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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-15

subscribers have enerednto CO. partnership I'm.
~ der the firm of Randolph & Nc Cfedie TO do a
urocery and Commission Business Main street square
oeiow The Eagle Hotel. DAVID c. RANDOLPH
JOHN g. McCREDlE.
Thel OH (o,s ,Is
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RzCA1uO.vD, ExRGENY.g TUESDqY: SEVy.aRY Is. IS:

" ALOABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE-In obedi
ence to the last will and testament of Thos Brocken
6rough, dec, offer for sale two story brick House ant
Lot in the village of Mount Sidney the county of Au
gusta III not previously disposed of by private sale
shai offer the said property public auction ON the pre-
misses, on Monday the lith day of January next-Ters
0 SAFE: One-iourh OF the purchase money TO be paid
IN cash. ana the balance in two equal instaments, in
months TO be secured by negotiatabe notes with an
approved endorser and deed of on the
Persons wishing TO purchase may communicate with me
by letter, post paid, at this place.
JOHN w. BROCKENBROUGH
letting Er'or Of Ihos. Brockenbrough, dec.
richmond, Dec 10. 65-td
Uj The sale OF the above property will not take place
as adverzed Due notice will hereafter be given of the
time and place Of sale. BY THE EXECUTOR
January -.
9Tho Staunon Spectator publish the above
once week. till the day of SALE to this office
for collection. inv
II AND IN CHESTEkFlELD FOR SALE-Ev vir
NJ tue OF deed OF trust executed by hristopher Is
Cook, bearing date the lh day OF December lS26 TO
John Stratton and Charles f. Woodson and OF record in
the County Court of Chesterfield Tor the purpose of e
curing TO John Archer the payment sums mo.
ney therein specified, shall the rs lay OF Ianu,-
ry 1888, upon the premises, sell he highest bidder
Tor ready money, the Tract OF Land conveyed in said deed
or so much thereof shall be sufficient TO satisfy the Ia
lance still due, together with interest and costs The
tract contains l2O acres less lies upon James
River, and joins the lands of John Archer, Marley c
Waltha and George Cox, and il known as Edsons Boat
Iald The land will be shewn by Dr. j. A. Archer or
Marley c. Wathal, Giving near citing as Trustees we
will convey such title is vested in us as such which
we believe 10 10 unques,ionable.
JOHN STRATTON,
CHAS f. WOODSON,
Hachcrsville P. o Nth Dec. 1892 81 tds
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THNHE Thorough Bred R0ce-IToyse LANCE the
x full brother Of the celebrated aTieI and O'Key by
American Eclipse, will stand the ensuing season al nv
stable, within ten miles Of Halifax Court House Virginia
Particulars in time. VIM. w. HURT
Halifax, Dec. %. 69-2aw4y
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"A FEMALE we'll qualified 70 give instruction in Mu-
u sic, and well recommended will meet with
liberal encouragement from Miss Hughes Precepres Of
the Benvenuo Seminary, Gloucester county.
Dec ~. Gs-2aw12t
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YUNEN DOLLARS REWARD ,,,o,, g., :,

NCA' DOii@hno NEW ARD.-Nan from the
n subscriber residing Farmve, in the county of
Prnce Edward, muatto man named Archer about TWEEN
~ nree years oil age and about feet 10 inches high
anu IS croseyed Said man left home about the first of
last month"; and was purchased of Nathan Wells of Flu
wanna, near the town of Columbia He is probably urk
Ing In that county running James River boatman
The above reward will be paid any person who will Sc
cure him in jail reasonable additional sum if deliver
cd 10 NATHL T. yENNBIF
Prince Edward, Jam 9Th, 1888 77-wS,y
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Buckingham, nh January, 1882.

CUMBERLAND LAND FOR SALE-Wnl be sold
~ the premises the first day Of February next
AppomatoX River and reaching TO the Guinea and Ango.
la Roadsabout miles below Rains's Tavern and a GOOD
stand for Tavern-in geneel neghborhood This Land
lies WELL with about one hundred Of low grounds and
sufficient quantity of good wood and-under good fences
and would suit professional gentleman.
Termsone, two and three years credit with bond and
approved security and deed Of trust the Land 10 Sc
cure the payment JAMES ISBELL Adutr
Jan. l. 7l-tdsl Of LeCis IsbeH dec'd
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NorICE.-Having executed Elisha Cor Elijah) Bed.
LIZ soe two bonds one payable the 25h day of Dec
1881, and the other the 18th Dec 1892 purchase
OF land, and the land falling Short Bedsoe not having
made me right TO said land according contract con.
slider that have already paid than bound to paw
In discharge OF said bonds and therefore, forewarn all
persons from trading for them.
Orange, JAN 10. T77-w2y1 JASPER SMITH
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NO-PARTNERSHlP-Th subscribers having CON
= neced themselves, will transact business under the
firm Of Samuel clark s. Co., at the old stand of the Yr
gnia Hat Store, where they offer their frie ads and the
public generally good and fashionable assortment of as
Of every description, from the most approved manufaco.
ries of New York and Philadelphia, which having been
selected by one Of the concern they recommend as
being least inferior to none in the city, either beauty
or excellence SAMUEL CLARK,
WILLIAM CUNLIFFE.
y. BTher country friends politely solicited to call
ana examine for themselves, previously 10 purchasing
elsewhere january 81 T-5t
GtLOYER SEED, &C. G. RgAD offers tor sale the
" following articles, most Of which have been very
lately received and the others are daily expected
90 bushels clover seed
20 bbs apples
20 do. Newark cider
II do. beer and ale
do. Tanners oil
60 gallons winter strained sperm. oil
hhds. ST. Croix and New Orleans sugars
20 bags old Java and green coffee
chests very fine Imperial and Gunpowdor tea
10 drums and rs boxes fresh figs and primes
zoo bundles Richmond and Petersburg cotton yarn
36 boxes window glass
81 kegs cut naiis, assorted
tons Swedes, English and CoYDtrv iron
do. cagtngs assorted
FannviHs Dec. "a, 1892 ss-3t
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ChantiCIeer.

Currants macaroni, vermicel ginger pepper alspice
saltpetre, &C. Nov 10 ~ ., s - S.ue'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
The TSv-giMia Legislature,

The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday the 4
inst says:-
The Legislature has been two day, IN
Committee Of the Nsole on the Report Of tie
Committee OF 81. On successive motion.
from MIR. Brodnax, il has received several
important amendments. II - now stronger
aud more direct against Notification tcallnE
It by its name-a spade, n srade.) Its .x-
pressions are softened IN relation TO the Pro
clamation. The doctrine Of secession IL eli
Their passed over, or slightly glanced at
There l. no vote yet 10 ascertain the precise
course Of the Legislature. There - a substi-
tute before the Committec-whi ch !, also or
dercd To be printed, With the am. nded Re-
port.
But whatever may be the course which tho
Legislature may ultimately take, one thing
we undertake TO say Is, that Nullific alton will
meet no CONFERENCE.-THE hands seem 10 be-
raised against that bcresy. II is possible,
that Virginia will offer her mediation 10 ).
Carolina"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
From the Richmond Wig.

wEDSEspkr, JAN p
communication Vas received from tho
Governor, enc losing the resignation OF Thos
b. Randolph, Esq. Genera! OF the 9Th Brigade.
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
The House resolved itself into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr.. Miller in the Chair.
Mr.. Dekerson resumed his argument
Mr.. ID. Was followed by Mr.. Stuart, who
offered an amendment 20 the substitute, the
substance of which MAS an entire approx al
OF the views contained in the PRESIDENT Pro-
clamation.
Mr.. S. addressed the House at length. in
support of bis amendment. lie was followed
on the opposite side by Mr.. Bruce, in an ar
gument OF great strength and ingenuity Tho
vote being taken on the amendment Of Mr..
Stuart, Was lost-Ayes 24-Noes lOI. I
Mr. Witcher delivered himself at length,
against the substitute.
On motion Of MIR. Knox, the Committee
rose, and,
On motion Of Mr.. Dunton, the House then
adjourned.
THURSDAY, JAN. }.
On motion Of Mr.. Brodnax, the House re-
solved itself into Committee Of the Whole
on the report Of the Select Commi t,ee on Fe-
derai Relations, and the substitute thereto Of
fered by Mr.. Marshall.
Mr.. Knox continued the debate; and was
followed by MIR. Brodnax, (boih gentlemen
sustaining the original rcport.)
AT three O'Clock MIR. b. gave way TO a sug-
gestion OF Mr.. Whether, on whose motion the
committee rose, reported progress, and had
leave to sit again.
The bill concerning the James River thea
came up, but before II could BE- acted on,
On motion Of Mr.. Moore, the House ad-
journed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

faction the disposition now evincsd by Con-
gress, TO reduce the duties upon imports to
the standard Of revenue alone. Viewing our
taxes as nothing more than the contribution
paid by the citizen for the support Of the go
vernment which protects hum in the enjoy
ment Of civil liberty, VIC regard the present
tariff aso~ eddy imposed for other purposes,
rs departure from the meaning Of the con-
stitut'on, and rePugnant p the character Of
our institutions.
The question then occurring upon the n
doPtion OF the substitute, and amendment.
they were supported by Col Mason, and OPP
posed by Messrs. Robert Y. Conrad, Manly
Taylor and Others, and laid upon the table
The preamble. and resolutions introduced
by the majority Of the committee, were then
taken up.
The preamble, and lst and I'd re resolutions
were unanimously adopted.
The Sd resolution was adopted with but one
disscntient.
The 4th and sth resolutions were each car.
ried by large majorities.
The following resolution, offered BY Robe RI
Y. Conrad, and anne nded by Samuel %. Davis
was also adopted by large majority.
Rssoirsd, That the patriotic principle,
Of the Union party Of South Carolina, q,
avowed in their protest adopted in couven.
ton on the - inst, and their noble con.
duct throughout, cKtitle them 20 the sympa.
thy and support Of every lover of his coun.
try, and lasting monument IN the hearts Of
posteri;y. The civil authorities Of the State
even sustained by mad and misguided ma
Jority, are not entitled TO their respect or ODE
d'ence, in course opposed TO the constitu
ton OF the United States. We beg them Il
Persevere: we pledge ourselves TO co-operat,
IN redrcssing every real grie, ancc, to make
sacrifices If necessary but, above all. to n.
bidc with them, by the banner of the Union
Upon motions, severally made, by Niessrs
Conrad, Singleton, Heiskell, and Manly Tay-
Tor, copies Of the proceedings Of this meet
ing were ordered to be forw arded TO the Pre-
sident of the United States, the Speaker OF
i.e House Of Representatives Of the Unitet
States, the President of the Union Conyen
ton Of South Carolina, the Governor Of Viz
GINA, and to our delegates in the Legislature
The meeting then adjourned.
AUG. L. SMIT6, CAN.
HrGH n. McGr,nE, Stey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
REMOVAL.

affords me pleasure Co inform my eus,o-
- mcrs and the public generally that have
removed my store, and arm permanently set
HE'D IA my Spacious New Store House. imrns-
dia'ely adjoining the house that have occu-
pied as store for the last few months. here
now offer Tor sale, very large stock IS
handsome GOODS, many 81 which have
been received within the last few days sBd
all OF which. respectfully invite those ,sh-
ing TO pure base, u call and see
a. r. TOWNER
ShephenlstoUn. Jan 3 ian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
HERE Avn!

NNHE subscriber Fespe oiiully informs his
n friend, add the public generally that he
has taken the Store Room recently occupied
by W q ). Is. Anderson. on Higb-streei,
where he - receiving AID opening, general
supply q
Dry Goods @Wd Groceries,
~hich he will seli a. fair prizes on accom-.
modaling terms. Iie hopes by strict sttcn-
ton 10 business, b. merit proportion of
uade. GEORGE b. BRUA
harPeTa-ferry. Jan ,. Is11-ff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
" NOTICE.

NVHE NOTES given at the sale Of the es-
n tste Of JAMES DoUGHERTY, deed.
fell due on the 26th ultmo. The purchasers
VIII please come forW ard Immediately and re-
deem their obligations, as the administrator
wishes To settle the estate as soon a. possible
Persons previously Indebted by note or other
wise, to The dccedeni, need expect no further
indulgence. PC. MCABH. .Id,a'r.
Tith me UiH aRnexsd.
IlarPers-Torry, Jan. ,, ls33-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10
PEBLEC SHE.
NNlLL be sold, on Tuesday iLs i5th day If
w this month, at the late residence OF
PHILIP ENGLE, sen, deceased,
I'LL hts Personal PROPERTY

OF every description, consisting in part Of the
following, viz:
Horses, cattle, sheep, and hogs,
Farming Utensils of all kinds,
Such as,-Ploughs, harrows, exc. sc.
Household and kitchen furniture,
Ten acres OF rye IN the ground,
And many valuable articles not necessary
to mention.
Nine months credit will be given on all
sums Of five dollars and upwards for all
sums under FIVE dollars, the cash will be re-
quired the purchasers giving bond " ith ap-
proved security. No property TO be remoI =
ed until the terms Of sale be- complied ~ it'll
Sale To commence AT 10 O'Clock.
ISABELLA ENGLE, ExteUtrir.
Jan, J, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

the discipline and good spirit Of Which equal
ITS valor, are at this instant under a..
walls VI Antwerp. My two sons are in tie
ranks.
"ln giving TO the King Of the Belsians m y
dear child, have strengthened. b, a new tie
the intimate connexion Of the iwo nations
The act which has sanctioned that union a IA
be laid before YOU"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

HAVING sustsined EFy.i injury from per-
~ sOns passing through fsfIn, shd CON-
Hiiting dsPrsdstions. am eomteiltd to for
warn All. PRISONS froua pssslnE THROUGH
saH farm ~ future, on any pfetsaee whsi-
ever, AZ the lss vill be strictly enforced
against all offenders.
Jan. ,, 1888 WM HoOFF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

The Richmond Times Of the I'd inst says
=" All eyes are turned, all feelings concen-
trated tow ards the pending debate on ouI
Federal Relations. II il now under full sail
and crowded lobby, gallery and bar, show the
great interest felt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

The NnlliGers hid fair 10 be nnlliG,J ~
nome. large and spirited meetings of The
people at south Carolina arc hnld,Dg tl.r.,,gl-
out tho state, az which. resolutions 81 H.
hio-i firm and patriotic compile ion are adopt-
ed. We quote tie following from tie prn.
eeedinss ~ a meeting 10 Chesterfield district
~ a specimen
That % the present controversy between
hc United states and the Modification part,
1T south Carolina, ~ VIII NOT srnHir 10
'As H's 81 force 70 compel ~ 10 bear aras agaiasi
90 1orer"0sH Of he JHiied States bc the
consequence what they may; And that IN
support Of this determination. We pic,Igr each
other our lives, oar fortunes. and our sacred
honor "
Aver all Tie legislature q south Carolina
has not ooeyed the iniunction 81 dc Conyep-
ieon, t0carfy The Ordinance fully t.,o elJ,.r, ,
Tie repleVin law, which has been ,,,.ssI -,
prevent the collection ~ duties IN e,b.,t..
TN, leaves q OPTIONAL viih the mrrct,s,t' 4.
pay u they prefer doing go The lipto, -.
Pers think there = not a merchant 4, thai 80
who viii attempt t. avail himself 81 H. -
plevin lav. Al will 20 forward. cheerful,
And pay the duties as usual
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-10

.FoTth Caroiina.-Thc Senate have adopted
il'e resolutions of the committee. One OF
these resolutions j. a. follows
" Re'oirsd That the doctrine Of NulliGca-
ton avo"cd 10y the state Of south Carolina.
and lately promulgated IN an Ordinance. .
revolutionary m IT. character. suhversi,e Of
the Constitution Of the United states, and
leads To dissolution of The Union"
A letter from Raleigh states hat "TLe
Nullihcrs fought hard--that they did thcir
pest To defeat tho resolutions by manmu,rc
aod managemeui"--but 90 VAIN. "The re-.
solutions passed by tie Overwhelming vote
OF AZ yeas To : nay" They will pre,ai, !,
tne House Of Commons by an equally triu,n.
plant vote
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

week without drop of true comfort
Still, when Saturday night came. al
was alive. ana able to do what had
not done before for many a day
went to meeting, and what do YOU
think the minister preached on Why.
as IT to single me out from every bod,
else. tie undertook to show that people
were betrayed into intemperanee bv
degrees. and became drunkards before
they thought of it. He even main
tanned that arden; spirits might be dis
pensed with. In a word to make "A
long story a short one, partly b, pro-
fession and partly by necessity, l have
come over to his side of the question.
have made "a most astonishing discoy
cry; have found out by experience.
that neither rum nor brandy. gin, whis-
key, punch, cgg-poP, nor sling, are to
be reckoned among the necessar!es of
lie, and as ! had no suspicion of this
curious fact before, beg leave to pub.
lsh 1t for the benefit OF mankind. Rum
S not the staff of life; a man can i've
without it. There has been "A great
,hange too wrought in nv family.
My wife has become so neatand good |
that b we almost fallen in
Owe with her a second time. The
INES go better with me; and unless
ONE new storm should blow I'D.
'oPe to live aud die in competence
nd peace.
JACK NEWBOTTLE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30
favour and odour resembles gumazY-

favour and odour resembles gumaz,-
moniac.
! fcEBERcs.-On the 18th Dec. be in-
in latitude Go IL s. IOe % Z. H.. ..
the wind moderated and the weather
became clear at which time we found
ourselves in the midst Of a vast field OF
drifting ice. from which arose in a.
Elost every direction. elevated islands.
or rather floating mountains. OF the
same s.itteriag material. Our >iiua-
ton now was extremely pcrilous, while
tie prospect around us was at once
appalling, sublime. and beautiful. All
that we have ever read Of fairy palaces
and castles with towers Of crystal.
>urmounted bv turrcis and minare:> OF
the whitcst silver. may furnish some
idea ofthe trcachcrous briiliancy which,
now surrounded Us. The morninr
sun shone upon them obliqueIy, anu
their irregular sides reflected its ra,s
in a variety of ga, colours. but VIC
were not so much daZzled by their
beauty as alarmed by their proximity
as large masses of ice and snow were:
frequently falling from their SUBMITS
with Il tremendous crash on the field
IF ice below, OF magnitude and weight
sufficient to sink a ship Of the largest
'lze, should such a one be unfortunate
y found in the line of its descent.
Happily tor Us 1t was nearly calm.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-03-30

Ling dress, buck-skin breeches, beads
and the whole suit complete. On hi:
arrival in Maryland he found his uncle
: ready TO render prompt assistance in
making profitable sale Of his horses
Soon after his arrival he produced his
Indian dress, and informed his uncle
that he had purchased 1t 10 wear into
the large towns ia order to attract at
tention and secure a speedy sale Of hi.
drove. His plan was highly approved
and its efficiency tested the very next
day. The Doctor accoutred in bis
Indian suit with two Of his cousins,
took four Of his horses and rode about
four miles to a general muster. He
had hardly been on the ground fifteen
minutes before the whole multitude
was at his heels and his horses soon
taken off his hands for $50 piece.
His cousins were soon sent Oack for
more horses, which we're as speedily
sold. In about one week, the whole
drove was sold for Sl,5OO over and
above the expenses OF the journey.
With this sum DR.. b. paid up his debts
and went through Carlisle College.
1 have written the above Ia order TOT
show your readers what obstacles
many Of our best western preachers
have been obliged to encounter while
obtaining their education. know
your readers will not feel half the in
terest in his narrative. that they would
have done if they could have heard it
from the Doctors own lips, as l did.
But such as it now is, they may see
that the essence Of the system Of 'ntn-
lal labor schools is no new thing; tial
I was long since by experiment., ascer-
aimed to be practicable for Il young
nan to earn his own support, and "a,
he same time to obtain "A thorou gn
complete education. For no man
vest of the mountains had done more
y organizing and ncurlshing churches
nd preparing young men for the min-
stry, than this same DIR. b. +
DIR. b. we believe, is DIR. Black {
urn of the Presbyterian church. 4
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TERMS.-Two dollars per volume, if
paid within the year, and two dollars and
fifty cents, il payment be DELAYED until
the year expires. Advertisements in
serted at the usual rates.
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An elderly and valued friend OF ours
handed US the following article, which he
found IN An old file Of newspapers. 1t vas
originally published in the Boston TeIe
graph, 10 Io24; and as some old things are
quite as good as sew, he requested its re-
publication, IN hopes that it might do some
good.
A DISCOVERY.
Mr.. EDlroR.-l think it my duty
to communicate, through the medium
OF J ou' paper, great discovery, which
has lately bursts upon my mind; and
which, l hope, will be Ut general use.
l have always blamed the selhshness OF
those, who when they have found out
any sale, or nostrum, lock up the Sc
cret in their own breasts and suffer
their neighbors to perish for the wa
of it, unless they will purchase it an
exhorbitant price. l shall adopt
more generous method; and hasten to
tell you Of a discovery, which if the
world will only rate it BY its utility,
will place my name on a level with
those Of Napier, Franklin or Fulton;
and even entitle me to outshine the
glory Of Columbus himself.
You must know Sir, that | was one
ofthose tools, who get married before
they get any thing to eat: and had IA
dozen mouths to feed, before 1 had
hardly crumb to put into either Of
them. When 1 was about nineteen
years old, | took a notion to go to sing
ing school; where | saw Lydia Love
full, whose black eyes and warDling
voice, wounded my heart, and shot all
the little prudence bad, stone dead.
10 make long story short one,
courted her, and after the usual ouan-
tity OF smiles, tears, poutings, sneeps
eyes, quarreis and reconclliatlons. III
her oct. Sd, Ammo Domini,
1910. We should have been married
= little earlier. only could not rake
md scrape money enough, to buy one
roo Pot. one skillet, three chars, a
bed and pair OF bellows without a
lose; with which conveniences we
drnished our chamber, aud began |,
'ouse keeping; as happy as most ln-
nsled love, without one particle of
or foresight could make US. |.
The honeymoon flew away in bliss;
md must own the first two, or three |.
ears Of our wedlock were not so mis-
rable as they might have been, l was !
trong and hearty. with two good hands I
0 my body. which had bee, accus- :
omed to work. and LYDIA was a thrift !.
y girl, who managed our expens :
nth some economy. But after all ] =
'as mi>erably poor. and had in abun- q
ance the poor mans blessings. Ny :
fife was a fruitful vine. and alas. she =
Eas the only vine IN nv possession. II
Ehioh was fruitful. What, however.
eyond every thing else. increased our
ifflculties was. that | had fallen into
ne practice Of drinking erog ever day. b
b been hahituated to it from nv te
l and been accustomed to reckon vi