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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

A TEACHER WANTED.-The Trustees of the Mathews
n Academy wish for The ensuing Gentleman oil
undoucd qualifications, take charge of said Academy rs
PRINCIPAL married who could take tho Boarding depart
ent would preferred Particulars lie had by addressing
WIN. SlIULTICE, President.
Nov IN 5i-t15D
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nLp iIlRCH TAVERN FOR sALE-Will be sold, 10 tie
les, bidder on premises, at Public Auction na! pre-
yt,l, disposed Of privately, SATURDAY, the lth OF pe
cuhe- If ia- otherwise the next fair day thereafter %
ia, eIcpted this well and highly valuable piece OF
II Coun,ry Tavern. situated in the lower end oil HANOVER
.,., o. tle Stage Road leading from Richmond 10 up
st,7nnock and IL mites from the former Tiase. =,
Attached 10 the Tavern e. OF good Forest Land wen
,e for Oats Corn and all kinds OF Culinary Vegetables ana
hag upan supply of Wood, suitable Tor fences aha ne
f wears TO come and likewise all necessary
m rs. ogeter with large Sore-house, calculated ehef
~ a tradeSman, tailor, or shoemaker ,, j.,
Taa Tavern House itself is large and commodi u.s. and + IN
The hes, nr repair. four horse Stage passes TINS place iour
q week. and from Richmond and Iappahannoek, ~
wc M, passengers breakfast going down and dine IN re-
,srng and The road which Is located OF the most
ieinr thc thoroughfac for all travellers going To Rich
moab The npcr Country There frequent chances oi ge:
@ s.e.s n s, the rivers belo7 anu on account o,
i ,i.p,sion So Richmond the choicest driicaccs ana inH
easily he procured, which that market affords one CIR
tsncc that makes place superior to ordinary Country
.,.es IS ina, waranying held here once month"; and
m,r o,cc quarter at which large collections are frequent
nv ,sa The Post Office for all the lower end o H.
County j. established hero. :. ,;u ~ ,,.
Inc sole obest that undersigned has in dposhg OF mn
AIN, roprly is that attention hn nc - -
p. Of giving it, aud that he prefers the ie oil i"'mi
IN, { keeper. G rocpc
I,rny made known on the day Of sale. A. :. JoNES.
NJ -
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Address Fleetwood Academy Post Office.
NV n 5S-Gt

WIN. PRINCE & SON. Flushing, Ncp yOh, offer Their
w usual extensive assortment of Trees Shrubs, Gd
Flowcring Plants; most splendid assortment Of oa HOO
and Dahas, including all the new varieties anu me os, mag
nicen collections possible o. China Roses Camelias Chinese
Azniea Ge:anUns and other Green house Piansaso Garden
Agricultural Seeds all oil which will be sold low To sui, the
times, ana a large discount made for cash.
Muibees all the valuable kinds for silk, including the
new Circassian with foliage and perfectly hardy char
actc Orders per mail will promp, attention, and
priced catalogues will be sent to all who apply post paid
Nnv0
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CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES.

CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES.
WE nave III store and eccrng an entire fresh stock Of Gro
w cereS, being laid IN the best and shall sold
nj very reduced prices Persons wshi.- purchase will save
money by calling before they make their purchases
10 hhds. New Orleans and other cheap Sugars
- do. prime Porto Rico do
10 do. prime -. CroiN do
4 do. Cuba Sugar and beautiful article
30 bhls. crushed Sugar
Is boxes very low priced loaf Sugar
Al do. most superior double refined loaf Sugar
81 packages Teas part first chop
90 hids cheap Moasscs
~ do. prime family do
s. bags prime green l.asuira Coffee
20 do. prime Rim do.
AZ do. old Java do.
81 do. Maracaibo de-.
30 sacks Liverpool filled Salt large and GOOD sarkina
looOa lbs Cotton Yarns, or factories,
prices
5000 lbs. cheap shoulder Bacon
aoool DO prime Western n.iddinss
100 hlls. No. elpt licrrinGs
80 do No. and gross do
100 prime family Hams
5000 fine yellow Cigars
81 boxes Starch
10 ha.s Pepper
do. AlSpire
50 boxes sperm and alow Candles
Lanp OIL
lO0 sides INK tan sole Leather
Bed Cords, Leading Lines Indigo Chewing Tobacco nj ali
qualities, Ginger, Powder aud Shot.
Constantly on hand an assortment Of Iron aud Steel
Brsi cni Nails, made Of .;wc!r> IRON
All vi Tue above articles VIII BIZ quantities.
Wy ATT & WHITE
o., 81 ~ " - =, -,
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Richmond, Nov. C, lsiO.

THE subscribers having removed the above the 20
lumbar Tavern prepared 10 furnish their customers and
all who mag them with call, with all articles tile Gro
cery line, IN as good terms they can be bought.
They attend collecting any claims in the city country
Hill. < DADNEf,
Corner ADORE the Columbian Carey Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

LSIFrY DOLLARS REV .lR3Ran away from the subscriber
living in MiddascS comfy, on the i OF the present month
ncuru man named Charles. Charles very likely bright
mual,o iellow with light blue eyes aont twenty years
Did eight inches hg aud well rroportioncd lie
had on when irf cth cnsc blue rassnct pan
falcons and He left without prvncaiion what
ever and doubt cndeavorng gel 10 free state tie l.
vcry smart sensible fellow and we'll calculated pass no
lestr will give the above reward r the apprehension and
delivery of me, secured Ia any jail that Get a
again. ANY information him will h. thankfully
cevcd Ny address, i: Cnuchyc Mddcscx tniny. Virginia
WA. X. PACE.
R,rt in p,np, Sent 81 1870 4a-if
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, EING & QUEEN COUNTY
The exercises OF tits Institution fur The ensuing year, VIII
the both of January and will be divided INTO two
sessions, Of five months eacli
The course will embrace the Latin, Greek and
French Languages Arithmetic Geometry, Algebra, Natural and
Moral Philosophy and such branches constitute sound Eng
iish Education ,,,
comfort Students and every eSeon aade 10 promote
valuable
oUs is healthy, pleasant and retired The tcri
will hc for Tuition Board Bed and Bedding, Sis session OF
five months deduction made for Absence except IN cases
Of protraccd sickness. Day Scholars, S25 per annum
OLIVER WHITE.
Address Fleetwood Academy Post Office.
| ". 53-ft
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RUNAWAY APPREiENDED.-Was committed 10 The Jail II
IaaN I"hi! virginia, on The attl day Of September, To-
bright Mulito Man was cunn,i,ted Under The an. 81
John Nooso but whose proper name is ALFRED) ALFRED
was alseu III tis county by Mr. John W. Ashton, and sold
Mr. Ihos }, HnndY 10 Crayin z Iisoun ."e n'ahaoh
Bank Comrany and when that Institution failed he was '
r on 10 New Orleans prevent being sold for the debts Of lie
Rank Alfred he made his escape frcin y OrcaS IL Liver
noc by English vessel and FROM thence II. went ca'a
and then made Virginia. Alfred Has made 50 many
contradictory statements knnw 1t" whlr u most correct ir
;rst saI he Ii ou.oh Mr. John Mus Commission Merchant
al v Orleans Alfred is feet Ia inches hl.i, a.an =,
years old high cheek homes, and has on his night hand u
wrist between thumb aud wrist joint There Is no d"nbi oi
his travelling Free Papers hccioic Tile owners are re-
prove cir property ay the reward ani expenses Or
Inc will be sold out Tor Jail The expiration Of - months
from the commitment. ..,.-... ,
SPENCER JACKSON, .Jnior.
o,,,..,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

ITAIUARI.G PROPERTY FOR SALE.-Ry virtue Of = DE-
cree Of the County Of Chesterfield rnnnnncrd on NE
l. ay Of eptcmbcr leO will he offered for ,a 10 Tue III
s bidder Chesterfield Court House OH ir in ia! o. "a
crWEEc M, fr the prposc of DIVISION the Tract oil Land
wing n, Chesterfield Court House belonging To NE es o
Winee dec'd-contanng, ~ estimation" TX nnndIcn n
Tavern improvements, and Crust iii thereon. ~
Tavern large and d'ons good Ot-honeS, sh DIS
kitchens smoke house Da Ice houses, Stables Barns &c
and large Brick House with eight in good repair Tor he
accommodation Of n private amily-Tie improvements are
many and in good rca an, only house Of public enter
tanneut of The place The MN Is very sona
one in GOOD repair failing srau ana "i'hh 'o
civ hundred wards Of The Tavern With these advantages oas
llcr locality Richmond and PetrIsh"s' hrln. GUY
fourteen miles from either place aud three miles from the k'ch
mond and Petersburg Rail road having Tins an easy cheap an
convenient rkct, opportunity Is oleren III w
Of this property, for an Investment, suci rs i es " "
met with in property q: The kind . , =;
Yerms-Onr fourth cas the rcsdcc in THREE equal annual III
sa M nts-ie purchaser giving bond with approved sec m
aud being retained tile property itself rs IN
ID luz So"-N ..,,
Nnvl1
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T Meeting of The President Directors Of The James
~ Rrer and Kaawa Company iyncburg on the 18th day
OF November, 1910:
she Board Directors accompanied w the Chief Engineer
having inspected Division OF the Canal and appear
np thai the whole line the Basin in Richmond the Lynch
burg Water Works Dam, will he completed and ready for use By
the first dav Of December next,
R,,Irrd That st Roe uia0ns James River and IA
nav h Canal adopted their S;acahoors nj their called meet
ins June last, shall take effect from and after sad hr
day OF December next with the exception Ct the Tariff
Tolls and the regulations the collection of the same, which
shall take effect and into operation from aud ait the f dai
of January next
Resorri Secretary he instructed to publish the fore
Going Resolution newspapers Richmond Lynch
burg and Buchanan.
Extract from the Records
w. b. CHiTTENDEN, Seerstarp.
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,,,I,,uin (,our, IInusc Nov, 2Itl lelD. NV

NY Virtue of Trust bearing date The I'D ay 81 jan
ID uary recorded in the clerks Gihcc ~ Essen Co
t tui on aforesaid, btiwcc: hobcIt NJ III
cher and of III first part tue w hc
second part Richard !. Muse, William A. Wriei ana Ezl
beth Pitcher Of the third part shall proceed 10 se 10 'ic
cs bidder on the premises ready money! on Incshg INC ia
ay of Dcremc next ii fair, rot, on Tie hA iar u tc
after fSunday lrcpicd certain Tract or pare" NJ Lana ei ny
the said Robert NJ Pitcher III fee simple, cunai'. one nrcn
ana seven acres situated tie said County, about iw nes
from The VILLAGE Of TaIpaaaaoch, (;hc seat 81 justice III n
County, which Immediately on The aplaasiio,k lVct ne
whole ract is grounds, wen adapted TO the culture o. a e
staple products Eastern PORTION OF virginia 'so, i III
ai Rnhert H. Pitchers un. led interest III another rac
Cmtchirl not ver from the former Tac {" wnt, nv
Father died seized ID. The sad Robert ~ uhci
undivided interest nnircd and eighteen acFes oil Lana
the mentioned Tract, winch CONSISTS o t
land and low grounds with comn'odo Brick Dwelling io'sl
thereon lately completed, held by Mrs ElHh ihsnc, ~
h.. dover in The lands cg deceased hisland oias richer
deceased All the said Robert VI. Pitchers interest III me es
bclonrna the his Father wei III those sid ~ h'
mn,ler NJ her dover, residue n SAID saves f
brinc from i most oil whom are yonh.
onabe also n Caring" Harness, winch nave MOI ech III
sc n,nny wears Hoses, Mules, SILK? anu nncsS
anJ Dray and Harness. Ali The slid Pitchers iarnn. nte
sils of every description, which there : "@i W..
G,or The Stock. consisting Of Hogs Cows oAen *.
Ton and Blade Foddc uni-, the irst haihc .e
ale In e continued day day until completed. NJ '
IN ali The above specified opcrty believed 10 ne nqfs
able hut scllin. Trustee shall only convey su'h VIC ~
| 'fS'c" III nv y - JAMES ROY MICoU, j., Trustee.
| Va Nay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

NOTICE TO TlMBER.GErTEaS.-Sraled proposals viii lie
received until 18th n December ncat for tie delivery ii
the necessary quantity Of Timber for the repairs Of The Chester
field Rail Road fer the ensuing year, VIZ - -
$1,000 Lcne feet OF heart pine, b! inches, III ehgs OF IL
q u feet.
1850 do do do do & . II do do
II do. -
feet and upwards .
1000 do do white oas ga plank do ~
or - feet =
900 superficial feet Of Understandable "A fine plank d" II
20 do.
edge that Of be sawed al four sides. The above timber
must he free knots, and delivered quarter the h
February quarter the 2)i April, quarter on The ii
August and quarter on the both November
The Timber will be received part OF the Inc 81 the
road and inspected by The Cnmpanys Agent
will be required To give bond and security for The
faithful compliance Of the contract Proposals addressed 10 The
subscriber, pos, paid, II Manchester Post ,iIncc
/ Env m DAVID MOORE, .9rca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

|1OTRTLAND FOR SALE wish I" sell the Tavern and
u Farm known CouRIL,np, and formerly owned by NJ
Samuel Asop situated - miles from fredericksburg on Tie
Main sta Road from Washington, SouthwLld The value o
raj wears fact that s?t the Tavern has been
select site of spoit-. sania Court House which,
Nth o.r Public ,rdnps is now completed The Farm
taius $50 acres of productive Land any IN The uclehbo
hood considerable portion Of which = ORIGINAL God Land
The ra.crn j. large Brick building, recently
erected adius convenience Tor M csablslmen
al thr SOFT Dining Eoon long, las been lately added
connected with which covered way, i Euse and convc-
urn Trick Kitchen: The other improvements, morally new
c nmuy cieG, 10 comfortably large private
family and 10 meet all the ii the public The water Is
EXCELLENT and The situation high and healthy Offering an agree
allie retreat In Tuardcrs during There 10 other
Tavern al The House. and thr purchaser VIII own al me
Land around the public !ot, except half an acre upon when
Store has hccn Fer further particulars, apply To Kcrd
mn r. < Co. Richmond, Va, q the subscriber. -
"''i ''' ~ LEWIS RAWLINGS.
f,o,-, uouso my 9th. 81 Gu-Wiw
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CONGRESSIONAL.

SPEECH or MR. CALHOUN Of sorrH CAsoLIN.
In Senate, March 10, lSi0-The following resoln-
tons, submitted by Mr. Calhoun the 1th INST, were
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

See act 10 amend consolidate The Ia SIT Statutes
lillon Of tile slave trade, 9Th sec. Ac 7. ll3 t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

~ TIE Enquirer published three times reek dsriag the
"A, State gsaare, and oet dura. the Of the year
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-01

NTOIICE-Ar james T. Ncalc III the employ acn!
Of The franklin Manufacturing Company. ard j. not ata"f-
cd 10 transact or settle any business whatever their rn
p;ai,,,aad I-,, ne. ls,o ~
, 1840-03-21

RESUMPTION IN PENNsTLvAEIA.-The Bill
requiring an Immediate resumption OF spe-
Gle payments by the Pennsylv ania Blnks
passed the Senate of the State on the eth
OF February by 4 vote l6 to IL. The Bill
having been amended in the Senate will
have 10 return to the House where it will
doubtless Immediately pass. By this law
all the banks Of the State are required TO
resume specie payments Immediately on all
their liabilities except on deposites made
during the present suspension, wnich latter
are left 10 the operation Of the law of 1924.
In case of refusal By any Bank to redeem its
responsibilities in specie, any creditor, or
his representative, bv the first section OF the
act, may file his complaint by petition with
any judge OF common pleas with 80 days,
who is to inquire into the truth Of the COM
plant be established, the Governor is requir-
ed 10 issue his proclamation declaring the
of the Bank forfeited within five
days after the receipt of the record. The
provides that if any bank shall sat
P lyable by such bank, or in any way or
manner TO carry on the business of bank
ing" 'any director, present, cashier or 9th
err officer or agent of" the banks, d" shall for
each offence pay a penalty Of five hundred
to be recovered by any person or
persons suing for the same, for his own use,
before any court of competent jurisdiction;
and if the same office Z" shall be convicted
'f such attempt before any court Of compe-l
'ent jurisdiction, he shall suffer imprisonment
n the penitentiary for a term of not less
han one year nor more than FIVE years"
The third section provides that the court
If Pleas shall have the power Of courts of
'quiiy, so far as relates 10 the discovery of
violence relative to any suit in which any
,ank may be Intersection the complaint
If the mismanagenent of any bank Oh con
iuct of its oflicsrs.-[No. .4rgHs.
, 1840-03-21

Phoenix like, must proudly and t~riunphantly
rise over its ashes. 1t was then, that the
fell demon ambition, first began to show itself.
! shuddered and repuIsed with scorn tho Sc
cret promptlngs OF my bosom, it s.ill beckoned
me on, ! looked, and beheld the horfij abyss
which yawned before me, one leap, one lit
tie leap, and ] found myself engulied! / have
done, my course is nearly run, but still nv
heart bleeds AT this monstrous ingratI;udef
] who like Mura. Of old. have thrown Jewels
torn from my reputarion) away, to your
dismayed squadrons and broken battalions!I
who joined you in your darkest hour Of tribu-
lation and trouble: | who threw nv POPULAR
ity and fame, into the doubtful struggle! have
been cast aside and treated with little short
ot contempt. for one whose military deeds
consist IN lighting two or three Indian bat
ties! and whose political life stops short ut
what even a"school boy" can do. Socrates.
Plato, Heno, 81 abjure thee" Was it for
this that ! scattered my consistency to the
'iOur winds Of HsayenP' was it for this that
! granted and received favors from John @.
Adams? BIT there is still one sad c~onsola.
ton left. the viper crushed and mangled, even
then can sting and poison! But yet another
consideration, when the spirit shall have left
It's earthly tenement, who then will moan
weep, and raise the storied urn? The Fed
will no., for they merely used ne as
vile tool, to do their biding: the Repub-
leans cannot, for in my old age, | warred
them, and their principles. But let
the Wings
Beware the dog,
Look where he fisns he bites. and when he bite.
His venon'd tooth will rankle 10 the death
After filling the world with uproar and
confusion, | can at least like Tiberius of
die, and in that '.sleep Of DEATH what
! may see, God in his power only
JUVENIS.
, 1840-03-21

ers did, by the successive and regular profits
Of many years of patient industry? Such
men Were the glory and pride of commerce,
and elevated the character Of their country
boch at home and abroad. ] ask, where are
they? Is no, the race almost extinct? All
now desire TO grow rich rapidly. Each
takes his chance in the lottery OF specula-
ton. Although there may be a hundred
chances to one against him, each, eagerly in
tent upon the COLLEEN prize, overlooks the IN
tervenlns rocks and quicksands between him
and II, and, when he iondly thinks he Is about
to clutch it, he sinks into bankruptcy and
ruin. Such has been the fac OF thousands
Of our most enterp-ising citizens.
fro BE- CONTINUED.
, 1840-03-21

RoBBERY AND A~TrrNPr AT MURDER "A
most gIaring outrage was committed IN THIS
county on the 4,h inst. MI. Thomas U.
Bryan, a young gentleman Of this county.
was returning to Nashville, his place of resi-
dence, from a visit Of three or four weeks
10 Washington and St. Louis counties. He
was riding on horseback, and about Q e'&ock
at n, hit when near a bridge, a half mile from
Nashville, his horse took fright, by which
means he lost hi. cap. He alishted, ,hrus, one
arm through the bride and stopped to search
for his cap Whilst in this position he was
fred upon, which caused his horse TO sprirg
OF. pulling him to the ground. Two Williams
Immediately rushed up, one of whom jump
ed on him and held him whilst the other RI
fled his pockets of a small book containing
between three and four thousand dollars.
This done, they Immediately ran of through
the woods. AS vet there has been no dis
of the Williams. Two strangers tina,
made their appearance in the neighborhood,
a day or two before are suspected. They
have not been seen since, as we are inform
ed.
Mr.. Bryan is young gentleman Of great
worth; and there is Il very general Indigna-
ton felt at the outrage, as well as a deep
sympathy for his pecuniary loss. and the
more so because it was par. Of tire means, a
Of integrity had enabled him to pro-
cure. with which it was intended, in a day
or two, To start East TO purchase, on his
account. a first stock of goolS.-fCo-
Patriot.
, 1840-03-21

Al late celebration OF the oil bachelors
at Boo nrn-tnn. Indiana, the folio xIn5 vii
famous toast vas drank {:
"Tl- Fair Stunts in the churches-an
gels in the ball roGIn-and devils in the
Kitchen
, 1840-03-21

E~LoQuEYcE.-A Mississippi paper gives the
following pathetic commencement of Il
speech oi one of their lawyers some wears
since. on the detail of a negro for the mur-
der OF another named Daniel. whom he bu.
ried on The hillside in such haste as To leave
one OF his feet uncovered, which led to the
detection Of the crime:
more! n more shall DIn,el pluck the snowy
bail. Or plough the straight furrow |.
M more shall he -aliven the negro quarter
on Sunday nights with the recital OF com
hunts, ar sing Jew bone al the corn shuck-
in-, No. gentlemen, be lies turi.d on the
with but one fool out and one foo;
pointing To Tie arc!iei vaui, Of heaven -
, 1840-03-21

QUARRELLs.-One Of tie most ea.v, the
most common, most perfectly foolish things
in the worli. it" quarrel, no matter with
whom. nan, womin or child. or upon what
~ eiencr. prINoc JtInH or OCCASION whatSoev-
er. There is no kind Of necessity for il, no
manner Of use in ii, and no species or de-
gree of benefit TO be gained by II, and yet.
strange as the fact may be, theolo -ians quar-
rel. the Church quarrels. and Ire State quar-
rels, nations and tribes, aid corporations.
men, women and children, dogs and cats,
birds and beast quarrel about all manner OF
occasions. If there is any thing in the
world that will make n man feel bad, except
p~inching his fingers in the crack of the door,
it is unquestionab'y a quarrel. No man ev-
err fails to think less of himself after than he
did before one; it degrades him in his own
eyes, and in the eyes of others, and what is
worse. blunts his sensihility to disgrace on
the one hand, and increases the power OF
passionate irritability on the other. The
truth is, the more quietly and peaceably we
all get On the better for ourselves, the bet
ter for our ~neighbors. In nine case, nut Of
ten the wisest course is, IL a man cheats you.
to quit dealing with him, If he is abusive quit
his company, if he ISLANDERS you take care to
live so that nobody will believe him.. No
matter who he is, or how he misuses you,
the wisest way is generally just to let him
alone, for there is nothing better than this
cool, calm quiet way of dealing with the
wrongs we meet with.
, 1840-03-21

astonishing how many might be repaired by
a little alacrity and energy"
, 1840-03-21

True PHlLosopHY.-1he FarmerS.-Two
farmers, who were neighbors, had their crops
OF early peas killed by the frost. One of
them came to condole with the other on
their misfortune. "Ah" cried he, show
unfortunate we have been, neighbor! | have
done nothing but fret ever since. But, lear
me you seem to have a fine healthy crop
coming up just now: what are these p
These" said the other" why, these are
what sowed Immediately alter my loss"
I" What, coming up already y cried the fret
ter. Yes, while you were fretting | was
working" "What ! and don't you fret
when you have a loss 7" "Yes, but ] al
ways put it off until | have repaired the mis-.
chief" why then you've no need TO fret
a ALL" "True," replied the industrious
gardener, sand that's the very reason; in
truth, ii is very pleasant 10 have no longer
reason 10 think Of misfortune; and it is as