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S5 Government and I5 Commerce-s

fHNO DENTISTS-Doct.H II. Gates Agent in Mo 7 h bile for the sale of Stockton's improved Mineral iee'h, mas just received full supply embracing all the varieties used by Dentists "''
 D,ct, 1aies has also first rate article of Den tsts' Gold Foil, Nos 6, aad 8. Orders from aa., part ol the Southern Statcs usrsHapa, ass.ss,i Address GATES'S Pharmacy,
 nov29 lO6 Dupbin st. Mobile
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NOMPOUND FLUID EXT. WORM SEED.-= OThe most efiectual and safe worm destroying me- dcinc ever used. Tine great objection, heretofore roed against the worm seed is its exceedingly dlsar ereeable and nauseous taste and smell, so mucn SD that it is with difficulty that children can be made 10 take it. All difficulty is obviaed in this med'cine as children take it with pleasure. For sale py
 RICHARD NORTH, 30 Govt st.
 .nov17 oPPos..e .l-e 71.-eS- .,-. eS.1 t H nSINS--300 boxes fresh Rasins, for sale hs Et ian 20 OGDEN BROTHERS,l ,l2 Waterh
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janl2 h A' Nle' si DrJ-Price $2 per box, ,tl ial 1rseapns

jan12 f' 'lai sHest Ccj-Price ss2 per box, sh iap l'feena0t
 NTURRAY'S FLU. A8eRhsi ! --- iiaf- ItA ed under the exclm ssfei in A ine g.lfi, CT, SIR JAMES MURl aA rzthe mf'i ana elegant Anti-acid and Apei sni sfesso ai 'lS % a pertes of the Magnesa in aiai uses ",h'a' t'',is liable like it, to form dang. conero''oa n .ae bowels; it corrects acidity aud eIifei1sl! su .s burp. without injuring the coats T the sicssel, as Soda, Potash, and their caroOn2ie ave s9Tp o ag in all cases acts as n pleasing apssin p9e7H'sfiY adapted for families.
 If has long been known that the mos 'efoaa eoar sentence have frequently resulted from tis N ol so- lid Magnesia which have been proved b. " olanue' and many other eminent Chemists, to bra c".N.s, tons in the bowels, endangering and in sori- sanee, destroying life. This preparation is free 'on sA objections and in all respect more desirable fAcae It comes to us recommended by many of the m,st e- nent Chemists and Medical men of the day e9ns whom are Dr. Duncan, Dr. Hope and Dr. ureSo' ' of Edinburgh, Dr. James John, Sir Astley Cooper Sir James Clarke, and others. supply ni the s' {. nuine article with detaied account of It, mai be had on application al the Drug Store of
 juncl5 1itf I. c. DUBOSE 8 co, 39 Wafer-st,
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HEWS' NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT.- Il This article is offered to the public as never failing for the Rheumatism, and it has for mum ber of years sustained its reputation and accomplish ed cures which have defed the power of every other article In acute and recent cases, the relief nva riabie, after one two applications of the Linment and in Chronic Rheumatism, the cases of cure merous. It truly remedy that reaches the NERVE AID BONE, with the most happy effect.
 Sold by l. c. DUBOSE co,
 ian2l l64s aud the other Druggists in Mobile.
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md by Drs. Maynard, Hammond and Gates. Mobil

VKTHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, vA.--on WV hand a few dozen of the celebrated Water from the White Sulphur Springs, Va.
 To uersons acquainted with the character of these Springs eulogy is unnecessary. But to those who are not it will be sufficient inform them that in all diseases of the Bowels, Liver, Kidneys or Skin the Water will be found a most eligible remedy, beng not only an active and efficient medicine, but pleas ant, and to some delightful beverage. Perhaps at no season is its use nperatively indicated than the coming season and the summer months, when those who are unaccmated are exposed to deadly disease and to the old residents subject to Hepatic bstructions. For sale by the dozen single bottle
 by RlcH'D NoRIH, Druggist Chemist,
 mari No. 30 Govt and 10 Commerce st
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" iDE'S WORM and CONDITION POW W pERs-These powders arc prepared in a man ner pc aar to any others being the result of an ex- perIerse of 37 years successful practice, and have never been known to fail. They are recommended to all owners of horses-as superior Cattle are SD inn proved in appearance and health that double the la bor may be obtained from them, without any risk.
 N. B.-These powders used when horses come ofl journey, or are wet and cold, excessively aligll ed, will be found in the highest degree beneficial. To be had in packages of one dozen each for ! or a single paper for 50 cents. They are administered the food, without requiring relaxation from labor. For sale wholesale and retail by
 RICHARD NORTH. an3 Governp,oa, ,ul F -
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NRESH DRUGS-The undersigned are E ceiying per ships E. Dennison, Unoas, Hottin- eser and other arrivals, their spring stock of fresh Medicines, Painte, Oils, Window Glass, &c. making up an assortment in quality and extent well worth fhe attention of Merchants and Physicians.- Purcbasers will find our prices moderate and every f,cty will be aaored which tho state of the times ,s;il ner,nit. I. c. DUBOSE & co.
 Late DuBose & Rolf, Druggists, .a>~2B 2l7H No 39 Water street.
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NREY'S INVALUABLE OINTMENT, for the VJ cure of White Swelngs, scorluous and other tu- mors, ulcers, sore legs, old and fresh wounds sprans, bruises, swellings and in6amaiions, scad head wo- mans sore breasts, rheumatic pans, tetters eurp- tions chblains, whtlows, piles, piles, corns, snake bites, &c for sale wholesale or retail by
 WOODRUFF x WATKINS, c.h % 16o,r No 30 Water st.
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 PATENT NTEnTcFNES.


 removed nl obstructons by tue hasiY ucion upon the Liver Stomach, Bowels, Skin, Kidneys and Lungs
 0CJsFor snle wholesale and retail at 20 s Francis Street, Mobile. and nt my office Duane Si. New York. Prlce B per bottle, quart fell 1y NOMPoUND SYRUP OF LVERWORT, " (Hpotiea Tnloto. )-For the cure of rulmona, " and Hepatic affections, Cougls Coltls, Consump- tion, Splitting of Blood Sc. The ns ytahon whic this article tLiyerworD has obtained il fa rcatmen of Consumptions, Spttisg of k.Sbcr Com plaints, Coughs, Sc and the uncertainty ther mus. always be in inc preparation of decociions tn mode m which this plant has been usually adminis. tered, by persons ignorant of Pharmaceutical Mann puiatlons, has led us to make concentrated Com pound Syrup of a uniform strength.
 MEREDITH, HENDERSON & Co. N. B.-None genuine without our written signature.
 o. For sale by the single bottle or dozen by
 RICHARD NORTH, g Government, iebl9 and 15 Commerce-sts
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M OSELY O., Druggists, at the corner of MI Royal and Dauphn streets, having received Il large supply of Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines. Paints, Oils, Perfmery, Garden Seeds, &c., which they offer for sale in quantities to suit purchasers al very moderate prices and on reasonable credit. nov29
 IL fresh supply of this invaluable medicine recci- ,ed per brig Saratoga, direct from the original pro pretor, Dr. Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, New ! ork Purchasers desired to observe that every b al the genuine medicine has the written signature o Geo. Taylor, 375 Bowery, on the directions aealf the bottle.
 *.* Beware off. W. Burett's imiatoa.
 l.. c. DUBOSE & Co.,
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MARks' OINTMENT FOR THE CURE OF

MARkS' OINTMENT FOR THE CURE OF MI PlLES.--The inventor of this valuable reme. dy, begs leave to offer the attention of those who are subject to the Piles, remedy the efficacy of which has tested by the experience of years, tsi s utiiity of ,rlirr has in rsticU breII inI paired from failure to relieve. To those who have been subjected to this disease it will prove, applied when re-atacked, preventative to its contini- ance without the least pain; indeed many have pro- nounced il the most agreeable remedy applied. There be danger in its use, as its component parts are of harmless vegetable matter. For sale only by P. MOSELY,
 nov30 92H Druggist, Mobile
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TEyOOTHACHE.-Exua of Calls and hreosole' II At length has been discovered an inalliale Cure for this distressing inaady The above preparation, it is positively asserted, will any case wherep it can be applied, in twenty minutes. supply la. , peoeived and for sale by
 I. c. DUBOSE 6 CO.,, isnl6tf late DuTose 6s Rod, S9 Water s3
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8pRANDY $ GiN-9 % q Psss AR E e Brandy
 2 half iiis Hemsusees Brandy
 J lhWuy Brandy
 2 na iioHsai Gin
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 per, Cass.a .s.-s, Mace, einsr, Cayenne Pepper, Mustard, Wh. Mustard, Jamaica Ginger, Annis Seed, Corander Seed, Fennel Seed, Calraway Seed, Race Ginger.
 Aso-Pearlasl, Sal Eratus, Isinglass, Pearl Bar ley, Sago, Tapioca, Arrow root, Starch, Indigo, Rotten Stone, Polishing Powder, Silesian polish, Securing Bricks, Whiting, British Lustre. nov27
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HANDLES AND sohF.--F.a salsFss Q. AFs Elpl .'3
 l2s blSes Spon 'sdHia ssa
 250 |" eam 'iiaa
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fQG0 CoRbs OAK WOOD,
 KAgBO JACOE nefl3 CNf Y
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HBFAs Els CANDY "A ifs tuppls oi Rease q eeis5.aiod eaafea asseuce of Horcaop4a Can s,, his received and iol aia hi
 l. C. DuBO%E & co, V i ,tt. tti4i ,sf < Refl 59 Water ssze
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aug7 corner of Cont and Commerce-s nRAYS, WAGGONS, CARTS, WHEELS lI &c.-An assortment of Drays and Wagon with and without bodies light and heavy Carts; ex hand, . ua. H lesi dnsiafs eaf.' .fnmoe 4eFs -E's CANDY Y--A tre ,uppl, of nsase q eeiB5iaind eaudas asseuce of Horralula Caa
 l. c 1uBOsE & co. ag iat, Dpll l,ss & red g Water sss HANDLES AND soaF.--fa .glss A Q. AFs9 tl pl
 l2s baae. spon' 'a.l s R $ RICE FLoeR. f Ia 2 hl ana % lblaiaesh l1k ..s, nos 27 | F. UTrER-A feR hdSas .J@ nos2s q fpBRrOOl oRRe4.s. A-x Peach Oreh Coal,
 Rcd A. nuyk sse by 2. i EpRANpy GiN.-aa i Bs l AR E q. Brandy
 2 iialf ai'rs Hemusres Brandy
 J nlRay Brandy
 2 ng dollaad Gin --instes and lof sale 5g
 nEsHON. TAYLOR & MYEE nate corner Cent, and Conny T010 coRps OAK WooDzy 9,,I z,y oefl3 AHAYANA cIGARs.-sI boS,. X 5iems, fect.gfd ger srir pfN nag2o Tiles. p RI 0TANIC MEDlfiiissss3s sss { ID 3af A1c'in Pepper
 Gua Nyrtli, Loheiia 5
 il.laloeA Bark Wit9s
 iioh Haae, Unis4 Fsss 3f st
 llen sesl--all ,r tlF nfe fresh sa 4 {. 4 Gdm bg RL s tfratatos ilr i s 4a,so C. faA1Hsf HlatAf w 5,
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AHAYANA cIGARs.-sI hoS, ~ s. 1A 5i9ars, fectp wed lgr scir pfsN a.
 neT23 Tiles. P N5
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q ffBRrOOl DRKef. saz A-x Peach Oreh.d Goa,
 Red Asa nuyiklil s < ses.s1F .f aaie by ', &
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nEsHoN. TAYLOR X MYER nafi2 cDrnpr Can't and Lninuy3f'
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nRAYS, WAGGoNS, CARTS, WHEELS, 4I &c.-An assortment of Drays and Wagons with and without bodies; light and heavy Carts; ex iE fra-. coy. cod '""rren .sh"niS pi~~.-.;-- Htsals5aa ND. l4diii i.t .ua4 iia Iesf s4rf rHftfs
 msl- sfumoo
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D $ RICE FLOUR. ts <. # kA 9 hf fana g5 blsisssh .s
 nos P
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BssAHIzf4 SplNFS ID iATEs has now 2 eeiaa5l d ia sf ara ss in his line for fla miiy ase ogshrscir a.aunc e.f articles the follow iuf spree af tat hesf aia li---
 fl D..
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-a-=-=--=------ DATEl N ri stantaneou the Filter any nome affected bi never thio length of [ trati0n cal pension; f stoned by lnkstM IS | FILTK tain suinc sale b.
 ian2I E feiI, has locate
 Nc. 7! Where he Copper P ous brand business, Dosr r randles oi ing cards ry seals,
 N. B. call aud $ above liN ann can have patch.
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hI dIstHst III INtsV HIII H OIlef NIscases IT yer been equaled. In fact il is the result of long and laborious practice of IS years. IL has also re ceised the well merited sanction of the whole medic al faculty, and is supported by the testimony o nn meruus persons ho have been cured of diseases thai were considered beyond the reach of human ingen- tion. The following is one, out of nany that have hpen lately received.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-11
THE CASE OF RESIDE.

The evidence on the part Of the plain.
tiff in the case of the Government against
Reside has concluded, and the defence
opened with general outline Of the evil
dence intended to be Offered, and such n
brief history of the att IRIS OF the depart.
ment as to enable the jury better TO un.
derstand the Transactions which led 10 tho
present suit.
The evidence commenced with letters
from former Postmnsters General, show
ing the high character OF the defcndent,
his services, and the great confidence re.
posed in him. O. b. Brown, formerly
chief clerk of the post Office department,
was called, and he proved tho great en-
barrassmeni Of the department in conse.
quence Of the extension Of the mail routes
that Mr.. Reside was employed in Two
distinct capacities by the department, as
contractor and agen, to raise money
that these transactions were kept secret
from the assistant Post Masters General
from private rensons Of Mr.. Barry.
He corroborated the statement Of MIR.
Governeur as to drafts signed by Reside
in patches being forwarded to New York
for discount-mentioned that the usual
course OF the department TO distinguish
accommodation paper for its own use
from those paid contractors in advance
by accepting the former Internationally,
was in one instance not foaowed-that
the amount Of one quarters pay due Rec
side was accepted Internationally, md
then used by the department by special
instructions OF the Post Master General
that in 1884, the department not only an
ticipated its revenuss for that year, but
several hundred thousand collars moro
and that it was then indebted 10 Banks
over $500 900.
lie stated his beleffrum mode ofkeep-
ing books, that il would bo almost impos-
sible for any not personally cognizant Of
the transactions, to make a correct settle. |
ment Of accounts.-N. Y. Jour. Of Com. |
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-11
Fyom tae Bslaaors zmeriea., Nov. 3
TRIALS FOR MURDER.


The trials before The City Court for the
murder Of Mr.. John Bigham having been
concluded, the four convicted prisoners,
Jefferson Griffin, Alexander Curran, VA
liam Hanna, and Frederick Kong, were
Yesterday brought up to receive sentence.
The verdict Of the jury was murder in
the second degree" for which the utmost
punishment allowed by the law is impris-
onment 10 the Penitentiary eighteen years.
This period was assigned TO the prisoners
-as nearly as the statute would permit,
which requires that the terms Of convicts
shall expire between the Erst Of April and
the first Of September. The prisoners
were sentenced for II years and 10
months.
We may add that the sentence Of tho
Court is in perfect concurrence with the
| general sentiment of the community. -
The prisoners constituted the head OF a
desperate gnug whose outrages had long
moIested the peace OF tie community, and
the necessity was urgent for the yindica-
ton If the majesty Of the law on this oc-
casion. The effects Of this exhibition OF
Justice will be, VIC doubt not, whole some
and saluiary. The crime which called
for i, was one of bloody violence-and
there was displayed on the part OF the
lawless nggressors savage ferocisy
which cannot BIO thought Of without q
shudder. Justice could not have been
satisfied if any thing short Of the utmost
penalty of The law had been awarded for
their punishment.
The public interest was good deal ex-
cited during the progress Of these trials.
The speeches of counsel on both sides
were eloouen, and able. The proceed
ings throughout were conducted as the
solemni,y Of the occasion required; the
verdcts of the luries were Eel, to be jus, I;
and now the final sentence Of the Court,
while il falls with severity upon the un-
happy victims Of crime, completes the tri-
umph of justice, and upholds the supre.
macy Of the law and the cause Of good or
der.
| Yesterday Peter McCollum,-one o.
the persons arrested for the murder q
Bigham, and who had only been dis
charged by the Cour. on Monday, fol
want Of evidcnce.--was brought into
Court on bench warrant for threaten
ing witness who had testified in the late
trials. He was bound over in the sum O
81 900 10 keep the peace. md not being
able to procure bail, he was committed &c
prison.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-11

A great public meeting of the citizens
of kanawha county, was held at the
Court House, on the 9th of August last +,
for the purpose ofconsidering the Unequal.
ites of the representation in the General
Assembly of Virginia, at which memori-
al to the legislature was adopted. 1t is ably
prepared, and exhibits the inequality com.
planned ofin its proper light ; it also pre-
sents the prominent reasons in favor of a
different apportionment, sustained by
statistical tables.
The Wheeling Gazette, in noticing this
matter, makes the following comment:
awe have heretofore taken occasion
10 call the attention Of the people of West
ern Virginia to this subject. Ii is one in
which much that concerns their interests
are involved, and its importance should
insure united and vigorous movement
throughout the whole Western District in
regard TO il. Our own county is, per-
haps, ms much wronged by the present
representation as any other one. and Ka.
nawha has right to expect her cooper
alton in this work Of REFORM"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-11
GEN. SCOrT, A CANDIDATE FOR TIE
PRESIDENCY.


The Newark Daily Advertiser publishes
an address from Gen. Scott in the form
OF circular, and intended as an answer
to the various letters received by him
from many persons 10 different States,
propoundng political interrogatories.-
We make the following synopsis OF It's
contents, belonging, as II does, to the his
tory OF the times.
The General states that he was in po-
litical sentiments with Mr.. jeff, rson dur
ing his administration, and afterwards
with Madison and Monroe never Fed
erals, in any party sense of the term; nor
on the other hand jacobin, an impracti-
cable, nor an abstracionist. lie considers
himself Democratic Wing.
Gen. Scotl's letter takes up various
leading subjects seriatim. With regard to
the Judiciary he holds that the Supreme
Court is empowered to decide all doubt
ful questions arising under the Constitu-
ton, Acts Of Congress or Treaties and
that when such decision is made, the prin
ciple Of the decision ought to be taken by
all as defnitively settled.
The Executive Veto he thinks ought to
be subject to further limitation, so as to
be overcome by majority of both
Houses, all the members of each beEg
reckoned rs constituting the House, whe.
Their all are present. or not.
Rotation in Office he would not favour
as an indiscriminate rule--but eject o:
any time all Office holders known to be
deficient in either honesty. capacity or
Industry, and appoint IN their stead men
known to possess those qualities.
The Presidential term, he thinks, should
be extended by Constitutional amend
ment to six years without re.ellgibilIty
In the meantime he does not deem it re-
spectiul to the people nor otherwise pro-
per in a candidate to solicit favour in a
pledge that if elected he will not accept a
second nomination. " IL looks too much
like bargain rendered to other aspirants;
ueM to me noac shall soon be out Of your
ray"
With regard to the leading measures Of
the late Extra Session, Gen. Scott de-
clares that if no had held a seat in Con-
gress he should have voted for the Land
Distribution BiH--the Bankrupt Biz, nnd
the second Bill for creating Fiscal Cor
poration--having been long under the
conviction that in peace as in war, some
thing efficient, in the nature Of Bank 81
The United States, is not only necessary
and proper, but indispensable TO the sue
cessful operations of the Treasury as well
as to many Of the wants OF our commerce
and currency.
On the subjec, of his views as candl.
date for the Presidency, Gen. Scott is ex-
plicit enough--thus
Finally, am asked, if nominated as a
candidate for the Presidency, would you
accept the nomination? | beg leave re.
spectfully to reply, yes; provided that ]
DO not required to renounce any p.inci-
pies professed above. My principles are
convictions.
The Generals sentiments are soundly
Wing. To what extent he will be IN nc
ceptable candidate to the people remains
yet to be seen.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-11-11
IEar u. Martia.surr Gare.,e

n there Is one man who above Another deserves
praise and commentator from every well.wi.her
Of society, il is the homes, and Industrious rechan
ic The idea thar there is something los and ,al-
gar in the occupation Of mechanics, Only exists Ia
the idle brain Of the ~hiskered dandy, Who Is made
TO differ from the harmless beast only BY the ef
forts of the Ishoring artist. Some men are born TO
fortune and afFlaence Others to poverty and DEEPEN
dencr. Notice the career Of each. The one
tured by the hand Of indulgence gratifed with all
that wealth procure his wishes crave, ar
rises 10 years Of folly and extrassgsnce inherits
fortune which be knows no; how to use. aud by IN
Inbred love Of idieness, aid Of rioous dis
sipa.ou sqnsnders his patrinony, becomes loafer,
and without knowing how to earn bis bread. is com
PEELED to follow the mesnest oftrades, that Of beg
ging While the other, although Cor time be
must be uP early aud late work hard and max e
sacrifices Of ease and comfortior ms habits OF in
dusuy. and economy. which enable him to
realize the good results. taste the iui,s OF
his labor. The ingenious and enterprisng mechanic
pOsse SEES within himself prodac'ite capital,
Which will mise bin, not only 10 wealth bu, to hon
or and true greatness. Poverty ia no hndesance
to ,he.e attainmen,s; the skilful and assduous
easily surrnounl every obstacle, remove every OBJ
straerion, overcome every prejudice, and establish
for themselves an enyia5e reputation. Such men
prize as the noblest of nstu,es works. the high
est production she can boast. But il must be ever
borne in mind by the young mechanic tina,
" lie who would win must labor for the prize
that the grand maiu-spring of all his motive and
forts should be to exeel and to obtain an eminent
distinction. 1t can be obtained by all. The great
est the world ever saw since trained up tC
work. Akenside, the author Of the g Pleasures O
Imagination" butcher, Marshall Ney 9
cooper. Roger Sherman shoemaker, Dr.. Frank
lin printer, DR.. Johnson bricklayer, and ,ht
present Lord Mayor Of London but a few year.
snca went to London q stone-nason, but now
holds an office equal in dignity and importance
TO that of Governor of any State in our Union
These are but few OF the instances, in which un.
firing industry and virtuous ambition have receives
like reward. They were never yet exer,ed il
vain, and never will be while common Justice snC
honesty hold ,heie Plncc in the human heart.