On Going to Law.
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Let HIM who contemplates going
TO law remember that no fewer thai,
ten things are requisite; the want Of
either of which may seal his fate
we have seen it tried.


+ First. A full supply of money. =,


End. A vast stock of patience.


Bra. A perfectly good cause.


4th. A wary &attentive attorney


9th. An able s. subtle counsellor.


9th. Unimpeachab'e testimony.


7th. An honest Independent, Jury,
Sth. An incorruptable Judge,
9:h. Unusually good luck; and


Tenth. An opponent able to pay a
Judgment.


This last requisite is vitality impor-
ant at the present day, and should
'e fully secured before a move is
made, otherwise. though the mover
''ts his cause, he is cast in his exc
ution.