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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03
Lvac6bpry Plough Uarhfdctrq.

zt,iiE Subscribers respectable inform tbrH
friends aud the pubic tGat hey have CON
,Iel ed the above business. 90 tie cross slf'ei
lea,'fa- from the Nnkei 20 the Bulge. "i"re
tire, tntend keeping constantly gu Maud, gu
eral - ffmrnt Of Plougbs. 81 the latest AM
nl1sl approved patterns 10" IN nse among
TN !, IN late improved hill sid floueh, all Of
.gbioh wi he uatsaipd IN workmanship aha
peftarnHurr 20 he equal SO any nov ~ use.
JIninr been engaged sescrni yrSrsin TN ab"''
business they are confident 81 rendering F'n'''
n satisfaction in The crecntfon OF men "nfis
4 share Of public patronage Is solicited. fIangW
Immediately repaired ...
LANkFORD a NEDDEH
Nay 10 ~
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VIRGINIA AT Rule, holden in the Clark oEiec oflIc
Superior Court OF lnceiy for the IynCl Lung brira
the 9TH aay Of No> embcr, is21. Caleb cher, Pll
against Jalncs Carer aud " illiam leilnr.on. pfas
The defendant james Carver not having catered has
appearance and Rnru security according 10 tho act "tA
tuhiy uu le rules a TN. court, AMI II appearing by
teiaclorN lIdeute that he J. not naalllat utts
coUntryIt ordered that The sud defendant 10 pear
here In ilrs day If the ncN term aud user Die @
oil the plaintiff; and that copy OF tins ordrr b. of
With lnssrtcd III some neN sppur printed III the town Of
L1urhhufg for t@o months suor"ssiytit, and posted Ut
the front door Of tho Courthouse IN the SAID tnAu.
j. capy-Ieste, j. AilIS,C
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Feb. ls.
<noBACco LAND FOR sALE.-rhes sui

xnoBACCo LAND FOR sALE.-Tae sub
- scriber offers for sale. attract OF Land. con
tanning $50 acres. lying ON Big Outer. Bedford
county, near thu road leading from Liberty, by
the way OF Nociis Mil to Lynrhbulg, and ad-
joining ia" 'ractthe mill on; about one halfhas
been rerentl, cleared, the balance IN woods
further description is deemed unnecessary, as
It J. presumed those VINO wish TO purchase, viii
come ans view for d -,n>elvts. 1t the above
land is not disposed OF Or fore the 2Sth of April
II being court day it will be sold al auction ON
that day, al the Courthouse For terms apply
TO The subscriber living nea, the premises.
JOHN NOELL.
Eeb u NOV 50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03
lynchhnrr i.iNery Stable.

vIVHE auB-C blBEN has just opened Live
4 /, stHblo GA the Alley nearly opposite tue
Stable of IN, Ffdntlm hotei. whore h. vii
Cake Horses 10 keep by the week, month. OF
yenr. on moderate terms, His stqhlc Is spasi.
on, and convenient. aud his personal attention.
will be given IA taking care of the Horses s"n.
trusted to his keeping. | likewise will keep =
NV excellent llolsds TO hlre out-also n Hack
mud ecu,e horses and top GIe
EDWARD JONES.
reb IA onl37
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Jan 81

y, Office BY virtue Of a deed Of trust ey-
II ceuled 10 the >nbsceibrr by Wm. Onuby,
hearing due the II b da. 81 ApGl 1928 and IL
corded IN Il ocoontt mt OF Bedford. W. shall
proeer 10 setl oniAe promises. fnr ca.hou Thurs
iay the 2OIh day at Nai.h ucAt, Il csifain tract
Il land situated IN tht county Of Bedford. on The
al. - al Nuosr tre'k. aud adjoining the lands
- jaw Lr9" C. and others, containing three
hundred and eeScntrcn ac' es. Also the follow
ing slaves and theii increase since the date of
said decd 10 WI Fanny, Auna kitfv. LOUIS.
Paulna. Claiborne. payy and PhlIll. Also
the following property. ru."it four had Of hor-
scs, fifteen head ofhoined cattle. fifteen head of
si'erp 80 head hogs, three t~o horse Cary
pougns, lom conltrt>. ton7 SETS Plough gear.
So barrels corn. 5e0lbs hacpn four feather beds
aud inlturr, sly chars, clock case ore folding
dining table, one Iinc gun, and al the kitchen
furniture, o. So much thereof as will be sutiici-
em to iulhl the purpose Of said deed Acting
A. ltus,ee shall convey only such title as is yes
ted Nv me by the deed NN. LEFTWICH.
Fob Il tdS37
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Trust Sale IF PHgglrdj,ia Lara

Trust Sale Of PH,ylronia Lard.
- \ virtue ola deed otfrust, executed 10 the
- subscriber BY Dabncy Morriss II wife hear
ing date the 18th May, 1870, and duly recorded
in the clerk office Of Piuss wanna CIV tor pur-
poses therein menli1ned, | Shall proceed 10 sell
10 the highest b'd'er. on the 10Th day of March
next, before the frontdoorofN iIIiamS tavern, in
the town OF Dan,ille.onen tract oflandl, ing IN the
county OF Phtsy isauia, containing 9ou acres, be
the same more orleS>,( S.onwhich VIM. .NorrrsS
now resides. Terms and years credit will
he given, the purchaser to execute bonds with
satisfactory security and deed of trust on the
Innd. Nuch title only viii begiven as is vested IN
me as trustee. AoAOLINLk. Trustee.
Feb. :. td>36
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a WuSf SALE.-By virtue Of decd o.
truSt, executed 10 MS on the l1lh dav of
Aug. ls23 by Rob. {. Scott Gabriel l. scott,
aud of rrco,d IN the Offices Of the counties Of
Campbell Amherst. and Bedford cools. Ne or
one of rs wi, proceed 10 ell, on the premises nj
public auction, on the 18th ia, Of March pext II
certain uact ot ldnA, living IN the county of Bed.
ford, containing 100 acrrS, bounded by Jamey
RIVER. Juda creek and the lines of Ann Scott
aud n,,sIes Aso one Island situate IN lanes RI
vei, IN the county of Amherst containing T., r7-
tinatlon seven acres or 50 much o. said land as
will satisfy the balance due on sand deed. Act.
ing ms trustees We viii conv such title as is
vested in us by said deed nome other.
JOIN HANCOCK,
NM NJ. ldVES,
FEB. J. ids3I
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n. DpI AIloH.~-lhc Spring and Sommc,
~ session ofthe subscribers hool viii com
mcnce on Monday the fourth day of March
next Term, the same As heretofore. No schol
At will be admiter for less time, than from the
tlmr of entry TO the end Of the session. | THINK
proper 10 remark, that the diScp' me OF nav
school haS hcen strict, aud vii continue 10 b,
80. shah pay particular attention 10 the mol
nj depotiue"t I'll my puplls-estry eyerton will
he used to advance them IN their studies.
II. + +. CiliLDBESS.
Feb. 4 0t3l
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Il 'lih public are hrrebv cautioned against ira.
2 ding Tor two Bonds--one executed hv me
TO lYm {. NJ Mister ar one hundred dollars
payable July / /, 1928, and assigned n Richard
q lladen--ihc other executed by me to john r.
d. Payrc for seventy or eighty dollars, para-
ole at the same tune This caution Is giecp be
cause the subscriber dors not consider himself
bound to pay the whole amount of either Of said
bonds. P.JEFFERSON ARCHER.
Feb. oS. 3til
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I,al1Orers Wanted.

q kllIL subscribers want 10 employ. Immedi-
* uteiy foor 90 good working hnnds, for
enc purpose Of eScavatng canal. &c, for the
Water Works OF the tol roraiion Of Lynchburg.
liberal wugcs III be gwen by immediate appli-
CATION 10 either oi tilc subscribers.
KELLY s. DOLAN.
Feb IS fsIl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03
John WILLS. en-.
Commissioned, Office. : I

Iynchbug 2l,t January, ISIS.
The parties in tins cause " III take notlCe that
! hasr appointed Thu the twentieth day oil
March reNt 10 commence the accounts ditcctet
by the foregoing older Of court-on when day
At the hour oi9 o'.lert IN ii" morning they are
required to attend at nv office m this town. will
III. II accounts, vouchers and copies of court ma
pcrs. prepared Tor eAaluiaaiion and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, {.
Ch. -. NlA31
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03

B S~cy~ y Of fine me best eS sIoc1. ~ vii ri
M~ C5~S Stand the ensuing season, IN
Z " Lp.1 4. thr neighbofhood Of Col. In.
Moore, IN Bedford. Terms and pedigrcc IN
dao time The value OF the Mule being 70 well
knoen IN our country, induces a confident he.
lief that ihcrc viii he no Want nf patronage .
uill remark tnat the mule lives TO an extreme
Md age. Is sure footed, steady tn the draft, con.
snmes lrss than the horse, and "Ithal IL n cash
article ia our country.
JOSHUA s SMITH.
JACOB FEAIEL.
Dec IL @is2D
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03
I.OIIN WILLS e

VIRGINIA .htrals ,rolou III thp clerk. ut,cr q the
superior court Ut Caancery IL, tn Inchhnrp district,
TIT fla day at November, ~, Samuel Br'msiord,
adm'rof Martha p. elements, decd, and Elizabeth
tltm' nt-, Pits. against Iit5hsrd IharmOn and Robert
fbu'nuu, tr ding u'der the style and firm Of Il, \ r.
IhTrnun. rniih,on Il. D,yls, aud Samuel Thuunou
and Elizabeth Imrnon, iuitts under the oCe oitWrp-
tg-uue years, hr commissioner Beuagh specially
>eunl their guardian, Drfts.
The defendant Robert Ihurmon nothavinr entered liz
appearance and security according tothc act q A.
s'lnbY and the ruc, of this court, and it appearing hy
satisfactory e'teicet'lt he Is not mhabtant o. ,
counrF-lt Is ordered thai the SAID defendant de appear
htre On the first ddy oitJe,unXt term and the hill
OF the plaHtfs and that copy Of this order be
i"fihNlih Inserted III some s31per printed IL
town II lNuehInrg, fer i,vn months successfully amt
70 rd At the front door Of the court house the said
town, 4 copy-irsic,
81 JNIIN Wills c.
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JOHN WILLS, c,

Al ruiz. HID IN lie Clefh', Office Of Amherst tie If
Monday III JlaGnry, ISIS. =,
SiuHutl simmons pm
against -,
john ". IIan,ard AMI William Mcdaniel and JONI
Talbot Curtor If u, estate olJuhn Hausard deceased
defs. In Chnucerv. -,
The defendant Jim ". Han.ard not being an iniaP'
tut II TIM Go+Uhon oarl; iaotion Of the pm, ~
counsel it l. orurct thai uulrs~ ho doth appear hHtf o
h fore the thrd honday ii March next, and fhiF m
appearance uad gI2e s'curil for performing tn o''
deere a. Tire puTl, TIE pltis blll shall be taken az L
,scd anu tcl.atcr thcrcofdrcrrcd. And Is ofd!s
thdt tlly al IA order br iurtha lh published III W
Lyuchbu'g Virgin. an two months sueeeSsitlS anu IN
thr copy thcrauI be posted The front door o he e''
Holsa at this county on SOM Court day. - y,r
a Copy-Irstc--A. b, DAVIES NLN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-03-03

yhURSUANT 10 two DEGREES of the Superior
* Court of Chancery, for the Lynehburg
District rendered the first on the 10Th day of clo.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19

the composition OF the new Legislature. The Sc
nate is composed Of ~ members: we know alrea-
dy, l6 Of them Of which ten are for the A.lmnis-
traon, and six for Jackson. The House is COM
posed of SO members. We have returns from 80
parishes, which send IS members. OF this MUM
ber &c are for the Administration, sure one doubt
full, and 81 for jackson and the parishes ut WASH
ita and Concordia will in all probability, return Adj
minstration men. Out of 81 parishes of which the
State is composed, is, viz Plaquemlnes, St. Ber-
nard, Jefferson st. Charles, ST. John the Baptist
St. James, Assumption. Lafourche Interior, Terre-
bonnie, Iberville, West Baton Rouge, Point Cou-
pee, ST. Landry, ST. Martin. and Ayoyelles will
give almost unanimous vote to the Adams Elec-
tors. Seven parishes, viz Orleans, Ascension,
East Baton Rouge, St. Tammany. Washita, Match
loches, and Concordia, will give majority TOR the
same ticket and in the remaining eight which are
the only decidedly Jackson parishes in the State,
our Ticket will obtain in some large vote, IN 9th
ers a tolerable one. and some but very few. Tbs
is true and candid statement Of The situation Of par
ties in this Stute and the State Of Massachusetts, itself
is not secure for the administration, than 'sthe
State Of Louisiana. Three months will prove the
business OF these remarks, which even the widest
and most sanguine of the Jackson party feel and
know to be correct.
As TO the clamor attempted to be raised by the
louisiana Advertiser about what he calls the Me
gal decision ofhe judges, &c. it is all stuff. There
are not, in all Louisiaua three men OF greater hon
or and unimpeachable integrity, than Judges Smith,
Grima and Bermudez, and any insinua,on against
the correctness of their conduct, ought to be con-
sidered az an insult to the communy BY whom they
are respected and honored
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
JOSEPH CaNVOyV.
LEVI CANNON,
D.lVID ROBLs,SO.f-.
SATAN IN SUSSEX.
ETiract from Susser, aug. Is.

Harker is in this County. ranting, ravng and
b'seechng the people to support Andrew Jack
sou : at every step he is met by an indignant PEG
pie. with copy of his abusive ephets against his
present hero. four years ago. His situation is dis
tressng. disappearance is calculated to excite any
thing else than pIeaSurabc cnotons-and what with
his infamous Amos Kendall hanbs. his present cru
dte arguments and his former opinions of jackson,
we calculate on much benefit to the Of the
Administration in this County. from his present visit.
He appears to be sensible of his own degradation
His humiliation is extreme, and he cannot look an
honest man in the face. Such scorngs as the poor
Devil receives have not often fallen to the lot of
man. He will soon quit the county in utter despair
Our prospects are more and more bright. Our
majority will be GOO. The County is ave-the
people are up and doing in the good cause.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19

t.A the 8Ni Artii, lSt3, a law was passed, pro
y,Ii-s that drafted militia might be compelled to
errse SIX nnnihs, -" ia The opinion q the Pyesi-
dent. he pablsc interest required a."
The militia rnen who were executed were muster
ed into service on the Goth June. 1914 1t the
President expressed M opinion, their time OF ser
vice. that is three months, expired on the 18th Sep
The following certificate settles this point:
Certificate Of The Chief Clerk Of the Department Of
War.
tsDErARrMEsT OF Wan, January oath, 1923.
81 certify that have, by direction of the Secre-
tay Of War; carefully examined the records Of this
Department, and that the accompanying papers.
correspondence in the War Department, between
the President or Secretary of War and the Govern.
or of Tennesoee, during the late War, OH the sub
ject Of the tine for which the drafted militia OF said
State should in the armies o! the United States
And further certify, that ii does not appear from
the records Of the Department, that any application
Uas made BY the Governor Of Tennessee. to the
Far Impairment. on the subject OF the length Of
service Of the 3siachsaeat of the Tennessee militia
detailed under the orders of the Governor of that
State, issued on the Goth day of May, Sl4> and af
terwards piae v. mlder The command Of Lieaienam
Col Philip Pip!ein, that am or,serS. general or
special, were made or issued ~ The President Of the
United States or By The Secretary Of WaT. concern
ing or relating to the length u ssfoiee OF that de-
tachment -"CHS ]. NOURSE, Chef Clerk"
The militia left the camp on the goth o Septem-
ber the next day after the term Of three months had
expired.
Now, is it not true, that the laws Of the land and
Of humanity were violated in the death OF these nenr
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
For the Delawarc Journal.
TO ANDREW GRAY, ESQ.

Sir,-l see in the Delaware Journal, containing
my former address to you, the sentiments of gorge
Washington Brown, of Unontown, Pennsylvania
who once had, like you, partiahty for General
jackson. Mr.. Brown, it seems, knew little of the
character and conduct of the General when his has
ty preference was formed. Since that period, a
disclosure of outrages has been made not more ap-
palling to Mr. Brown than the evidence against the
General is conclusive. This additional knowledge,
multiplied Of late, is producing wonderful effects in
Pennsylvania, Virginia, and otherstates That peo-
pie whom it would not influence, is on the verge Of
RUN Mr.. Brown has felt the force of it, and he
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
Press.
MCRE MISTAKES.

To Daniel GREEN, Esq. Chairman Of the jack
son Meeting.
Sir,
l am informed that am appointed one Of the
Jackson committee of vigilance for Dover hundred,
and have only to say, that am and always have
been, opposed to the pretentons Of General Jdcksos
TO the Presidency, and have full confidence in The
present Administration, with that able statesman,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS at the head Of it, and
therefore decline the honor you intend comforting
upon me.
THOMAS THOMAS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19

From, Indignantly rpm IN. first dasvntns Of
an attempt 10 alenatc one portion Of ne ta'ontrom
saaother." WAshhsaroN.
Recently, since the reasonable manifestations at
The .South it is observable that this sentence has
been struck from the columns Of the Patriot.
Jhm does this mean, FaloW Citizens
Reader, answer this question Tor thyself-Ihe
sentiment of Washington. the father Of his Country.
and the cause which the Patriot is now espuuslng,
are wide as the poles asunder. Treason is now
bH,ked at, not fro,cned upon, or General Jackson
will not be President, or Dictator
Lei the People see to ii.
A gentleman who has just arrived from Kentucky
and passed through most Of the lower counties-the
Green River country-informs that Metcalfe had
rot more Votes in that district than had been cacu
lated upon.
Press.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
George ToWn, .Aug. 4, 1923.

Mr.. Bradford, respectfully request the use of your
columns, to inform Samuel Harker. that notwith-
standing paid him, in April last, for my subscrlp-
ton to the Delaware Gazettee. up to the 25tb June,
1885, and took his receipt for the same, and imme-
medately ordered its dscontnuance-in written
communication addressed to him, | am yet in
suited by having that vile receptacle for trash, bill
ngssate and Islander directed to me at this post Of
flee. | am not subscriber to the Delaware Ga
zette. neither admire the principles which it
contains, those of its secret osensbe editors.
In future, / hope shall not be troubled with a
thing, SO useless and corrupt.
CALEB S. LAYTON.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19

We are no. little sarprised at ttvling our namcs
Published ~ Co'. Clement part ot il committee
oi vigilance for the war candidate. We not only not
Authorised such publication. bn, are decidedly
opposed 10 placing n the ENeenive chair, man Of
such yiniIictve uncomfortable passions and n,ou,-
potent talents - General Jach.on. We finn! the
national SaAp ably nanned, and ja'cioasly naqga-
ted anil hnmbiy pray that her guidance maY neecr
be entrusted 70 any man. whose only pretcntloils
result from military successes.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
August 6, ls2e.

iperceive with surprise, that have been mista
ken tor Jackson man, ~ my name has been I,la-
ced on Il jackson committee tor Dover hundred. l
arm not conscious of having done any thing which
could h#ve entitled the Jackson lnecing to place
me their list. | am and always have been a
decrled friend 10 the present mild, peaceful, and
excellent Administration OF the General GoYernment
OF my country.
Sr1Jyy1N, fJJh.t' " NY csn'r
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19

70 Daniel Greceu, Caoiin..a Of The Jackson Nice
ting,
Sia.--' have been informed that my name has been
Inserted as one q the Iai,,on enimtlce OF iigs-
lanre for Dover hundred. am one q ibos. pnin
people who desire 70 !e. well enough alcne'
wouldnol exchange he present excellent Admins
tration Of my country Tor any Government which
General Jthsoa would introl,mr. \, shall exer-
cise my 7gituAcs to keep him oG think you would
do well 10 erase my name from The Jackson sl.
Sl.uUGa WILLLl.MS.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
THO.uAS THOMAS.

To Daniel Green, Chairman ofhte Jackson Meeting,
for Dorcr hundred.
SIR,
Having understood that my name was placed
on the Jackson committee Of vigilance, by the
meeting Of which you were chairman, wish to in
form YOU, that YOU have fallen into an error, for
am nc .juckSoE:ts.
ROBERT yFIL.SOyN.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-08-19
For THE DELAWARE JOURNAL.

The Delaware Patriot, few months ago, COM
mepced its career with this Motto:
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-12
WHOLE NO. 29O2.

Extract from an Historical Discourse. eof;-
/ tied " The Establishment of the Turks in
Europe" =
CHARACTER OF TIE Turks. The prim-
tive character of the Turks is a simple
one; 1t IS that of the pastoral or warlike ma
tlons' They are by turns active and indo-
lent crnel and merciful; easily excited to
combat, but with difficulty induced to labor.
equally pleased amidst the tolls of war. or
the luxury OF repose. In their mode of liv-
ing, they are temperate and even abstemi
Gus; Implicit followers of the commands of
their prophet, and naughty despisers of 9TH
err institutions. BY nature, they are frank
candid, and sincere; but too barbarous to
consider properly the obligations of trea-
ty, or the sanctity of promise, more cs-
peclally with regard to nations of differ
ent faith. Venality seems to have been
long bot upon their character. Integrity
Is the virtue OF extreme simplicity, or ex-
treme refinement: the Turks soon pasSad
the one point, and never reached the other.
Yet, although the possession of rich en-
pre- has tended greatly to corrupt their
manners the noble nature of the SAVAGE is
still perceptible, the generosity of the Turk
is spontaneous and even his inilstica
though violent, has something which savors
OF hardihood and grandeur. The Turks an
pear to be distinguished from the nations
which occupy the rest of Europe in nearly
every circumstance. The ample folds Of
their garments, their shorn heads covered
by turban, their long boards, their stately
bearing, form a direct contrast with the
trim dress and coxcomb fashions of our
christian communities. Nor is there less
difference in substance than in outward an
pearance. The Turk is moved by few pas
slons, and those few carry him straight to
their object. If he is covetous, he seizes-
the possessions of those who are weaker
than he is: if he is amorous, he BUYS and
shuts up in his seraglio the object Of his
love. His life is simple, tranquil, dull, we
should say, when not moved by the great
passions of our nature. The busy motion
OF commerce, the disinterested ardor of sci
ence, the continual desire of distinction, the
slow advancement of patient industry, the
passion for notoriety. and the favor of what
is called public opinion, are the wheels up
ON which the great machine of cirilized So
ciety is moved forwards they are all I'M
known to, or despised by, the Turks.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-11-12
HINTS TO SCHOOL TEACHERS.

l. Keep good order, but be not tyranni-
cal and overbearing.
2. For keeping good order, strive to OBJ
tain the love and respect of your scholars.
and you may then lead them at your pleas.
ure.
3. Govern chiefly by reason and persua-
sion.
A. Never strike scholar in passion. nor
punish more than is absolutely necessary.
5. Be very careful that you use 10 par
TALLY.
6. Be patient in the discharge of all your
duties.
Z. See that what is learned, is learned
perfectly.
8. In reading, let the infections of voice
be perfectly natural.
8. Never let any thing pass unexplained
which you have the least reason to think the
scholar does not perfectly understand.
The last thing mentioned has been gross
ly neglected by most teachers, so that man,
youth has understood nothing of much
that he has committed to memory until hi:
ripper Judgment comprehended it.
AS there are consequences depending up.
on the manner of rearing the tender mind:
as lasting as eternity, it is highly important
that every teacher should feel that he j:
forming characters for another world, and
his example, his precepts, and all his actions
will have an important bearing upon the fu
ture destiny of his pupils.
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