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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

,,VIi Ne LAND FUR SALE.-Pursuar To decree OF me
circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanry Tor c conn! "
rooc IN in. case Felix Matthew's u.s. William NiKiS"n anu
cr ;nd ,nts made tie Gt! OF September e s.t' W"
,tc i,h DIV Of ncx ii fir, not, on the ny " @
ON b. premises sell u,r luc;ion to The Liaht' 81"
Vs., g., cash the parcel OF Lnd - S decree
n, which sud Will IN Atkinson r"sli" ADJOINING tr l
w. ~ son and others the luwcT Of the county OF 'ao,
n, far from NeedynoI contui ~, supposed ~ a'eS
o M Also at the unI ri cc, will be sold 9th" hishcS.
Car c. all the sd WIN. iitasons right title ana interest
W @ tract OF Land call Il nruss' adjonns the i'n!' OF "
ri r,on and Others supposed TO contain 2 "crc more or
rbr sale of the named r'ct OF Lind |; mi;2 Tc'G1 E '
decree. ,,.L., p...,n SJcrT Of CorOTnc
=" 3n--I.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

51I;-rV mon Ans REIVAED-Raa away Gn, tic su.c,:
4 hn,n ,to Il,b i,- a negro med EDMOND kINNiA.
tI Iw veil Gow with dark ARD trgich hair grey c!e''
~ n oo very unck spoken he about f1rty year, Of 80"
60 b hn, few would h hem. ssa'" ara Po?
tI ,y ma. q. hc under the above nanc or that " 20
nI c,wn,J ile hal OF when tie let white hat nearly n W,
anil striped paataoon All masters If rss-es are tor u
,sg on bonn vcsst il expected he F!H U! a
tn Ms csc,on The above rewarl al rra'olSae e'F'o
@ he mid far r., delivery 81 sld a"e 10 no
tho unnrr end Of Hanover county, Va ,,-., - rom
Sept 20 t39-"tj lO!'N.H ------z
an rSSRS THOMAS GOODE RICHARD :. 100, TO
Ta Take noc. that Il, the lnh 11;h ana t..i ~ in
,nIt between the hours offs o. lork III the r'on' -.
The evening of each day, ronnu" ron day 70 tho
mo,v h IL hc taken at Tavern of Henry H. IN. ,f'b
no! M ~ H. .I ,e of Vrsns: and Oh the oih ana l".n
DAVIS Of November noSt the house q" a. nece mbcr
$50 SAT- of Alb ma: tic LIST ana "a o4!
| - the hosc of FELL r. Souhal, IN the cou';
in the state The same nou h ns5 a.
@ in su in Oh ncry, depending in me Lcur u;
f,ont OF anl Ch,nrery, in the c "s o. N"''-'
Ynrrs respectfully, &C., as-utas
SeptembSr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

HAMES RIVER AND KANAN ia iDMPANf.-At stated
Monthly Meeting tie President and Directors al the James HI
Kama ha Company. held Ia til" city OF RichGo Oh sanr-
day, ia" 27Ih day Of August. ls:}6, II was ,
r"cd. That DIVIDEND Of cent on ali tifn' "''u'IF
capital stock nj lie "ncS R""r imi Mana" In C"nhm
of JnIS last be- nd application 81 II. Oh
fee ui the dur the ih % the same ftui!
isy order o! the President ard Directors:
W. l.. ClllTTENDEN. Sre-'tcTg
n A--It
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

EeaIiNSWICK AEAbEMf-It !. III" h"ir ami 'slieI " W. ~;
No Trustees td they will make hit ia'nh an 'r'h'E III
the fret or rr uI to accomplish M object They T@ - ""
.rL 4 y To- prurr 4 trirr All h4r" "1lfsird WISE IN
w. n al. II r endowed unless he .l.a t" TAX" casc ut a
School m The irs, ,,-Thr undersigned r" been ' r'"d II"
,a wi .,or .r! situation They wh 10 cn:lr' ;Hn'"in
who il P.cn,c in the insu"li"a o y" and one WI"
so,. wears business. h1rcSS hc rHiescH
nos, naii Tawrcucrv VILE, Brunswick county, Nlrgi:a
P' r''' j.. e. HICKS,
INO. T.. SHELL,
iliCIS s. G!iUT&ON,
HENRY LEWIS.
c r15sil WM. II. l.. MERRITT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

BUCKINGHAM FOR SAElhe subscriber Offers Tor sale his
plantation the county Of Mddcscx, known BY the above
name with oil the stok utensils and every ihng Of de-
scrpliou upon the which len IN Of
premises with Mr. VIM. Jessee in tho neigh
brlooJ upon application him by d
Port Royal The believed contain about $500
acres in. upon Eapraannock rivcr about SUI Of which
aud the hauucr for the we'll mbercd cons
erabc portion with the finest ship timber The dwelling consists Of
two well cpmnoLous brick buildings, uerabc repair,
beautifully aul heah situated and where probably would
equal yield a-cr OF the comforts and Injuries
IL not previously sold il will he offered the premises
October with Thing 7snd-an n" then
o WILL utter the sale Of the stocks, &C., he leased for term Of
i've years. }. IL. BERNARD.
May 81. $3.50 ids
10 above sRc unnvoiuh!y postponed to the 18th Oc"cr
Til the 18th september address to The subscriber a New York
Au,us J. II. b.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

I'm = TAVERN SrANO.-i Offer for sale well known
rnoxo y the name Of the Old Church. in the Of
INIT. on the Main Roah, leading from Richmond to Tap
N Il niles from Richmond and at the junction Of the Roads
h r., ,rahannucS, Gloucester, Mathews, &C., embracing
i OF whole lower county, There is .ieat deal
-, Ihis Rnal AMI The House This time has ts
situation j. very handsome one, and is Us healthy
,, below the Blue Ridge: The water is very fine and
=" ,b huinrS consist of story wood house, with
,,c story ling, all connected, with all the
on hursc stables, carriage houses, an &c" house that
i,., .,,. = store house, in which small capital may I've
ken .mploved; tho buildings all n"w-there
w. - ,.. o. Land OF cool quality. without fear Of
80 b,r ,his stand in lower Virginia. and
' .h interest, is seldom in market. Tho will be
80 7,,,, c. \. HODGES.
SCI" 4l-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

NuIL Committed ID the Jail uf A"ghany county, Virginia
~ the ll day Of r bright Mulaiio who calls
himself AARON-suppuad be- about Fy n age; had
cumftrd light bInc jeans roa' jeans pnna'o"n' two
shoe. white hat Su sHyc about i've FRET tMn
.h. hult with sn.g hair mud hlr inclined to
ball headed, with small his immediately btiwr"n
surpassed To b" the property OF S2mn- ihopon 81 iui-
Va The n said slnr" IA requested /" 'o"c
utw prove his property and pay charges or othM's .h h''
will no Gi.,osrd of according 10 law. JAMES Z. BAKER
S,,, .Jyi:nr 1. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

WALL ABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR SAl.f.-Thc subscribers
bea. uly authorised by the last will and Testament OF the late
Charles askrtv OF Luma Grove, Mccktnburs county, Ia
to dispose ofhiS real estate Offer tic public valuable plan
70 nokc River about ID miles east "yi" coat ns
1878 acres; which SNAIL dwelling house, twn excellent gr
u.ric barns, cint Do E m
co. for 80 W negroes, 900" Stables c1s ic
sc. This land is well pied III" production OF cor :cc"
and ntatinn sufficiently lrSc aud III perfect
reatinesS the employment ct 30 hands.
Also III" Church Branch and McSS Creek, near the
above of ov"y .oo Ga , th hcng 20 /" 50 crrS
grounds, completely reclaimed and 1T Tor vaon-lnd
nnuh. small Buyiun entirely i'll woods, and vla
,mocr.Pcrnas wishing to pVIcis@ w: r Shewn TIE
above property! Wiam r. ;skrrv.i VIII" lives IN M immediate
ne.h5orhooI WM r. BASKERVILLE Executors u ChGrcs
JOHN COLEMAN, baSEnrM, d'e.
I,nl,, her Sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27


I)LOUpED STOCK FOR SALE wish TO remind the pnTi'
Is ,La, in The Juy No. o American Turf Register, will e
fui Ii; - head OF Through rcS IL" sHa Inc ta"
Of said lis, stand, Firtia and Isabella, with Their lic'lc
i,ns with !nr lot al Mares, Colts AMI 'rS
very closely allied Old !gnrS-ai OF which are well kno"n ny
Sr-Thc above VIII be sold al Nc"
rk.t Hill the week in October next; hrl" Inc nnnu
Fan Meeting of the Ncwm k-t Jockey Club think would "'
an Inn far in s,yn. believe the sid stock equal To any
hcr in the United States aitc the iuhir to take N" ANA
ialrc for themselves. My health is bad mn anxious 10 r' even
IL shall he effected yaluu. sometimes bet, AMI upon Ills
aston, challenge the world, that will bet tn" M,"le III, 10
s1 600 that Martin Van Barren will he elected neat iI"Sir o
,Ic i-ui,cd Substituting Hugh H. " h;" Zen w H. iia
rison and Daniel Webster, ESD coil "a. "hc' stone c
r oh .no, he accented, must be n"9orit"d IN some
one Of the specie banks OF the t. = by me hISi ax M We
to,cr sept. o-'''iol r r;,.o. ,r;u
IS niSh Tie above until the LIST week in October ncN', ana
irr ,ri their acroua.S this Office for collection
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

,ny pr ANTERS-1hc subscribers offer for su'c uhont o'"
acres Of and The fork OF the Alabama ana 'nOrck-
lam having Of IL miles, ami on the ioirr
If about mile These lands oici yer! desirable 10
a,"e Planters may be disposed to cmsntc INTO nmHi
III mo ouIn 80 miles from the city OF Mobile are
ioh lands, and of the mes; approved o
several h"
for simmer it'll numerous springs "i the ru
r.; nrr Aluu, clcarc' ami nave pee"
roo,s upe culture remainder Is well wooded WIN pop
lar nn ash and hirknryThc convenience OF Tue above an u"
, CITY Mobile by tine rivers, naTiaHI al az e
- f ,bc c, bv s.ran,bnG ilcm rsFhnic "' 10
planters ar disposed to invest on icn irnS, 49,
go, he application 10 ilr n!rrhcfs AZ n.nr
iSignch) "'h'S"h
lime 10,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

YFIS MACKENIiE< SEMINARY will % r"r.n6 oil the Isl
va Muiry in tu" for the reception III hni!c;- !"l '! P"
rIan.,I to IN. MI liberal rnal- "il'A 'oi ini
nc yro d n"u-i.cl establishment, AMI ~ -'i- !" ' ~
, n efficient m crs M rxca>" phil, uphir md r"cnic"
,un InS free WI. s."rird 5r4ty I'm ever! "he
~ r ,r which - Dram ,.c acquisition "i -oi u'Sin :nd
ILrr cI: .ron iii" h,raor particularly ir"r"l" 10 h%i
,, o., u: The elevated, AIRY. and pleasant on 'hoh" mn
rr Loi.r v.v rnrnuin- ma attached I" f"n acre 81
rrl:rI rrnnrd wII ttrilintrs. iii. ' !oi: h'' In
~, dine ryrrrsr j.. Trn air. T'n--arG '!"@ We sr"h
49,; r",r NJ ten month $2nn-y iu: Sl ;Iiinm $Vr"ch
tin Fr.nrh snlni.h aml Iiain", 81 TX "i"- S'@'nias
N-nuc fer each lesson Of M h"u-:'r peg 4"
coats IL lesson. y. ga
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
-r,v aypyERsTasEsRENT's

~ r1iIy RANDOLPH, Of R"a"oke-ihe stu. OF Horses,
Il N - nun!rr iaclu,lug OF the finest aiarcs aud
- a Tho - r,s belonging the estate OF the late Mr
i' vii; the Brick Tavern. Charlotte Court 'hoase,
ta O The Is al November, TO the highest bidder,
~ q" ,b G !a, Of July 1877 the purchaser giving bonds
s'' | .runry before ia" property j. delivered IL may be
-: ,r, surh selection Of StGlons brood Mares, nml
a , been Offered from the stud ut any gentleman ia
,,o: the Stations the superior und noted horse
Nr p;ir AMI high hrc and beautiful animal,
:'' ,, Ms aroriie with the late Mr. RandO'ph;
; NJ, rai HIdtr anil several Others OF high claims Tho
80 lily q: l,on grut sze.i-h form ana color, (bein.
@' arc ..arcrv aud ainlv surpassed, by a.y in
% IA: mostly III" descendant: of his "n'o!@ English mares,
F" Bsxbar Lady AMI Slatira BY Alexander
sae' ~ ,yho.r nrii-rrcs well known need be
II" Ic aui all Of which may be fund in the English and
h. n Two or three pair Of fine match Horses, nn per.
Ihe'' wa s.ilines WYATT CARDWEIL,
'1 aaayer eftse estate Of job" Randolph, If R"anoke
il--tLs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

SALE OF NEGROES-Tcm Fifteen likely will he
" sold pr Cash. Richmond Court house, Monday, the 3D. uy
Of October nexi iCourt duy) JOHN a. PARKER,
L9geRt for tie
Tappahannock Sept. s. Bids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27


Mrs H"rqms' .lc0dsmy for y'ung Ladtrs, R"hm"nd.
EtNn!Nt the fatigue D c"muc.". large al establishment ~
carried the last Year, by MIS- l!cnfIc"es an IN! '' 100
great my Iralrh, have determined 10 Withdraw"
communicating ;h resolution To the pubic IL ~"rh "nd
to pupils particular, MIDI my n"r"' c'te '"'
Mrs. ii'nruc' utHr" nis Tint fc may III 'Ht os
ol The scholastic find nain rndrf h' Gaze" an "
she h:I cnntrn!inG,iT la1ocn
cnnvirrh The OF :nu'r ,nt "r
worthy oil aonirnce placed in her. and ~ Teacher: pos,
al degree, The talents mchnd Gud InGnry ,eq"
.;,r .,r 81 a.luou. i TASK JANE T. PTTlCDLAS.
Ia roncGurnr. Mrs Pcrcla>' eir1icn Which dinccfir
regret" oi rciiuluI-hns the boarding
part order ""utc whole iiir Ell" ~
ruou 10 instr ou al ne rria. sr:cercd in Securing IN"
classical Trnch"r ar The ""!" "ny. is
nr The o. that coHlInc' "ch i'HS
wn, will the mos, vsunI reward iu' ft ana
the nrsip u"'" riu <ilmu1nt 10 :utu" H2e:icas
Aca.-uy and terms GLai!c!rc p!e"hS 'f's"s
will be- given b. Mr.. Pr!i olas. w ,,,.,,,r-=
IN, having taken the house rrcer:iy OCCUPIED 5y MIS-
lrc0!a< turin. IL" "nuin: AcAacncal yrnf con-"
nrn" Of Dcrucr Il! duties Of Assistant le1chc',
l-n1uc my Ladies', ana IS aIso prPaea
9Th Beard in his family you7: ladies wose 'Iu
'''" "! ~ ''"'''''''" ~ ' WM. HAWEEsWORT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

TER rE&+IrO$ SEMINARY "r young Ladca viii rcnn','cc
We on the al NEXT Cspch'a wa! oS
r.. 10 rrn,!.r ~ tho hrst in Richmond
,irar will he bcSI""e Cd on all the brGurGG' CT "
Ni c Finch and languages will BE tsugh na:iTf 1s
respective countries.
Drawing. Painting. Music, Dancing anl Embroidery
a Latin ca-+ will b" continued.
Expcrrnr. convinced the Priocal OF ! School, hG talents
10 sruc-, nH'd 10
ynInrrr children has, therefore, ' cd h- Sch9"i INTO rs" DC
nnurnIs. s. miur aud Junior. =,
Parent. and nraraus Respectfully requested 20 app 10 Nj
prr.irn 10, further information, his reside S" al III
' w., m ' 4I-ii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

BHTENSiVE SALEIlnvins sold all real estate in Fis-
na will dispose OF personal property trxcepng avcs by
auction The sale Thursday 2 Srpicmhr anl
he continued from day day Gwynie appaaunocs Is
county. Virginia.
The stock una utensils such only be found the largest
and hest managed estates "S0 head cattle amons them
ID work Oxen Bcvr the cattle OF the
Devon sock $50 Sheep oss Horses Mules Jack and Jnne1
Carts When, Mnchae Fau Pouss and gcur 300 gallons un
&c &C. &c. Trrm six months credit.
AT the time and place, will be otcd for snlc credit Of
twelve months Stud, comprising The following Thoroughbred
Horses, Masca and Colts, with their engagements:
AutorRt rychcs, Robin Brown Switch, Miss Chance Zuicika
Lucy Gwynn, Aurora.
Also several Cults and Fics OIL and yoarlngs by Au
ioct Chateau MaseauA Marlborough Tm"ron and Tychns.-
Refer Turf Register an Skinner Stud Book for pcsc.
HENRY A. TAYLOE.
Sept. lG l3S-tds LiLyds, Essrr co. Pa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27


n AvINt; oH"i"d offer for M c"mr"" .$"acnt %: r
NJ Coach i;ainIci Nr3 :Ifned cnir~
Lungs, pact lla!,r iIu"r l""ks kn5S plated Joints
Cri;h AMI Dlroacnc Hinges. an. Monl.mo
Pln and ruirayr iiu' E,Eds
l;u Bows AID C.aisr iI.rS
Curtain, dash step ard patent Leather
Green, blur red aud hlck M"rocco skins
I.nrcs, Fringe, Tassels and Tufts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10
THE WAY TO CURE A Rad HUSBAND.

THE WAY TO CURE A A HUSBAND.
One farmer Potter, Of the parish oil
Devonshire, a man much inclined TO
sottishness, having occasion TO sell a
yoke of oxen, drove them to Creditor
fair, about six or eve miles distant,
and meeting with a good fair enter
tainment and jovial~ companions, he was
nightly in his element, and did not cry
to 90 home, but tarried there some
weeks, singing the songs Of the drunk
ard, until, at last, he was disposed to
set out for Devonshire, and, taking his
landlord with him, they soon arrived at
the farmers house, where he expected
to meet a warm reception from his wife;
but the good woman had formed a bet
ter resolution.--Upon the sight of his
wife, who came TO the door, he accosted
her with-"So, Grace, | am returned"
to which she answered, 81 see you
are, my dear; you are very welcome.
" But, "said he, | have brought
another man with me-" Quoth she,
" he is welcome, too, for your sake.
/" But, my love, said he, 81 have
sold my oxen, ~" My dear, you went
to the fair for that purpose" We
spent the money" elf you have,
auoth she, " it was no more than your
own" But farther than that, said
he, al have gone a score TO the amount
of forty shillings, and here is my land
lord come for IT," off so, said she,
"TH 90 up stairs and fetch it for him, "
which she did Immediately; and after
wards treating the landlord with a
pitcher of cider and pipe of tobacco, in
an amicable manner, he took his leave,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

DUELLING EDIToRs.-Wo are sor-
ry to learn from passengers IN the nor
thern mail stage, that the entire odlto-
rial corps Of Jackson, the capital Of
this State, started on Monday Of this
week for Louisiana, for the purpose of
an appeal to deadly combat. The prin-
cipals, we learn, are Messrs. Howard
and Bouchellc, editors ofthe Misslssip-
pinn and the State Rights Banner. The
difficulty arose from the bitterness of
their editorial articles against each 9TH
or. Their partners in their respective
establishments were their seconds, as
also four others, having three each
and a surgeon. These all make up
quite a party, and from the anlmosity
existing between certain of the seconds
fears arc entertained ola general fight
us well as single combat.
Why do not editors, like lawyers,
consider their political squibs and jibes
as merely professional, and not the
Just p~rovocatives to murder and blood.
shed
P. s. Since writing the above, we
learn that the duel has taken place,
and that one Of the principals was Sc
verely wounded.-Natchez Miss He
raid.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

The following notice Of the crops OF
the West and South, is from the New
Orleans Bee, Of the 18th ult.
TEE HARvEsT.-The intelligence
from the Western country represents
the crops in the most fiourishing condi-
ton and we may anticipate a large
harvest. This is a subject in which
every man, woman, and child IN the
community takes an interest, and we
feel happy that the information IS OF SO
auspicious n nature. Much land has
been brought under cultivation during
the present year by cmigration' oy
which our exports will be greatly IN
creased, and the business ofour city be
rendered more extensive. The failure
Of the crops at the East and the North
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

ELOQUENT ExTRAcT.-The Essex
Mass Agricultural Society, held its
annual Fair and Cattle Show at Dam
vers a few days since. Governor Ev-
erett was present, and, having been
rendered tho thanks Of the Society, by
the Committee OF Arrangements, no
addressed the company in his usual ell
oquent and happy style. The follow
ing sound and sensible extract is wor-
thy ofattention +:
"Laslly, that | may say a single
word on a subject on which the orator
has preceded met isa great und Just
boast of the pilgrims and their descen-
dants, that they made early ond ample.
provision for education. Farmers oil
Essex, hold fast to that boast. | had
rather, for the appearance, if must
choose between them, see the country
dotted all over, at its cross roads, with
its plain little village school houses,
than have tie high places Of a few
large towns crowned with the most
splendid fabrics Of Grecian or Roman
art. | had rather for the strength and
defence ofthe country-if must choose
between them--see the roads leading
to those school houses thronged with
the child rem Of both sexes, saluting the
traveller rs he passes, in the good old
New England way, with their little
courtesy or nod, than gaze upon regi-
ments Of mercenary troops poradlng
the ramparis Of impregnable fortress
cs. Aye foi the honor oil the thing, l
had rather have it said Of me, that
was, by choice, the humblest citizen OF
the state, making the best provision for
the education ofall its Children, and that
| had the heart to appreciate this bles.
sing, than sit on a throne o fivory n
gold, the monarch Of an empire on
which the sun never sets. husband
men, SOW the seed Of instruction IN
your sons and daughters minds. 1t
will grow up and bear fruit, though the
driving storm scatter the blossoms OF
spring, or untimely frost overtake The
fruits Of autumn. Plant the germ Of
truth in the infant understandings OF
your c~hildren-save, stint, spare, scrape
do anything but steal-in order TO
nourish that growth-and it is little or
nothing TO say, that it will flourish when
when your grave stones, crumbled IN
to dust, shall mingle with the dust they
covered-it will flourish, when that
over arching heaven shall pass away
like a scroll, and the eternal sun whicn
ligbtens it shall set in blood !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1836-11-10

the common standard Of his worth H.
May none Of the endowments ofnature
or the requirements of art, have the
honor Of being in~ventoried with the
stuck Of his farm, his merchandise, or
lpaseheld furniture ?
Atitere Is a small mistake, says tho
WORD or its careless computers; we
really lelt out his mental ware, in ma
KING our estimate. How shall we cor
rect the error What is the average
worth Of a man, stripped, like Job, Of
his external property A hard cues.
ton, truly. and but little thought Of.
| should suppose it easy to find an
average size for all the animals appen.
dant 10 tho earth. know of no way
to estimate his value excep, il be by
his worth to the community or his
friends. BY this standard there would
be as great a diversity in the worth OF
men without property, as with.
Wealth is a good thing connected
with n liberal mind. Merit has its val
ue wherever It is found, but it is gene
rally priced lowest by those who value
money highest. To do it somedegree
Of justice, let a moderate price DO a.
greed upon, and SGT down against a list
OF the most obvious public and private
virtues, and useful requirements.
This will introduce a new kind of
circulation. Mems estates may be in
yentoried as usual, after their decease /;
but there will be a considerable differ
ence between what they are worth
white living, and after they are dead.
Let people, while alive be ranked
according to the sum total oftheir real,
personal and mental property, and,
pride, justly humbled, would take its
place in the kitchen, merit would ba
called to the parlor, and receive its duo
honor from men of real worth.