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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-03-06
THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
Are now landing and offer for fale
It the fore lately occupied by R. B. Jamehon
20 Bales Prime Upland Cotton,
10 Hhds. Mufcovado Sugar,
2 Puncheons Irifl Whi&ey,
IL Puncheons Old, and Gne favored Jamaica
Rum,
Pipes Holland Gin,
- Pipes Cogniac Brandy
80 Or. Chefs of the bet Teas, attofted, from
bohea to Imperial.
80 Bbls. of 1T and I'd quality refined Sugar,
Hhds. Nader,
Hhd,. Green Copera6,
s Teirces Roll BrimRans,
Z Hhds. Alum,
- Ticrce Glauber Salts,
10 Pipes of Old London Particular Nladeifa
pipes of full Bodied Port,
20 Or. CaGs Sherry,
Pipes fine L;lbon,
Pipes Particular Tennerife,
90 Or. Cafks Malaga,
so Csiks Clare,,
Cafe of Nutmegs, Mace, and elsves,
Bales Ca6ia,
500 lbs. Pepper,
100 lbs. Pimento,
500 lbs. Ground Ging.f,
1000 lbs. Race, do.
100 Boxes Godho:ds, (Sperhne) Segsfs, in
half boxes,
70 Boxes St. Jsgo, do.
4 Pipes bef (French) Vinegar,
10 Bales Almonds,
Lsk Pearl Barley,
Il Hhds. Bright MolaGes,l
Il Boxes Super6ne Chocolate,
40 Boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
90 boxes Brown and White ISoap,
100 Boxes Hunters Pipes,
20 boxes ea MuRsrd,
Cafe Cayenne Pepper,
Baket Salt,
Fine Poland Starch,
100 Demijohns, aHorted,
TOO Id. Refined Salt Petre,
90 or. CaRs Beef Englih F. Guapowde,,
Do. in ID. Papcn,
Do. in Ganiiters,
20 Boxes Fie Blue,
4 Seroons fine Aotant Indigo,
Lieper, and Hamiltsn's Snuff,
Cafe Of Maccouba, do.
Do. French Rapp.-.
Vaudeville g Jamchon.
Nov. 30.
For Sale, BY The Subjsriber,
A few tierces excellent Rice.
Six hhds best retailing Molailes.
Sixteen hhds. Surinam Sugars.
"A few hundred buihsls Of coarfe
Salt.
Dee. IL. +. G. Ladd.
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JAMES BACON,
AT HIS GROCERY STORE,
King near Wilmington ftreet,
Ha. juh received from Philadelphia, New'York
&c, an ex,enivefe lection of GROCERIES
conG&ing Of
GunpowdeT,
Imperial, TEAS
Hyfon,
Young Hyf'n' >0fAs latef Impor-
BYE py,oA p ps,n' tasio* and parts.
Psussosg aud safa'4 eAse"'
Green coffee Of fuperior quality
Loaf, Lump and Mufcovado Sugar.
w. India and Sugar Hou(e MolaGes,
Choice old Madeira,
Particular Teneriffe,
Sherry,
BruReb, : WlNAS.
Lifbon,
Malaga and
Port s
Claret IL finall cafes, NJ
cogniac and Barcelona Brandy, =. /
Old Jamaica Spi'is',
Antigua,
St. Croix, and RUM
St. Kits
Bet Holland Gin,
White Wine and Cyaer Vinegar,
Beef Salad Oil,
Sal, Pene, Alum, Nader, copesas 4 Brim.
Aone.
Mace, Nutuegs, Glove, and cafia,
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WILLIAM OXL E Y

EAs ON HAND,
Which be .u;N dytst Of on terms a6vantegesx'
10 The burebaf,s, for ea6 0r notes,
The following Articles, viz.
Supe6rne and iecond cloths
Kerieymeres and fwandowns
Bea,kins and fcaraonghts
Durants and calllmansoes
Bombazess and wildbores
Common and bol'd cambless
Silk, cotton, and worried hohery
Englih extra lorg elk gloves
Silk twift AID thread
Diaper and common sapes
Paper and pound pins
White and printed marfeilles
Lace,, edgings and gimps
Elegant black and white lace wells
Patent do. do.
Satin peelong and fix handkerchiefs
"a, o.S, and Ga Cambrck mullins
India Jaeoues do.
Fustians, buckram, SC. SC.
ALSO,
A Aw bales of Negro Caddies, and one trunk
fix and cotton filings.
January 7.
Notice.
The Subfcriber intending to leave
Alexandra, requeRs thofe who are indebted to.
him to make payment Of their accounts by the
la!of next month.
Thos. Semmes.
Feb. II. s
Il Gentleman Of good character
and qualified to sgarua an Eng
lsM School, may get an ad0antags.
Gus etuatios BY APPLICATION to the
teacher Of the academy in tn
t01Un.
February II. aase
Cath, and the highef price
given for clean linen and cotton
RAGS, bv the Printer Of this pa
per.
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70 K S 4 L E..
1000 bufheIs Of Liverpool SALT,
now ready for delivery a, Merchant sWharf.
William Hodgson.
February -. d
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For Sale by the Subscribers.
Mufcovado fugar in hhds.
Green Coffee in tierces
Antigua & Tobage rum in hhds.
Cogniac Brandy in pipes
AND FEW
Barrels of Prime BEEF.
Nathaniel Wottles, 6 Co.
Jan. "a. diff.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-24

fpy inc s'a:c y tna' sucesssor iron. : IS
men! 2, IN. ms ~ ss'oD 80 spc snrone.
- 1899 A.s's successors.
snai, ~ no sase, anu ynper no Pretex'
inc i'gns o. a'!acnlng 70
SaIy. ~hs,her ~ $500 e.asis &c ~ ps,s'legsa
~, ,,., -. 49," 49, :u. " no'o'' or IN
We any oSpe' oe " on
;.nn.;,s y ss ~ aes.a.lng rom The
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BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
Hoxsv ) r Commons, Afau

! In the debate respecting Lord Melville
this day, Mr.. William Dundas observed
";he coarsest things are said against Lord
Melville. The house is told thai lord Mel.
vile must be torn to pieces by compunc.
uous feelings, aud the stings and arrows
OF areproying conscience. do not know
SIR, Why lord Melville should be aritated
by conPunctious feelings. Has any man
proved him nlorally guilty, that he has cor.
ruptly participated in the gains of any
man charged with having made use ofthe
public money ! ifihere be onthc opposite
side any man who thinks he can prove
these, or either OF these accusations. let
MN come forward, and am prepared 10
meet bin with such refuta,ion as shall
Tor ever put tire accusation at rest. But
'ne hon. gentleman has charged lord Mel
vile with corrup, participation.
"fsow, sir, on this topic OF compnne(i-
Gus feelings, and connivance, observe how
well u becomes the hon. gentleman on.
positc to me (Mr. Fox to talk as he does.
Let us look into his fau,sa. IDthe5 wear
ilS5,iord Holland retired from office, and
III s7s2, period of seventeen years, de.
rived 10000. per annum from the interest
OF pn5iic money in his hands. (H'bn-
Of order'J The hon. gentleman NAV call
70 order. These are truths. He WIN
talks of his hecuiafions---thinas which
palmer men would call azbane---tloes he
stand up in dis place. Order Ordsr -
u these remarks, sir, avail to no Other
end, they will at least answer one. oe ,hs
purposes have in view, they viii tend
% shew tba the house has no, a, all times
oeep as SEVERELY just as the hon. gentle.
'nsH wlshe{ US 10 be towards lord Mel.
Ms. Fox" In the first place, sir, I
cannot conceive how The defsscc Of lord
seville IS 10 be fortified, or in any wsy
mace out BY the introduction of The ann
,osea case ofmy father, since, if using The
money of!,he public beforethe passing Of
= ,aw aSs INST i was criminal, il must be
"ucn moe since the passing Of such a law
circumstances not little aggravated
yy 'nat o. lord Melville being the faiher Of
me law b has himself yiolated.--pnt. a;,.'
me reasoa on which the case Of lord rTal,
,aha s'ants, Is a. clear as light. When
.nc transactions spoken Of took olare.
s srs,. ~ss no law against making use oil
~ III pn'apcss; and although some Of
w ny ,s~y srs or the day were OF opinion
-: -. s"S 'aSuce was unlawful, We, q ma
lo1l.y o. lawyers held the practice 70 he
Jus''haole' The principle Of the nsao,.
was repeatedly canvassed d,r;o~ ~ - /
m'nis'Fation Of lord Noftb. an a5e,; 49, -
lion from which 1 had No ,;-.,,, .. :,
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD. &
n IN AWAY on the 18th inst.

/. q a from the subscriber. in Powhatan conr,v.
negro man namely OHN, about IS We ars OF soe
. iset or 10 inches high. his complexion yelc ".
tire said negro was Purchased by the snb,eri-
Der OF Samuel Clarke, of Chesterfield county. =
oout whose neighboyhood it 10 likely. he IS now
iurking Also at the same time. a negro woman
named BRENDA, about 20 years Of age. middle
SIZE and dark COMPREHENSIVE was bought about
70 months ago OF Thomas Li,tlepage, Of New
Castle. IN Hanover county. Itislikeix III sho,..
negroes win keep together as thew went OF -
me same time All masters of vessels and Other
persons are forewarnsd from carrying the above
negroes out OF the stare, as the risor Of The Ia,
VIII be put IN force against them The aboy
ward will be given to any person who will dsl,-
vss me above negroes TO the snbscribcr, living in
the upper end of powhatsn county. s 3. ?
s ~, = ,.os Mick. Montague.
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Il bn.. sir;.l p,ust Ne 81 oSsrss A.,
the practice was upiveysaI IN flis3 y, =,
= those days. ay 4 the inc eass Of ssia-
~ vas given - conside stiJn Of stiki, pFsc.
ices, which was Legislative recognition
Of thems s $500 =
(" The hon. gentleman reminds. - II
the confessed errors of my yonth. y -.
tainly, air. have e; charge myself viii
gaming in my earlier HE, aud prnl,abiv !
conlinued longer than ought. But what
has that 10 do with ihe case of lord Mel.
vile, unless he too was . gambieri e Hear !!
7sor 1 iosf it is said that lord MsivilIe
acon. 81 ~
AS to conniyance. I know or no con-
nivance with which, the hon. gentleman
can accuse me, unless he will saw that !
have been guilty of personal connivar,cr.
because, my father LETT me large forstne
derived from interest of the pubic ma
ney! (Alaveh. 81
. No, sir, If the hon. gentleman meant
10 wound and irritate my feclines. and
thinks he has done SO, I can assure him
ne Is mistaken. ! do not even blame IN
hon. gentleman, only that I think such
feelings as The hon. gentleman has mani.
tested, would be better expressed or 81
ne honse nan ia. Iw:N believe that the
hon. gentleman spoke from feelings that
;undoubtedly enii,ie him, and all the I'M
mediate and near relations oftbe unfortu.
nate nobleman in question,to compassion;
but yet the hen. gentleman scis ;ndiscreet-
II, 10 sggravate the guilt of his own rela,i.
on by referring 10 the guilt Of mine." 81
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NORFoLK Iulx. TO-

~ Capt. Fafwcll. Of the ship Spy. in
y days from Caadaloupe. We learn, that
inc day before he sailed, the Governor in
formed him that he was determined that
AL Americans which were in future taken
.ratilpg 10 or from ST.. Domingo, should.
DC pur TO death, and tina, official orders 10
mat eHecl, would issue the next day.
IN the spy came passengers, Captains
Harding, OF this port ), GiIIies, of New
York and Ciipin, nf. Baltimore, with their,
crews the vessels which they commands.
'ed had beefsome lime since captured.
Sapt r. says that in Guadaloupe, it:
was generally Imagined, that The feet had.
sailed for France.
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n
ueu. OF Powsrs founded ON the sffeS i;on,
"t sne people, and constantly difSas;oc
- l'p'"ess among them, would blaze ~i,i
more Sap'ivas'ng sfleNdors, than have i
1917 ao y tue thorns Of tyrants Feel
ing lasn.on, interestand good sense would
eurrosnd such government viii, ram
parts dnassailasAe BY hostility and coult
any human institutions lay claim 10 i'm.
snolssisy, such institutions might.
- Would betrny, an ignorance of the isu-
man heart, to hope, that centuries hence
orr snannsrs will continue as simple as
kney now are. Luxury will keep pace with
our growth; and he is wise man, who,
.nstead OF attempting altogether to check
as progress. deyises the best way OF a.,
secting ITS course thus disarming ~ OF
many OF us deictcnous properties, ano
renderng inc cause IN many resPscts,
OF Pos't'e dressings. "a
We a'e, t'e'e u'e" psesen'1a WIN. .a' TWO
vase onJeS's, i'o' '''Coh'pauo'e w'so' out
"o''oe'ss ~ sacn o ~. > "n'cn must IN
lu'' ''..es rpm rom 'ne's srsst uun.y ana
,'y.: sue:, '.''''nass So'''oc'.oh WIN OUT
lo..ueas 'a.ss, s"1 me s'Iuc'ure q our
So'e', ,a,.,, Cam 20 serious atteni-
ou "a '"ey 'sSe'se- 'nat a.tention
, o"Aii 'e' sa,"r e"uue them 10
% ron e as rau'ca, end inherent Tea.
VIZ w "auv's' Pohcy Happy ior -hme-
,,ss' "spp y, tos.'ne woIia' happy ior the
49, :. o.s.s anu ,'u'n' y 'hss snail De
"e neh, '"useu, We may. nope
s"as n,ne''eq w'i' run a uherent race
OreCe>
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/ - S - >|'' - - ., - -
Sapart, Pet.on' seifrsrds ouissalnS a,'s:e'
naPpeei, soman, L'cnors, ~. s,:ss
,iasny' t'sut, Sonse .. ~
~ W. ~ ISL ~. : .'1,ss r~c~s
49, 800,
~ s,,, =. nf Hsx,; Who hsv. I..s,v s 49,,
s,;,,,sed ,,s E;tbf;,l dreams AMI i, $500
oe their will. in n,-.enre ,f ,bs S,,nrs
Es;no' - Ear. who's, III -. :. S."1
and who has dis,riba,<d an n,auv snrc;s,
of creatures on The surface Of III r ssr,h
for ,he r,,r,,o.. e 49, ,e.s osS.nc ea'tn
and his powe, bv lhe d;ysr.;,,, ct hs 81
In the pres-nr. of All rs,, $500 -, ~ 80
have been. 40 .,n;,,.,l,, q r. - 49,.
Z. ou,'cas. ch ~, - 'o's : uA'e
Ia decIare ,hs, ~" , s".'u' sn
4. ~. 49,. ~ s"e ese"s
r,abla. express;on af n..s aug ,"s "a
general will &c Az r..:.~' a"u, s'e
summit i 70 ~. ssnS :.s.rI any rs
neror. Jaco,.s ns.rsI:s, - - ~, Tue e'h'
to receive its speedv AMI .,,,;r. ssrS;s
8 Sp~ry a''p e"''re sancuon'
frsansnary Declaration.
asI. y Inc people inhahiting theIsl-
and formerly called ST.. Domingo, hereby
agree 20 form themselves into free state,
sosese'gn and independent of any other
Re ~ ne universe, under the name of
the empire of Hayti.
slavery IS forever abolished.
me cnizensot Hayu are brothers at
9noine' equai'ty IN the eye OF the law is in
contestibly acknowledged; and there cam
not exist any titles, advantages or privi-
ieges' osher than those necessarily result
ing rom the consideration and reward of
services rendered 10 liberty and independ-
ence. 81
- ne law is the same TO all, whether
II punIsnes, or whether II protects.
me Ia" has no retraciive effect.
y, Properly IS sacred, Its violation shall
oe severely prosecuted.
ne qualty OF citizen of Hsy, Is
iost oy emigration and naturalization in
Iofe'gn countries, and by condemnation
10 corporal or disgracehi puhshments.
me hrs' case carries with II the punish
hent oil death and conhscation Of proper
~.
.. he quality OF citizenis suspended
70 consequence OF bankruptcies and fail
lures.
y. No person is worthy of being Hay
tan who is not good father, good son,
.. good husband, and especially a good sol
der. rs 4 4
70 Fathers and mothers are not per.
united to disintcrit their children.
i. Every citizen must possess a me-
chanic art.s
~. NO white man, OF whatsoever nation
ne may be- shall put his foot on this ter
r'tory with the title OF master or proprie-
tor neither shall ne in future acquire any
properly therein.
~. ihe preceding article Cannot in
'ne smallest degree affect white women
who have been naturalized nay,ians by
government, nor does It extend to chill
ufeh already born or thst may be borno Of
we said women The Germans and Po-
la''uefs na'uraiized oy government are al
SO compnzed in the dispositions Of the
present aFuoie'
-, Al exception OF color among the
cni'dreh Oh one ana The same family, of
wnom the ch'ei magistrate is the father,
o y 1, |, nscess@r''y 70 Cease the Hayiians
sna. as"ee,o ,,'; oe known only BY the
generic aPPels.'on OF oiaeks,
=, IT., '"e rm,fare.
% Il nc empire CT HaFtI IL ore and IN, 4
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Boot Store RicLrond,
couRTNkY's sEcoND EDlTroa M
HYMNS & SPIRITUAL SONGS
This pocket Hymn Book contains one haod,sa
and eighty one Of the most approved Hymns. on
various occasions, b. different authors And one
hundred and seventy eight pages Of choice spiri
sual Songs, admirably adapted toths various states
sad conditions 81 men. July u.
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Saepherd's- Topn, uly 70.
MARKET REGULATIONS.

|.yTzITH aview 70 encourages the 10.
wv dustrious part Of the cornmuniiy
10 expecta fair, ready, and equal sale OF
all such articles as NAV hereafter be
brought 10 the Shepherds Town Mar
ket, by making il necessary for the in-
habitants of said town 10 attend said
market, il is expressly enacted by the
Trustees Of said town That no article
shall be.sent out Of the Market House,
withinth market hours, on any pretence
whatsoever, unless the parshaser Of said
article, or some person for him or her,
shall have made isor her appearance IN
the Market House inthe course Of the
morning. And in case any article shall
be sent out of the said Market House,
contrary 70 this act. il shall be the duty
OF Mr.. William Eaty, the swern clerk
Of said Market and his successors in of
6cc, 10 seize the said article or articles
as forfeited by the infraction Of this law,
and to sell the same for the highest price
he can obtain and the money arising
from al such sales, shall be by him paid
into the hands Of the treasurer, 20 be ap-.
propriated towards lessening the taxes
ofsaid town. Markets are held on We'd
nesdays and Saturdays as usual, and il,
is expressly enjoined on the clerk ofthe
Market, that he cause strict attention to
be paid to the market hours, which are,
from fair day light 70 8 o'clock, from tho
FIRST Of Aprilto the FIRST Of October; and
from fair day light TO 8 o'clock from the
first Of October to the FIRST Of April.
This act shalt commence and be in force
from and after the 25th instant. Fl
By order ofihe Trustees,
JOHN KEARSLEY, Presi4enr.
Teste,
r. WoRTHRIScroN, Secretary.
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powerand reputation Of q few years; or
IN other words, we may with more ease
deserve honour than obtain i. The am
bilious man should remember Cardinal
Wolseys complaints !; Had | served
Sod withthe same application wherewi;h
/ served my King, he would not have
iorsaken me in my old age. The Car
dinaI here softens his ambition by the
specious presence Of serying his king !:
whereas Ills words, in the proper con-
s,ruction, imply, that II, instead Of be-
ing actuated by ambition, he had been
actuated by religion, he should have now
found the comforts oft, when the whole
world turned is back upon him.
Thirdly. Let Us compare the pains
Of the sensual With those ofths virtuous,
and see which are heavier in the balance.
II may seem strange al the 6rst view,
that the men Of pleasure should be advis-
ed to change the course, because they
lead painful life. Yet when we see
them so active and yigilant in quest Of
delight, under so many disquiets, and
the sport Of such various passions, let
them answer, as they can, if the pains
they undergo do nor overweight their en-.
joyments. The in6delities on the one
part between the two sexes, and the ca
prices on the other, the debass ment of
reason, the pangs ofexPeetation, the dis
appointments in possession, the stings
Of remorse, the yanities and xexations
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Tn. LAY PREACHER.

g And Be SAT- d9wn BIZ d1veH NstO fhs
PRIEST of indian hadseven daughters
and theg cdme and dreto toater, and
flied The troughs to 1vdter their .fa-
thrs's Rack. Asd The shebderds came
and drove them atVay baf Moses stood
up, and helped them, and Ipafered
their fock.m a. -.
In The Juvenile days of Moses, that
prophet having unfortunately interfered
in a q tlrrel between an Egyptian and. a
lew. went into voluntary exile. Pro-
voked al the assassination of subject.
tn. reigning monarch sought 70 slay Mo-
!. sss, who hed from his wrath into the
land Of indian. Here ne took up his re-
.idence in the vicinity Of q well, and led
a sort Of Hsrmit's life . unknowing and
unknown" BY . glance Il the history Of
pastoral ages, il will be seen tina. the task
Of drawing water, either for HOUSEHOLD
purposes, or for the use Of The fold, gen.
orally devolyedupon women. The sim
plicity, the Incidence, or thetrudeness
ofthe Patriachs caused them to forget
e-sha. the ossieas destination Of the zsoft.
er .ex. was for lighter labour and that
mrn. rs the natural guardians offemales,
should ever rescue their fair wards from
ignominious thraldom. But the Priest
OF INDIAN, with an his learning, was il
seems clownish and inattentiye, in this
respect, for he suffers his whole family
zofpirls 10 3 draw water, and gil the
troughs TO water his flock IN those
DAYS, and in that arid region. reservoirs,
wells aud cisterns. attracted almost as
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resentingit il, Moses, with the courtesy
Of 1 Cavalier, quilted his seat and his
meditations, ciyilly helped the insuited
maidens, and relieved them from the
labour Of watering their hcrks. his
is pleasing instance Of primcval polite
ness, and demonstrates that even IN the
simplest stages of society, the man Of
feeling, taste and judgment, viii always
support the rights Of women.
The sex have a paramount claim 70
our protection, tenderness, and courte-
sy. Fears cannot cause my dim eyes
to survey the fair carele.sly, or with in-
difference. My heart still palpitates at
their approach, and, in despite of the
discipline Of philosophy, my nerves vi.
brate, like the keys Of harpsicord,
from the lightest touch of q charmer.--
Once in the absurd Misrepresentation of
youth, / thought the character of =
woman-hater worth initiating, and even
attempted to hurl feeble lance at the
daughters Of Eve. Bur time has taught
me the impolicy and baseness of such
WaLldfCs nave uOA Ottiy maui huSCN
but concluded firm and lasting peace
with the ladies. ] pride myself that
they still admit an old bachelor to their
toilets, and thar they will not refuse a
dropped fan, though presented to them
by a gray headed gallant. If hear the
pleasing rustic Of silk against my study
stairs, make shift to hide my sPecta-
cles, and at the expense of my equity
limbs, cheerfully resign my obsolete
arm chair TO the occupancy OF the fair
sex. am very Moses to resent any
i'll treatment they may receive and did
modern ladies watch and water sheep,
like the seven shepherdesses Of indian,
l am shure l should fright merrily"
6ll the bucket. =. !
The gallantry Of the attentive Moses
was not unrequited. II procured him
an invitation TO the house Of the priest,
whose daughters had been thus protect.
ed by the shield Of civility. The fruits
of good breeding were the gratitude of a
venerable divine, and the hand of Zip
porah his daughter. . IT,
nus " DS ASaihSNt "
young man, eager for pleasant passage
through life, that attention to women
honours both the giver and the receiver.
Nothing is TO be gained by rudeness to
the sex. BY complaisance to them
much NAV be acquired. He who Is uni
versally decried by women, is rarely
very popular in mail society. Nature
intended the two sexes should live in
amity. Let the good understanding
continue. If we treat our female friends
with courtesy, and with tenderness, If
we listen to their voice with attention,
bow at their approach, and sigh at their
departure. we shall be literally remune-
rated. Sel6shness alone viii dictate
such politeness. Woman, naturally
frank, generous and sensitive, will has
item to discharge the obligation. On
| him, who is thus watchfni to please her,
she will smile with radiance, she will
smooth his pillow, she win, like Hot
spurs consort, sing the song that
pleases him." and "bind his aching
head with flowers. : 77---z- -
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