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To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

GENTLEMEN -
Understanding, some months ago, that Mrs
Leigh, of New York, had discovered the art OF
correcting suffering, or stammering, and all i'm
ret!iments in speech; and laboring under those
ernbarrassments myself, l was induced 10 search
for the cause, and, if possible, to relieve myself
After considerable reflection the subject, and
frequently viewing myself in Mirror, whilst slut
tering, discover that they produced by
three causes LIST, by my minds being excited,
and hav ing it confined too much on the word
was about to utter, which threw me into confusion
End, by not properly and regularly expiring the
air from my lunss-3rd, by mlspacing my tongue,
which generally produced the unpleasant sound in
suffering, &c. To remedy this i observed the
following rules, which relieved me very con-
and, which recommended all, who are subject 10
that g vice in SPEECH" feeling well assured, that
by constant application, and strict observance OF
them, the worst sufferer may be relieved in a iey
weeks.
LIST. Let the mind be, much possible, free
from anger, anxiety and embarrassment while
effecting the cure; and never think too long on
the word you about TO utter. And
End. Place your tongue in central position,
so to rest the end oil it gently against your up
per and lower fore teeth, and speak slowly and
deliberately, sounding all hard words toerably
long, but especially those syllsbes whch you
slutter.
Having myself received the benefit of my dis
covery, whet eby proved the correctness of the
principle | have now no other wish on the subject
but to give the 10 the public, that general
good may result from it.
JOSEPH T. BROWN
Hanover, Nov. 7tb, 1926.
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THE ELECTION

New YoRK, Nov lO.-The official canvas
OF the votes in this city was completed last even
ing. The result, from what could be ascertsined
Is supposed to be as follows.
Mr.. Clinron's majority for Governor. about 1850
Mr.. Bogardus' majority for Senator, 800.
For Congress MessIs. Cambreleng, Yertlank
and Johnson, have about 1900 majority.
Me.srs Contsnt, Coddlngton, Piggou Brssher'
Smith, Sherman, Watson, Cargill, Robinson,
Towne, and Minard - who composed what was
called the regular nomination ticket, elected by
a majority OF 500 to 1000.
In Richmond County, the majority for Roehes
ter, as Gov. il 40-for Pitcher, 1t. Gov. 80 for
Mr.. Allen, as Senator, Al for Adm. Cole, for
Assembly, 81. Majority in Richmond for John
j. Wood Of the "a Congressional district, l52.
Kings-Republican ticket for Assembly elected.
Mr.. Oakley, Of Dgtcbes-, and Mr.. Ward, OF
WestchesIer, are elected ts Congress
Her. Gdu.
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Non. 18th, 1926.
COMMUNICATES.

COMMUNICATED.
II IS amusing 10 sec the contradictory reasons
assigned by the enemies of MIR. Giles for voting
against him one votes against him because he is
TOO old and nirm to speak another because his
speeches are too iong-one because he is friend
of Jackson, another because he is not one be
cause he denies the right OF instruction, another
because he does not-one because he 0ttcays
obseQuiously supported the administrations of JEFF
terson and Madison, another because he di,cdys
opposed them But the eract number, is not yet
asceriained, Of those who tUiH vote against h i'm
hscause he opposes Mr.. -7rcher. PLINY.
Nor. 9Th, 1926.
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hrOTTOE


EhtHACT from the Proceedings Of the laa Annual Meet
~ ,ng OF I've DaPiia Missionary Society Of Virginia.
hssoved Th7t hs Bnnui Meeting ~ this Society,
ne holden q the Fr, Bap's Church the cy II Rio hmoud
Saturday the oh ~ Defenders and thai The Recording Secre-
ay publish notice thereof for sir weeks IN the Columbian
Star, The Family yi,it1 aud the R,hmoud Enquirer"
The H. brown sypoiu,ed 10 preach the fnifoduc-
tory Sermon aud 10 Of his failure the Rev. Dr.
GEORGE ROPER, Rec. Sec.
ROY ~ tt-eti
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NEW JERSEY SEN ATOP

Dr Bateman has been elected by The Legislature
now in session, Senator in Congress Tor the 81,
years ensuing the All March next, in place of Mr.
McIlva:ne, deceased
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14
VETV SHOE STOpEI7

yTvHE sbscbes repeatedly inform the citizens If ;rhs
oud and IT, vicinity, that they have this day oy, ned bod
oder sae the Store Main stfet three doors he
low 18th street and select Il
BOOTS Shoes embfsoug almost every vstety.-- aia.
servants shoes Of kind. A. their stock
Ell expressly for The Uichmoni market snd in .boft e
rod PRIOR TO this date they entertain oou6d belief that 81,
poiut Of heauty f,hnn durability and eheapness Citizen os
very general ssii.facon ei he rendered
Beng connected with OF The large and fsshonsie
manufacturing t'iahhmeuis in the Uned STATE from wh
frequent supplies Of every Kind Of ashonahe as aud Shoe,
viii he received sgods 10 the Subscribers advantages ,
equal (perhaps superior toboe Of sny sir,lir IA
this city Of rendering that Satisfaction quality. f.hon .n
pries, which they osnrct h hope, will induce ~
liberal oDsge, from the ruhr, fo this Embellishments
GRANNISS, SON a BROfnkES.
c.;fr. 4s-,itg'
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From the Lo,si,yls (R )PsJto Aausriier Of Oct ISL
GEN ADAIR AND GEN JACKSON.

The late enunciation, in the Richmond Wing,
tba, Cen Adsir was the actual commander in
Chief, 20 whose superior mind and g commanding
spirit" the nation indebted for the memorable
defence Of New ORLEANS, in6oced respected cIti-
zen OF this place. TO address Gen. Adair on the
subject. The letter Of the gentlemen referred to.
and the reply Of Gen A. will be found below. AS
the statements Of the Wing were copied into many
Of our public papers, il Is to be hoped they will
initiate the honorable and msgnsnimOus conduct Of
Gen Adairby giving publicity 10 his formal re-
nuncistion oil the lsmels which were TO be torn
from The brows OF Jackson, and placed on his.
Gen. "A. states that he did not arrive at New Or
leans until the Sd OF January, and that the line OF
daenee teGs nearly finished ond fss mc', at
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MANUMIssJoN SOCIETY

We lay before our readers the following state
ment (from The Philadelphia Democratic Pr.ss)
Of the proceedings Of the late Proceedings of this
Society at Baltimore. II is strange thai the OIL
cial Account, duly signed and certified, has not
been published with the names of the Officers,
the number Of Deputies present., and the copies of
all the resolutions passed. We should like to see
the whole ground at once.
We shall not comment at large on these pro-
ceedings; but il there be any redeeming quality in
their measures, whicb exempts them from the de-
nomination of the " Congress Of Yisionaries''
which, the National IneIligencer gave them by
way of anticipation, the Deponent saith
Having sanctioned the resolution of Col. Stone of
New York; having adopted memorial for the
interfering with the tenure of slaves in the District
of Columbia; having adopted Mr.. Bsnon's Re
solution for preferring the products of free TO
slave labour, we can scarcely conceive how the
IhielIigencei could speak of these Proc ceilings in
the soltened tone which it has thought proper TO
adopt.
The following statement enumerstes these So
cieties IN four OF The Sistes-wby pass vaguely
those in Virgins, with the general expression,
" "a number Of Virginia. QuGye, hOp many are
heTe2
We thank the Editor Of the Democratic Press
for bis apr opriste and sensible note. There are
other views of that subject CO Citizens" Sc')
yet to be presented:
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'oom6oat Washington, for Sale.
BEERS & PoIM DEXTER,
MERCHANT TAILoRs,
( Successors TO John W. Smith, and at his old
established stand \


Successors to John W. Smith, and at his old
established stdnd,)
E leave IN make known the public generAly and parti
ouariy t. the fit nds and John W Smrb
that they have purchased his stork of Cloths,
NJ ana have ao id in an additional supply Of fresh goods
suitable Tor the approaching
Military Uniforms, embroidered otherwise finished IN a,
supefior dyiei - al establishment in the Union
Ladies Riding Dresses, executed in neat and fs,honable
manner
d. < r. have entered into arrangements tI .ex,,, If H.
most asnonabe tsiio'ng establishments in New York aud
WI receive All new fashions, they are
'hy iufhe pledge the 10 the public ever,
erion 10 inrni'h all work en'trsted Them al time
uPnni and on az moderate terms possibly he afforded
lhey nave ou hand, Of ready made clfh;n
winch they VIII warrant equal custom made wo \ All
wheh they are determined sell al the most reduced pric.
Wv -. 5i-st
A TEACHER U.ANTED.
NRHE situation IF Principal, TEACHER in the Hnnp,or
- Acnfeuy hoving become vucan notice hereby gps
thnf an election sDiH be held IA e cadep,y IN re form
Hampton on hs ID Saturday "a Decsgibr neat 10 mn "a,
sa'a vncdncy The tyfe # education in the sad fe1d,V
ernbrdces the foTcwing rJecs Spelling, rendfng writing
anf1ec geography otht MATES, aud ne Latin ianrUnes
"a, 'eachsr ,rH receive from s 1cdsmy salary Of 900
dollars besides fees Of fulton, srick re gated G fts
Hoard Of Trustee Of ne dcaSsmy Satisfactory teSfino.
mas Of ratification vN be reqed from Hose ,eto may
become applicants e said situation an applications 10
be addTes'd TO TIE Presi1rt. ho teW to all eon
nicotio1 and give any Information required.
JNO. e. PRYOR, Pyesdenf nj
- me Board Of Trustess Of hs Hampton Acadtyny.
noVrl 49,. 5i-ugd
rsst ~ ne eh December, ind rard their oceount 10 al,
office for collection. " wv
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Communicated
DIhDI on The I'd instant at his redeH. Pine, Pointp
II jane, City eounty, Va, NJ. Richard Gordon (,ou Of
ne iae John uo DON Esp the year age yer,
oiiei snd severe illness terminated his mortal career.
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lInnfed n Giu0Ic lYor

IIdnfed n Single Non,
ar good moral character, Who Is known 10 Re honest.
~ pere and industriov; such one would meet With liberal
wages BY Supplying at the Short Pump tIenreS COUNTY.
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70 az Teachers and Parents.
and for al. ss ,"S ~prSysd editions, lust Psse
Bhs and By j. H. NASH conner Of and i4ih street,,
Torrey. Primer, OF Frs, Book for Children
Terrey's Spelling Book. or Second Book for cbas,.,
have examined Mr. J. Torreys Familiar p.inr Book
important bsnehe, .ducaiion and shall INTO tbs
@ under my care, Que superior any which hs,
rtS. 3, 1875 IRA mn,
Pleasing Companion for little Girl. and Boys, bI.ndinx III
WITH ,nu'euent being selection ofnieresns
%srv .ss ss and Designed for the Of pr
Pef.rsd a0o. and domestic nurseries by Jesse Toey H
thstei generally to Murray Introduction and works OF
Teey'. Moral Instructor and ni. TO Virtue rb;. wo,,
20 DE generally adopted in schools and aeade mic, in
place 81 Murray Reader, worL. Of that class,
SCHOOL, an" Th A and Sacred and Ancient
ooSh the hest evidence VI their valu. a, ..msn,,,x
dollar, aud cents, Th. work contains, among other moort.nt
eP .Seh Question, on th. rules theory Of Ahme
i've 70 The improvement NJ the pupil. ~ S'
The sum, being altogether in dollar. and e.., will ,;v. n,
'di,'1 On. viii be found very correct. 'e' iNe'u''e
My to the above Arithmetic which all III. Example.
,9 Learner are wrought at large and also solution,
given Of all the various rules. D.gued principally to fae
limit, ~ a,r o. and assist such as have oppor
Federal Calculator, &c '' '' 'o' 'hs rev
ferred generally the Columbian Orator and
A'G Of 'ha Kind BY teachers who have ex,nned it.
uon' for the use OF teachers. T'S
hN
AMI key. "' "'a ques"'ns
nih' History Of Greece improved by rim.haw with
oen"ua'y OIL The proper d ia the work spJ
ue Posouisi accents in conformity with the of
Len p,iereIwmh Question. and Key, a. above
oosmths History Of Rome imp ved hy C,;w,hax with
lin rress.] ~ '' &c a. ABOVE
teaehers generally who have examined Mr. Cr;m,b,u.
.oy OF the United States aud improved edition, Of Cell
.nhs England, Greece and Rome having given them L.
aea preference TO sny other histories School hook
and any person who will them " in 6nd sbou, ioo
Eli IN eseh and Teachers ordering those work,
IuNr .x.l
An chronological Dictionary, Analysis ofthe Enrlh Ism
gSge' containing the Radical Definition, Of words
eo rom the Greek, Latin and French languages, and ali d.
used technical and polite phrases adopted from In
rIenGh and Latin By WIN. Grimshay, author of Ior, a.
The United States, England &s. ''''
me "a ed. greatly improved, and will he found verr vain
aoie eiass book for children and academies, - >
conversations Natural Philosophy in which tbe e,.m.
'nat SCI, nee are Familiarity explained with pl,,
py 'he aithor OF Conversation. Chepsiryn Nc WIZ,
additions, corrections in ,h
oiy oi me wors; appropriate queons aud glossary Nv,
homas Jones' professor Of mechanics iu The Franll,
Institute OF the state Of Penn.ylva
Lives oil hlarion and Washington hy Weem,
WIN general aud extensive assortment of all the ,,b,s
books in general all OF which win be sold on The mos,
school hooks. - " '"e A"osf
Nov. IL. ., -
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A TEaCHER Ua.NTED.
n Single .Jg1a.

- II SHgfe .Udn,
BOUT Is 10 80 years DID, ~ respectable parents who
is honest sober, steady and Of managing active turn
and undersas the management Of Negroes can get good
employment well recommended Empire of,hs printer.
II
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We have letter from Washington. of Che s.h

We have a letter from Washing ton, of .he Ssh.
which states from respectable authority, "Tb,t
Mr. SouIhard and Mr.. Barbour were sent on
mission to Mr.. Monroe, TO induce him, ii possible,
TO accept OF an appointment TO Panama, or rather
Iscubaya, along with Mr.. Sergeant Tli., it
seems was unavaiing, it is said that Mr. S. i.
going out alone. 1t is said, moreover, that the
Ministers TO the Congress are to receive only
S4ooO outfit, and the same salary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-11-14

Messrs. Cary and Lea have am ounced for publ
cation in March, the 1t No. of Work, en- tiled
the American Quarterly Review, on the plan of
the Edinburgh, aud North American Revie,y-,he
editorial department To be comm tied 10 MIR.
Walsh, aided by association of gentlemen, SC.
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lNkeis ano snhres inr SAFE al
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Whole tickets doll, -Balf2 90 Quarter. I 25
Certificates Of packages ooy also he had the following fs
certificate Of ~ whole tickets Tor SSs 75
a certificate Of " halfdo for ~ 81 I.2
A certificate Of " quarter do. for g6g
A certihtat Of ~ eght DO. lo 4s4 -
Orders from The country enclosing tie cash rtizr
vilI he promptly and puniy attended io,ss vn personal
application II 3idfesstd 10
}. n. YATES A MTNrTRE, Rieb,pcnd.
Sfufg
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We recommend it to the Editors of the Bslti-
more Patriot 10 NEEDLE with subjects which they
oeSf understand. We suggest, that they will find
ihem-eves, when the secret is let ont, PLAYING
IN one sense, the part of Paul Pry, and " intrud-
ing upon matter wlch they do no, compre-
hend They had better ait for orders from their
hle-leaders at Washnnron present--but lie,
them be assured, we do not " pa; questions at ran
DOM
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We are indebted 10 Friend for two Sweet Pc.
tatoes (Which were raised on the farm of Mr. r.
>. Taylor in The county of King WilIiam) The
larger weighed, when first dug. 8 | 4 bs-,he
other 2 lbs-Thry indeed, as our Friend
states, ga commodity"
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their posts. lie also -peass Of Gen. !. las pos
sessiny :" cool. calculating head, a vigorous
mind" Sc in terms which demonstrate that he i.
incapable OF being Influenced by prejudice, or the
ar'iui attempts OF others to induce him to do inus-
tice to brother soldier. Under all the circum-
stances, the opinions Gen. Adair expresses of Gen.
jackson. cannot fail to have great weight uron
the public mind
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From the Democratic Press.
ANTI SLAVERY CONVENTION.

A session Of the American tonven'ion for pro-
noting the Abolition Of S,very, &c. vas held at
Baltimore last week. This Convention did not
originate, lately, at New York, as minated in a
Southern paper; but it estsOli-hed forty years
since, by DR.. Franklin and Others, the doctor be-
ing its firs President The regular place OF meet
ing has been Philadelphia, but in consequence OF
the great increase OF Abolition Societie., in the
Southern States, Baltimore fixed upon as the
place of the late session, at he request Of the
Delegation from that City. The siuings were
public. Delegations appeared from North Caro-
lima, Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, Delaware,
T-~' Pennsylvania, West Pennsylf MA, and
New York. Communications were received from
Societies in Massachusetts, and Ohio.
The n'or iaton received, Of the progress Of he
cause of Emancipation, was highly satisfactory.
About % societies exist 10 North Carolina,
Der in Virginia, 8 10 Maryland, 80 in Tennessee
and in Pennsyiyanis. The address received
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PETER r. BEVERL z, ESQ.

FEIEH Il. BEVERL 7, Esq.
Sih Take notice that the Eight. day of mex,
i"g month OF December, between sunrise anal surse, n,
the tavern oil MI - johnson, at the Piping Tree in A.,
county u King William shall proceed 70 take the demos
non oil Garter Beverly Esq be cad in evidence in su;t
oePendtg 10 the Superior Court Of Chanrery for IN, Rrh
mod district m which suit you plaintiff and we and oi,
are dei.ndansi aud that shah so &, 10 from da
10 cay between sunrise and sunset the same pace unit,
'ad deposition be fully taken and completed AZ which i'm
AL" ""e' and place, you may attend if you think ft
CHARLES ELLIS,
JOHN ALLAN,
FsItleIs Of Ellis & Allan.
- '. Std
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Eastern DISTRICT Of pirgu.ia, TO acit:

eastern District Of PIrg upia, to aDit:
X hememsered That on the twent y-irst day IF osir
neT, IN t's hty inst year of the Independence nj H.
r, United State; Of America, Conway Robinson Of the
II. 81 SAID district, hath deposited this Office m. t,ie If
Book the right whereof he claims az author il IL
GIrd. o,'Tw9s wit collection of Forms used by The
clerks OF III. Courts OF Law Equity in Virginia To sb;
are added many Preoeden Of Declarations "a
th and some useful forms Conveyanee. By
1ohh ROBINSON Clerk II the Superior Court of Law far Hon.
RICO county The Second Edition. In which IN. x, ,ia.
nave been adapted to the law. force many new
inserted and references given numerous deeon. m
IN. -nerai Court aud Court of Appeals Virginia ress
ehehy 10 questions OF practice BY Conway Robinson n
puy |eiK OF The same Court In conformity 10 m. a., AZ
the Congress Ct the United States, entitled Act E he
% oil Learning, by securing the copies Of map
pies, during the time. therein mentioned % - ~ w
hIoHARp JEFFRIES, elk of the E. District Of W,
" Ccpirs 81 the second edition Of robinson. Form nv,
now pt obtained uIn application .ithe Office Hene
superior Court The work contains upward of $50 nd
bouhd IN cali and il Will he sold without blank
go per copy The Peeof those copies which blank lesye
10 booneiier' resonable discount will be mad.
t.oe ~. oi-wot CON. ROBINSON
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sC3S We have lately published good deal of
matter, which was not written exactly in that
spirit that we should have preferred. There i, a
license in bringing persons before the public in
particular way, which may be carried too far. We
do not consult our own feelings in such things, so
much as The Liberty OF the Press. The piece from
sc A Distant Subscriber in this days paper is
really from Distant Subscriber and " NAV truly
add, from of The most quiet, discreet and un-
obtrusive citizens ia the State
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LourvILLr, Sent. %. le26.

Mr.. Webster has been re- elected 10 Congress with
considerable opposItion-Mr. Everett ,e-elected
Without any opposion-In Norfolk and Ply
mouth Districts MIR Varnum is no doubt re- elect ed
over MIR. Caleb Gushing.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-21

A DESPERADO.-Th Charlotte Journal
gives the following account ofa series of murders
that occurred in Mecklenburg county, N. c. on
Saturday the 9th ult.
On the day above mentioned, Robert Yandlc
came to his brother-in.law's John Iartis against
whom he had some spite, and as soon as he en-
tered the house told him he had come on pur-
pose to XIII him. He Immediately presented his
rifle, which flashed, when Hartis, sprung UP
and seized the rife, and considerable scuffle
ensned' but Yandle overpowered him, and beat
his brans out with the butt of his rife. He then
went to the house ofJames Morris, whittier Har.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-21
FOREIGN TMTExzIGENCE.

Letters have been received from Calcutta
by the Ospray, arrived at Liverpool, which
state, that the Court Of Ava had solicited,
through the medium Of Dir. Price, an exten-
sion of the time for the payment of the sec
ond instament. viz :--twenty-tive lacs Of
rupees-that the solicitation was rejected by
the Supreme Government, who insisted
the conditions of the treaty recently ratified
by the Burmese should be strictly adhered
to, and that the British troops should re-
tain possession Of Rlnsoon till the sever
al stipulations Of the treaty should be fulfill
ed.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-21

A French paper mentions that on the 25th of
September tete Was given to the people OF
Moscow on a great plain called the Dcvil-chie-
Pole. The Emperor, Empress and Imperial
Family were present: under a richly decorated
tent. Covered galleries were prepared for the
Diplomatic Body and other distinguished person.
ages, and 240 long tables were spread for the
people on each of which was a sheep, roasted
whole, the horns gilt, the head silyered and
the body covered with red iamask. The pro.
visions consumed besides the 2+O sheep, were
iS0 srlgared cakes, 490 pieces Of boiled beef Of
6Jlbs each; +S0 dishes Of gravy; 1900 chickens;
1000 geese; 1000 ducks $4,000 apples; $4,000
plumbs and pears 4, 600 pals ofbrer; 1000 pals
of mead; 2,400 pals Of red and white wnc;
2i,000loaves Of white bread; $500 rolls; and
$500 hams, The amusement consisted OF dane.
ing, pretty dramatic representations, conjurng,
etc.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-12-21
:
ANCIENT PROVERBS.

.fs you 6rezy, so y0u shall bake.-.This
proverb is applicable to such as act without
due consideration in matters of moment, or
engage in important undertakings without
availing themselves of the counsel and adj
vice Of others; all mismanagements, failures,
and affections OF both old and young, through
rashness or oversight, are exposed to this
bitter taunt--as he has brewed, SO let him
bake.
The belly has no ears.-This proverb in
Inmates that there is no reasoning a matter
with hunger. which is the mother of impa-
ticnce and anger. 1t is a prudent caution
not to contend with hungry persons, or con ,
,adict the irrtated tempers, by ill-timed
apologies or persuasions to patience. 1t is
a law OF civilty and politeness, not to disturb
person at his repast, or trouble him with
unreasonable address at mealtmes.
Faint heart neUer zcon fair lQdy-Ths
proyerb is an incentive to constancv and res
oluton in an honorable undertaking, having
a more extensive meaning than the one cx-
pressed 1t intimates the injuriousnes OF
being low spirited and ,lcspairing as dejec-
tion of mind will, in all probability. preven,
success, as it enervates enfeebles the
whole energy of man. lrrcsoluton units u.
to meet difficulties; but courage conquer.
those which at first appear insurmountable.