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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-15
Yaiue6ls Prepertg IN Cartersrlle tor Sac.
Ill offer or sale te premises Catters ALE Wed
nesddy The ninth day Of March the nap al,
u l1Se II =! lnEa

WILL offer io sale the premise Ca,ters,i.c Wee
nesday the ninth day OF the mp o.encb,s Ano
u 0G' IS yl1a
vi hall ~ scre which a,vl tCsie0. IL, room
large and enleny hcu up, svod dry cellar, large
anu pleasant counting. loom, it, part oi tue buiin
room, ad passage lb,,e the whole maxim. iarr. Two
''oiird banding ~ ir hcst Oirr Tor tc reception fanny.
ANA large sotA 81 todd, The consist 81 ira
ed N"ehen "t" two om heip" and above sai,,,
i"e", -EOke hoUS, anJ iEe made
'eiy new bel"'e uu day oi ale. Al the aud
place wiil De Offered another ha vi Land
"E', ant Gr'nn., capable %" holding fifteen thousand hucl
oil wheat ai !raird ,iah; lo -four hvses. Thrse val.
nc Sold separately together. may ait the
hG Puie,ei' Having from Carte,viIe his rypert,
Viii he ''i At any inL value offered. Persons VII
are ab"Ct u make cade Embellishments would do
look al li- Fupcrtt iO nc uudrT,gu, from
Felence thai there Nl 80 iar IL lie know,
h"i holds o heater prospect OF hr
'f'cl'i, amt a. he'gnhO.koui, winch /, u.cls ,.ith
&c found ia the Stale.
Tic Of pay Uncut will b., liee-qua annual instruments
100 confluence he hst da, Of JUll u-A without interest, ,e
purchaser "a purchaser hund aud ,ccuiit, lu he
'frT,scd ', s.v undersigned, ~ .t.t o the pr
'e', ior tue i.t pynea.-and deeds Vi III,
wU la; pas gIon,s.
th"pH4oie H'es viii be made t. the purchaser pureLa
Virginia Mills, March %. i5j|"Il
u fhe above pr"pe, not being sold is nov, fered Al
ornate sale "f Or reGt u lease application be- made
Capt. Thomas remberton CArtery or To The unI,rU.
FL at The Virginia Mill. ASBUEY CKENSuAW
ihe 1iert Session Of the School at LIdngolLesl.
~ commtnc. IS asua oo tht 18th Vi Js.uaiy. In
w s'h French attn GtcrS suages Geo, apby, ~
are Tor bard aud tuition, lao dollars for two Sessions. payae
ne q"l'ie al advance and the balance lie ,c
lhos' who do act iIfui,h then bed and sedelUtE,s az
! 'uytctl 10 tue extra charge OF do.iti, each.
lheic are lew vacancies which f before he
commandments thai tue cse, ol ia, year formed Ell
| Tue hist daN oil tHc session. JOIN LEWIS
| .. u a 81 -. 80. 80 It.t,t q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-15
NOTICE.

- rs committed 10 The jail Jefferson county Virginia. ai
W runaway, on TIL 2H July lat, negro man who cali,
Himself aLENdNDER. anou feet 10 inches high y,lly
coirNun, a evcInl cns hts chm; suuin anI ,,ip-
- 10 10, tout u years odays he belongs TO rur- ira
ser o. the oi Atwood who purchased ham o Manor
l'h SIMPSON, OF Loud"un county. The OF sad negro
'Tues,rdto aud take hn or he will he disposed u
3 .he law directs. JOHN JIChSON, Jaiicr.
SrPf so. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-15
---=at,S <Z-Ee Cyzzsss

New YoaK, Dec By the Csdmus we have
our various Paris files up 10 the ls November in
elusive. Their dates, however, have been antici-
pated by the way of London. There is nothing in
uheC OF much interest. Ii is said in the E,oile that
a telegr phc despalch announces the Duke de
llnianiado a. the successor of NJ. Zea.--Some
doubt seemed prcyiousl TO exist as to t4ls change
The QuOtidic,me has the following characteristic
remark Oh the failure Of VI. Wiilams.-Ih e" di-
vIi'y that doth hedge King is certainly losing
mGcn OF ITS inspiration and iune>s e. cry day
81 gul1r stale Of things Curious change II.
manner! The ba kruptcy OF merchant produces
now, more sensation Than the death OF a King; al d
the L. glish house Inch has just failed, will oc-
cup, Europe mufe than tie house Of Bavaria, which
has lost a Prince"
In the time o. PHILIP h, an, English squadron
attacked Off Ike pot Of Vigo Spanish feet COM
ing from Amerlra, having board IL millions OF
dollars, nd 20 successful was the attack that all
the es,ei, having board the money sunk, al
most, a the entrance Of the harDor An English
company la ely round IN i've bile Offices of 10 don
report o. lie British admiral commanding ON thai
&C. asIon, inr sizing details In a manner to preclude
al, mistake, 20 he -poi wheIe the We sells ioln-
deTed. they Immediately Offered through The
SpdHish minister IN London TO undertake the re
cov-ry OF this treasure on Coz dition OF re aiming
one half, and paying over lie other half 10 the
Spanish sos ernmcnt Tie proposal ha. been &C
copied by spain, contract entered mo, aud the
work Is 10 be commenced Forthwith.
ES,racl OF letter from Ger LAFAYETTE to Cast
Ailyn, OF The ship Cadmus. dated
a." LAGRANGE, 2sih Oct. 1925.
" Here's my last letter, and wish could send
many Others along with IT, bus the pressure of avo-
cations on my arrival, kind concour-e Of friend.
have 20 much e.crosched on my time, that must
he ed on yo9 Inform my New York cores
Pondents HAT we are iu good health. and tell our
irc"d-, what hope the, 90 not question, that we
are necessarily Boz. Kin, OF them with hearts full Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-15
Aaales a..d Glyll.emens, ROOn q SIC

MIA ~ IL TORY
WE sUb'chc LA, hand 81, CANT assortment Of
L'd'es Morocco Seal Skin aud fancy colour ed Stuff . hoe,
o.. every desonptun. Gcnlemrus Mploccn and Cas- !. H.
D'o'', S""e' an" Pump. oi superior quality. Aens' aud
1"arsr Boots, Bodice aud Shoes all OF wi will be sold
IA" prices have Just cd 81, u.
morocco anis lss Tor aie shoes Also calf eai-skin Ia
Morocco Gtnemen Boots and Shoes, which will he ma,
rul"tu e. at shori notice sni eUnabe te ms
- Boots aud Shoes epaiied, AMI al oi,rs tsnLfui, re
eeneI. JOHN SARVAl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-15

WM. %ERERvIs, ca.h

VIE -A"nIdi tths u the ot,chGOdr the ctio
Il OF Directors or the HanA, and ,h Once. ui bis, oun
and DEPOSIT, wi %" ncd ieir 6tukn.- House WoLnr.
dat the 4.h vi JIBu,r, ueNt.
Dc 2. 6l--td WIN ,,EKERVIS Cab
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P-qNK or YIRGLA.I-l-

December l I,S5
siIlE Annual Getting OF the Siockholrr, Of e Iiank ,
I be neld On The lns Monday January, ., heretofore
w. CAMBRIDGE, Cashier.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-12-15

from Peyn--By tie arrival + the brig Me
ope, pt SEiIy, which left Chorrllos on the
Z9.a Of August, re have received tie following
information. " y Euep P0sL
General Rodn had still possession Of The Cas-
Ties Of Calico. Sir Murray Maxwell, AID Capt.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
wAnRrxrox. N. G.. Fer

Sudlen and me ,pected death On Wed
nc>dav night last, an old gentleman and his
lady passed through this town in the Stage
Tor the North, who were rendered not less in
tereslng nv their age, than by th"ir cheerful
ness of .piit, and the object of their travel.
ling The ace of the wife, as they stated
was 8S. and that of the husband 81 wears
were Ea;ives Of Iceland. but landed in New
Orleans in August last, in compliance of a re
quest of son VINO was living in Richmond
Virginia From New. Orleans they proceed
ed no the Mississippi as far as Louisville in
kcntucky, from thence travelled bv land 10
Richmond On their arrival there they were
unable to find out the son. and were informed
that he had removed to Newburn in this state;
they Immediately again set out for the lattrr
place, which they reached, but to no effect -
They were here informed that the person
whom they were in search Of resided either in
Richmond or New York consequently they
began retrograde movement, and on the
evening above stated, arrived here IN the
Southern Stage stating that they intended 10
proceed with as little delay as poSsibleto New
York--they appeared to be in excellent health
and spirits. and notwithstanding their advan.
ccd ages, promised fair to 1--we many days
and happy" I'm the embrace of the long alb
scented son. Alas how vain are all our hopes
how visionary are our calculations! 4" n
the midst Of life we in death !''--When
within about five miles of Major Gboson's
IN Brunswick county. the old lady went intn
the house to warm herself. and soon returned
when the stage proceeded She reclined her
self in the husbands lap. as he supposed to
sleep little. I'm this situation she remained
without a struggle, without a sigh, com
plant or a murmur, until they reached the
Stage House, when to his astonishment and
h,rror, he discovered her to be cold, motion
iess--Hfeicss! Reporter.
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So Reward.

Lost. on Monday last, between the
Office Of the Central Gazette aud the
court house, a
RED MOROCCO PJCKETBOOE.
Containing two So Virginia Bank Notes,
and slndry valuable papers, of no use
to any person, except to the subscriber,
Among the papers were "a, bond execu-
ted Ia the subscriber by Lewis Ander-
sou, due December %, 1925: bond of
james Houchius and several black
smiths accounts. The above reward
will be given TO any person who may
return the pocket-boot, with its con
tents, TO the subscriber or TO the Editor
OF the Central Gazette.
TARLETON WOODSON. Jr.
Near Harris Store, .albemGrie county.
Feb. ~. '25-3l
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12

The navi CATION of RockGsh Rit.r in Nelson
county, with amendpents.-- these, the
House concurred.
Mr. Raymond from tic committee Of Roads
and Internal Navigation. presented bill to
amend the act for clearing AID improving the
navigation Of James River, AID for uniting the
Eastern and Western water3bs means of the
kanawha River rad The ~ aud I'd times.
and recommended.
r The House proceeded BY Hint ballot with
the senate to the Eiectioa orr Judge of the
General Court, to supply ths vacancy occa
stoned by the death of Hugh Holmes, Esq -
Philip p Barbour (now a nember of the
House Of Representatives ofthc U. States)
was elected without opposition
The ensrosscd bill 70 prevent the sale OF
foreign lottery tickets within tais Common
wealth, asread the Sd time--scveral blanks
6lied--and passed, by ayes and messages 81,
noes II.
The engrossed bill to repeat part Of the
3ist section Of the act, ccncerhing the method
OF proceeding against free persons charged
with certain crimes, SC. ws,'read Sd time
and also passed.
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
New and Cheap
Goods.

The subscribers have recently receiv-
ed considerable additioAtotheir stock
Of Goods, which now makes their as
sortment very complete. The following
are a part lately receive6:
Super uniress'd calicoes a great varie
Furniture do ofpat,erns
Do dark and light Giashams
White. black and blue satins,
Figured satin and Gros de Naples silk
Silk and tabby velve,
PcIisse and habit clofhs
GENTLEMEN's Doors warranted supe-
rior quality 80
Do Shoes and Pnnns.t
Ladies' Morocco, Prunellu 4 seal skin
shoes and boots
Men and boys coarse shoes and boots
Chiidren's morocco and leather do.
1000 lbs cotton warn No. 5ioiO
Domestic cotton goods of every descrip-
tinn, Domestic cassinetis
GENTLEMEN's BEAVER HATS, latest
fashions W.
Youths and ChiltIren's On Do
AL!SO,
apair elegant (giI, France Pier glasses
Brass Andirons and Tenders
DO shoveis and tGngs
Plated cut-giass casters
DO CandlestjekS
Do Shutters & Trays an elegant ar
| ticIr 80
Ivory Handle Knives and forks in sets
80 pieces
Ladies' dressing Boxes
| A handsome assortment Walters
5000 yds. OZnabGrgs aud Buriaps very
cheap
A variety Of Paper for Rooms with
Velvet borders
| A few dozen Gilt Rush seat chairs
Fresh salad Oil.
/ They offer hlso. at very low prices,
5000 lbs. prime Bacon
A few Bushels Clover seed
Family Flour
Aud 1000 gallons Wbiskey
The above goods having, been puehas-
ed for the most part with Cash, will ne
sold as cheap as in any market m the
| United States.
EPWe invite the attention OF whole
sale purchasers 10 whom we viii make
it an object 10 purchase Of us.
JACOBS & RAPHAEL.
February 8. '25-tf. IT,
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
RIcHm oND, FEB z


Mr.. Morris. of u from the Committee OF
Schools and Colleges, made report on the
subject Of literary institutions of the stat c
generally, a notice Of which will be taken
hereafter
The William and Mary College question
being taken up,
Mr. Bryce rose, and continued his remarks,
in opposition to the removal.
Mr. Massie followed on the same side.
MIR ZONES. of York, in opposition to reno
val delivered his sentiments at considerable
length. fIc was followed by
Mr.. Miller. Of Norfolk Co on the same
side Of the question
Mr. Garnet, who was in favor Of removal
submitted few remarks TO the House. chiefly
upcopnected with the merits of the question
Some of Mr.. Miller's remarks in relation
TO The reports concerning Smith drew from
Mcssrs Bacon, Page, Coole, Tyler, Grom-
gooe, and Christian, remarks highly comPli-
rnenta'y TO the character, talents, and moral
worth o. President Smith. The fervent zeal
anil animation with which these gentlemen
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I'AIldeRING.

The subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Charlottesville and the
adjacent country, that he has tnken a
room in the west wing of MIR. David
Isaacs' homse, on the main street. where
he intends TO conduct the above husi-
ness in all its various branches. From
the experience he has had in all the
large and most fashionable cities in the
United States. and his determination to
execute his work, in style of neatness
and durability, with strict regard to the
varying fashions of the times, he che
rishes the hope that he will merit and
receive a liberal share Of public patron.
age. All orders will be thankfully re-
eeived, and the subscriber relies for
success. in his undertaking, on the pune
,ualits which he will never fail 10 oh
serve. in his promises, together with
his prices aud the style of his work
manship. NJ. GEORGE.
Jan. %, '25--tf
bP NJ George Wishes to take tro o.,
three boys as apprentices TO the Tailor
ing business. duplication to be made
immediately.
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AGAINST
Frances Kennon. widow and relict of
Ieseph kennon, decd: lanes Kennon,
William kennon. Ahsolom kennon.
Tandy kennon, Ira Kennon, Richard
kennon. Mary KEENAN,. Nancy Ken
non and --- -- representative
of Philip kennon. deed, and Robert
Dalton, administrators Of Joseph Ken
nnu. decd. Defendants.
The defendants, William Kennon and
Abso!om KenU0u not having entered
their appearance and given security ac-
cording 10 Law and the Rules Of this
Court, and it appearing to the sat;sfae-
,ion of The cnurt, that they are not in
habitanis Of this State. on the motion
Of Vie Plaintiff by counsel, il is ordered.
that The said Defendants, William Ken
non and Absolom Kcnson do appear
here on or before the first day Of March
court next, and answer the Plainiiff'.
bill and that II copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in This Commonwealth. for eight
weeks surctssively, and that another
copy lie posted at the urt-house door
Of this county on some court day.
4 Cory. Tes'e.
JOHN HUNTER, elk.
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Notice.

shall leave Charlottesville in n few
days for Charlotte county. Those who
have unsettled accounts will please pre-
sent them for adjustment. Should any
delay until am gone, will refer them
TO James w. Saunders, Esq. who is au-
tforised TO settle them.
WIN. HUNTINGTON.
Feb. fOe 'z5-~-3t
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Notice.

Gentlemen wishing TO subscribe to The
BALI. on the ed inst. will please APP
ply to Mr., Nj. w. ID. zones, who has
been appointed Treasurer by the sub
scribers, and who will receive the a
mount of subscription and issue Tickets
Of admission.
Feb. f2, '25-2t
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12

The creditors IF WI. r. r. JONES
Interested in Trust deed executed h.
Jones to The undersigned. for thrir ben
eft. nre notified that small dividend
is in nand: which, upon coipr lance.
on their part, with the requisites Of slid
deed, will be paid to the persons emit
tied thereto.
V. w. SOUTHALL.
Jan. 10, '25----At
The central gazette. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1820-1827, 1825-02-12
For Hire.

A FEMALE SERVANT, who Is
an excellent washer and cook, is Offered
for hire, on accommodating terms, for
tbe present year. For further informa
ton apply at the office OF the Central
Gazette.
Feb. ~, '25-8t
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Aliens
PRICES or BANK NOTES.
coRWEcrED WEEKLY. ]

CORRECTED wEEHLS.
ftchmrhd, Ee6. 9, 1926.
Ter Gent
- o. Druhrhes Fhr
NORTH CAROLINA.
State Bank and Branches 5toat-z
Newbern 5to5-2
Cape Fear 5to5t-2
DELAW ARE.
Delaware Banks 2to5
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks mar
Country Banks
COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
Franklin Bank no So .es
Bank Notes Generally g
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks par.
Banks near Philadelphia 2to5
Western Banks no sales
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w m. w ertcnbaker.
ATTORNEY arr LGW.

II IfUHNFF HI LTW,
Will practice in tue SUPERIOR aud In
FERIoR Courts OF Law Of Alhemarle
and Augusta. He may be found "a, the
charlottesville Genital Hotel.
Feb. IL, '25-,f
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30 AR G.,

The subscriber can accommodate 10
or AZ students of the University with
GE.ETEEL BOARDLEG,
On accommodating terms. His resi-
dence is between Charlottesville and the
University.
JOHN PATTON.
Ian Is 'o5-3m
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In ehancery.

AT a Cart held fur Louisa county,
ME f3th day Of December, 1924.
David Il. keuuon and John Kennon,
Plaintiffs
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In ChMncerU.

The Defendants Elizabeth Evans,
formerly Elizabeth Morton, Thomas
w. Morton and William Morton, not
having entered their appearance and
given security according to the act Of
Assembly and the Rules Of this Court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they are not inhabitants OF
This state, on The motion of Plaintiff, by
counsel, 1t is ordered, that the SAID De-
PENDANTS, Elizabeth Evans. formerly
Elizabeth Morton, Thomas W. Morton
and w .IIiam Morton, do appear hero
on the FIRST Monday in March next and
answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that u.
copy Of This order he forthwith inserted
in Tie Central Gnsefie, published in
The town of Charlottesville, for two
months snccessiveiy, and that another
copy thereof he posted al the front door
If the Courl-House Of said county for
the same length Of time.
EPste,
IRA GARRETT, u. G.
Han q .D5-1n
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RICH.HON'D .M.aRKET.


FEB. o, 1928.
Flour, super. Canal, 81 5Oa475
----- City, 90
Bacon "a 3 cts.
tobacco, 5at2
Corn, 80
Wheat, 50 cts
Whisky, 90 30 cts
Cotton. per H.: 12af4
Pork, per bbI II so
Hemp, per, ton 100 40
charlottesville, FEB. IL, 1925.
Flour per. bill. 81 90 Al 90
Wheat pr. Bush. 70
Corn per. hbl. .5a2 90
Rye per. Bush. 80
Oats 81
Hay per. ION IS 90
Potatoes 81
Beef ewt. A 90 to 5 90
Butter I6 cts.
Eggs per doz. 8
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BIZ NN S.
At niles held in

jhe Clerks Office Of albemarie county
court, in January, 1925.
Lucy Clarksou, Plaintiff,
HGAINS?
Elizabeth Evans, formerly Elizabeth
Morton, Thomas w. Morton, Will
liam Norton James Collins and Rich
ard ID. Sims. administrator Of Mary
Ann Morton, decd. Defendants,
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office.

Jan. g. ;23-2m
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Jan. g. '25--Sw
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-08

to whom that iirlnan was addressed was to see its
execution. They have not done so-En these
latter times, therefore, certain women have been
seen to change the tone of decency and honour for
manners least becoming Musselmans. They have
not feared to wear embroidered feredgea, and con
demnablc colours, and go to the public walks with
seen.
Such conduct is equally contrary to the dix inc
law, and to my supreme will. 1t is evident that the
Government must put stop to such an Irregular
~ and that 1t is also the absolute duty of husbands
to take care that their wives do not go out in a
dress which, being irreconcleabe to decencv and
honour, cannot be suitable to Musselmen women.
"Hence forward, therefore, the women shall not
wear embroidered ftredses, nor condemnabe coors,
nor wells artiully contrved to show their faces
whoever be the husband or relations of all those
who may be seen in such dress, they Shall BE made
answerable, and punished for the conduct of their
women.
'lou, my Cadi, will transmit the present order
to all the lnans to be published in all the quarters
and you viii employ the greatest diligence to him
der the women from going out in a costume which
our imperial VIII has prohibited
''CNen IN the month OF A!uhalrcn, the wear .tO"
(Scptemhcr, l644)
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-08
ADVANTAGES OF EDUCATION.

That advantages arise from all this boosted
love Of learning and study Of Nature y said Ceon
to Aristippus, they we're walking one day under
the portco of Minerals Temple, at Athens; will
they furnish Us with splendid equipages will they
fill our portlcos with attendants or viii they ena-
bic us to give rich banluets to friends :" ''Not
one Of all these" replied Arstippus. "W1l
they protect us from legal outrage will they lull
the poisoned tongue Of calumny; or will they rem
der US 50 sacred that misfortune cannot reach y
:" Far from IT," What then viii they do forus y
inquired Cleon, with some degree of exultaton-
+" II there were no other advantages arising from
them than this returned Arstppus, it were suf
hc,ent they enable us to ch%stse the mean by our
contempt, the envlous by smiles tic malicious
by cur silence, and the sortld by our scorn - Of
roGsh, enough !" exclaimed Cleon, in an ccstacv,
lead me into the Temple ~
lhe education ot men is intended 70 answer
know not how many purposes-that Of women ONLY
one it IS intended to improve the qualities with
which they were born it is intended to prevent
modcsty from dwndling into an unbecoming awk-
Wardncss, simplicity from becoming prev to the
ensnalcr, and mind unemployed in business from
beng absorbed by ignorance. She who is adorned
with education that answers these PURPOSES nav
without elliott secure to herself that respect in the
eyes Of men, which refinement pursues, and affcc
tatlon signs for in vain. Nor will these ornaments
be thought of Little value, when it is remembered,
that IN each OF them beauty finds an instrument of
authority nor can she part with one of them with
out proportonably diminishing her prerogatve.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-08

FormAt,on, knowledge, and the opening of solid
character.
But perhaps it might be said that the ornaments
of the person do not prevent the growth of mental
beauty. We are willing it should be 50; but yet
the imports Of jewellery for 1928 were 1865, 667,
and the exports s22,613,-[N Y. Net. .4dpocate.