Litchfield enquirer., 1832-06-28


plan Of the fashionable places % resort il
Europe. II is determined that baths.
reading rooms, and splendid pump room,
WITH an orchestra, shall be erecged north
OF the Table Rock that 40 acres. includ-
ing the highly picturesque banks, are lobe
appropriated 10 landscape gardening. with
walks, shaded seats and every attraction.
so as TO render the proposed ci,v one 81
the most delightful ID ss ofere,reat both
for the fashionable, the learned, and lovers
of elegant retireme1N aud for respectable
families Of limited income as not only the
necessaries oflife are abundant and cheap.
and luxnries are attainable Oh more mod
crate terms than in Europe. The grounds
are now surveying, and will be laid out in
squares and streets. Lots will be appro-
prlated for houses Ofworship, schools, aud
scientific Institutions. 1t is expec,ed that
the maps and plans will be ready by fhe
nrst e August. Attendance will be given.
and sxary faellitY Afforded to. persons wish.
'ng-to purchase ~ rent building lots. 4 Acc
recommendation viii q provided for families
while their houses may be in progress
Building materials are fully so per cent.
cheaper than ia the cities or scapuris. By
the terms OF agreement, Mr. Forsyth re-
tains possession Of the Pavilion until the
FIRST OF December next.
COPY OF A LONDON HANDBTLL. a
Ftve Minutes AdUics to Young Iiodesmen.9
1. Whatever your trade may be, never
be ashamed Of it,or above il. ssi
2. Do not disdain to keep company with
people ofyour own class bot rather court
their acquaintance; the conversation of
men otftrade brings tradesmen FIRST 10 talk
together, then trade together.
8. Without diligence and application no
trade can be successfully or honorably
carried on.
q. Never trade beyond your stock, nor.
give or take too large credit. Better slip
bargain now and then, than buy gfeata
en- quantity Of goods than you can pay for.
5. Should your affairs 60 wrong, In spite
OF all your care and diligence--if you can
pay ten shillings, do not affect to remain
whole until you cannot pay ten pence.
8. The cruelty Of creditors is always in
proportion to the dishonesty Of debtors.
z. A well assorted aud well chosen coll
lection Of goods is preferable 10 q shop
entirely filled with an immense quantity.
8. The real tradesmcn in general. must
lay in very great stock Of patience they
must conquer their passions, and ondeavor
to weather the storm Of impatience.
9. Pleasures and diversions, when fre.
quent, are generally fatal to young trades-
men, especially those diversions which are
deemed innocent such as horses, dogs,
and races.
10. For the first five or six years, .
tradesnlan ought to consider himself 40
worth nothing, or MS having no money
which can be taken ont Of the businesss
and spent in the luxuries Of life. sf
4 IL. Profusionlin expense, liSing like
your neighbors, aud mimicking the man-
ners Of high lie, are paths which lead di.
rectly to bankruptcy. Z, ''Ss3 Nj
~. In the employment Of the holidays.
be sure that exercise only is your Objects
He who rides ten miles, and drinks two
bottles Of wine, will not and health great
| ~ improved.
IS. Beware Of engaging to be security
for any sum which yo0 cnnnot pay with.
out injuring yourself, business or credit.
4 IL. Jfyou marry, let il BIO one who II
not above being tile wife Of q tradesn,an ;
il may be- necessary, therefore, to avoia
one who has u boarding school education.
Is. Tsust as little TO servants as posi-
bls, and this caution may be observed
without depriving them Of Just and prop.
or degree of confidence. efifl7
l6. idle servants are rarely honest ones.
IT. servant has d taste for dress, fa,het
correct and moderate it than prohibit Il al
together.
II. Trust nothing to speculation, and
avoid oil paper money schemes 10 decsivs
, the public and uphold a false credit. sse
10. In general avoid partnerships !; u
, all times avoid themif you are not perfect
~ acquainted with the temper, disposition
and character Of your partner.
10. lyon discover that your partner 4
: schemer or gambler in the funds, lottery
. or otherwise, dissolve partnershlp directly.
, 20. Be firm and deierminedin your pri-
css tx moderate price and never de-
part from it. MA.
II. Exposed as you must often be- "a
, improper questions. rather positively re-
, fuse to answer them than tell such lies u
are commons on the occasion. ~
20. Acquire a ncatness aud despatch L
every thing Won do yet avoid the affect
ed hustle. cTinging smile. and vuIenrity o