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The Worlds Estimation of q Worthy Man,
He had never committed any excess--never
gambled or incurred debtor fallen into the
warm errors most common with his SEX He
was good husband careful father-an agree
able neighbor-rather charitable than otherwise
TO the poor. He was honest and methodical in
his dealings, and has been known to behave hand
somelyain different relations in life Mr. Robert
Beauford, indeed, always meantt to do what was
right IN the eyes Of the ,corld: He had no other
rule of action but that which the world supplied :;
hisTeligion was decorum-.his sense of honor was
regard to- opinion. His heart was a dial to
which the world was the sun; when the great
eye of the public fell il, it answered everv pur
pose that heart could answer bu: when the
eye was invisible, the dial was mute, piece of
brass, and nothing more