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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

II NlCKERBoCKER HALL No. 10 Park Rov.-The sub
N scribers having opened the above house on se EURO
PEAN rLAN would respectful, inform their friends and the
pub that they are now read, hsm IN style
rot be surpassed by any similar house m this city IN,
will always be furnished with convenience AMI an
the lsrure of unrivsed market There hundred
lodging rooms which airy newly Furnished and N perfect
order Ordinary being the FIRST floor spacious neat
convenient and well furnished; and the table. shall alwaysb
supplied with all the variety the market affords served ap
experienced cooks.
The marked which has attended embellishments OF
this kind sufficient srdeace Of ther adoption to both business
M aud traxelcrs.
0cnten visiting the city, will snd this most desirable and
central situation heng nearly Broadway fronting the Park
AID short the beauty aud elegance Of local AID
nory objects Of attraction and srendor with which New
York abovnds. EDsaLL JoNrs'
B-For the accommodation OF Travellers this house will
4. $50 =, an horrs af the night al.m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
PATENT wuNDLAss.
r f. DIST r. A ID.

M THE Subscribers. sole Proprietor, aud Manufacturer.
are prepared 10 execute with despatch all orders Tor their In
rivaed Patent sweled Beam Nindla Bejteads, which
almost universally used being the best article a. Jet IN
understandings ease. convenience and durability.
The ackiag acted upon by the wnda. and s~cied beam
made perfectly light aud free from all liability TO sage stu Ieav'
ing an elasticity IN the same which render, particularly
simple in constructions the matter Of putting M and taking
down will little trouble comparison with those
other construction whilst the precision with which the
component ra fitted acts safeguard against the intro
duct,on of any kind of vermin.
From taken render each Bedcad perfect their
ossities for durability will recommend them 10 rurchaser
vAo ars invited 10 ca and examine large assortment
sand.
A.c large assortment Of elegant Furniture, Mattresses
Feather Bcds. sc. constantly on hand
wv &S s0UTHACK, No. le6 Broadway,
ielsv FraHklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
n SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE for
- Norfolk, Charleston, S. c., Petersburg, and

Richnond.-The steamboats, ALABAMA,
KENTUCKY and JEWESS, all boats Of speed and accommo-
iaon will running daily the first April between
spears wharf every afternoon o'clock, Immediately al
ter the arrival Of the from Philadelphia and will arrive
aext morning Portsmouth in time for the cars for
ton and thence steamboats, Charleston Returning viii leave
every after the arrive from the South ana
reach Baltimore next morning time for the cars Tor fha'
delphia -
These boats in connection with the well known steam
packets Georgia and South Carolina which leave Norfolk
every Saturday for Charleston giving travellers choice They
also run in with the James River boats TO Peters
burg Richmond Strangers informed Gold travellers
know that this the cheapest and most comfortable route LOT
travellers there changes from cars steam
boats stages the dead Of night the washington
route The company therefore hope the travelling part oil h
community will paronse Them giving equal aciues ana
SUPERIOR comfort
Passage and fare to Norfolk, So. JOHN W. BROWN,
moS.tf Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

CORsETs READY MADE and made 10 order, in any
~ style Of fancy, warranted 20 "a.
Corset hands wanted-none need apply but good handsto
such, constant employment will BE- given Apply At
MRS. WHITNEY'S,
myoIlw Corset warehouse, l6A Division st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

100 SELF Cooking and revolving bore Pistols
lOO 900 Rifles assorted, fine and common
500 single barrel guns, do do
100 double do do do
1000 pairs pocket and belt pistols
100000 Percussion Caps
Gun Locks. Rse Barrels and full and complete stock Of ma
tcrss Tools and every article required 10 the Gun ans
Pistol trade, for sale BY A. W. spiES ~.
myl-2m W. REAR 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
IL THE MIXERS AND HAIR

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
AkTsMk| OF THE YONKERS AND HAIR
z1sE-JTs-JS LEM STAGE-The proprietor re-
HGHEITN3R spectfuly Informs the pLulic that the
Yonkers and Harlem Stage will leave
the Mansion House o'clock A. NJ, and at o'clock, p
for Harlem.
Returning will leave Rainors Hotel, Harlem, the arriva
Of O'Clock A. NJ train from New York. and the arrival
ofthe O'Clock p NJ train from New York, for Yonkcrs.
n. bah persons that start to to New York city, and
should be unfortunate to this regular trip Of the Stage
or Steamboats, be furnished with Stages the most
reasonable terms.
The proprietor would advise the public generally to take
board the boat whenever they obtain it, but when
they he would most eng, and afectoEatey solicit
them take the Stage preference to the Foot Line
The public otherwise than appreciate this be-
nevoent ans charitable effort.
Parties from IL to 20 nsmber be furnished with Stages
fetch THEN from Harlem Yonkers and them back
the regular fare. each giving the
pretor two days notice.
Letters will come direct by stage er mail.
Person. writing the proprietor rcaive to stage matters,
will oblge him particularly BY paying the postage 1t Is
ceedinsly dcult TO obtain small change IN the ceunry
DEWITT c. KELLINGER, Proprietor.
Yonkers, May Is, 1889. myl5 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

NEW YORK TATTERSALLs.-Ths
" regular sales by auction, at this we'll known
N%A tabishmeni, Of Horses, Carriages, &C., cont
SN ~ to take place every Monday, a III
o'clock, throughout the year.
The regular sale will take place Moaday Juse 5rd
at IL O'clock commenting with Carriages Harness. &c, and at
IL o'clock the sale Of Horses will commence.
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose Of, requested 10
make early applica ssn good number the
catalogue be offered auction unless register
ed time for number the catalogue, for which purpose the
reer will be kept open till Saturday, Ist June at NJ
GEO. w. MILLER,
Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
Al private sae-One pair Of very fine black horses,
do do bay horses . very fine single horses.
AsoCarrages and harnesses among them avery handsome
imported Cabroei belonging His Ercesncy the Minister
OF Frasce sold only as he is leaving the United States
a24.y OWN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
II ENJOYED DIR. n. vILLERs has removed from NJ
III s. Liberty street 10 No. 40 Lispenard street.

IN s. Liberty street TO No. ~ Lispenard street
TO SUIT THE TIMEss--OPERATIvE DENTAL
sURGERYTh subscriber perorn every Operations on the
teeth gums the modern and approved principles OF
the Dental art and with professional skill Irregularities Of
the teeth children and adults remeded carou teeth filled
with cod loose teeth rendered h teeth rrtracted teeth
fixed from tooth TO complete set en- mse fees reduced
one-thira
NIB Toothache removed instantaneou.ly Price 90 cents
mytsan DIR. ". NTLLERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

nATENT WATER CLOSETS, FORCE PUMPS, AND
IL BATHS, Manufactured by STONE,
mylI-lmN Plumber and Engineer, sSo Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

81 10 LET-A house and store, the store separate, on
NlsT the 9Th Avenue between 18th and IL Streets suitable
S FOR hardware dry goods halter millinery, tailor or
Others Also store for either painter, grocer,
druggist, Enquire Of w. ID. COZZENS, American Hotel
Henry s. Formsn 10Th the premises. mya5l~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30
JAMES BLEECKER, Auctioneer

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
On Seventh and Eighth Avenaes, and 2t sad 23d and
24ti Streets belonging to the late Henry Eckord ESQ
JAMES BLEECkER < CO. will sell at Auction. ON ihurs-
d day. 30th May, at II O'Clock at their sales room No %
Broad street. Of Exchange Place the following valuable
property belonging to the estate Of the late Henry Ecko
ESQ., viz: No. to ~, being street lots and Ne Is a.
lots
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

= g-<a-s - EXCURSION TO KEYfOkT, D. J.,
= ~ near Madietowa Pont.-Ihe new and eie-
s=zx.a-gant steamboat WAVE. Capt. Oliver Van
derbilt will making excursions to keyport New
Jersey on Sunday 10Th inst stopping at Fort Hsmt Long
Island and segon Dock the Princes Ba. Lighthouse
going and returning Will leave Washing market slip At
eclock On her return will leave Keyport at soco,k PM
Segoia's Dock 81, and Fort Hamilton at O'Clock r a.
Fare for the excursion, so cents =
NB-Dinner will be provided at the Keyport Hotel. For
further alton, qsre Of the CAPITALS on board 40 5m
: r-v1 . REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOs
60 TON, Daily, Sundays eNceptedO from Bat
terry Place Pier No. /, ~ River. via Ston
incton-The MASSACHUSETTS on Tuesdays and Fridays,
direct to Providence Fare either way Providence three
dollars. The Steamer NARRAGANsETT Captain Child,
will leave this afternoon Thursday s0th at o'clock for Ston
ington and the MASSACHUSETTS, Capt Comstock, on
tomorrow Pier No. J. North River Providence,
direct.
Passengers Stonington II take the Railroad Cars the
arrival Of the Boat Sonngon and proceed without delay to
Providence and Freight for Boston aad Providence
will be delivered the stonington Rail Road and forwarded
Providence the rates if directs by the steamers OF
, line; per foot The public may rest assured
there will be racing by the Boats Of this Line.
fdy- For information apply the office p Broadway
my 90 en-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

xwA FOR SALE-The Dwelling house and Farm lately
N eupied ~ Gabrei H. Carroll deceased situate at Hun
South about miles Of BABY lon the turn
pike road The Mansion House nearly and possesses
every and will be sold with without the furn
with hundred much OF the Farm
purchaser may require II has house filled with
ice good with stables aud gards under cultivation
The Farm consists Of about 500 and will be sold IN
parcels to suit purchasers There farm house the farm
with another large barn. Which will be sold separately W
quiredl porty,of the ground sd shining IT. Possession
may be had Immediately For further particulars enquire Of
O. CLARK l2o Water 81; or,
myas-lr+ WM. ri. FRANKLIN. 10 Broad 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

kA TO LIZA very pretty House near the Battery, IN
f Of the most pleasant situations OF the tswn I'm
~i,ll. ouire 4, Is Greenwich st. my2s3t-
~ VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-The Sub
KI scriber will dispose of 80 Of Land, the village
ILL Of jamaica Long Island II conveniently laca
ted II will be sold entire lots TO suit purchasers II not
disposed Of by the 7h 81 June will be sold at aue
on m i've lots tina, The dwelling house and out
buildings with attached will be for rent sale IL
comfort and that gentleman can
desire The title unque enabe audit isvery rare that pro-
perry Of this character Il IN tue market
ALEXANDER L. Bolts,
uxo7.tf Jamaica, l.. l.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

$500 = FOR ALBANY.-Fare One Dollar
Er>Ls Beware of,he Extortioners The new and
splendid steamboat ARROW, Captain j. r.
Dean This boat equal all respects TO any thing on the
North River, viii continue 70 run at ONE DOLLAR 50 os
=, the public patronage will barely pay expenses .
II is FOR that pubic determine whether the monopoly
Line with their MILLION Of capital are to be psrmted 10
strange all honorable competitions haddle on board single
boat Eve hundred passengers and charge them three dollars
each for the prygs Of standing all night upon deck and
this the, half dozen boats bought Oh lying IDLE
the wharves. -,
Will the public ustan the ARROW, or VIII they be num-
'' - ,; nne &c .,sr, Sc. see papers myas
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

.~~ :. PEOPLk'S LINE FUH ALBANf-
I. Landing at the usual lanain,s-The steam
N1zSs boat ROCHESTER,, Captain A. P. ST. John,
will leave steamboat pier between the foot Of Courtandt
O'Clock. o.x rouwrs
For freight or passage apply to CROOK FOWKES cor.
ner OF West and Liberty streets; PEIEk =. at
the Office or the Captsia on board
All goods fire i.h bank bills specie, any other kind Of
- ~ H. owners theseof my237m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-30

'Grs,y Poiat Caldwslis, cold sprias, fsh.
sxzszmE-zzzs2-kiti, Hamburger, and Milton
The new and splendid steamboat osEoLA, Capt. =. De.
root will leave New York from foot OF Chambers street
every afternoon (Suniay exccped at O'Clock Returning,
leave fon the foot OF Nam street. every
morning (sundsy excepted at o'clock Lansing az e oa
prison foot nos street each way For passage apply
board or of ehOOh roW
mv3a.Tm Corner West and Liberty sts.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15

denly appeased He FASTENED to Allora
and folded his children 10 his bosom, who
would have fallen IL his feet. The gallant
Rodrigo dc Narvaez gave liberty 10 his pri-
soner without ransom, demanding merely
promise OF bis friendship. He accompanied
the youthful couple and their father Ia Coyn,
where their nuptials were celebrated with
greatrejo cings. When the festivities were
over, Don Rodrigo de Naryaez returned to his
fortress Of Allora.
Alter his departure, the Alcayde of Coyn
addressed his children: To your hands,
said he, / confde the disposition Of my
wealth One Of the first thiags charge you,
is not to forget the ransom you owe TO the
Albayde of Allora His magnanimity you
can never repay, but you can prevent II from
wronging him of his just dues. Give him,
moreover, your entire friendship, for he me-
rits it fully, though Of different faith
The Abencerrage thanked him for his
generous proposition, which SO rudy accorded
18th his own wishes. He took large sum
of gold aud enclosed il in rich Golfer and
on his own part, sent six beautiful horses,
superbly caparisoned; with six shields and
lances, mounted and embossed with gold.
The beautiful karisa, at the same time, wrote
a letter TO the Alcayde, filled with express
sions Of gratitude and friendship, and sent
him box Of fragrant cypress wood, contain
ing linen Of the finest quality, for his person.
The valiant Aleayde disposed of the present
in Characteristic manner. The horses and
armor he shared among the cavaliers who had
accompanied him on the night Of the skirmish.
The box Of cypress wood and its contents he
retained, for the sake OF the beautiful Xarisa;
and sen, her, by the hands Of the messenger,
The sum of gold paid as ransom, enlrea'ng
her 10 receive it as wedding present This
courtesy and magnaninity raised the charac-
ter of The Alcayde Rodrigo dc Narvaez sill
higher in the estimation Of the Moors, who
exlolIed him as perfect mirror of chivalric
virtue and from that time forward, there was
continual exchange Of good Offices between
them.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15
From The Raleigh Register,
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTIONS.

The election OF Is Members Of Congress takes place
in this Stale the second Thursday OF August next.
As opposition has been brought out every Dsctpro
badly, where il is intended. we subjon list of the
candidates. with guess as 10 the result.
10 the Mountain District, James Graham Whig]
has no opposition, for the simple that 1t would
be hopeless The remark will apply to the
Surrey District. represented by that sterling Wing
Lewis Williams .'"... '.~
In the Mecklenburq District, Mr. Conner [vanl
is opposed by General b. NJ. Edney [Whig The
chances, should think, decidedly in favor Of
Mr.
In the Salisbury District represented by Mr. Rencher
the candidates Charles Fisher and Pleasant Hen
terson. The latter is the regular Wing candidate,
though we have no doubt Mr.. F. will receive many
Wing votes having acted with that party until the
Finance question sprung mp, and being with them,
even now so far as we have any certain knowledge If
both hoist the Wing banner. uuequivocally, the resu,
will he hard to foreelI until after the election but if
Mr. +. gives any reason to doubt his adhesion TO Wing
principles Mr. II will. in our opinion. be certainly
elecied-for this District is Wing to the backbone.
|. In the Caswell District, the candidates Angus
tine H Shepard [Whlg] and John Hill [Vanl We
presume Mr. SIS election is certain.
In the Raleigh District. DR.. Montgomery [Van1 is
opposed b. G. w. Haywood [Whigl This will he
remarkably close contest Each party hopes and will
strive for success
In the Warren District. Gen. Hawkins is opposed
by Mr.. Hia,d, both administration men. The chances
are IN favor OF the General, decidedly.
Ia the Halifax District Mr.. Bynum [Vanl is OPP
opposed by Col Long Whigl and with every prospect
Of success. The difference between them at the last
election only about 20 votes
IN the Ededon District, Major Sawyer, who was
elected Wing but became Sub Treasury man, is OPP
posed by Kenneth Rayner--the talented young Wing
who has SO distinguished himself in our State Legisls-
ure. All accounts from that quarter represent Ray
ner's election as certain t...
IL the Newbern District Charles Shepard, also elect
ed Wing but converted to the.beanlies Of Van Bu-
renlsm. is opposed by Col Bidde Wing The last
"Newberh Spectator" asserts confidently that Biddle
will be elected.
10 the Wilmington District, Gen. Mckay nv. B. ]
has opposition as yet.
In the Fayetteville District, Edmund Deherry [Whipl
is opposed by VIM. A. Morris IVAN We consider
Mr.. Deberry's election certain.
In The Tarboro' District. Edward Stanly tWhipl is
opposed BY Dr. Hall nv. b and we have heard no one
yet hardy enough to question the triumphant reelection
OF the former.
So that the Wings have fair chance Of carrying ten
out OF thirteen Districts. We do not say they will
certainly succeed TO this extent but we have good
grounds to hope it,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15
A Sisters Lope.-There is something in

A Sisters Lope.-There is something in
EXPIRE ssibly touching in sisters love. Her
heart is realm Of pure and unearthly aTec-
tons, and happy should that brother be to
whom she clings through the changing scenes
Of this blighiing world. She has been his
companion from childhood, she has watched
the developement OF his mind and person, has
admonished him when wrong, and smiled upon
his trumphs-she has peopled his mind with
the rare and beautiful treasures Of her own,
she has taught him those virtues which will
render him useful member of society, pre-
pare him for death, and embalm his memory
when he has passed away. Sooner can you
bind the free wind, than seal up the springs
of such mysterious affections. They will
flow on. and the desert and the cave canno.
resist their progress. And as sorrow and
misfortune strip from life its charms and
dreams, there is one recollection that will come
like music to brothers. heart mt will thrill.
upon its darkencd and troubled depths with
strange yet sweet melody, and bring up the
scenes of home and childhood; long unre-
membered by him. 1t is the recollection Of
sisters love.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15

The BoBLIscos.-Our old friend Robert iinc6lo
the celebrated musician better known by the abbe
ton Of Bob Lincoln, or BobIlnk, is his annual Isl,
aud Just making the reeds, bushes, and trees vo,
with his aud comical melody We Of tines,
eathered voluptuares" on the topmos, bough Of an
apple tree the other morning, shaking his vsngale.
sides with laughter, at the idea Of the ground
below making very improper advances up the as
much to say" Your hand, stranger; I've seen NUQ
afoIe but cant call your name" . BoDnk BobllnA
see wink touck. your ioot-up here aud ln OFT
squzzy zing yer-lie-yer-iego to grass puss.skl -
Puss b her lips, aud seelng dog approaching, who
seemed 10 desire her further acquaintance gave thee
four graceful twirls with her bnd legs of
tangent. The songster then varied his note. " Bob
lux boblnk link, lux. hi-h butter next
aint. elecilondsy Boblmk- eectiodsy he-ht -desr.m
of sweet" As the little musical fellow foslcd menIy
away, we could not but recolcct that in old times /,
used 10 be said that Boblinks near Boston always an-
nounced the annual election day June regularly
the day came round. Clearmoni Eagle.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15
FSom the Leriagiom Va GazsAs
aOLE VIRGlNNY NEVER TIRPn

The Enquirer. in ils utter desperation CLAIM. Il
counties Of Brooke, Grsyson. Logan, Prince "a
aud Russell, and places Lee, Smith, and tn
among the doubtful counties. We presume II had ~,
heard from Logan which has returned Col Law.on y
dec ded Wing as any IN the State. As 10 Lee n h,
Smith, Tszwell, and Grsysoo, CONSERVATIVE We hs,.
the satisfaction Of assuring venerable conienuuf,
that have The best authority for saying that the %
gates from all those counties will give their suppor Ia
Mr. Nses. The delegate from Russell declared upon
the husngs, that, II elected, he would vote for NJ,
hses and he has since repeatedly asowed his firm de-
termination TO vote for him He was Loco last ,e,,
but he 10 q Conservative now. As 10 Prince Edward
we are informed that Mr. Yenable on the dsy OF Tho
election positively refused vote for Mr. Wilson o
Congress-, on the ground that he was a Subtrra,u,v
man. We doubt not he will vote at the next ses,.s
Of the Legislature, he did the last. for Mr. R,
some other Conservative. The delegate from Buos.
is no doubt correctly classed among the Conserva,nr,
The letters from the county decisive upon ,b,,
point.
The Enquirer next claims the delegates from Aeon.
mac, AIbelnsHe. Elizabeth CITY and Warwick, E,..,
Gloucester, James CITY, &c, Ksnswha aud Norfolk
10 IN all-as Antl-Ryes or lmprsctcables n Il
very true that Of these gentlemen greatly prefer
Wing TO Mr.. Rises, but that one OF them will be so
supeflati,ely SILLY 10 support Loco foco IA preference
10 Mr. Rwes, some other ConseIvat tsa, Gov
Campbell. for nsabce) cannot do them the luslce
10 believe. The Wings are IN the minority Oh lou,
baol-lhe issue Is between Conservative and Loco
foco-snd we have firm and abIndng confidence ths,
the result will be altogether favorable TO the former
The Enquirer may and scod as much as il pesses
but We shall have Conservative Senator aud Governor
winter, certainly the will rise Tomorrow
morning. Ais we'll that ends well.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15

The best. plans of instruction cannot be
executed but by good teachers, and the State
has done nothing for Popular Educaten, if it
does not watch that those who devote them
selves TO teaching, be well prepared ; then
suitably placed, encouraged and guided in the
duty OF continued sell-improvement,an and lastly,
rewarded and promoted in proportion to their
advancement, and punished according to their
faults. - Cousin.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15

Among jeur fesp,its, the annexed, from the ST.
Louis Bulletin, has much point
ABSENCE OF MND-Ths Latest.--A few days since,
office holder reunited the total Of Govern
ent funds in his hands to the Department, at ash.
ington, and Dissolved his mistake until he received
a receipt accompanied by his dtsm,ssion from office
for neglect Of du'y, BY RENTING, instead Of emgaUg
with tie spoIis. .t,..." ..
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-15

Scion enacted that children, who did not
maintain their parents in old age, when in
want, shout be branded with iniamy. and lose
the privilege of citizens he, however, ex-
cepted from this rule, those children, whom
their parents had taught no trade, nor provd-
ed with other means of procuring livelihood.