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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
no l7-1uw ta

re, oIiCE--1he subscriber having duly quail
= ICED as the administrator Of Josiah flotchkiss
decd, IN ienrico Court, and being DESTROYS close
his administration soon as possible requests all
persons having claims against his intestatc, TO
bring them forward duly authorized as soon as
possible and those indebted to sad intestate nre
requested to make Immediate payment
nov l7-lawI &c JOHN pJ1NI,EY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
HORSES.

NIGHT ACC ZION
,o'hohkoW evening, GOTH inst at half mast
many Fancy Articles, Ne.
no ~ s. & G. Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

NEW YORK, New. I6-Arrd schr Delight.
Snow, Richmond; sloop George Washing ton,
Wecms, do.
Cid, schr Effort, Bell Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
Brook Grove for Sale.

ETOR Sale "A Snmll TRACT or LAND, in the
"a County Of Uenrico, a. the Brook Turnpike,
five miles from the City of Richmond. Immediate.
ly opposite Brookfcd, the property formerly own.
cd by BcnJamin Sheppard, Esq, belonging TO
Geo Taylor, ESD The Land lies directly on the
Turnpike, and contains SO acres, by actual survey,
IN two palce!s, one containing 20 acres, with a
house, formerly kept Tavern, ith u grove of
the largest oak trees at tho house, and fine well
OF waier-the other containing 80 acres, separated
from the former by 30 acres, the property of Mrs
CopolInd-to I've sold privately, if a purchaser is
obtained by the FIRST of March, 1893 Otherwise a,
auction, on that day.-The Land will DC shewn BY
The tenant, now on the premises.
For terms aud particulars, apply to
SELDEN s. CLELAND
no l7-1awta Auc,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

In For LONDON,
nSkxHNs The a | copPered Ship JULIAN,
sSyhIp{AsPB 3. SMITH, Master, now loading st
~sF9~zs7ES~s Bermuda Hundreds. For freight Of
$50 hhds. Tobacco and so bales Cotton, which
will be taken at q low rate, apply 10
no II C1fAS. rALMER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
TO OWNERS OF FERRIES.
aGss2ie Eg1Syy fSy .ys.csS<,s,

kN monday afternoon, December Sd, at 4
- o'clock, at Rockets, by order of Mr. Geo.
Hleria'n, very excellent TEAM BOAT, nearly
new wih all its appertcnances; the materials alone
cost sSl5CO.-Terns Mt sale
no law SELDEN IL CLELAND, Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

ne safe VIII commence amongst Goods receiv-
ca from Boston and Baltimore, with u stock of
locus, Wen worth the attention of purchasers;
consisting OF Silk Goods Irish Linens fancy Gauze
ana Grape Hdkts. and ScariS, worked Musli,
Robes, Hosiery, Culicoes, &c.
no ~ u. A. 81 co Auc,-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
EsE g.N'sD KHa9RE'E&.

81 elegant Piano Fortcs, manufactured by Du
~ oois u Stodart Tor sale by
no CREME & NOSBY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

nov lO-SHW n NIaWIb
Messrs Isaac Burnpft, Samuel Parrish, James
Allison, and Henry GgraetL
a < ENTIEMEN-As you not inhabitants Of
AZ this State you will please take notice, that
I shall, on the third Saturday in December next,
the store OF 'Ihns. Walker & Co in King 81 Queen
county, between the hours OF sunrise and sunset,
proceed to take the dispositions Of Hugh Campbell,
and others; and on the second Monday in January
next, at King 81 Queen court. house, the dispositions
OF Robert Pollard, ard others; end on the fourth
Saturday in December next, Mt Miller's Tavern in
Essex county, take the dispositions of William A.
Gsrnett, and others, all Of which are intended to he
read as evidence in suit depending in the
cbancery court of King g. QIcon, wherein Rich
ard B-gby is plaintiff, and yuu and %ysclf are de.
PENDANTS: If the dispositions should not be finished
at each place in day. they will be continued from
day 10 day until finished, Sundays excepted)-you
can attend at either Of the above places if you think
proper. Respectfully,
King g. Queen, Va. Nov. 10th, lS32-w4t*
"a OrICE.-Tho subscriber wishing to retire
from public business, would like 10 rent ont
for term of years thgt vel known establishment
TRABUES TAVERN, together with tho Store
House and Plantation in the county Of Chesterfield,
~ miles above Richmond, on tho main stage road
Leading TO bynohburg; IT being the first stop
| ping place with the stages. The many advanta-
ges that this place would pOssoss TO a man of en-
terprize and industry, il would be useless TO men
ton in advertisement, ms it il presumed, any
person wishing TO avail himself Of such an oppor.
| tuuty, viii first come aud for himself. would
| likewise be willing TO furnish the Renter with al
| most any description Of furniture or any other
article that would be suitable for such an establish
uent, if early application 10 made.
&C i7-1aw ew MACON TRABUE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

# IOFFEE.-3O0 bags Porto Rico, Java, and
u Rio Coffee in store, for sale Ivy
10 LANCASTER DENNY & co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
Esy Eessvcpsl,o..s, .gise.. =. 90

On 1 ESDAG, the Goth instant, a, 10 o,cIoc,
u. our auction rOom valuable assortment of
nRf GOODS, and large quantity Of Fancy
HARDWARE. ID. A. s; co. Aucts
ADDITION
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

u HE Commission Business here, ofore conduct
81 ed by JOHN GARTH, will hereafter be
continued by the subscribers under the firm of
GARTH COLQuTrT, who promise unre-
mited attention TO the interests of those who
may think proper to make consignments to them.
JOHN GARTH,
JNO. II. COLQUITT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
BAREFOOT

Tie MO'oUgh G,eG omPo,icG I,oet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

81 tOLORED CAMBRICS.--5 cases colorod
~ Cambrics, landing and for sale by
10 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co
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FOR BOSTON.

"a TTAkAPA SUGARS.--l5 hhds. Auakapa
"a. Sugars, very prime, for sale by
no ~ OTIS, DUNLOP g. co
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Esaesds EEe'S PRIZE ehFaRSJRI.
Union Canai Lottery, No. 23--To DO drawn Sn.

IIcKels 30, haIvts2 90, quarlers %
For sale, as usual, in every variety, at the Ex-
change aad Lottery Office of
TfiOS. b. BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
IL Bigger continues to sell aud pay at sight
most of the Capital Prizes. no l2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

i concur with the above.
no l2-ctf r. T. DIIVAI M n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Schr Mary Travis, Baltimore, coal
Steamboat Patrick Henry, Chapman, Norfolk
passengers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters ? so, cighths IS.
New York Lottery-Drawing received Saturday
morning.
Sa5,6uO, 10000 5000, 1900, a5 of j 900, %
of 500, &c. &C.
Tickets only Sc, halves g. quarters 50.
For sale at GEO. H. TOMPKINS,
Next deor below Nash's, and directly opposite
Grannss, Son " Brothers. no 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

N. b. 100 Lbs. Of fno White Italian Mulbarr
Seed can also be suppIicd. no l7--3lc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Schr Factor, Nantucket, coal -four. SC
Schr Mariner, Wooford Phatlelphia, coal
G.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
..B. B ROWLAND, Clerk.
GLOVES.

Ty W. LAWTON has just received from
HI. New York. large and carefully se-
lecied assortment of Gfoues, viz :--rien's ex'
ira super, coiored Buckskin very stout, soft
and large sizes; fine French Castor gloves ;
do. ito. Horsekin do I; common Beaver do.
great variety very fine colored cotton
summer do; super and common thread do ;
grass CLOTH do ;cblack and white silk do ;
ladies' super black and colored ;fiorseskin
do do do. with invisible elastic. wrists
whse and buff woodstock wash leather do
slightly spotted Horskin do, very cheap; mis-
ses foe colored Horseskn long mitts.
lima Efir
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
1T a Mseting of.the Board of. Heath
s.ss ~ Neuporf, April Goth 1882.

nRDERED and decreed, That if any
" Priyy Vaults within the compact pert Of
the town, which shall be found fulf or nearly
full, SO as 10 be unwholesomc or offensive to
the inhabitants at any time; between the ).
day ofJune, and the 20h day Of October next,
thc persnn owning Or .,>err.t,~g .the saIpez
shall pay s-fine NJ three doliafs ior seyuso 81
.s>e town. together with The cosls " pfdscru'
ti0n, anil that the rssnes nffhns~ r~rsv''s Why
neglcctto comply with the foregoing regula...
tions will be reported by the Inspectors OF
nuisnnccsto The Board OF Health, who will or
der prosecution 10 be commenced against
them without delay. Ordered thatihe fore.
going be published in all the newspapers OF
this town.
I, Witness
gB .HOWLAND.C Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
Hygeian Agency
BOttling and. Liquor Store,
South Wing Of the Union Bank Building
ID. MELV1LL,

Respec fully informs his friends and the pub
!. lie, and, Conneisseurs in particular, that
he intends keeping constantly on sit
hand for sale as cheap as
a. az q at any Store in town:
WINES snd other. Liqoofs Of the best
quality or draught.
DO. in bottles BY the dozen or single
4. Hibbcrts Double Brown Stout ano Loadon
Porter. 80.
EvAN's Superior Porter and Ale in quarts,
pints gross. dozen'or single, ~
= r. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do
Genuine. Lemon Syrup, do. do. do. do.
Draught Ale and Restorative, Ginger,
Spruce and other Beer.
-CORDfALS. Noyeau, Usquebaugh, Cher
ry Stone, Lemon, Life ofMan.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put ur
at short notice. ls tsss n
Portable Punch. a convenient article fol
Sailing and Fishing parties, and variety ol
other articles in the same line.
also for sale, the highly approved and in.
valuable Hyeeisn yegetahle Universal Med
icines Of the British College OF. Health, Ion
don. and the Hygeian Publications.
| Ladies who wish to purchase @sih please
call st the House of the Agent opposite
| Townsends Coffee House in Pelham, Street
Iuno 2(,th t-asr ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

WOULD inform the public, that they
WI ss sssSsi .ssS .s ssi sss"s :, .@
Bank where will be kept for sals,. or made
To order every article usually called for II .
49,. %SS;S; %Ss,y e SoScgSgHI q sss ~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
NOTICE.

TIME Subsciber has during the past week
4 received large additionaI supply of
European and Domestic Spring goods Of cv-
cry dIscrplion--w which enables him TO- offer
TO customers very large and elegant as.
sortment at prices that cannot fail TO please.
THOMAS FOWLER, Jr.
May 9Th, 1892 "
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
TranIxIin Observatory.

THIS pleasant place of resort for the ciii
zens and visitors Of Newport during the
MINER season is constantly receiving such
ditional accommodations az are best calcn-
ed to promote the enjoyment of all who
y be pleased TO visit 1t. a room for re-
shments Of every description has lately
en- opened & the subscriber fstiers himself
II by his continued cxeriions. he will sic-
ed in making the VISITS of bis friends highly
reen5le. WILLIAM. S. VOSE.
yuno 10,b ..f..a =
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
TvHE subscribers having been appointed by
4 the Hon. Court OF Probate for the town
Newport. Commissioners to receive and
famine the claims against the esfate Of
ACOB CLARKE, late of Newport, deceas-
represented insolvent and six months from
e date hereof is allowed for receiving said
hims, we will attend at the Office Of JosEPu
AarIN, on Market square, on the first Mon
" of July Sept. and Nov. next, at O'Clock
N. for the purpose aforesaid
Isaac C.sPEcKuAn,
$40 JosErH MARTIN, Couimiss'rs.-
TnoMAs SPooSER, i..rs!s,s
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
ested to make immediate payment to the
bscribor 'ctt .y1s
CLARK BURDICK, Admir-.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
b oBERENrEDI If AprLiED FOR

jSOO ..is-.sse r'.sf-t
large and very commodjous. dwellipg
n hossr, pteasan,ly situated in Washing
stree. wi,ifa dne garden containing a
mber of Ounce trees, &c. A handsome
I'd. in whicl, il goJd well of pnrcst water.
nd large garden lot adjoining the yard.
Or further particulars apply. to.:s.
s. w. yINSON.
June 10Th. 1882. r,.t,- I,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24

/ the Tren su ~ of auy State. shall make on,
and transmit to such Treasurer list OF
Stock residing M or citizens OF
such State, with the amount Of stock own
cd by each :" Although this. provision,
taken in connection with adecision ofthc
Supreme Court, surrenders by It's silence,
the right of the Statesto 10 tax the banking
insttutions created by this ccsporation,
underthe name ofbranches, throughout
Sthe unioA--itiseyidentiy inte a, II 10 bs
Icons,rued as a concesS onsof their right
to tax that portion Of the stock which
may be held by their own citizens and
Presidents. In this light, if the act be-
comes law, 1t will be understood by the
States, who will probably proceed to levy
tax equal to that paid upon the stock
ofthe banks incorporated by themselves.
In some States that tax is now one per
cent, either on the capital or on the
shares, and that may be assumed ms the
amount which all citizens or resident
stockholders willbe taxed underthe OPP
Grafton of this act. As it is only the
stock he!din the States, and not the en-
ptoyed within them, which would be sub
Ject to taxation and as the names of for
eign Stockholders are not to be reported
TO the Treasurers Of the States. il is obyi-
ons that the stock held by them will be
exempt from this burden Their annual
profits, viii, therefore be one per cent,
more than the citizen stockholders, and
as the annual dividends ofthe Bank may
be safely estimated at seven per cent,
the stock will be worth ten or tiitesn per
cent, more TO foreigners than to citizens
ofthe United States. To appreciate thu
the effects which this state OF things sill
produce, we must take a brief review of
the operations and present condition of
the Bank of the United States.
BY documents submitted Ia Congress at
the present session, ii appearsthat on the ist
OF January, 1882, Of the % millions OF private
stock IN the corporation, S9,i05, 500 were
held by foreigners, mostly of, Great Britain
The amount stock held in the,ni western
ana southwestern states, is $lf0,200; and
IN the four Southern States is S5,623 100
and in the middle and eastern states is about
$l3,522OOO. The profits of the Bank in
1851, as shownin astatement to,Congress,
were about 81 a55 5oa s.., r5,.,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-07-24
NEW GOODS.
49, MAY %, 1882. n
- xxp - n AVITTnRT

=, w. IAWTON =
[TAS just received fsom sNew-York So
/ u packages Of newly imported Foreign
-1111c DRY GOODS. III
Being the most complete assortment ever
Tered for sale, by him, of which many srti.
be are at much lower prices than heretofore.
Is assortment Of sas4 ssi.neso -c~r.
CARPETINGS x 7a'
|aIso much greater than at any former peri
inclnain4 many ncrr's slss and cH prices
bun so cts. to SI,42.--fadia floor msttipg--
hgiish a. American painted oil cloths for
|rriage bottoms-- Venetian Stuir Capeting
Hearth gs-Orleans Garpetiug, &c &c.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-17

Danger u Beaufy. --in the hrst At.
tempt made By Mary, Qoeen Of Scots.
70 escape from her imprisonment in
I.oehlrveB Castle, she Disguised herself
~ q laundFsss with whom she bad
changed clothes, end when seated iu
the boat snd putting "a from shore,
she was discovered By lifting her hand
20 her head; the extreme beauty Of her
hand, With its Whiteness, discovered
her az once, and she vas carried back
10 her chamber in bitterness and tears.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-17
The COssset.

According TO the calculations Of professor
David, Of Prague, the Comet whose antici-
pated approach 20 the Earth has excited no
little concern in the minds Of many felix's,
will, at its nearest fight 70 US, be twenty
millions OF miles OIL "a distance sufficiently
removed, one would think, TO dispel all APP
prehensions of damage from collision with
the cratic voyager from other worlds.
ENKE's CoMEr. Is39-By Pro5essoy
Darid, Imperial .Asfronomer at the T.
nirersify Of Prague. variety of
surmises on the subject of this comet,
having prevailed for some time past,
and these surmisss being Of nature
to insinuate its prejudicial effect on
our globe. even 10 the extent of engen-
dering propheticai denunciations Of
the mischief which il will occasion, it
appears high time 20 allay the sppre-
tensions which have been excited, and
to state the results at which an accu-
rate calculation Of its coarse has en-
sbled us TO arrive. This comet has
frequently appeared in former years,
and was observed from the observatory
at Prague in 1895 or 1928. On the pre-
sent occasion, il will be discovered,
though only by the aid &c the best tele-
scopes, in the sign Of "Pisces,'' in the
western armament, and will set abevt
a quarter before 9 o'clock in The eve
ming, between the middle and latter
end OF the present month, February
IL will traverse this sign IN the month
OF March, enter Aries in the be-
ginning Of April, and set at half pase
nine. Towards the end Of that latter
month. and in the course Of its progress
through "Taurus," which il will en-
ter At that period, il will continue 10
draw gradually nearer Co the sun, with
which its setting will be simultaneous
after the middle OF May. IL will ap-
preach nearest TO the earth after tho
middle Of June, but il will then cease
to appear above our horizon, 10 con-
sequence Of its lying too much to the
SOUTH from this circumstance, il will
be no longer visible 20 as. As, at this
stage Of its course, the comet will at
tain 10 more than City degrees southern
latitude, il will be far removed from
the plane Of the earth's etbit AMI
even IN Il nearest proximity of Our
globe, It will be At distance mach ex-
esediDg 20 millions Of miles. From
the preceding data, as well ~ from the
bodyIess nature ef the matter which
appears 20 constitute planets, every
individual may infer Tor himself that
no prejodieiAl effects whatever on QUO
globe are to Be spprehsnded from the
appearance Of the present eoEst.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-05-17

ROMANCE IN REAL LIFE

Amoag the many family anecdotes OF the late
Duke Of .Aremeufg. tho following 10 asserted "a
DC authentic, by several Belgian and Cserman
Nobssmen, sud 10 universally credited a Brus-
sells:
The father Of the Duke was married
at an early age to . beautiful young
person, In her sixteenth year. This
noblemau's esnduet st that period vas
highly blsm cable, being in the habit Of
frequenting the society Of females Of
depraved character, and totally ne.
glecting his charming bride. Her "a
mily, indignant 1t tho iil-treatmen,
she experienced, resolved to withdraw
her from the dwelling Of such q has.
band. With mach reluctance. and
after shedding many tears, she consent
ed 90 leave her lord. who saw her de.
part % remote country seat withaul
evineing Abe least regret. He cont.
nued his proaigate career during fouI
years, without thinking Of his wife,
but this gentle creature, sotwiihstand.
ing his unjust behaviour. still enter.
tanned . feeling Of tenderness, and
cherished the hope, that some day
weaId perhaps arrive when the Duke,
who had been led sstrAy by bis wick ed
associates, would sgain return to III,
paths Of virtue. About this time, I
grand masquerade teok place ct Yer
saillss, to.which The Dake wac invited
u happened that the Dutohess, whs
Tor several years had asssmed bel
maiden name, and was then residins
with relative at Paris, vas also pre-
sent az the feie. Her miId and sx
presSive isatsres being covered 9th I
mask, and . dominS eoBeeslipR hsl
lovely form, she was not recognized b,
The Dake, with wh0m she had entcsse
into eonversatioe, and her exeFtione .,
please we're crowned 9th success
The witty and sensible remarks tia
tell IRON her lips, her sprightly engsg
ing manners. which overstepped no
the bosnds Of propristy. psde a deeI
impressios upoa his mind, and sseur
GO hls aesidaoos attentions during che
vaess night. He expressed he admi
Faslon, and declared he lOvs--but ia
vain did he solicit her 10 remove IN.
mask. She was about, she said. 4,
enter q eoaveBt, aud woald shortly b,s
farewell 20 the vsnities Of the ,voyld
AFTER the west pressing sntreaties, Of
h's part, she at length consented {,
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poHx10Ax..
rses TEE iLIISors MONTHLY aAsAzasu
THE CRUSADER.

THE cRus MN
.
Pn6nm nooa d inc castle E.te.
Ano w',usity gaxre, Toe the hour vas late;
ne S,naed the horn, and the porter came,
An, nnd ica INC palmer to bis dame,
And de pilgrim tsrrird ali the mint.
The lady vas youthful, her eye was blue,
Her blashing cheek had the roses hue,
But the palmer Was silent, old. and gray,
Aud listened, and looked, bot had nousht to say,
And merry his heart, thcush hisiosks were White
The morning came. and the palmer stood,
With stan, and cloak, add ample hood,
10 thank and to bless his hosiess gay,
hsisre ne strobe forth on his weary way;
FIR, Lady, your cheer. like YOUR eve. is br;yh, %
Inc i,dy bioshed, add beauteous smile
rsssed over hrr glowing cheek the while,
T Srr pilgrim, yet ts,ry ancthcr day,
Inc clouds roll dark DER the lonesome way,
-
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Prom ale 8.Sa's Bsilssia.
TO APPRENTICES.


When serving yeur apprenticeship,
you will have time and opportunity 20
stock your minds with much useful in.
formation. The only way for n young
man to prepare himself for usefulness,
is to study during his leisure hours.
First, be industrious in your business
never complain that you are obliged
20 work; 70 to it with alacrity and
ehssffulneSs, and il will become ha :
bit which will make you respected and
beloved by your maste. or employer ;
make il your business 20 see TO and
promote his interest /, by taking care Of
his, you will learn 10 take Of your ow ..
Young men at the present day are too
fond Of getting rid Of work they seek
for easy and lazy enploymenis. and
frequently turn out TO be poor misera.
BILE vsgabonds. Yeu must avoid ell
wishes to live without labor labor is
. blessing instead Of curse il makes
men healthy, IL preeuFes them food,
clothing and every other necessary;
end frees hem from temptations to Be
dishonest.
next 10 your hand labor. yeu should
be constant in the labor Of your mind
You can Deverhope to rise 10 respec .
table standing 10 the world, without
long, peTsevsring. and constant appli-
cation to study. When you read, you
must not throw away your time By
reading novels and s0masces you
must study natural and moral philoso-
ply, geography, history and arts.--
Let not large book discourage you, or
= long history o. other works prevent
you from reading IL through. When
you have read, reflect upon the prinei
Piles and facts you have perused re
volvs them IN your mind, and endea.
vor 10 understand their meaning and
utility, 50 tbst 700 may readily sppiy
them 60 al the ordinary purposes ol
life. if you do not understand and
comprehend what yon read, ysu may
~ we'll let FeAding alone. Yoa have
20 deny yourselves the amusements en-
joysd By most young men, u you would
pfepars Yourself for being respects
Die old man.