Ten thousand of the great-st faults of
our neighbors nrt of less consequence to
us than one of the smallest in ourwlves.
It is said that " what a man laughs at ia
the truest index to his character;" be
ware then young man of laughing at the
indecent and vulgar. "leisure is sweet
to those who have earned it but burden
some to those who get it for nothing."
G. E. M.
A Valuable Book.
T. W. Wood & Sons New Sc.
Rook for 1804 is now ready. Thi i9
a most useful publication "to all
dencrs and farmers. It m.t ,Tt,v
tells all about the bet seeds, but n'so
when to plant, how to -nl!iv-'e i
. - - - - ... 1 VI
I 4,'ivcs much useful ami valuable inf..r
i mation about profitable crons t..r i!
j garden and farm. Two articles in jt
which are particularly timely .uid
valuable are about the new " f-r.e
plant. I.athyrus Sy'.vestris, and the
growing of heels for sugar making.
This publication will be mailed free
on application to T. W. Wood .v. Sons,
Richmond, Va.
Money Lost.
Somewh. r.-on Nf.un Mnt t in Hender
son, on Mond.-. v. January 1st. ?3(.H in
bills. Will m e I, ,!f to finder for th
immcdiutr r 1 1 r. I tue.
SOI. ox SOUTHERLANR.
-.Tarried.
On Thursday, the Nth December,
1803, the Christian church at Epsom
was beautifully decorated for the
marriage of Mr. Cal Edwards, of Rear
Pond, and Miss Hodgic Duke, of
Epsom. 15y 7 p. in. quite a number
of people had assembled, and at the
signal given by the commencement of
the wedding march, in came little
Charlie and Vann Duke, followed by
little Ransom Duke and Gussie Harp".
