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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-25
NEW JERSEY.

NEW JERSEY.
A State Convention of the Opponents of the Ad-
ministration held Trenton on the Goth instant,
which described to have been the largest political
meeting ever held in New Jersey. The people came
together from every county in masses. A motion
was made to adopt the old Congressional ticket; and,
with sixteen hearty cheers, the assembled multitude
proclaimed their determination to send back the same
Representatives certified under the same seal and
the feemen Of New Jersey will respond in November
their loud amen
send you below the electoral ticket, against which
naugh, be said and which will certainly be elect
ed
There were several very able and interesting
speeches from Messrs. HALsrEp, SMITH, Of Illinois,
Fl. w. GREEN, SoUTHARp, and Capt. STOCKTON
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
Mr. Aycrigg, Mr. Halsted,
Maxwell, Stratton,
Randolph, Yorke
The ELECTORAL TICKET.
Mr. Jacob M. Ryerson Mr. Samuel G. Wright
James Tiff Thomas Newbold
John Runk, Joshua Townsend
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-25

NASHVILLE CONVENTION. Delegates were pouring
into Nashville, Tenn, in great numbers on the l4th
and 18th, TO attend the Convention Of the 18th
Messrs. Clay and Critenden, Ky, were among the
visiters. Delegations from Louisiana and Alabama
had arrived
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-08-25

The amount Of stores At this place was ncon slider
able; every thing valuable had been previously re
moved
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

heen an Abaliionisl, \ we slionlJ Lave beeo told ihai
Harrison vas rejected by the Fanatics on aecoun, Of
us so c an he Missouri Resifirtion, and his Chesior
and N'Heenncs speeches. and the numerous other
evidences of his hostility 10 the Fanatics. Aud so
would Clay have been denounced, as he ieas up 10
M period etias REJECTION. rho nun is, The Power
party seek 10 destroy dHq man who goes against Van
Rnten. II Flames Madison l,imsslt-n1y. II George
Washington were alive. and the eanjid,le OF the
Wings, tlcy would charge him with Abolitouistn,-
anl What Is more, tlry would irore IT too, II forgery
and ifand could ELECT uheir purpose.
But really We have run ahead of our purpose,
which vas SIMPLY 10 write about Two dozen llnc,
We had no idea, asthe Enquirer would say, OF
"ure. king q butterfly upon a wheel"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

wire going CAL" These oaieet, il sanlA xse,n nm.
members of the DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL.
tEE, aud suppose were 4
oaitsa engaged IN drafting their famous address
10 the good eople ii Virginia. aud n%ubltshe, in the
Enquirer ol tie ION instant. This, II "A to be kopsI
WI DC a suhleleni eN,use fur them. Now, Mr..
! inter, "ii' YOU allow me 10 ass question or Two /:
oid tie last House oil Delegates apnolnt a commit
zee or coz nltlees 10 invest gate the aif4its oil the
bauks oil the Comnonwt alti Ii So, who were
'hey aud td they maize a repori to the llonSe =
ANA II ihey dd report, will YOU. Tor The brnedi Of
sehf ieaheis, haVetbe good ess To publish then re-
loii, win tue name Il each individual eomposine
ne committees, IT there WIS more than one.
il"Pe, rs YOU columns are now teiit we'd fom the nu.
mefohs addresses ON The subject al the approarh h.
Ing elections. YOU may be alle to spale "a sn,all s,rare
'of 'l's DISCLOSURE. T.. T..
u We have not time now To look up the facts
asked for by our correspondent. There IRE Lcgis'a-
live committees, however, WHO 10. ked INTO The cand.-
tlon OF the Banks, and u,ade favorable repults. But
those committees, who>etine was uecessaril, limited,
and Who of course relied upon the sla,ements of he
condition Of The Bauks furnished by the Presidents
aud Cashiers, might well have failed TO make dis
eove,les of frauds, wlich, ii seems, eluded The
vigilance Of President Broekealtough, Cashier
Robinson aud The Board Of rcctals. though
occurring foa a period Of more han twelve months.
under hen very eyes The commit, e. relied up
on deir siatcmcnt made under oath. Thy could
MOI have made a thorough Illumination jurng lie
whole session oflhe Lagislalurr.-EAtors
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

..n, search anone my papers. ] have bsen unat =
- find il. Its conteats. however. are perfectly wnb.
m nv recollection, aud | do all that is in my pow.
,r 10 comply with your request. by stating them. as
h,y. done 10 the Editor of the Ieiepr9IA. I'll.
I,,,.r embraced three points =
1. Gen. HARRisoS denird the right n Congress
=. abolish slavery IN the States OF IN the District Il
Columbia.
Q. lie expressed the opinion that the tariff com.
nyonise ought TO remain undisturhed.
n. lie repudratcd the practice of making anpaint-
rnrp,s 10 Office The reward OF pafiizan service.
This was the purport of the leuer. did not ask
Gen. HARRIsoN's OF inien, because doubled II.
uayiu, been in intimate intercourse with him Tor
t,yeral years, | knew that his views On these sub.
;ects were accor5ant with my own.
! am very respectfully.
gent. VI. obi serv'i.
J. MACPHERSON BERRIEN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
DgsAOEIYlGA.

U'llE term oi c"partnrfsilp between the sub
N %sciieefs. viii expire by Iimilauop. on iie last
day OF a pfl. ~ winch time iheio VII be d dissoIu-
lion by mutual consent.
IL IS desirable tHAt our accounts should be closed
lm,aediaiely, We ihtret ne hope dat all persons M
debted To In. cenCtrn vail call, AS soon as possihlc.
on ONE oil US lot 81 tlemcui, OF GU 1hos. j the son
Of ID. llnleombr, Who ls authorised 10 assist us in
he scltiemelt. An persons who may have claims
against The lttn. wall btii Z them forward in order
hat tle5 may be adjusted.
WM. |. tOLCOMBE. M. d.
10. :. PAlNE.M M. ID.
Applications lot the services ii ether OF us, ufer
lie lst Of May. vii be made 10 DIR. IL. IL his usi-
dcuce, and 10 Dr. p, at his office, formerly oecupied
by Us. Ii. & Il.
April 80 - s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

Dropping The Pieeop.-Thc Loco Focos of
Fittsylvania county have brought out candidates for
the Legislature (Joseph NJ. Terry and w. NJ. Ed
nards) just on The eve Of the election. Il looks very
mulh as if they have all along intended to drop the
that tue Wigs will be vigilante enough 10 defeat the
tricL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
MN. /. t%lOLCoMBE. M. d.
V'nlmo6le y cgrees for SAT-.

BpY VIRTUE OF . deed Of trust. executed by
fS James Madison, OF ierotd IN the county vi
Prince Edmard, vii he sold IN front OF the Eagle
Hotel in HE town, 4 farnville, on WEDNESDAYS, the
18Th dun If Nan nsfi. between so G1sd 30 &C.
,y EiHgssGDle SSGceS, such are rarely eve, Of
leied, but OF dte necessity, rs in HE present case,
consisting of Men, Women, Bass anl Girls. Sew
eral first rate House Carpenters, some good Cooks.
Honse Sefvabas, e.. 4sf
Terms made hnow u on day of sale, by Tho
TRUS lee. .
Farmville, April 30 tl3M s.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

for the pufpusc Of conducting Il Grocery and Com.
mission busints'. They Lave taken The 1sige brick
house on man greet, opposite the Post Office.
whore DIZZY viii KEEP tuuslaully on hand u genera
assortment Of GROCERIES,. The, vi also oc.
oury The large aud c0NnnodIous Stone Lumber
lieuse. g Iuaa ed nj The River, ard nh eli is actessfhlc
both To the River aud to the Cannl SO Inn thev
can save lheit Gus onlers tho heavy expense az
~jraya2e. Thus s,tuattd ard prepared. The under
slgued oIFer hen services TO Tire public as Commission
and Foacdrdlhg Merchants, in witch eapiciiy tlev
" III receive and forward Goods and Produce Of all
kinds-or dis pose Of them to The best advantage.
Liberal adYanees Viii be made on oo~nsicnmenis.
N +. HENNlck,
ANDREW LINDSAY.
~ The Valley Star viii publish SIX weeks and
forward account 10 this Once.
April % w6w ir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
q 0 TrhLao PARTy

hOilS WORD respectfully informs the Ladies
~ aud gentlemen Of l. y~nchbp,r aud is y,cipilv
that his last CoT1LLioN PARTY. will take piacc
veolne, The 9th.
Tickets 10 be- had at The Union Hoiei.
Apfil % IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

!lrsyr. ~. FOR TaE yIRGiNIiS.
.dg "n hgtoFs-ln the last Vmginian, d.scout-
B+uk 81 W; PEI" Cations lately discovered Ia The
Ia 80 'eih'a youask, .'Where were he I'fesi-
NasAIef Tic Bank Mlile these lNo.sf.e
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
OBITUARY.

Died, on Sunday morning, The l2th inst, afera long nnd
painful illness Mrs AFoEltNA IirrItroN, eou-oti Of II. Il.
lHclrarrs, oi this rla'1t daughter OF Asn linrnes, OF iuncu-
burg countYJ IN tho ed year OF her age, leaving a husband
and on' child, 10 deplore The loss al an ettectonhte vie aud
motlar-Thc deceased had neuly lie made profession of
tlrI itI.niY, mud was IN exemplary mcnIhcr OF thr Metludiel
Erl-oopni Church IN I.uncnburs. Sha departed this lie per-
lretiy resigned 10 the viii OF her Heavenly Master, viii n
suaneRnd sustaining filth, mud expressed tie brightest hopes
Of eternal happiness hereafter.
o. The Richmond " hig IS requested TO COPY.
-, nj the residence ofhor futhcr, IN Campbell on Tue
and Lncy Jane Staples. III the 8ir ycur of h,r age. The CIR.
cunstauees " ltich led to the dcntlI OF this iillte rid, are tfnfy
sl'ocking, In company with her thlier. she walked inlo the
plantation whore some logs were hutInng her father lrit her a
short distance, her clathe- took fire, md being unable to pu,
out the fire hersclf, ran towards her inthcr, the wind blowing
fcfrcly Before hc eopld exttiraie hcf from the deynuring re-
nent, her body wns literally teorctrd. She lived about eight
hours after, enduring the most exerucinline paio. But Jesus
said, "Su1rr lIule ,hildtsu 10 come unto me, und forbid them
not, for oi snch j., the krfpdoin oI heaven
--,ot itoflsny, on the 10Th in l., Mr4. MARTHA SMIrn
in the 2pii wear other age, the heloged cunsort of Ar, john
nicliyc dispeneauGH OF T. Providence beiaIlsn surviving relations
aud lieud<. ia the ~ dst OF The comforts and endeatmenls
oflifr, aud posscs8cS Of lPutli, h'9uty and The highes, ac-
ronWli shuentE her dcuf1 sHs suddenly involved her family
nnl hicnds ia tic deepe.t disuest-Oi n deposition the mpst
mild, n0ectionutc md sniubie, ofthl nicsl fenflhg msdcsIy,
and with u discriminating and cuitiya,vd msi1, ~ p9rsin
roundh9r, Bun she lid not place hr chief depcn1rnce 'non
these things. She had bren many wears 0nexomplary Chris
tiau, aud was Il meek. pious, mud most deyurd mlmber u tie
%tlastopall church, During her Illness, which was severe
and painfnl, she did not utter tho slightest mdl1nnI of com.
plaint, but atal times exhibited the utmost calnnn-s aud Sc
renity and when she found her end approaching, after band.
ing souic tokens Of affection 10 her surrounding iiirnds, adj.
dressed theu,i IN the most affecting terms, warning tiein M,
to think too tnuc, of this " ORD, iut Ia hook beyond this life
fr happiness. As in her life, 50 IN her death, she was lovely.
Aud huth thy gentle spirit Ad
To mansions nfetcrnnl rcstf
Could not wealth, ind you'd, and beauty
Morrow oflInsbnnI, purents. friends,
Detain thee yetR little while I 81
" uh a smile, ~beck'ning 10 The grave
Thou dost say, ali ! no, follow me q
~ Southern Churchn'an is rcqnesledio copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
..ikcly ana Vn,unhlc Nearoes for salc

yATlLLBE SOLD, in iron, ofthe Market House,
w on Satntday, the 9th inst, several Negroes,
amongst Them a Wouan named .Alilley, so years
old she Is a good Cook aud Washer and Wyatt,
"a VI ullatto boy, l6 Years Of age also Louisa, a
girl, IA years ol age. These last aye uncomaooly
iikey.% sN #s hG
s9trms-69 days negotiable paner, satisfactorily
endorsed, #erH+ rr "a ID. b. GLASS
P%ascllsi. n Mulatto boy, WIN is aeood hlacksutli.
and hired or The present year 10 Amnon llaRcock.
Will be sold rgiyaely. Fer particulars. Amply TO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

A Sign THAT excellent aud able paper, the
Baltimore American, for many years a neutral in
politics, has enlisted under the Wig banner. and
hoisted the Log Cabin and Hard Cider Gag. thas
powerful auxiliaries in its contemporaries Of tie Pat
not and the Pilot. Onward" is the word.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
.gNnamisfrasor's sale.

4 WILL SELL, atthe late residence at of Mrs.
d Winifed Miro deed IA Amherst county, ar
Wednesday the g h OF May nexi. the petisiiabls
properly ssluneiug To the Estate uf Mrs. Wibcox.
consisting of ti.tsss. CalIle. Hogs, Sheep, Planra-
mon tools, iiouseiloi5 and Kitchen h urpilare. DC
Terms, six months credit, The purchasers gv,as
bond with approved security.
GEORGE WOLD. Acsing Adinsr
tf Winiie ed Wi cox deed.
Anvil ~ t6M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

Signing 0!--Hcury L.. Brooke, Esq, of
Richmond, (son-ln-law OF Judge II. St. George
Tucker,) declares, in behalf Of that gentleman, that
he bad no agency in the rerpe'ralion If The lnfa
nous Adde'S Of the Loco Foco Central Committee,
recently published in the Richmond Enquirer-al,
though The Judge is the Chairman Of that commit
tee. Rev. p. Courtney does the same thing on his
own behalf-and so does Mr.. n. Dcnhy. No won
der that these gentlemen are asl amcd Of he false
Mtods contained in thai paper. Other members Of
that commitlee will doubtless purge themselves of
the frank offence" against ruth aud justice embo-
died in that AdGress.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
a III 4 VERY O. = a = oIsT o.
Eg 81 ~ 81 ~ vs.. \

~ "a VI IS ~ ~ ~ ~ 8
Us n n I'D d. =, WINES, GINS. corr
r. DlALS. Brandy Ftuits, Pickles. Preserves
Segars, Chewing aud Smoking 1',bacco. Sntffxs
Almonds, Plunes, Candies. f,lbetts. Walnuts, lew
ltaislnsln 4 ] aud Whole boxes. Gnn..P is,ols Knives.
Spofltpp Powder, Soaps, Prttnmrfs. brown Stout.
Pott't, Button and See1ch Ale, Teas. Chocalate.
Dye stun Obs, Paints, Cocoon, Anchovies. Olives.
thpcta. Sadlnes. Miuduw Glass. Pmtv, FIasks.
shot Pouches AID Brlts, Powder llorns. Screw ami
Percussion Renel'es, Petcess,on Caps, Wash Rods.
X 'zors, llenes. Scissors, l,tuslies, PLAYING and V,,.
Iute Cards, blessing a9ieoty r. e Iooll, Combs.
WIN olne' Hike eoODS' aud . very Idtge stock Il
.EFEARSE.s'E,
SuBdEos's ~ II DFNrAL INSTRUMENTS.
aud OF Musical iGsiru mrnfs.
Violin and GIilaI > rincs fof sale NJ q
Towel DAVIES.
Anril % ,f;r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

FOR RENT.
E1OR rent and possessinn gwen Immediately. The
Il dwelling oSfr the store Of Mr.. J ,se, h Mafsft
on Nam street. II IS IA very comfortable house. APP
ply TO OSEfu -. EVANS.
April % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
James iver- and Elanauiaa
C0ssscriD.

WISH 10 purchase The above Nancy. or the
d Bonssef ]. x 4 X. C".-in my aLselee fsm
,owr, Messts. aIek,naey Il Mosby vaii- attend -
tho pursliaset oi. me
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

o. We learn from the Charleston Courier lhat
a meeting OF State Rights men WAS held al Mil
l~edgeville, Geo. on the 7ll inst. and resolutions a.
doplcd to support an electoral ticket for Harrison
and Tyler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
%As0CESG ASD 60 w lGSsrON
BUSINESS.
IsENNGCA 81

'RNlE subsetibcts have associated themselves
u ~iogetlnt, ngdet the finn Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

Tie Calhoun ta't shorttning.-A letter from
North Carolina says, that Coy. lttdon, ". b. She
pard and John II. Bryan, three Of lie most rlonli-
nent NulIilyers of tie State, who, from heir attach
mcnt TO Nh. Calhoun, had been confidently counted
on by the Locos, have openly declared in lavar Of
Harrison. David Outlaw, WHO almost idolizcd Mr..
Calhoun, now publicly denounces him as a renegade
and traitor to his principles and his party.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
d REM

EsOR REM,
es-ye-as THE stote-t1ouse lately Gee upiedb by Mrs
Fki..1 f.. Eclluls as a IS ,ok Stare. At1,lv ~ as4
EA4 PAYNE d GREGORY
March IL sssf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
LAWS OK VERMONT.
ICoNCIUpED !

AN AoT "a idiun to III. several acts regulating
and governing the militia of tins State.
Ii Is hereby enacted ny tho General Assembly 81
the State of Vermont, as follows
!. The several quarteTmqsiers ui the regiments
in this Stale shall before enfPrr : upon The dutIes
of their rc-p"rtive Offices give bonds addition
the bonds now required 10y law, n the penal sum
of six hundred. dollars, with one more surilcs to
the satisfaction of The command ant Of thereg
conditioned for the fdutul Performance ofthe duties
OF their respective Offices, which bonds shall b.
ecutCd To- the treasurer at the state, and drpns It-d
IN the office of Quarter Master General, who j. au
thorIZed To prosecute any breach oi the conditions
thereof
=. The quNrteT master of the several reg iments,
shall within ten DAYS after each regimenttl dnli,
make and transmit To- the qnartermaster g"nsr-
al and a'lested copies OF tho pay rolls at SAID
drills W.T. the names of the officers, and of the
musicians liable to do duty who appear fully uUi-
formed and eqnip;, the number Of miles travel,
DAYS attendance, and the sLm To he paid each per
son in attendance; also the amount of executions
issued. in dollars and cents, and the amount of
ecuiiuns issued. IN du!lar- aud crnis, and the q.
mount oflinr~ received who her collected on exc
cuton or pl,d at the reg'meutiI courts martial, tor
the then curtenI year, together vain particular "c
count OF the manner in which SAID moneys have
been expended
3. The quarter master scncraiis authorized to
draw upon the treasurer of he stale ~ favor oi the
quarter master OF the regiment, ia the manner aud
Tor the purpose !nr which commnndhnis OF req
ments are author Led TO draw 10y the h"eenth sec
ton ofthe tent :hnptcr of the mIiita act, hTpr"v-
ed nineteenth November, eighteen hundred and
thirty nine: and 80 much % ~''d section hnd 81"
much of secun fourth, cha ptar nine, II the up.
nroyed first N1yetnbrr, eIghteen hundred and thar.
~ seven ~ authorizes the com'nandanis ct regi-
mens to draw ordsrs the treasurer OF this state
repealed
regiments. To make the return herein reauyed or
SUFFERING any o na unds Of the regiments IN the ,r
hands to hr Paid "n' for any other purpose than
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01

OF his son must necessarily require. Butsuch moi
his Intention ho claims tho cu.tody of the child
with the nvowed purpose orinmcdi1te, rcmoy ing
To HE uHcongeninl climate Of S,l'.erland
Upon 'be question of Cilizcr.liv. which has
heen 50 elab"rntoly urgurd, we hive come G., the
conclusion thar any expression or opinion woult
he premature. II is no, in the slightest degree
called for by the necessities Ci the case ; nm
wonld be anticipating question Of tho mos, s.u.
u|ar interest and importance, which nay bc rais a
hereafter hero or elsewhere Our d"cision en-
propely refer only TO the present custody &c to
child and il Is That lac be rcmanGcd To- rhe rsi-n-
Gy his mother
Should the father remain in America or 81 ANY
time revisit the country, cannot donb, that cttV
reasonable facility Of access to his child will At al
proper times be afforded to him 10y the rr=pou. cut
and her parents, should she continue reside nti
them. II would seem 10 he his rjght-ouc y .rich
possibly he could not enforce by legal proceed ng.
bnt of which we cannot approhend the sc '.tesI
disposition TO deprive him 10 exercise through the
medium Of some proper agent. share Of tu'.!0ec
and superintendent of tho education ofthe child
in agent who could see The child from tine 10
time, and communicate with him in regard us
health and discipline
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-12-01
REF DISC OURS

TExr.--s7nere IS a ,oay that seemeM right to
man Int tie end Mereof," sc.
We hope it will not be deemed sacrgo us 20
quote here this sublime precauton from the oracles
of divine truth, n to discourse from in the
manner which follows, although in aid of subjects
of some what secular nature, apportaining to
atty.
IT may seem right to a mnn-to neglect paying
his debts for the sake of lending specializing up
on his money, but the end thereof iS-a bad pay
master
Ii may seem ght to man-to live beyond his
income, but the end thereof is-wrechedness and
poverty.
1t may seem light to man-to attempt to live
upon the fashion OF the times, but the end thereof
is disgusting all sensible folks, and ruiuous to
health, reputation and property.
1t may seem right to man--to put off every
thing that ought to be done to day until tomorrow
but the end thereof is-such things are not done at
all.
1t may seem right n man-to attempt plea 81 y
every body, but the end thereof is-he pleases no.
body.
1t may seem right to man--to excel his neigh
Dor in extravaganza and luxury but the end there
ofis-that man and his family totally ignorant
| Of the ordinary occurrences of the day.
1t may seem right TO a man-to obtain his news
by borrowing and stealing his neighbors, but the
! end thereof is-annoyance to his neighbors, and
fraud upon the printer.
1t may seem right to man-to attempt to obtain
livelihood without industry and economy, but
the end thei eof is-hunger and rags.
1t may seem right to man-to 6e always trum-
peting his own fame, but the end thereof is-hs
fame don't extend very far.
1t may seem right to man--to be constantly
borrowing of his neighbors. and willing to
lend, but tho end thereofIs-very cross neighbors.
II may seem right to man-to trouble himself
very much about his neighbors business, but the
end thereofis-nobody believes any thing he say .
1t may seem right to a man to indulge his chill /.
dren In every thing, but the end thereof s-hs
children will indulge themselves in dshonoring
him