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Some young men early imbibe the idea that they shall never be able to set up in bu- slness for themselves, and therefore come to the full determination that they will always aoork as JourneyanGn. Hence their highest ambition seems to satisfy their present wants. They have no object before them which in- spires them with emulation, or excites them to a spirit of enterprise. Under the infiu- ence of such feelings, they seek only the qualification of their appetites, become, in great measure, regardless of their reputation, waste their earnings in rioting and drunken ness, and render themselves pests in society. Such is the effect of a young mans relin- quishing all idea of becoming established in business. It is of the first importance there fore, that every young man should be made to possess fixed determination to become at some future day, man of business, and use- full and permanent member of society. This will encourage him in the practice of virtue, and in the improvement of his mind.