{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
= Since It's said, and by some foolishly be-
,ieyed too, that uoune ladies are fond Of
praise, the young bustlng admirer most
commonly begins his suit, as his epistles, to
his "sweetheart,'' with something or hat
sort.-After studying hard (as the express
sion goes) until his very head aches, he
will, perhaps, produce four jingling lines not
unlike


Your sparkling eyes, and smiling micn


Pourtrav your teeling--tender heart;


ss'ro be lov'l, you need but to be SEEM


And once bcheld, tits death to part
Alas alas Il now, for the present, take
leave of my youngster. Wen let him enjoy
courtship, (perhaps the happicst in the
whole of mans life,) and pass on t'other side
OR advance a step.


See the married nan-he's quite as full
of business as the "care-worn" loUer he
dashes to and fro from morn till night, ever
restless


To increase his store


With morc--a little more;
until the prime of his life is spent in the get
ting. The frosts of winters age grow thick
upon him. Having hitherto had no time to
enjoy his life and his wealth he's determined
now to do SO; to live happy; love his dear
wife and lovely family; pay more attention
to them-and finally secure to himself and
his posterity name; one, that shall com
maud respect and vcneration. What shall
it bei Shall it be earned by acts of Charity,
heaven born Charity, and christian be-
nevolence? Must he acquire it by life OF
piety, walking daily in the path OF self-dcni-
al and christian humility, and going about
doing good Alas he has no time yet tor
Religion. He wants little more" OF the
world-FAME In the midst OF his visions,
worldly calculations and chimerictl projects,
he is, however, invited, Cor rather COM
manded) by Death, incxorable voracious
Death, to "go hence;


Who quickly cuts the vital chord,


Nor asks him if he's time to go


T. attend lifc's reck'ning, with his Lord'


And So ends life-man's life below.


r. M .1RRET