that TariCa was rscaptured
rom the Inflated Spanish ConsttutpoaIis,s
on the 10Th. The place was taken by storn,
ny an united force Of French and Snsn,sh
troops. One lender Of the Constitu,ionnlists
alone made his escape in boat. The rsst
we're made prisoners, and delivered 90 IN ,h,,
Spaniards, to be treated as traitors taken IN
NE fact Of rebellion, with arms in their b,,Is
Their DOOM, of course, is Fixed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
FOREIGN.
LATEST FROM SMYRNA.

BOSTON, Oct. Last evening arrived the
org Lapw'ng, from Smyrna, and Capt. King,
her commander, iavoured Merchants Hall
WIN the following memorandum
| " On the 4'h of July the island of Ipsara
was taken by the Turks and most of the in
habltants massacred, few only made their
escape-and those " no were very Young were
taken for slaves. The women defended them
selves bravely, and refused to be taken alive.
III was reported, on the esd OF July, that
'he Greek Fleet had been back 10 Ipsara, and
inassacred 700 Turks, who were left there.
TOOK away all the cannon, and captured two
brigs and sc'lr.
On the 24h ii was reported the Greeks
had taken 90 Turkish Gunbosls.
Left Smyrna July 24lh, was off Ipsara
the g5th, asd saw the Turkish Flee, or The
Island"
Capt. X. also states, that large bodies of
troops were marching through Smyrna, destn-
ed against Samos; and that it was hazardous
for Christian to appear IN public, or sneak
of The affairs Of the Greeks
Capt X. lroughr Smyrna Papers to July II.
An Austrian brig bad retaken from the
Greeks three prizes of her patton. [ Palladium.
ISL natives Of India died of the Cholera in
Calcutta, in Feb.
we have been very much gratifed in wit
Messing, IN operation, the first Steam Engine
ever manufactured in India. [Caicuita pa.
New YORK, October 2-Capt. Wild, from
ST. Thomas, informs that the u. S. scbr Wea-
sci, left there on the Goth Of Aug. in pursuit
Ola piraticai boat, which was reported to be
cruizing off Crab Island, Porto Rico. where
the schr Macdonough, of Philadelphia, was
captured some time since. Oh approaching
,he place, the Weasel discovered the boat,
but sudden squall came on, and enabled the
men TO escape. The pirates ran the boat
ashore, and escaped themselves. They were
pursued about two miles on shore, but could
not be found. hut was found in the woods.
supposed TO belong to them in which WAS a
quantity OF dry goods, gin, &c. These were
taken possession OF, the hut DESTROYED, and
The boat broughtto St. Thomas. The Wea-
sci went on this service at the request of the
"oVernof oil Thomas. yuer. .4du.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
LA FAYETTE-TuE LEyEE.

October 2.--The room yesterday was more
crowded ADD presented more interesting
scen- Than ever. The fades had an oppOr-
tunIiy of seeing the Hlustrious Patriot.
a great number Of Societies also came for
"md, and rendered their thanks aud Tehera-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08

New ORLEANS, Sept. "A large extent Of
the balture, which bad formed abreast and
above Mr.. Withers' saw mill, yesterday slipped
into The river, carrying with it the steam boat
United States, which vas lying there aground.
The boat has sunk 90 deep as TO preclude all
hope OF rairist A.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
MEETING IN ABINGDoNta.

At meeting of number of ctzeDs oil
washington county, at the court Iouse in
Abingdon on the 9TH day of Septemsr, 1894
the hon. Peter Johnson was called totbe chair
and David Campbell, esq. appointed secr'ry.
Mr. Charles G. Johnson explained the OBJ
Ject OF the meeting, and offered the allowing
resoluil ions, which on the question bag taken
upon them separately were unanimously a
dopfed
Resolved, That "a committee oftbrs metz
bers be appointed, to prepare a repesent-
ton TO the president of the u. States souest
tng survey, by the United States erkinees,
OF the great stage road leading from Mas
ingtoo city, ihro' Salem, Chrisiiansb9g, J.
yansham, Abisgdon and Knoxville, {, New
orleans, IN order to ascertain The expedienc
OF converting the same into great nation
turnpike. And the following gentlemen we
appointed the committee, 10 wit Pet
Johnson, David Campbell and CHI. G. job
son.
Resolved, That committee of eight mer
bers be appointed to correspond with the q
bZens OF The counties Of this and the 9th,
states through which the contemplated turn
PIKE would probably pass, 10 order to produc
concerted application and representation
the president Ofthe United States concTrin
the said road Whereupon The fOllowin
gentlemen were appointed the said committee
Benjamin EstlI, John H. Fultor. Jsmc
White, Edward Campbell. Francis Smith
John Preston, Jun. Robert T.. Cummings am
Andrew Russell,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-10-08
LA FAYETTE.

e"tWtheu WIN evergrRUns, a(ti The IL
t"onei with laureI-uibn the KEY 5
large letters was
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yet more gratifying circumstance is stated
IN the annexed paragraph from the Franklin
Gazette respecting the orderly and decorous
a remark made to the General on the occasion
OF the fete at Castle Garden here, which was
that he saw before and around him soma
twenty or thirty thousand people assembled
at night, on the Battery, and that the whole
force Of police TO insure order among such
multitude, was composed Of some dozen un-
armed constsbles. Such an sssemblage in
France, IL was added, would have been mark
ed by the presence Of some hundreds of horse
and foot gems darmes, armed TO the teeth,
and brandisI'IDs sabres and bayonets in the
eyes Of women and children.
a 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-30

Tact. But il is in domestic life that we sre
The most notable instances of the arr aud
elect of lying. Ii is when country cousins
thrang the house of their sixteenth half
cousin on the mothers side, that you see
III the beauty and the amiahrnrss of dis
stimulation. After the one hundred ard one
welcomes are gone through with, and after
the requisite number ofkisscs and >queezes
are perprtrated on the faces and hands of
the whole troop, and all the kind aud due
enquiries made ofaunts aud uucles and cou
SINS who are yet 10 come, then comes lying
and scandal;
At every word a reputation dies"
and before your footsteps are out of hear
ing ii is probable you will be- entertained
with conversation of which you are the
subject for instance:
We'll its pity
What's a pity ;
THAT Jaqucs-couldn't have believed
it
What
Is light fingered He has piferrd tub
III doS-and u brass keitle--it's all out
knew he was Il little given To ly-- But
wouldn't hurt his character, poor young
man.
BY and by another unfortunate wight
makes his exit from the company, which
is the signal that his character will not
stand so far as IL did.
i declare should not have thpughtit.
I'm sorry for the poor fellow with a
siSh)
Poor fellow why, what's the mat
ter
-" Pockets 10 It," as Bob Logic snys ::
he WAS Thought to he cdsly--but riches ny
away on wings, as Lord Byron says.
IL Is with such innocent conversation as
this that liars make themselves happy, aud
with great good nature sacrifice the repu-
tation of their ncighbHrs.
Tell truth aud shame the Devil )
JAQUES.
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NA-.
From Tie Porismonth Joarnui
LYING

al have 's,ap'd by rirarle ] am eight
times thrust through the dOubrt Tour thro
the hose. my hucklrr cut through 4 through ,
my sword hack d like Il hand-saw, eccc sis-
nam. | never dealt better siuce | was "A
man. [Fai4iqf
- Boastial and rough, your first son is a
squire,
g The next tradcsman meek, aud much IA
liar IPoPc.
There are 50 many pleasant varieties in
the art of lying; So many nice adaptations
Ia time, place aud circum stances; 81 much
ingenuity required ITO suit the action 10
the word, ;" and make the worse appear the
hetter reason, that for my part almost
doubt rhe her person be not entitled To
great credit fbr 'enagIng a lie to periec
ton. Yet, unfortunately for the great and
respectable community of liars, they gen
eraliy exhibit more malice than ingenuity,
and therefore fail Of receiving the reward
which a grateful world is ready to bestow
on trae merit. There are many kinds of
mriit Some people dance with grace
some have happy kuack Of laughing YOU
out Of cnuntrnancr--tblh excel III dOdg
ing Il hill-and very many IN lying you out
of cnmmon sense, countenance, money
ard alias
" Loudon's column, pointing 10 the skies,
" Like tall bully, lifts its head, aud les
But vet we ought 10 consider that il
there are a. infinite number of liars, there
is too an inGite variety IN the character
o. the lies thrnsrlves--CommcnClng with
the malignant iif direct, and going down Ia
the lie counter check, III" lie circumStantldl,
the quip mot st and the 1Ohtte iie. Now a
man NAV iuok you in the face with most
imnnyabIe composure, and utter broad
or Hd. or mp and down, or other Use a
prrpnndcular lie--N which yon know I" lie
a lie. and which he knows to be lie hlm-
SELF. aud 50 would all the warll beside
Tins is o,lly harmless fiction IN the man
ncr of Sir Waltcr Scott Munchnusrn
story--or ouiy little r0manciHg, las we
people of the country say which harms
nahndy-not even lis author. And when
man sahscrbcs himself your most ham
bic aud obpdient ,ant at the bottom "i
his letter. Won know il IL be Il civil species
of living, for You would not think OF direct
ing hi n tn hru>h your coat or black your
boots. wish all species of lies were as m
nocpnt rs these.
The fam,ar story of the three black
crows. shavs in very pointed and plea
s,ot manner that the credulity of others Is
,hr principal Temptation to the liar. There
,r. tn he sure, there are = great many lis
told for profit the trader will tell.y"n en
affecting little story about the cost of his
goods the doctor will pathetIcally pro
test Win most wofu countenance when
it is toward yonl that his patient IS no he bet
ter; and a law yer VIII now for the benefit OF
client. devi4te a little from the nicely Of
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NJ true n nnny thing IN The worruid upon
M honest 'soffud lint spake il meself"
II vii he perceived, that # Mr.. Alpxan-
der Low Is II rogue, he is very clumsy
one, Nevertheless, Mr.. Gopdfcllon tuvlns
his cnsh mnre thpn Nr. Love- good fellow
ship, woudn'l h1rf II his praiestaiions, aud
Mr.. Alexand.i Love and his love lle lnvcl,
Mrs. Love, aud who loved each 9TH, -
every loving couple lives IN love, will by
that same token deem aud consider Mr..
VIM. GoUdl,low 10 be very bad fl llon
inr making saeh an Disqualification IN the
premises.
Al the termination nr the inquest, The
defendant was ordered riihrr to ,tfogajse
IN the sum of three haudrcd dollars, ihe
offence being maiHperpot!e al this stasc Of
the proceeding, tsr hls appearance nj the
supreme judicial Court urXt Ia be holden
al Boston, there 10 BE- dealt with according
In law-=nr, in The mean lime, ~ 90 to the
place whence he cune, and be lransportrd
speedily to or county prison, situated
within our said town of Boston, Ward No.
,. Which Latter alternative Nj. Love pre-
lrrrcd. Thus
-" sovereign Lar, DER thrones aud globes
elate sits Empress 80
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Good rules for House Keepers.

Good rules for House Keepers.
/. " No man lncth 10 himself there
fore never trouble yourself about buying
small notions in your families il is much
better 10 borrOU thrm.-Thls makes a
ncighborhood sociable.
. Nothing is ST. pleasant to kind heart
~ people as to ohllgc thrir neighbors by
lending 10 them; thcrelotr, WHEN you
borrow any thIng, h'rer carry home Il
gam. In this WY the pleasure of the
lender will continue nobody knows how
long.
3. If you find your nrighbors obllglng
get as many E,vors of them as you can :
one good turn deserves another.
I. Ii your neighbours speak i'll Of you, you
have nothing to do but speak Ill Of them ;
thus your accounts bill be soon balanced
and you will experience the Truth and
good sense of the old maxim--" Shortreck
oniags make tong .Giend8."
). If any part OF your ncghbor's con
duct is such as 10 admit Of two con.
srructions-onc .farorubie and the other
unfa5ornbic-always suspect the trorSt =
and then You will never be disappointed
unpleasnHtig.
u '"N' u" t'''"p' VI NV ''''' ~"
therefore don't lay np property tor Ho"
chtdfch nor hrei, nor pork, nor comforts
OF any KIND Tor yourselves. Improve
the snow Tor Sctgh 1des, ana haul home
your wood as you want It--au'pmcr ana
winter.
l. hA,ntanyonf independence as 'rm'y
as possible :-thereIOre never pay your
laws a. 'o'6 DIS w" cav aN"'n H. r.
D. II you III" satau'u OF suspect my o'
your ncl5hbors has injured you, mnch or
llttle, 90 10 fn'c 'mmfFtGteiy and Try It out
and out with him like man contend for
yonr rights tn ugh thick aud thin and
don't suffer the 8. holy alliance Of your
rrirnls and others no live near you Ia Ia
t...a,ao ,h,ir L;nd on;cno and eond va,
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mouth.
.. ou should never be Snf$h &, 'ncfr
fore mud ertIy bofy'S business rather
than gour oirn: This will expand your mud
omen vonr hcart-anh qpalify YOU to be
come a " ruler. over n,anv. y
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