Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-11-30


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SUrrn or 4 Gryrtru,v- Moderation.
decorum, and ueatness distinguish the Gen.
ilemun he is at all times aaabte. dfiident.
and studious 10 please, intelligent and 20.
lite his behavior is pleasant and graceful.
When he enters The dwelling of an inferior
he endeapors TO hide if possible. the di1e- +
renee between their rank in life. Ever will. 4
ling 10 assist others around him he is
neither unkind, haughty nor overhoaring.
Tn the mansions Of the great the correctness
Of bis mind induces him 10 bend TO etiquette
but not TO sioop to aduIHtion. Correct
principles caution him to avoid the gaming
table, inebriety or any other foiable that /
could occasion himself rcproach. Pleas.
ed with the pleasure of reflection he re-
loices to see the gaiety Of society, and is
'astldious upon on no point of little import.
Appear only to be gentleman, and its
shadow will bring upon you contempt; be
gentleman and its honor will remain even
utter you are dead"
MooRIsH You've LADIES' fear Won win
hink ! am grown a downright gossip when
tell YOU bit of scandal that has reached a
oe about the Moorish Young ladies' then
re fond of puppies For that matter. Won
'lIl perhaps reply, that the finest ladies' also y
'equentIy show prediction for that spe-
les OF animal, both canine and human.
Vell,b llkings take different modes of ex- !
resting themselves. A Canadian Indian
vas once asked if he had known the bishop
Quebec! Eyes, yes" And how did 9
on like him? "Oh vastly" "But how d
I'd you happen to know him o. "bappen 1
, know him Why ! ate a piece ofhim D.
like manner my Mauritanan beauties D
re deyouringIy fond Of puppies You on t,
fondle them, but they gobbIe them up by d
TIERS 10 their couscousou. 1t is said, how. "
YER that they do this not so much from . o.
1rnagorous propensity, as from belief IA
nat this sort Of flesh is very fattening. and o.
lory. : "0' y 4
PANE-FUL PoErRY-The Boston Post ~
rs that they requested one of their poeti. y
Il correspondents to favor them with al
sentimental, when they received m
e following:
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suppose trees long reahing limbs *
Should 'gainst window dash. !"
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And break it all to smash: In
Amid the chatter and dismay. DO
''y1 nat think you would the fragments saw of
Eye ministers of grace defend isl
mol mat friend Charles-they'd cry, tree-mend
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