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uss; # should be back room. as the noise oi the streets breaks the chain of medita- non; il should be in sight of a colleee. sem. mary, or church.; or in view or . r;ver. garden, cultivated fields. mountain .rararv or pleasant and picturesque landscape. that every thlng may give vigOr to invention: every book should have its appropriate place on the shelf, when not in use, as much so as tho stars in the heavens, or the trees in the field and the spaces on the wall should be well supplied with maps and por- traits, that the sacred student may never forget Ihe scene of his labors and his ex. amrIes in the ministry. Order should be the law of the place, and every thing should be brought under it's influence, both as to time and manner.-Ch. Adc0cGte,

 Taking h Coolly.-Tho following short and pl.hy dialogue took place, a day or two since, on the Levee, between gentleman just "''ivvd-"H u steamboat, and an appro- pr'a'or oi other mems goods and chattels, without following the honest and usual course ofpaying for them.

 Is that yo"r trunk 2 asked the gentle man, as the frcebooter was quietly follow. ing negro, who lad the first speakers law iui property on his head.

 Cer'ai"lyit is,' said tle robber with the utmost composnre.

 Welt continued. the gentleman, at the same time taking out a key, wish you would have the kindness jus. to let me have d change of flinen out of it--I keep all my clean clothes, dEc. in that trunk, and shall feel the loss of them sensibly if am not allowed that privilege

 It is unnecessary to add that the rascal lifted up his feet and cleared himself as fast as his legs would carry hin.-N. Q. paper.