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Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-02

There is much truth in the following article from the Boston Courier; and we doubt not almost every newspaper publisher has, will feel the force of it.
 It was calculated for the meridian of Boston, but we thnk it will serve the latitude of Alabama equally well: .aJ tsfttf fa-l.tr
 No men labor harder than printers--no men are more scantily paid in proportion to the wear and tear of mental and physical constituton-no men in this community, quite certain, are called upon for 50 largc all amount in proportion to their means of gratuious servces-and we believe that no men per form those unpaid services with more cheerful aacri
 y. The boldness or indifference with which some people lay an assessment upon the newspaper pro- Prietors would justify the inference that they sup posed types and presses to cost nothing journeymen and apprentices to labor and live without need of food or clothing, and paper makers to furnish cost ly material without ever asking for payment. We have no doubt that each ofthe proprieors of the da
 y papers in this city, gives enough annually in the way of gratutous advertising for persons or societies who are able and ought to pay, and in newspapers for which he gets neither credit thanks to datray the expenses of educating his children, even though he might have or two in college. If some rich fellow, who inherited his money without earning it, were to give away half as much, he would he lauded "sky high as the prince of pbilanthropsts and his name would ring along tlie Atlantic from Maine to Mexico, and be echoed from the Rocky Mountains, benefactor of his race, A few hundred dollars, given in lump is something to tell of; six-pence at a time, and dozen times day, never thought of
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-02

Hints. are indebted to friend fer the following hints, worthy of considerations
 l. The signature of the Chief Justice ofthe United States to writ of error, is merely for- mal The clerk prepares the writ, and no Judge of the Supreme Court in ordinary cases sees or hears of it till it is returned. 'i
 2. The 11th amendment of the Constitu- tion prohibits suits against particular States.
 But, in Cohens vs. Virginia, it was held that writ of error is not suit within the clause of the Constitution The United States are
 exempted from suit, but nothing is more cus- tomary or regular than a writ of error upon ajudgement obtained by the United States. 4
 3. Qnere. Whether the Supreme Court can take official notice of the plaintiff in error,
 Gin case of the excluded Indian, until it IS re- gularly suggested cn the dccket: and, until this is done, must not the Court enforce its process?--.Naf.i Ipt. 1lM nH. .fi qsi Nunifcent .Act.-Mr Bloctgood, the may or, commenced his official duties, on New Years day by throwing open the doors of the Debtcrs' Priscn, and letting the captives go free The mayer himself, paid the debts r which the inmates were immured. This was Il generous and noble act. With few such examples, the legislature will net hesitate to abolish Imprisonment for debt.--.4fbany ha. private letter from Paris states, that the Methodists have, of all other religious den.,- minations, gained the most by the Revolution If July last Avail;ng themselves of the new freedom af worship,thcv have already opened n Paris three chapels, with this inscripticn iii
 French:-"Protestan worship, w.lh no sala- rv from the State.-pnt,.v oratis ss a r
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-02

NEw ORLEANS, Jan. 1S-7se Wiafef.---' We regret 10 say that the severity of the wn- ter so far, has been very destructive to C ,n- siderable portion of the Sugar crops on Bayou Lafouche. All the younger. planters who were perfectly prepared for the grinding oftheir crops, have suffered heavy losses. The finest crop ever produced on that soil, has in this manner been most materially injured.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-02

As cotton dealers would say, anti-masonry in these parts is beginning to look ap It is in contemplation we understand, shortly to commence the publication oa paper in this place herald to the world that the antis have hopes of making fools of the people oi Alabama. But to judge from the signs of the times and the complete failure to kick up row in the coun ties of Dallas and Autauga, we would say the thing 1cont takc in Sate at least at the present enght ened day. Alabama must retrograde before she can cherish in her bosom such "workers of niquity "- However, we have no objection to a trial being made Some people will not be convinced of their errol without occular demonstration; and even then, some manifest skepticism.
 Having some little regard for the pecuninry inte rests of those who trying to introduce this beau
 ful system of reform, we would suggest thatthe safest plan would be to join in with the Selma Courier either at its present location, or bring it to the seal ofgovernment. For a new one ushered forth into this breathing" town at this unpropitious moment might well be viewed as ssent before its time" and would require more fostering care from its parents more tender caresses and smiles to eke out its inin tile energies; more wholesome food and nourish ment,-before it could stand alone, than could be bestowed upon it- This is npininn--we do moi wish to be considered presumng upon hallowes ground These rgormers are too thin in numbers tt support two papers at this time; and consequent ly if one is put in operation in this place, the Cou rier must go down; for in trying to make other peo pie believe he occupies seat on the fence, he hi. shaken the confidence ofsome, and others think he now watching favorable opportunity to throw . somerset on the strongest side. t gp4I5a.. za
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-02

CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNOR
 JOHN GAYLE. SAPL R. MOORE FOR coNGREss-MIDDLE DISTRICT. SAML w. MARDIS. GUN MORTON.
Alabama state intelligencer., 1831-02-02

MEssRs EDIroRs-Belicving as do, that an es say upon pulpit speaking would be acceptable, ana not without its use, shall submit, through the me dium your valuable paper, the following brief re marks to the candid perusal of all young dvnes ir Alabama hope that God may bless and sanctfy the remarks. both to the mental and spiritual adyan tage of all who may favour them with reading.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03

IEkNiS.-SuRsaRIrroS the DAI,s RloBsosp W sU 20
City Subscribers year, shorter PERIOD nj TIC
Tao oil 80 yesr both payable IN advance When sent by
uail SO yrar.
ADviKrsNG For one squaTe Of 10 lines or less Que az
s7ion 40 coats two Insertions :l three Insertions 81 IL; ana
succeeding insertion 1871
Thrice week first week 81 l5 every succecdg week 81
Iw..- week, IS cents succeeding in-
q,ltion 30
week. 10 cents; every succeeding IN.
.sstiou SO
All advertisements tho CONSTITUTIONAL
iata.
Transient advertisers must pay IN ADVANCE
The OF must be noted on the Ms, or iry
ill inserted until ordered tn be stopped, and charged ac
ogdngly
Annual charged 80 dollars for two squares
proportion for advertisements OF greater length
tAy- The CONSTITUTIONAL. WING rs published twice
week, Tuesdays and Fridays) at i've dollars per annm
payable ~ advance
For dvertising5c square, oslcss, for the first in
scron, and 81 for each continuance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
FALL GOODS.
HALL NELSON q CO.

"AVE received and are now opening, u general
IL assortment OF Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, ofthe
attest importatlon-consisting III part, of
Black, blue, brown and olive cloths, assorted
Valencia, toilnet and swansdown ves,ings
Plain and fancy horentlnc and marsei!les DO
Superine, middliug and common saitineIis
Striped, plaid and PLAIN lnseys
Single aud double millpd kerseys
Rose, point and dufilc blankets
SuPer;ine white and assorted tiannels
Tartan plaids and camblots
Black and colourcd bombazctts
French and Eng.ish rnerlno cloths
M"rino crcnssiaps. assor ed colours
English and French jet boubaZ:nes
"A large assortment OF fancy prints and gnghams
9-8. ID and Cd cambric!i and jaconrt nusns
Figured and plain Swiss, book and mul! ditto
Checked. striped and corded aconets
Sd borderei Swiss and jackonct crayats
Black Italian and fancy silk de-
English and India Gag and bandanna hdks.
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Black, white and scarlet merino shaws
Thibet and cashmere do.
Worsted barege, Thibct and merIno hdkfs
Fancy silk barcge and craze hdkfs and scaris,
Rich changcablc gros de naples silks
Elegant foulard figured do.
Black and assorted gros des ndes
Back and changeable figured mandariucs
Black ltai an lusrlng. sureTIor quality
Heavy company satin and lcvantines
Sarsnet. senshew and florence silks, assorted
Plain black mandarin Grapes
New style belt and bonnet rbbands
Lace capes. pelernes S. fioreas of the ates; yle
Black aud white lace wells
Laces, edgngs and gulliugs, assorted
Al and ) white aud black bobbnet laces
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white, wnrStcd and cotton do.
Ladies and gentlemrn's gloves, assorted
Umbrellas of superior quality
Fine and supcrfne ingram carpeiings and rugs
Irish linens, lawns and shcetiags
Table diaper and damask
Brown and bleached Russia shooting
Scotch oznaburgs and Ticklenburgs
Heavy cotton oZnaburgs
Brown and beached shrtings and sheetngs
Checks. Paids tckings, Jeans, e,c.;-which, with
urlcr supplies daily expected. will be sold at the
owPst prices oct 9-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
EBE'S
CELEBRATED d. HIGHLY Improve -
FAMILY MEDICINES.N

II Ell y Anti-Bious Pills, admir- ably adapted o.
II carry off superauous bile and to prevent its
morbid secretons. Price 25 and so cts per box, in
tin boxes
LEES Worm Lozenges. u certain and powerful
remedy for destroying all kinds of worms Price SO
cents per box, in TN boxes.
LEES Elixir certain and ofiectual remedy for
obstinate colds, coughs, weak stomachs, &c. Price
81 per bottle.
LEES Sovereign Ointment for the Itch. warrant
cd TO cure from one application free from mercury
any pernicous ingredient. Price 371 cents per box.
LEES genuine Persian Lotion, renders the skin
delicately soft and smooth. improves the complexion.
Price so cts per bottle.
LEES Essence and Extract of Mustard. an infal'
ble remedy for sprains, bruises, rheumatism, numb
ness. &c. Price 8 per bottle
LEES LIP Salve. Price so cts per box.
LEE Nervous Cordial, Grand Restorative, a
most valuable medicine for great and general debili
ty, nervous disorders loss of appetite, &c. Price 81
per bottle. s
LEES Ague and Fever Drops, warranted to cure
# taken according to directions. Price rs per
bottle.
LEES Indian Vcgetabl" Specific, certain and eff
fectual cure for venercal and gonorhea. Price 81
each. be-, and bottle
LEES Tooth Ach Drops. which give immediate
rellf. Price so cts per Bottle.
LEES Tooth Powder, which cleanses end beauti-
fes the teeth Price so cts. per bottle.
LEES Eve Water, certain cure for sore eyes.
Price 80 cts per bottle.
LEES Anndynr Elixir, for the cure Of head aches.
&c, 81 per bottle.
LEES Corn Plaster, for removing and destroying
ms Price so cts. per packet For sale by
l9v 3-iaw Fl G McNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
BALDWIN, IVES 81 Co.

OFFER for sale at their Store IN the Mansion
~ House, complete assortment OF Fresh RAJ
Goods (reccivod by the latest mPorta''ons) consist
ing in part Of
Black blue olive and brown broadcloths
Drab, tcel, black. and clarct MKT do.
Black, blue, alb, fawn and NIX, cassrnercs
Plain, black and assorted coiored bomoaGettS
Elr,,rsd do do do do.
Black French and heavy Merno bombazrnes
Tartan piads and camblets. and goat hair camblets
beautiful assortment nj CIrcasslans comprising, IN
color, drabs of every shade, royal blue
Pink garnet crimson, scarlet, green and sky blue
colored Merino cloths
Black aud blue black Italian lustring. scnshaws
Pongces. sup black Mandarin sans
Black and colnrnd Gro dc Naples
Changcabe and figured do. coored Florcnces
Canton Mandarin and Nankn Grapes
Black and coored French and Italian do.
Hat grapes, worsed broids, every variety of color
Black, white and colored silk braIds
Gro de Nap bonnet and belt ribbons
Gro dc Nap lustring and tatfetn do
Black Italian lustring cravats, 81 TO 40 lnches
Do Imitation do
Do Canton hdkfs Sstersoy hdkfs.
Worsted barrage, embroidered Grape, Gro de Nap q
ThIbet wool hdkfs
Thibet and Merno square shawls
Black, white scarlet and crimson long ShswiS
Printed Casvnuro do
Black and white silk hosiery
Black and slate woTSted do.
Horse skin gloves and mts. beaver and buckskin
gloves
Swansdown, Valencia and toilnrt vestngs
oongee. flag and bandanna SILK hdkis
II sh linens aud linen cambrcs, lawns
Linen and cotton tapes, and superfne bobhms
Jacunci null and cambria muslins
Plain and figured Swiss and book do
Thread and gimp aces bobbinet laces. edgng and
footing
White and black lace wells, caPcs aud pecrn"s
Black Genoa and colorcd tabby velvets
Carpptngs floor cloth and bazes
White, green, red and yellow hunnels
Rose i To y by IA blankets, very Superior
Duff and point blankets
Blue plains nseys and heavy mkt NcTscys' LOT negro
clothing
Olive and drab bang-up cords and fustians
German and British osnaburgs topsall duck
IRISH and German sheetings table diapers and damask
table cloths Nunkins, and Russia diapers
Mkt and pack pins. gilt coat and vest buttons
Suspcnder and coat moudS cotton g. silk auSPeRders
Cotton balls spool thread and floss, linen uoss
Black and brown Hollands, and SlIcsia
Glazed cotton for sleeve Innings
Black and colored cambrics
Embossed do
Prints "A large assorlment-fu rniturc IN. toun
dation muslin, mllllnet bonnet WIRE wire ribbon q
piping cords. -
blue MKT and Indigo blue, common to snpcrue
sattInets
Stout cotton oznaburgs for negro shirts
Brown and bcach'd shirings and shoetings
Induo plaid and stripes, apron checks, g. iurHItn5e
checks
Rcd uckinrs Hamilton drirgs
BLACK and white waddng, furniture iringes
Cotton and cable cords bandboxcs
Tooth hair and cloth brushes, fancy soap
Cologne water looking glasses
Ladies' aud mems cloaks, large assortment
DuuStnbfe bonnets, and misses cham straw po"e 90
Icghorn llats straw bands silk " cotton umbrellas
PoIdpos cotton and linen buckrams &c
Tovother with every other article usually Kept by
,yLnlasnle md retail dealers m Dry Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03

We offer for sale,
go Hhds sugar. st. Croiy, Porto Rico AID y
w Orleans, part prime
10 brls do do
IS boxes and Is bbs loaf sugar
20 hhds IVES India molasscs
10 do and 60 bbls n. q. d.
$50 bags coffee, Java, Laguiro, s.; lago Rio &
81 Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
500 do DO ground do
5000 bushels Lisbon do
10 tons bar ron, Swcdcs EUgiish and American
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German and blistcrcd steel
ID tons pig r N
30 kegs cut mails and brads, assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascoila grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Cafsklns and upper do
$50 Burnus AyTCs hides
$ S Ss5 @% :S %$% S %@.:
20 IieTces rice
10 tierccs clover seed
Window glnss 10 by -, by 1910 by and
by /, IN whole and half boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Copperos, alum, salt pctrc. birthstone
Punento pepper. ginger, indigo
Gunpowdcr imperial and black tea
Scgars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping twnc
Shoe thread IN balls and hanks
Bale rope and cotton bugginG
S1crs, soap aud candles
MuscotC raisius
Flax seed
% 900 lbs bacon
900 tierccs Thomaston limo
500 brls ter
so bbls No ,, mackarel prime pork
Letter, writing, and wrapping paper
Cussla, pearl barley
Glass. carhCu and stone ware
Wmiimores cotton and wool cards
Linsccd and tanners oil
Domestic goods, shcctings shirtng
Broad cloths, &c. &c &C.
ALSO,
Cotton vorns nssortcd, Crom Inc AppomaitoX Cot
ton Factory INV Ia w Ebb ~ w.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03

MADEIRA VL.NE ~ BOTTLES, &C.
nA boz. MADEIRA wine, for sale cheap
wv 20 cases cotton yarns. No. 6 to 10, best
quality and in nice order
Window glass lOxl2, half boxes
Family mackcral, in half barrels
case cheap muskets
Tanners oil
Family chocoate-for sale at wholesale, by
dec 25-3i DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03

ENINE old Jamaica rum
Il Prime Cognac brandy
Newark cider
Cheese. large and coloured
Teas. in small and large packuaes-euupogder
imperial and young dyson
1000 kegs cut nails. complete assortment, and Of
the best quality
$50 hhds sugars-St. Croiz, P. Rico and New
Orleans
so boxes and bbls loaf AID lump sugars
Crates Liverpool ware
No. / . and 3 mackerel superior qualities
200 sacks Liverpool salt
Soft shell almonds. raisns
Chocolate, soa leather
Printing and writing paper
Prime and mess pork
Do DO beef
Spermaceti candles
20 packages shoes, assorted
Indigo and fig blue.
For sale ut wholesale. by
dec 23-6t DAVENPORT ALLEN 81 Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03

! q great variety
: OF colors and
} qualities
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
For Sale by olins 81 Co.

CtNITIl = Wen b OF Nations
y Raymonds Political Economy
McVicars do 90
Says 90 90
TrNcys do 90
Sidney ON Government
Tba F.dcrnl,st. by Hamilton, Jay and Madison
rFaAs Dlqes, of the Laws of Virginia
Rcvised Code of18l9
Virginia, Convention 1928 so
ncbntesAn Nm, House Of Delegates, in December,
1895, oS,resolutions before tho House ON the Acts
of Conqrbss CO led the Alien and Scdi'ion Laws
A., ,bc snmh work with the resolutions Of Virgin
In and Kentucky; pcnncd by Madison aud Jeher
son
Unllnns Constitutional History Of England
MaIibus ON PoliticaSEconony
Ferguson OH Civil Society
~ dec
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
Winter Goods.

Winter Goods.
DOINT, Duff, and fancy striped blankets
n 81, Cd. 1914, Ill. t2-i. and t3-i rose, do
some very superior. Of our importation
Harr's back, md dark MKT kcrscys, for negro mon
Dark striped llnsey, Tor negro women
4 large assortment of GcutcmCns Tartan plaid.
cambci and plaid camblet cloaks
Do do OF Ladies cirCassian, limitation MaPino,
and silk do
Red nannels Of every quality; some OF our Impor-
taii5n OF very superior quality
WhnC a., do do
Low priced dark mkt sattincts
Slprror Oxord, steel cadet and princes mix, do
A large assortment Of cloths and cassimcrs Of eve
- colour and quality
For sale. on very favorable terms. By
Z. s. Il JAMES 81 co.
doc lS-2u Market square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
BAL WIN, IVES g. co.

BAL WIN, IVES N W.
ARE Ncciying per Fairfield, from New York,
Rich white salins
Supcr black do and satin lovantncs
few boxes rich winter flowers
Beautiful colorcd Gros de Maps
Red 7addmgs, and sal ducks
bales British oznaburgs
100 pieces heavy buctram5
Q eases cghorn hornets
9 bales honvy grey kerscys
do plaid hnseys
do brown Jeans md drlllng5.
For sale upon liberal tcrU1s. nov %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
NRISFS LINEN STORE.
TO '.HILIES .4.ND OTHERS
House Keeninr Articles &c. &c.

15AAS 1S4N = - aS&1s
TO J. '.MILIES .4.FD OTHERS
House Keeping Articles, sc. sc.
r K IL. JENKINS will D. found the follow
~ ing goods uf recent imporialious:
Five caSos Irish and Gn.,nnn -hi5iiug
Linens Of all prices and qualities, warranted pure
flax nd grass bleach
One tjust opened rich double Damask for table
cloths-fu yd~ 81 d yds wIde-new patterns
ia and Ga single Damask do do
Elegant Damask rdered table cloths from u yds
long to G yds in lengh--rich and elegant
a few doz cheap napkins
Turkey red table covers
Brown linen French do do
Linen cambria and linen cambria pocket hdkfs
Irish shectngs-Gcrm saeetiugs. &c &c
Persons wanting any of the above description of
linen goods, may be assured Of finding general as
sortment, the most reduced pric s. warranted grass
bleach and all linen, and for sale by the piece, hall
piece. or yard, at
Il. II JENKINS
Merino Shaw, Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store.
dec %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-03
MORE .WEW DRY GOODS.

r6SHIS Morning Dec. 22nd. R. II JENKINS is
opening the following desirable Goods
1900 wards of low priced and fashionable cali
co most of them from the New York auction sales
Black India satin levaniine
New style aud fashionable figured silks
An extensive assortment of the shape Byron
collars
Rich and new yle fancy scarfs
Green gauze wells and green barege for do
Elegant Partisan calIcoes
Black and colored cambrics
Mu5IIEs for lining dresses, sc &c.
ALSO:
Additional supplies white, red and black, long and
square, Merino shaws, which with the assortment
on hand. offers To purchasers Inducement TO
anime before purchasing. All of which will tbe
sold at reduced prices, at
r. III. JENKINS
Merino Shawl. Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

The Flour Market this week has been rather in
active, and prices much the as at the close of
last week-Saes of about 500 bbls Howard street
Flour have been made in lots at SIS rs; and mr.
eel of 400 bbs. Standard, City Mills, at SIS 25, on
time. The wagon price since Monday, has been
pretty uniform at SIS 624; yesterday some dealers
paid as high as So IS, for fancy brands. The re-
ceipts quite limited.
The supplies Of Grain of every description this
week have been very light-We quote the market
yesterday, for Red Wheat, good to very prime, at
SlOo Ito; White at 10 l 90, as in quality
Rye at 65 67 cents-oats, SO a IS cents.-On
Saturday, the prices of White and Yellow Corn de-
clned, and sales were made at so cents-yesterday
the market indicated Improvement of about
cents per bushel.
Whiskey in hhds. is in moderate request at AZ
cents--there has been more enquiry for bbls. and
sales have been freely made at 35 cents, for Sus-
quehannah Copper disted;--Sales from stores in
Howard st. have been brisk at the same price. Tho
Wagon price we quote at 81 81 j. exclusive of tho
bbI-RsD O
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03


The SoUrH CAROLINA PLANrER-The following
article is taken from the Chameleon. n n,noy
printed at the University of Virginia:-
III you are his guest, he tells you that his pl,n
talon is your own, aud while you remain II is
such, In all things but the title deeds.-You cam
not stay too long, take too much ofthc choice
old wines, or curse the tariff too roundy On this
subject he can swear too, with good emphasis and
us he believes will, good discretion. | am myself
no friend to that system and deprecate the dssen
'ions that 1t causes to rage but cannot while
WISH modIhcatlon consider it the solo occasion
OF tne present depression of property in South
carolina. Were it repealed, perhaps the Carroll
mans would be surprised that all things would not
onsue to their own advantage. The planter is
impoverished, and he feels it deeply for poverty is
TO none so lrksoine, as TO the proud and generous
or to those who have once been rich. He sees i'm
New England neat villages, farms, and gain(uI en-
ployment of interchangeable contrasts these with
the state OF his district, and is willing to attribute
the difference to the tariff, Andrew Fauservice re-
ferred all moral and political evil to the sad and
sorrowful unon. years residence III a New
England village would give him, on these points,
useful intelligence. He would then see that eyery
one tolls; the sons plough, the daughters spin,
and Jew arc idle but those who are contented to-
he poor The system ofeconomy is as rigid as that.
oil toll; and few ofthese of frugality will lightly
part with what was slowly and hardly won whereas
the Caronians, q speak it not unkindly for / lovo
them, and initiate thcm) open their purses as wido
as their hearts, ond reverse the more economical
prachc of spending shilling out of dollar; for
they often contrive to take the greater quantity
from the less"