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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-31
Trust sale.

YEeIIE undersigned, trustee in deed ex
Il ecu'ed by Calender b. Wildly. for
the benefit OF Isaac 5. Lauck, will sell al
public auction, on Saturday, The 10th dag
Of neat month, al the house VI said Wildly
in Msrtinsburg, sundry
Goods and Chattels,
conveyed by said trust deed. consisting OF
Horse; a Cow 4; a ten plate SiOre and
Pipe quantity Of Wagon makers st,U;
too sets Of Wagon maher Tools; CTnad
Stone; Feather Beds. Bedding. &c, To
bies. Bureau. Clock, Chairs. &C., &c.
g5.Sale will take place al an early hour
of the day. Terms. credit Of 6 mouths
on all sums of 50 and over--for all under,
cash. JOHN STROlHER.
May Cd. 1915
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-31
EaniiIY Flour

FINOR sale at the store of
E1 JOHN w. BOYD & Co.
MAY 81, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-31
UoLI.ow-wAaE,

Of all descriptions. Machinery can be bad
on short notice, warranted Of good iron
and southland at as low charges as can
be had at any other place.
g1-Produce, at the market price, will
be taken 10 payment; also. Iron and Cash
no credit. THE FOUNDERS.
Nav 81. 1887 If
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-31
land G,,. Sale.

'NHE undersigned offers Cor sale thatya
u luable Tract Of Land adjoining Solo
non Ropp, Henry Riuer aud Dr.. Hedges
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Truss Sale.

DY virtue Of a deed Of trust from john
Hp Snyder, for the benefit Of John w
Boyd s. Co., the undersi gned. trustee. will
sell at the dwelling house Of said Snyder,
in Marlinsburg, oa Thursday, thc I'D day
Of June nert. variety of
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-05-31
Goods and Chattels,
.yE0rsinsosgl.g E0ssnGry.

gHyHERE can he had at this time, al the
a foundry, MOULD BOARDS Of the
different kinds that are in use in the coun
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23
TER NM
n ARGE Mars or Mrsslss.ppt AND AII,.x.

ARGE Mars or MIsslssrpp,Ayp AI,v.x-
~ n showing the public and Indian lands ynd;
ahiseseFVations Land Distrcts, townships. stream,
DC. engraved from the government snryav, anl
plats IN the General Land Office. Wn.bino.or q;
y; ny H. 6ILSAS, Draughtsm.n in the Cena,,l
Land Office. 80 '''0 "e'Sta'
r. FAVOR, Bookseller, Washington C;tv h. .
lus' published land secured the copyright sccordi.r
70 Jaw the above maps, which will be }opnd ;nfr'
y more complete aud accurate than any be,etof,-s
puUlshed' They are published on seperote sba.,s.
each containing nearly six square feet and will No.
found especially useful and valuable 10 ,hose w..
ested in the lands ofether state, as thew shou
fy item of information which is in The nossss e..
the land offices, relative to water courees ,oun
snip lines, Indian lands and reservations land Al.
rcts DC and will be found perfectly accurate and
precise IN these points. They can be sent bv mail
o any part of the United States, subject on,v -
nge letter postage. Price two dollsrs ~ tb,so
opies OF either will be sent by mail for five doll,,s
ioefal discount will be made to travelling AGENTS
" 10 any who buy to sell again.
prEditors of newspapers, any where v,o vii,
:ive the above advertisement Including this No.
lce one or two insertions, shall receive bv retnr,
nan copy OF each map, if they will send cow
'ae paper containing it to the advertiser.
Aug. II, 1887,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

Taco branded on the ocu hip viii, ~ ap a 10 sac
the Nh ~ August 1887.
Taken pp by lanes Mccsry living three mil,.
nofih.wss, Of Ripley tine Hay Horse supposed ~
be- an Indian poooy, with a star in his forehead,
with an old bell on tied with rope, 6uftacn hand.
bleh supposed 10 b. seven ycau old, ap'd 10 $50
the 2Dtb Of August 1887.
Taken up Lewis Collie, living I've miles north.
west OF Ripley, on the berlin road, One Rcd and
Whi'c spockled work Steer, supposed 10 be- scycu
years old, marked with half crop in the righ, and
swallow IN the left, no brands pofeeynblc, an "A
10 $50, the 20th Of Sept. 1887.
Taken up by Frances Harden, living eight miles
southeast of Ripley, near the Cotton Gin road.
Ono work Steer, white back and belly, brindle
sides, upper bit out Of the right ear, he Jeff crop
and under bit, points Of his horns sawed OIL; an "A
to $50, the l4th October 1897.
Taken up by George r. Ellis, living nine miles
north cast Of Ripley, One Bay Horse, blind in The
'eu eye, right hnd foot white, star in the forehead
about seven years old thirteen or fourteen hands
mgh apd to $50, this 9th OF Oct. 1887.
Taken up by James II. Pabsan a Bright BAY
Mare, and colt with q star enip in her lo,eho,j
ABOUT twelve hands high shout five years old bran
oea on the lett shouder but not intepsble---the
colt the same color with star and snip in is fore
mead and about year DID, all four feet white, and
Doth ap'd to $50, The 4th Oct. 1887.
Taken up by William Mills, living three and /,
hali miles East OF Ripley, One sorrel Mare with a
blaze face, let hind foot white, sixteen hand. high
supposed to be seven or eight years old; ap'd to
10 dollars, the 28th Of Oct. 1887.
Taken up by G deon Hogg, living three miles
southeast Of Ripley, One Bright Bay Mare four.
teen and half hands high, four wears old last
spring. small blaze in the face. both bind feet
White up to the hook, left shoulder and eve def
'ient, fifty cent bell tied on with a raw hide string
,p'd to 20 dollars.
Taken up by John +. Burns, living six miles
southeast OF Ripley, on the Cotton Gin road two
"ork steers, One black and white speckeied. a.
'ons eight years old = staple and ring in his lef.
lorn, marked with crop off his left ear and two
pitts IN the same, the right ear 10 split; AZ d 70
Is dollars.
The other is a Red Brindle Steer. some white /
pots on him, some white in his face. abn,s e;gh, /
'esrs old, mark, both ears cYopt and split. has IN
arge brass bell; ap'd 10 25 dollars, the 10Th OH
September 1887.
=, PIG. KING, TIC.
Now y; 1887. 13-3w
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23
ys-Tippah County

up by Pleasant p, Ford Twin. nina
~ miles west of Ripley near shelbys mil; ;1l'
one Brown Mare Mule, age not known with rsa 4,
marks on each sholder;>ap'd to $50, the 10th .,
August 1887. 'o'' 81
.ahen up by John Shelton, living three miles
northwest OF Ripley, One Sorrel Mare, sunnosos
70 ,oe an indian Poney, with blaze face blem;sh
IN ner lett eye and scar on her left hip near the
oick oone' thought to be branded with / r about
e'gnt or nine years old, and about thirteen
aanas nigh; ap'd to $25, the 28th. day August
Iaken up by Lovet NJ, Hatcher, living seven
les East OF Ripley, One Bay Mare about eleven
years old, thirteen hands high some saddle spots
branded thus R: ap'd to $50.
ALSO One Sorrel Horse, about fourteen ba nds
nigh, and about three years old, one small saddle
spot, TWO near feet white with ANAL b,.vc i, ,ro
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23
A YANKEE DINNER

I say marm, your folks don,
want to buy no sin ware nor voodsr
bowls here this afternoon. do ye?n
""eli: guess we don't. What
dye ax?" '
"Wouldn't you give two and four
pence for this ere, and throw in a
dumplln and lasses for dinner? Inn
staryin hungry"
''Dew tell Wal, l guess I'll due
1t; but don't ye want to swap some of
yer tin ware for darnation s;obt of
old pewter? because ifye'll due that
you shall have whole belly full of
as good pork and lasses, besides the
dumplins, as You could ges clean off
IN old Virginia, guess"
"Wal, by gosh its bargain"
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23
Klan ks
Ofali kinds for sale at the Transcript
Office.
The RIPLEY TRANscRIpr.


Pu6hshed every 7hursday Morning, By
JAMES b. WALKER, Editor a. Proprietor
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ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at one dollar tor =
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All advertisements not marked on them VI
number Of insertions, will be- continued until f0ssS
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The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

> eshiperanoe puts wood ON the
I nfe' Hour in the barrel, meat in the
. .bo Sigor IN the body, intelligence in
inc BRAIN, and spirit in the whole
composition. ""o'o
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

Original Anecdete-sn a CITY no,
a thousand miles from this place
while celebrated music master was
trying the tone of an Upright Piano.
which had just been received in one
OF the musical stores of that place. =
couple of wagoners from the back
woods were passing by. One ofthem
peculiarly struck with it, had stopped
to listen to the molodious airs which
Tue master was running over; the OIL
'her having passed on some consid-
cradle distance before he missed his
comrade, called out,--sHilIoal Bill.
what are you stopping there for2' .By
golly, JIM exclaimed the other, lust r; |
come 6 here and look how this ERE
teller IS grabbing music out o this
ERE cupboard.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

Il say Jim your coat amt lo,u d.
nc hough tor YOU "Never mind, twill
oe long enough afore | have another
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

A baEff called at the residence If
distressed Quaker. to serve a writ,
was refused admittance. He said to
the servant, ''Your master is at home
but ne will not see me.'' "He hus
seen thee, friend" said Abigail, ..but
he does not like thy appearance.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23
POETRY.

a. t''7Tf-As~~-N~~ss~s-~en
FSrme R,piey rran,cr,y.
npzaA ron LITTLE RIPLEY,
WINE towns as large az Baltimore
Flourish along tho c,slorn Q orc,
Fstl tho West, where wild ca,s roar,
huan for little Ripley
Where, late, che savage Chckaq..
Whoopod loud, and kissed h,s conner ,eu,w
Rejoicing now in pride of,v,
iluz'a for little Ripley
Here commerce Lifts his jolly head.
Here lads and asses soon shall wed.
And light, aud life, and glory spread;
'luzrn for little Ripley,
Thus let the chcsrfal chorus roll.
10 gladden. ev'ry patriot SOUL.
'he printing press improve the whole
Hszza for little Ripley!
DORCHESTER,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

A writer in the Courier saws. that
suicide has not been sufficiently con
sidered ane OF the fine arts.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

NhE attachment in the above stated case In.
- wing been this day returned, duly executed
on the estate oFJohn I. Smith, not ce is hereby
gwen that unless the said defendant shall appear
give special bail, and plead in the said case nj or
before the next term of the Circuit Court 10 be
noioen Tor the county aforesaid on the ffh Mon.
qay after the fourth Monday in October 1897.
Judgment will be entered against him. and his
estate so attached will be sold.
witness Hardy w. Stricklin clerk of the said
COURT this 31st day of October 1887.
II. w. STRICKLIN, Clerk.
Ripley Oct. 81, 1887. 12-4t rprs fee eE m,
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

Wv ehtefinp the political arena, ne a io,,rnal,s
~" proprietor sawafe that he WIN have many OBJ
s"o'est 70 encounter growing o.t ofthe diaieul,iol
Incident to the sottemen, ola now country. a, well
90 that ofparty desoDions, tho former We expect
70 be able 10 surmount by industry and peracycr.
a"So' tue lattor may, without much lbcraliiy on
WV par' OF The people, render the efforts Of the
nuaor TO be useful entirely unayuiling. We will
In''enh"ess, enter upon the undertaking. and On.
usa'o' ~hero we cannot please. At least not to
ononoi the promotion Of the public as well az our
own interest being our object and the interest of
l.ne west generally, we have selected the Town of
nip'ey' as the theatre Of our operations. an we
elaAni, and all We expect is f,ir and honea sun.
port IN the labor OF our profession.
40 furnish the nows ofthe day in the commercial
sna political world; 60 communicate inlorrpiion
lo' 'ne rapid and extensive diffusion Of knowleape;
l'o promote and uphold the interest OF the farmer
merchant and mechanic--wll he tbe leading oh
Ject' Opposed alike to party intolerance, and sect,
FIsn nigotry our aim viii be- 10 warn the patriot
o CANCERS winch may threaten the couatry 10 aug.
ges' such measures as may 6e thought sest calculn
yea 70 ADVANCE the permanent interest of our new
Out highly favored country.
on the subject of political alFsirs, we shall s,e,.
oIIy oppose every association Of indiy 1uals under
whatever name or disguise, whose Object is 20 ra-
ftraih' oy party management, the iul expression
u uhpFeIud'ced sentiment; we shall advocate the
cause OF pure, unmixed democracy.-pot that hind
OF democracy, which teaches blind and massive
ooeoance to the dictates ofparty and partisan lea
aers' without enquring into the purity oither mo
tlVes; but that which teaches the right and cana
city OF the people themselves, 10 nominate anal
choose then own rulers, and prescribe their own
measures OK government, unaided by directions.
ana unintiuenced by party Leaders.
we shall endearor to be temperate and ,esnec,.
ni towards political opponents, and TO respect The
'hatacFef and feelings of those who may differ with
Is IN opinion either as to men or measures: we
'hs claim the right in respectful manner 10 cyi.
else the pYetensons Of such 40 offer their serv;ces
o me public, we shall not deny the right to others
'ut we VIII not treat az enelnies, and as unworthy
u pubhc confidence, such as differ with us in oD;o.
on and persue ahigb-minded and honorable course
TERMS. /
ne publication Of the sRIPLEY TRAINS.
be commenced GO soon as il is ascerr.i.
ieo that sufficient number OF subscribers can he
'Dtamed, The RIPLEY TpAsscRIpr. viii he
ieaty printed, with entire new materials, procursa
expressly for the purpose, on fine Roval Shoe, a
y e04' ooe'ar' IN advance, or FYye at the end of
ne year; payment made any time within two
months after the Issuing Of the second number will
Ne considered in advance.
ripley, May 96, 1887.
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

Foarsn ojJu'y in Hvginia, co,v .bs 81.
"m W.. soast rom the Winchester Republican,
ny Robert +. NcKay,-Tne suspen.:.n Of
specie payments. y
h1rks from the Banks an awful crash
re patriot hear the cry,
f0t mere $ aote thattalls fer cash,
Bar oh as cNGJie!y
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

roehca@--SoRe person expresses his love as
'o'ows' upon the back ofne Of our lie Roy shin
plasters wy "'''''
oinan NOTE love you do you ask me why!
because you do the want of change supply
oHVef would do it--Gold could do no more.
90 We must use you till the pressu, ia o. er.
lie Roy GageRs
The Ripley transcript. (Ripley, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-11-23

me State Of -Ni,si"ippi
Tippah County.
Jefferson j, .Neeks T.
Robert p. Harvis. Ar.acbme,, e,,saoa -,
VS.. 1sv;sd ar 80. - n'n
John r. Smith, "0D
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THE CHARACTERIZATION.

at the Capitol, MT. van buren, 'looh '"e
stems of the portlco IF the Capitol, made
H., c,ll,,v;rr odJ,,ss.
VIZ W.
MN VAN bO hhN - iNAONO MA"
ADDRESS,
t,oi,.u f-;,;.ors.
Tho nroc,;co of nil nv nrelccessors i'm
,rosos m ,ro IN obl;oo,,on 7 cbeerrnllv FIJI.
e. ~ ooonn,n,r, ,,o nrst and SOLEMN oc,
nfr,v rnbl,c ,rns, with nm ovowol or the
nr;no;nlos ,Lot v,,Il orida mo IN nerf,rn,ny
!, onI IN oynression of NV fcelings ON as.
sn,,ino +, ob,rro en- ros,onsih,c and vos,
IN ;,,i.oIinr ,heir cvamnlo. | tread in the
,I,,,s,ens nT ;Iius,rious men. whose superi.
ors !, e oar hopni,ose IN hcl;ovo nrc mi,
c,rnJ IN ,ho ovocn,iv, colcrdnr or INV
o,.,x, hn,,nr ,h,o, wo ,ocnnr:zo tho
ouI;oa; I'D Gr,,cs, n,llor, IF tho rrnuhl,c.
Sh,so 10 m,hnn, m, noiionnl ,udooaudence
wos frs, declared. him. who above all 9TH
.ors onn,,ihu.od Ia establish i, on the field
ofha,,io. md ,hoec whose demanded intel.
loo, ,nd ,a,rio,ism cons,ruc,nd imnrovcd
nnJ.r yh,ch we i've Ifsuch mon in the
nns;,;op I ,w occnnv fplt themselves over
uholmnd hv = sense nf cra,,,ude for this.
,hn h;ahos, If al, MARKS nf ,hcir coun,rv's
oonf,Iono, and hv i, copsoious,oss ol ,bc,r
liability adequately +, DISCHARGE the duties
NJ an of}ice :, difficult and exalted. how
much mrs mus, these consideration. affect
ono ,yhn can relv an no such CLANS for ia T.,
vor ~ f,,boornnco. ITnhke all who have
nrocoeded mo the rcvnlu,iou tina, cave Ms
pv;s,onco =. ono ncoulc. was achieved NJ,
the ner,od Of nv bjrh; and whilst | con.
,on,n,a,o mi, h nr,,or,l rcyoronco TIM, mem.
o.nif,a a,,a,, r1,l,I,o,. hnIon, ,n n ,o,nr
al ,Lo, 7 ,,o,,,', ,'vncc, NV country
u,or ~ ,,oi',h ,,,, oc,,,ns Win the somo
Liza .nI 5s,;o, ionJ
e. sora,I,I,, c,il,,,. o,,:,o,s 4, ,hnso cir
cr,,s,,ncns ,ro.s themselves. rnon mo. tina,
I.h,,II No., do,o ~ ,r,,. n,nn mv noth NJ
49,, L,Inn, ,ool, to- ,h.o aonorn,! o,d If
.ho ,,,na ,,,u H., ao;a,,J r,,,h mo ,,,ho
va,,o," onI ,oo,L,na,n h,,nchc. IF Tho
Gnvornmcn,. Li1 No, rnnosn with unwn.
ve,;no roli,nco nn ,bo n,,,io,,.m the IN.
,ellino,co ,nd tho Kindness If n ueonlc
who nov,r no, d.,,r,,d , n,hlic servant
honos,l, l., ',;,, IN ,,o;r conso. and ohovo
MI did M, rntn,;, ry.olr hnmhlv to hone
G,r Tho su.,o,n,n, suo.,n,, ofon ovrr-wa,ch
C,I ouJ h,,nGnnn, p.nv,Jo,co
,Cn Tho cnnfdorco and conside-a,ion de-
,;vod frn,, ,hesc sources i, wonld be up.
.,sr,, aI1 ,,,n~, ,,Iich swine, ,,,,,,
enr nr,.nu, f,r,,na,. conL,,,nn :, Iou,h
NV, oJ,o l ovcmn, from rn,hnr,a.smen,.
~, ,;teen.r az. ,,o,c,,;r.,,,o, b,,, and
,hroo,an :, .hrnal ,n, -, .II,Lo attribute.
on crcn, honny And 4 .uri.h,nr n,onlo
we stand wi,honi , nproll.l in ,ho wnrld -
Ah,n,1 wc cn;ov Tho rn.nrct. and With
crvnolion: n, home. wh,ln our Goyrrnmcn,
onieiIv hnr efficiently nortorms the sole
leoi,imotc end Of poi,,,cnl institutions. IN
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EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIMENT

No mnhIio 30 .a' iI ~ EN- lM EN !.
no. hoo r ,,oan,,,, 49, t"a' WI Ctosse
,oo,oi,o" ,n,1',h' pa'su'"S seI'cS VI re-
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xxx '""o u'Io er, ""'cn .uve 'nrow"
week, ooo he nrcnored sil,c;omse A,; Hoin me
the nnrn0sa Observation-Disclosures rs ho,,od
, fl. N, ~ whi,e hon, and rho, nlunnod !,
in wo,or 70 nnIvnrize !, Tho s p, ,hr.
roducod wos co,urotod ~ ovo,ss ,,,;,h
rio,ic acid rho mix,ur, was oloced in
ior--o niece Of flannel was snsnended in il
ono end of which nv,onded oyer Tho s;do
and inns bv coo,IIorr o,,r.o,ion ,ho ro,,o,
WAS slow,y filtered teIl in,o y fnnnol "1 and
thence dIonpcd on a njcce Of iron s, omc
rrom Mann Vcsnvius unon which vora
/ lad tho Two wir,s connnr,oa v;,h o;,hor
,I,or,bo ho,,ory \VoeLo,IJ s,o.,,,o, ~.
;,on.s,onn hoI hoo, rrov;o,sI,, bo.,nd ,o
wb.,c heat, so that no germs Of life conld
hoyc ,.yi.,od nnoo il Wr C,,sso MI,
his Jo,Iv ohsnrvn,,on If tho wiros - disoo,,
a. ,ho 6ooinninr ofthe nrocoss IF ohrvs,.i
I7oI;nn On ,6o I'm doy no eau son,.
.mnll white snccks nnoo the stone Fonr
DAYS o,,nrwnrls thov eInnro,od and ossnn,
| ol n, oval f,rm Iio concIr1od ,ho, ,baw
woro incinirnt ch,vs,ols. Groot wos his
snrnriso on tho ood'dov n find oinht ,ons
r.irc,inr from noch If these white hod;eS
xii no could NOT believe Thai, thoy wers liz
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should on any account listen to the ud.
vice Of his wife : proclamation which, if
rumnr be true, is sa d to have decrease his
popularity with the wives rather more than
Il. iucreoscd it with The husbands through.
out his empire, and to have led to insurrcc.
ion in public and INSTRUMENTATION in private.
HINTS TO YOUNG FARMERS.
Consider your ealing The most elevated,
and The most important but never be
above it, nor be afraid Of the frock and
| the apron.
Put off no business, which ought and
can be done to day, until to morrow.
As soon as the spring opens onh the frost
Is ont Of the ground, put your fences in or
der.
Plant no more ground than you can we'll
manure, and cultivate to advantage.
| Never hire a man to do piece Of work
which you can do yourself
Every day has lis appropriate duties, at
! tcud to them in succession.
| Keep no more stock, than you can keep
in good order and that of the best kind.
Never run into debt without reasona-
be probability Of solving it at the time
agreed.
Remember that economy and industry
are the two great pillars, the Jachin and
Bonz of the farmers prosperity.
Never carry your notes in your pocket
book, as the desk or trunk is n more appro-
pirate place. Keep them on file and in or.
der, ready to be found when wanted.
Never buy any thing at an auction be-
cause the article is cheap, unless you have
Use for it.
Keep place for your tools and your
tools 10 their places.
Instead Of spending any rainy day at the
dram shops as many do TO their ruin, re-
pair "hatooer wants monding post your
books.
BY driving your business before you, and
not permitting your business to drive you,
you will have opportunities to indulge in
innocent diversions
Never trust your money in the hands of
that man, who will put his own to hazard.
When interest on a debt becomes due
pay it at that time, whether your creditor
wants it or not. Never ask him to wait
til! next week. but pay it. Never insult
him by saying. You do not want it, Pune.
tuall'y is key to every mans chest.
) BY constant temperance, habitua mod
crate exercise, and unaffected honesty, you
will avoid the fees Of lawyers and the sher-
'll' gum Soou report, dHu PrODaDIy auu
to your present existence, at least ten years
Of active life.
When friend calls to see you, treat him
with the utmost complaisance, but if i'm.
por'ant business calls your attention, pc.
llte'y excuse yourself, and he will excuse
you.
Keep memorandum book-enter al,
notes whether received or givcn--aIl mo-
neys received or paid out--al expenses,
and all circumstances Of Importance.
In December reckon and settle with all
those with whom YOU have accounts-pay
your store bills and mechanics, if not
promptly done at the time, which is best
Of all.
And lastly, when the frosts of winter
shall lay an cmbarr7 Oh your operations,
AND he chilling blasts Of old Boroas shall
storm your castle. let your fircside be a
.aradlse, and let The long evenings be con-
snmod IN social glce, or in the pursuit of
useful knowledge.
EXTRAORDINARY EXPERIMENT.
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should on any account listen to the ud.
vice Of his wife a proclamation which, if
rumnr be true, is said to have decrease his
popularity with the wives ra' her more than
IL ucreoscd it with The husbands through.
out his empire, and to have led to insurrcc
ton in public and INSTRUMENTATION in private.