Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-19
HINTS 10 YnuNGEARMEES

Consider your calling the most elevated e.
the most important hnt never he above t.,
nor be afraid OF III, froct aud apron
Put of no business. which ought aud can be
done TO day, until 10 morrow.
As soon as the spring opens, and The frost
ia out Of the ground, pni Your fences in or.
der
Plant 40 more ground than Won can veil
manure aud cultivate TO yonr advantage.
Nrver hire nan 10 do piece pf Nork which
yon can do yourself
Every day has its appropriate duties, intend
L. them in succession
Keep no mo,e stock Than you rna keep in
good o der, and that Gf the hrsl kind
Never run INTO debt" without a reason
able probability OF solving il 1T the tine n.
greed.
Remember thai economy aud udzsirg aye The
Two great pillars, the .Iaciil aud Doas, OF the
farmers prosperity.
Never carry your notes in your pocket 30 III
"a The desk or runk j. n more appropriate
pace.--kFep them on file aud IN order, ready
Ia be found when wanted.
Never buy my thingsl an anriion IL cause
the article is going cheap, unless you have II
use for IT..
Keep place Tor your toois--and your tools
in their place.
Instead OF spending n rainy day NJ the dram
shop, rs many do fo lheir ruin. repair whatev-
e. WANTS mend'ng--pnsl your books.
Should you he ioud of the ciGss. or the
sp,rt the hook, indnlec occasionally, but
never tn The injury OF more important con.
Germs
BY Iryiog your business before You, x mol
permitting your business 10 driye you, yoi
will have opportunities 10 indulge in nnoccu;
diversions.
Never trust your money in the hands ollbat
, man, who viii pat his ownto haznrd
when interest or a debt become due, pnV il
at tine time, whether your creditor want, il or
not never ask him to " uni, ill Heei wect, u
bat pay IT, Never insult him by saying. yon
do not want it, Puncluality IS a key to every
mans chest
Nv constant Temperance. habituat moderate
exercise, and Unaffected amnesty You viii n
void the fees oil the lawyer aud the sheriff
gain good report and probably add TO YOU
prcaent existence, nj least, n years Of active
lie.
When friend calls to see yon treat bin
with the utmost coDpIaisance but II imper
tant business calls your attention, politely rG-
Cnse elf, and he will excuse You.
Should YOU think Of building II house, le
not in hurry but FIRST have every material
on the spot, aud let your cellar be as large as
the frame.
Keep memorandum book-enter all notes
whether received or given-al meneys recti'
we'd or paid ont--ail nses--allcircumstan-
ces OF Importance.
In December reckon and settle with all
hose with whom you have acconnts--Pay
your sh"p-hIlls aud your mechanirs, II not
promptly done at the time, which Is BET OF
all.
On the first of every January reckon with
yourself, rnd reckon honestly bring into view
a debts and credns---notes and accounts
agcerlain to what amount Your expenses were
the last year. aud the loss or gain--make out a
fair statement aud enter the whole in book
foe tho purpose Having arrived nj this I'M
porlani knowledge, you will initiate the prn.
dent traveller, who always keeps III view
where he is next TO move. You Will now look
forward, aud calculate how aud N what way
you shall best meet and prosecute the business
OF The snsning seasons.
And lastly, when the frost of winter shall
lay al embargo on your operations, and the
chilling blasts Of Boreas shall storm your cas-
tie, let your 6reside be a paradise, Ind let the
long evenings he consumed In social glee. or
in the pursuit of useful knowledge.
AN OLD FARMER.
Mansfield, Jan. J, 1929.