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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
NEw Y-on.. July IG. 1927

NEW IoH., July 10, 1899.
Hn-Wc leg leave to direct your attention TO the
ABOVE advertisements and inform you that We have
6PE'fH y PAIIEJT, and viii transact busincsr
at the store lately occupied by SrEAR, CARIEToN
~ 90 No l43, Watershed, where we have rnn.
sunny Tor s"c' suitable for the Western Southern
o'ois' shoes hats, cotton and wool cards, &c. &c.
" the pac.ace or otherwise
Ihe 'Hciiies go possess for laying in our stock to
.o OeSt p's'l3ie advantage, anu our bnowlcdpc of
me quality Of FOODS adapted TO yogr market in,cc.
Us 10 CO..! yonr attention TO any articles in our limo
ana we i"el confidence in assuring yoM, thai ,yo
eah supply them On as favorable terms as any other
AJusc IA this place. ' ''''''
Soliciting O. call from YOU, when you visit tI;s civ
We arc "i.A respect and esteem y0nr obed srrv,ty
ALVA SPEAR.
wv '-"<tC J. Y. PATTEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

ihe prices on ornamental and fancy tvpo have bccn p,
duocd in greater proportion.
oId type received in exchange, AZ cents per 30.
Book OF Specimens will shortly be published.
STEREOTYPING will be doue at the lowest prices in
The best manner, heretofore.
Publishers of Newsiu pors the Stotes Of New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland Virginia. North
and South Carolina and Georga, vino give the above 3
conspicuous scrons shall be entitled to 50 so payab
~ type, or ~ settlement Of account. J. HOWE,
july 81 81 CnrnaT 81 Crown nd Call
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
TERMS
To Printers and Publisher,

he subscriber having added ma nufacture of mo-
'eabe Type In his Stereotype establishments res
pecuy sociis share of the patronage of the Printer,
oi feh"syiVenia aud the ad jaccnt States
having PRACTICAL knowledge of printing a nd also ba
wing been lnnger practically engaged in the business -,
S'eeolp"G than any other person in the United States
ne epeS To he able, from such experience TO give salts
itc'on 10 those who may favor him with their on
rom an intimate acquaintance for a number of wears
N"ea'y eIgh') with the business OF type FOUNDING Inc
ropes TO be able 10 produce type equal my offered to
the Printers Of theu. States.
his prices though low, will of be the same &C
o''rTs IN the same business Nor will he tiempt to vic
a'e TRUTH or insult common sense, by pretending 10 anv
increased facilities III the manufacture" Ifor Their. an
no "thrr Facilities present in this city, tia there y,r.
- years ago, when type from DO 90 per cent,
"shef than at presrniO have the a,erals use in
making printing types been so greatly reduced" az 10
near any proportion To the reduction in the pric.s f
type But the reduction has been 'induced- by CONNIE
t'on' aud an oveIbearmg disposition in some of those
iuundeTS vino have grown IiC heretofore euormo,
profits type.
All sizes Of type plain aud orna mental for book and
Joo printing from u lines Plea NunpaisH CONSTANTLY
q" mana Nv such quantity supply any order al sboy,
NOTICE In the choice II Bouk-etieT, pains h,v, h,a,
sHNen IN select such faces generally apuro,rd m
ymmeiry, neatness and durability.
lie also keeps complete Printers Warchous. (,i,
ony one IN 'hIs ciiy) and can furnish Complete Pnrg
Office at very short notice. "s
The following aye his PRICES at sredi, of ,noo,,
Tor approved notes acCepiance--oI a disco,n, f 60
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
CoMm1ssIorrRa Orr1nr-

~ EiclmOud, July 7th, 1899. (
The parties interested will please take notice, tina have
appointed The 10Th day o Sepicbcr next commence the
performance of the duties prcscrhcd IN the foregoing
on which day at o'clock a NJ they required 10 aepJ
81 my Office in this city, with their accounts vopchs
ard docu:a nts ready for examination and seuen,os,
So w8@ HILARY BAKER Con.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
YER. THOMAS TAYLOR is authoTiseo

to sell two valuable LOT 5, living near the
centre OF the city one in front of the WASHINGTON
4aYern, the other immediately back of Sir StanaIds
nc improvements on the FIRST are removable ut the
81" VI INC tern l5lSt Dec next by Mir. Goddin the
'H H GEO. Hay, acting
-ihc for the prnurirfrr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

VIRGINIA. hta superior court Of chnnce,y holden a,
the capitol IN the city oi Richmond, on WednesJsy
r. Gibson, dft. '7-"''' hOoeH
On motion ~ the defendant by counsel, and !,
mg TO the OF the court that security given by
he W"InUH Tor p'secutsg the Injunction nWotJeI H.,
IN 'hs cause, - insufficient secure the ps vcrn, ~ %
money sought to be injoned, the court dofS o,ds ,a
's I've pa,"h give other security unsxerptiooabIs
cory o' ode! Tor prosecuting the said Injunction ,a
stand dissolved as Of this dsv. '"''
C"py' Tesie WIN. G.. PFYpIFrov. r.
mF' HICHARD LiGON: Sir, Above is a coov r. nm
o"' :" court, ct which take this mode Of givine vo
"E''e ab'y To ''" act Of the General Assembly OF
~ '"'"'"''Iih in such case uade, you being al this
""' '','''"' " bout tho said commonwealth
~ - O. ROBERT q. GIBSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
CIRCULAR

fsFHL co-PaFlnership heretofore cXisfinr bafvaco
the Subscribers, uinlcr the firm of Sps4r, C4rie
,24 q %; IS dissolved this day BY tie withdrawal Of
Charles G. Carleton. - VI
ALYA SPEAR,
'"'y - 1877. CIIAS. G.. CARLETON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
1.ABoRERs WANTED.

On ne RaPpaharnosk Canal, FredeyicksbWy.s
ENRON so to 90 able bodied men will find con-
X slant employment, good treatment aud prompt
monthly pay on the above work. blacks viii be pre-
icrrcd, but industrious white VIII be employed
by the month piece work.
From to 6, and for very prime first rate hands,
Sc month will be given.
Farmers may be assured the rsque or abour is not
greater than farm. RatOns, as much bread
meat, fish and Rrolasscs can be consumed, three
times day, with spirits Rock blasting is per-
formed exclusively by whites.
For farther particulars as the kind Of work, or
any other information required reference may be had
to Col S;crrow o. CUlpepcr, Mr. Bcnl. Barnett oi
FauQuicr, Mr. Y. Smith near fredericksburg, Mcssrs.
$. Wexford, VIM. A. Knox anu john Ray OF Frcde
ricksburg, or the subscriber on the work.
WARNER w. MINOR,
june swift Fail Hill, near Fredericksburg.
~ Stone Masons will find constant employment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
jan -
TO Tie PT'nterS # tie United States.

10 the Printers IF the United States.
D. late the prices of all the teials used in maxim,
facility Of manufacturing greatly incfeased me s"r
'6noer therefore has boon induced make proporona
bic reduction IN the pTcrs, which, from the st OF April
have been 80 stated ~ tie annexed list ''
The character Of the Type made a, this Foupd,,, i
"elknowD TO the TRADE who assured thatn regard
to the quality Of metal finish, aud durability no devta
has been made. '
Tic has on hand complete assonmeni and can sunni,
any quantity on short notice; he will be happy To- re-
ceiye the orders Of his customers, Inch will have u,n
diac attention.
Merchants who have orders rom abroad can have oe
es complete with Presses, and every thing 70,
Printing Embellishments, Pot up in the most perfect
manner.
Publishers are request'd 10 give this Advertisement =
place 10 their papers few times to receive payment -
~ type, or ~ settlement ~ th.ir accounts
RICHARD DONALDSON, Jhjird,lghin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

I OFFER for sale he tract of land OH which re.
: slde IN the county of Botctourt, containinu 78e
"crc5-iherc are about 900 acres OF cleared land
winch IS well enclosed and in fine order for cropping
year SUO acres OF the Uuc!cared land is of the ve5
lest quality, and admirably adapted to the p-oductio3
o. corn wheat, oats rye. tobacco hemp and clover,
ana is equal to any tract OF high land in the State
ne improvements are plain but comfortable dvnl-
= tobacco houses, granery and what ,nocI,U,
al new VIII show the land aud make known the
iarms 10 any one disposed 10 purchase.
july 8--W4W TN CONnr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
T.4LUABLE REAL PROPERTY ar EOCKEyy,y
FOR SALE.


ENURSUANT tn a decree Of the superior court
Il OF chancery for the Richmond district pronoun
ccd on the 9th day of March, 1899, in the case Of
Young Richie, will be offered for sale. on Satur
day, the 29th day OF August, 800, at o'clock, NJ
~ public auction, To the highest bidder ON credit
9. 6, - and i8 months, the real estate OF James
foung, deceased situated in that part of the CITY of
Richmond, called Eocketls--whch property Is de-
scnbcd by Mr. James Richie. Of tho trustees OF
said Young, In the following manner to wit: An ex-
ceiient two story brick house, and bake house of
BRICK, lot well enclosed with brick, and occupied by
Mr. Granger: two story wooden ten, mCnt and
out house, separated from the former lot hv an
alley lot enclosed with wood-this property lbs on
Rockets street. below the bridge and immediately
opposite the wharveS-a small wooden dwelling and
stable, the opposite side of the same street LOT
not enclosed: and Il small wooden dwelling house on
street back Of Rockets street, with good garden
enclosed Bonds with approved security viii be re-
qulred OF the purchaser purchasers and the tito
10 the property retained, as turtle. security for The
payment OF tile purchase money.
). GUERRANT, ~ ;, c. c. n. ..
July 2S-W6t Or of his IDENTITIES.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
TRADE AND COMMERCE..

rlvHE subScrltci, late commercial editor OF the
4 CLrcniric, having leased the Fountain Inn, stu
&c IN Lighv'rcet, near Baltimore street, the most
CENTRAL PUBLIC HOUSE in the city, is pre-
pared to accommodate Travellers and Boardcrs In
manner with W hich lac thinks they will be pie ised
either in good eating, drinking or lodging-and
long with mlosuaiion--an extensive range of Sta
bcs being likewise attached, their horses will be ia
ken care az also Terms Dinner 80 cents; Break
fast or Supper 81 10 cents Lodging % cents; or
Cor days Boarding and lodging, one dollar. Fami-
lies travelling have distinct apartments If they
wish Horses taken at livery s1 hours for so cents.
aud irut to be aogc;or ont Of sight of trading any
editor proprietor of paper, any ,chcrc, VINO will
give the foregoing three conspicuous Insertions in the
inner FORM and send one oi his papers containing il
To the Fountain Inn, shall have two days boarding
and lodging, the first time he passes this way, pro-
vdcd TOO many do not call at time.
Tie PuLlc's ob't. servt,
w. G.. LYFORD.
Fountain IAN, Light Street, Baltimore.
August ith, 1899.
y. Is. The Table Of the Fountain Inn will he al
ways supplied with the substaniials varieties ant
Ganics not only of the Baltimore but Of the Noriu
and othcr ueiChboring markets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Sired, rear Of The Pirsinia and Farmers
Banks.
OSEPH WILLIAMS Is grateful 10 the ladies
- and gentlemen of Virginia for past fjyours and
hopes continuance of the sluc; and would THANH,
the ladies sending their silk dresses, have them Ia
ken TO pieces, which will enable him to warrant them
to he dyed and finished wen at any establish.
ment in the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not me-
ccssary, as he has suitable machines to finish them il
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he scours
and renews IN colour, coats. pGnaloons and vests to-
geter with ali kinds of apparel and requested repairs
them IN the neoiest manner. AS usual all kinds al
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuhs cieanscd and re-dyed i'll the neatest manner
n. b. Tickets will be issued Oh leaving the Goods
with him and requests they will DC presented on ap-
picaiIon or the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
PrCELTMex-

9 III. BLANIIRE, opposite the Eagle door has for sal,
81 the articles used IN making the Green and yellow Pickle
w IumeTic, Long aud Black Pepper
Cloves Mace, Ginger and Mustard Seed
~ IS A!l-Pce, Cinnamon, Hose Radish aud Garlic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
BOTETOURT LAND FOK SALE

& tofTON.-A5 square bales OF Cotton for sale.
= avg JAS WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENTS.

yENHE subscriber informs his aud tue publc reu
orally that in with his business
at Wilmington fuvarns he has taken that Md and we'll
known Public House, recently kept by Mrs. wills, nuv
patronage
Tue HoUse having undergone various necessary Iypas.
IS NOW complete order fn the reception Travellers
aud as Mrs Cole will devote herself exclusively to the
domestic Of the establishments nothing can be
wanting to render the stay Of the visitors agreeable The
Bar will always be furnished th the choice liquors
selected by the subscriber in person. and he
friends that none better can be procured in Virginia.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12
NOTICE..

LII persons indebted TO the estate OF The late Ro
bert kewen, are requested 10 settle the same;
and those To whom the estate is indebted will send i'm
their claims for adjustment.
DAVID BARCLAY, Admir-
INN Is OF Robert Kewen dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

n. Z. Visitors will reroec, that my Establishmen MT Is
white Frame House the left ham, side OF the ma in
Stage Road leading io Cherlnupsyie.
Wilmington, Juno o6-w6t C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

HbORIDA WATER.--Jno No. BIsn,ro las lust re-.
ceved farther supply Of E.ofada Water so much ADM
led Tor " dC,.cs.e perfume. i.fv ne
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-12

RDROPOSAI4S, by ALEx'R CAMpBFII., for pub.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02

beings, and get tAey syn.pGtkize act sOitR as. sos IOve ths GOaOers, tke grass, tke sOatsrs, and the sky. In the motion cf the ,Ueyy Ie0Ues of Spring, in the blue 0ir, there is hsn found q secret correspondence .Cith our hcGrt. There is eIOquence in tke tOnguclcss Oiaad, and e melody in the FOaO- ing brooks and the rMstling Of the reeds beside them, Ukick, by their incOnceiUable relation to something sUithin tkc souls, 0scGken the spirits to dances of bre0thless rapture, aud bring tears of mysterious tcn- dermess to thc eyes, Hke the enthusiasm cf patriotic success, or the UOice cf one be- tOUed singing to yOu alone. Sterne says th0t # he s0ere in c desert he scOmId lOUe some cypress. So soon ds this wGnt or PO'c- CT is dead, man becomes e Ii0ing sepulchre Of himself, and whGt yTt surviUes, is the mere huSk of schat once he was.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
FOR THE LITcHFIELD ENQUIRER.

FOR THE LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER.
 WHAT IS TIME? What is time [? the surge that sweeps Lifs's feeble bark along, Resistless o'er the swelling deeps, Nought can its stay prolong. What is time {? the tempest blast, Which nothing can withstand, That lays the proudest structures waste, Despoils the fairest land. What is time? the lght-winged breeze Which glads the summers day, That passing by forever fees, Ne'er to retrace its way. What is time that perilous space Which lies stretched out between The bi'th of man, his native place, And lands unknown, unseen. What is time !? the frst-the last Beginning and the end; What is-what was--what shall stand fast, Till Heaven and Earth shall blend.
 VILLICUS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
POETRY.
FOR THE LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER. THE VOICE OF DEATH.

THE VOlCE Ot DEAFH' The voice of Death! the voice of Death! We hear it in the low winds breath,
 That mOans among the tombs-- And in the deep and fitful wall Of the loud rushing autumn gale,
 Strewing the fow'r that blooms. In the dealh-bell's gloomy toIIing- In the thunder's solemn rolling,
 Pealing from hill to hill- In the hoarse roar of old Ocean, When his pillows are in motion,
 We hear the deep voice still. We hear Il in the thrilling tone Of the lone deatfT-bed's hollow groan,
 As with suppress'd feeling, Affection gazes on that face Der which Deca, g eternal trace
 FearlulIy is stealing. And at the grave-Oh! there its knell Throws o'er the soul its saddest spell, Lost by mem'ry never, When the cold sod in tones of dread, Fails on the coffin of the dead,
 Buried there forever. CAMPBELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02

At Court of Probate for the District et
 Sharon, holden ct Salisbury. q" tae 7th
 I1ov of March, 4. D. 1929.
 Present, Samuel ChWrch, Esq. Judge. .TTPON the petition of Abiathar Wotcott, of O said Salisbury, showing to this Court that he is guardian Of Caroline E. Warner. Mary Ann Warner, and Albert G. Warner, of said Salisbury, minors; that said minors are the owners of real estate situate in said Sails bury, viz: That part of the real estate which formerly belonged to Daniel Warner, late of said Salisbury, deceased, which was distribu- ted in severalty to said minors as the children and heirs at law of the said Daniel Warner, praying for liberty to sell the same, as per petition on file, dated March 7, 1929.
 Ihereupon ordered, That the further consi- iteration of said petition Dc adjourned until the first Tuesday of June next, then to be heard at the Probate Office in said Salisbury, at nine o'clock in the forenoon; and also that said guardian give public notice thereof by publishing this order in newspaper printed in Litchfeld. three weeks successively, at least six weeks before the said first Tuesday of June next. A copy of record.
 40 SAMUEL CHURCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
LitcRfeM COuufv. SC.

LitckfeM County, ss.
 Litchfeh Superior Court, Feb.term, 1929.
 PON the petition of Sarah Butts, of Wa V tertown. in Litchfeld county, brought to this Court, showing that on the SOth day of August, 1913, she was married to one Israel c. Butts. and stating his wilful desertion, and absence for more than three years, and that he has been guilty of adultery; and praying for bill of divorce, as by petition on file may more fully appear. Said petition was contin- ued until the third Tuesday in August next. to the session of the Superior Court in said Litchfeld. Notice is hereby given to the said Israel G. Butts, that he may appear and de- fend said petition, if he see cause.
 FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 FebrNdry 25 6tS7 Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
CROSS READING.

1. Just published, the lives and adven- lures of-25 hhds. ot Porto Rico molasses. Also, Female Biography, and Incidents illustrative of the domestic virtues, and literary accomplishments of-S bbls. of Lorrillard's Scotch snuff.
 2. The sailor who was condemned and executed, on board the Brandywine Frig- ate on the 4th inst.-arrived in New York yesterday, with full cargo of sperm oil.
 3. Navigation,-The barn of MT. Thom- as Christopher, of Cherry Valley, N. Y. was lately sent to Botany Bay for pour ing aqua-fortis into mare's ear.
 4. F;fty-six acres of good woodland was found yesterday tied up in silk hand kerchief, on the corner of Market and Sixth streets.
 5. A celebrated match race took place on Nov. Sd, between-the celebrated au- thoress of the Black Book, and bachelor from Kentucky.
 6. In Dryden, N. Y. there was taken from the stomach ofa fatted hog,-a beau tifnl arm. belonging to \ Mr. . William Thompson. TENDRE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
Medicine & Surgery.
DOCTS. CHILDS &E LEE,

DOCTS. CHlLDS (E LEE, "AVE recently associated themselves in III the practice of Medicine and Surgery. While DOct. CHILDs gratefully acknowledges the liberal patronage extended to him in the responsible duties of his profession, he hopes with the assistance of Doct. LEE, to be able to attend to calls more punctually, and re- tain the confidence generously reposed.- From the success which has attended him in the performance of most of the ordinary, and many of the most difficult operations in Surgery, he feels warranted in rendering his services as Surgeon, to which department he will in future devote particular attention. All calls made at their office, East-street, will meet with prompt attention
 B.-Particular attention paid to dlsea- ses of the teeth. Natural and artificial teeth inserted, & all operations in Dentistry perfOr- med with care.
 LitchfeId, March 5, 1929. SteowSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02
LAN D
FOR SALE.

A GOOD FARM, situated in the north "A east part of Washing ton, containing about one hundred and thirty-six acres of LAND. suitably divided into moving, ploughing, pas turing, and woodland. On the premises is a good House, two Barns, and other out hOu ses. excellent and durable water near the house, and on other parts of said farm.
 For further particulars, inquire of the sub scriber, living on the premises.
 ASA BURGESS.
 Washington, March 25, 1899 *41
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02

Vive La Liberte. '' Comrades, said one of the French Generals addressing his soldiers, 1" the question is, whether Gene ral Bonaparte shall be elected consul for life or not. Opinions are Unexpectedly free but it may be proper to acquaint you, that the first man who votes against the perpetual Consulship, shall be shot at the head of the regiment. Vive la liberte.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02

MisfoSmes.--I never knew any man in my life who could bear anOther's misfor- tunes perfectly like Christian.
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02

tunes periectly hKe OhfiS'aH'
 What is original is in its kind perfect,- an original may be imitated-it cannot be excelled.
 The most successful jnggler keeps his spectators the most in the dark.
 The acme of philosophy is to behave consistently on extraordinary occasions.
 Great qualities as naturally bespeak the partiality of the ingenious as beauty does the admiration of the sensual.
 What you leave at your death let it be without controversy, or else the lawyers will be your heirs.
 Whatever you dislike in others, take care to correct by the gentlest reproof
 .LOve.-Tt is a pretty soft thing, this same love; an excellent company keeper, full of gentleness and affabilite; makes men fine and to go cleanly teachest them qualities. handsome protestation and if the ground be not too barren, it bringeth forth rhimes, and the hat pulled down: yea, it is very fine thing, the badge of eighteen, and upwards not to be disallow- ed better spend thy time so than at dice. Str William Cornwdllis' Essays, ed. 1881.
 Trade increases the wealth and glory of country but its real strength and stami- na are to be looked for among the cultiva- tors the land. In their simplicity of life is found the simpleness of virtue-the in- tegrity and courage of freedom. The true genuine souls of the earth are invincible 1; and they surround and hem in the mercan- tile bodies, even if those bodies. which sup- position I totally disclaim, could be supp posed disaffected to the cause of liberty. Lord Chatham.
 Many who find the day too long, think life too short but short as life is, some find itslong enough to outlive their charac- ters, their constitutions and their estates.- Lacon.
 Despotism can no more exist in nation, until the liberty of the press De destroyed, than the night can happen before the sun is Set-TTbSH7 '"".5
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-04-02

PrGise.-To speak praise is forever to be disappointed oft; to fear it is to de- serve it; and to turn ones back upon it is to be sure to have it follow.