4 FATHERS ADVICE.
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Col George Mason, OF Virginia, made the fol-
lowing remarks in,his will, which ought to be con-
sdered as legacy to the naton:- T 1l es
Y, 60 | recommend to my sons, from my own ex-
perience in life, to prefer the happiness Of inde-
,pendence and private station To the troubles
and vexations of public business, bat if either
their own inclinations, or the necessity Of the
time, should engage them public affairs, charge
them, on fathers blessing, never to let the mo
tives of private interest or ambition induce them
to betray, nor the terrors of poverty and disgrace
or Of death, deter them from asserting the liberty
of their country and endeavor to transmit TO their
posterity, those sacred rights to which them
selves were born" .9lulalsa E.t