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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
Valuable Real Estate for sale

( WISH 10 stii TWO tracts of Land living
i in the county OF Campbell, one contain
ing about 1000 acres, the other between ) IL
60U acres. The two tracts are seperaled
only by a creek. On the first, iii being tho
tract on which | resde,) there are not more
than 300 acres of open land, most OF which
has been cleared within few years. There
is now to clear large quantity pi first rata
TOBACCO LAND, nesrly all ofwhieh
lies III one body. his tract lies remarkably
well, being very little undulated-the water
tine, and the neighbOrho0d healthy and n
greeable. The improvements are large
dwelling house OF rock, kitchen, smoke house,
ice house, &c. together with an oyerseer's
aouse,& good tobacco houses, all of which arc
new. OF The other tract nearly half of il is
open land, and in a high state of improves
ment, part of which is FIAT LAND
Of rery superior quality. There /. also on il
an excellent MILL SITE, and good or.
chard of well selected fruit trees. The i'm
provements are two good dwelling houses
about an halt mile apart, with all the usual
out houses attached 10 each Of them. | cor.
slider II unnecessary 10 describe the properly
IN more particular mnnner, knowing tina.
those who are disposed 10 buy will FIRST view
it--but by way OF further indueement, W oult
state that, there is on these tracts, a largo
quantity OF good MEADOW LAND, which Is
certainly considerable acquisition 10 them
All persons who are DESTROYS OF purchasing
the above property are particularly invited
To call and view the same. Tue terms vii!
be liberal aud accommodating, aud made
knownby the subscriber living on the pre-
misses, about 90 miles south from Lynchburs
ana . southeast from Campbell c. House.
NATHANIEL w. PAYNE.
N, B. The above land could br convent.
emily divided into smaller tracts 10 suit pu..
Chasers.
July ~. c,f5l
The Editors ofthe Richmond Enquirer Will
please publish The above advertisement once
a week till forbid, and forward their account
- me tor payment. SW.P.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
linsting ton, Bfh June, 1872

nWIfeTDH, bIH JHHt, ib<V
no enable this Depart 10 comply
- with the sutjaiued Resolution OF The
House OF Representatives.. the several Claim
anis to whom it reierssre requested 10 send
hitler, by mail, rs som as practicable, sched-
ules OF their respective Claims. exhibiting the
particulars required by the Resolution, a.
nearly rs may be, according to the folio"
ing plan
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

XRANDY MOORE,-TAKE NOTICE That
- OH tie ninth day OF Oclober W,
shall proceed TO take the deposition oil Ed
mnd M'George, at the house OF Lawrence
NJ George, in Bedford County, to be read as
evidence in n snit NOW depending in the char
cery court, in Lynchburg for the Lynehbnrs
district, wherein am plaintiff, and yon are
defendant, when aud where you may attend
il you please WILLIAM M'CLuER.
Sept. p cav
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DY virtue of deed Of trust eKec ted -
ID The subscribers by Edward B. IIarL
aud duly recorded in thu County Court Of
Campbell, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, we will on the premises an
the 18th day Of October next, sell To tho
highest bidder valuable tract Of LAND
wherein the said Edward B. Clark now
resides situat. on Flat Creek, in III.
County Of Campbell, eleven miles from
Lynchbuig, containing four hundred and
twenty ACHES. A farther description o1
the Land is deemed unnecessary, as il IA
presumed those inclined to purchase viii
be disposed to view the premises. Acting
as trustees We viii convey such title as !.
,es,ed in us, but the title is believed To be
good. Terms made known on the day os
sale. CRAVEN HORTON.
EDWARD G. MOORMAN
~ b. The above land will be sold mi.
saD-ly if preferred by those wishing to
purchase. II So sold timely notice " Ii DO
81. en-.
Sept 81. ctds7
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orIcE-l offer for sale my tract ofIand,
within seven miles of Lynchhnrg con
tanning One Hundred and SHY seven and a
halt Acres, by recent survey, This land ise
quail TO any in the parts aud well improved,
has on II good manufacturing mill, all com
plcte, with one pair OF barr stones and i've
pair country stones, aud crushing machine
Tor The purpose OF corn and plaster; likewise
a good SAW mill, and n new distilIerv, inst
put in operation, by which may be made
eighteen gallons of whiskey per day. This
mill stands in a fine rich neighborhood, and
The country grist is mol surpassed by any in
this part the state. Any one wishing 10
purchase may be accommodated BY applying
to the subscriber living on the premises
JAS. MARTIN.
Nav liz. TO
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Tan ard for sale,

[HiilS vel known aud desirable property
- formerly owned by Messrs. D. * d.
..Than, has been recently purchased by Sc
y"ral gentlemen in Rockbrldgc, by whom it
is now offered for sale. The advantages
Combined IN thi. establishment cannot be
-nUme -atrd in an Situated
Within hail a mile oil Lynchbnrg, on the nam
road leading 10 Amherst Court.house, il II.
uits> the couveurnCrs and facilities OF town
aud c0untry-lt contains s. acres Of land,
well enclosed, and In Il hgh state of i'm.
provement In the Yard there are forty three
tan-Sats and water pool. The buid.
hss consist ofa good dwelling house, and
II! such houses as are necessary and useful TO
a complete Tanning establishment in add
ion to which, there is new Slaughter
housr, with all other suitable requisites for
carrying on the Bulchering Business on an
extensive scslt. The circumstances which
have thrown this valuable property into mar
kei, under the existing pressure of the times,
afford an opportunity of purchasing bar
sain, which will seldom, il ever, again be
presented in this section Of the country
Persons disposed IN purchase will do well
IL view the premises, as the property will
be sold on accommodating terms which can be
known by application TO the subscriber LIVING
in Lynchburg, vino is fully authorised and
empowered to contract for the same.
DAVID r. FDLEY
July 81. GJ'tlctslUO
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l.OR $40 Ile TAN-l Arp 1t New

NOR = AI.tt The TAM ARD 1T New
u Glasgow. nov IN iheocrupanoy 80 Mf.
sC,aarles l. Barrett. 10 zethef win . eemhiedi
,oals dwelling hunse. kitchen. smaks.hnuse
aui n,her nn haaSes. There - aifa bel 90
,his estsllisAmenl nn little shout OF Jour A.
-crss oi Laai, ali encla.rd. ioIrlher viii ~.
bout u watts, pnd bark sufi rieai 10 work the
yard tor some time II cpme. lhis situation
Is beiiesed 10 l'e one OF the be- Tor tie re-
cepi,on al country bide. IN Nuginia Pos
session, Tor the pnrilpse ul working IN hides,
car I've lad forthwith, md eulfre pbstesslnn
shont the hr-i pf December nert. Any per.
son wishinglp purchase sncb property viii
do well 10 call aad ser Il ASA great bargain
may be had. Mr.. Bnrret. Vt SsW fdasgo"
will shaw the property, aud u authorized 10
stipilaie Tor the same JOSEPH ALLEN.
Ri,k5annd tnls fsp2
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Advertisement.

EnHE subscriber iendars hts services "a
u his friends and the public rs Agent
AMI Commission Merchant. iIe viii receive
store and forward foods, Sc. 6se Tor country
merchants and nihers who mas be pleased
10 intaist their property Ia his rare. sOf'
Nee is kept ut Inhn - CHsw ell poe's III the
house recently occupied h. Messrs Samuel
lancaster aud co. few doors above The
Market house. where be will receive lnr sale
w few dsys. vafietyuf nrlchs ron listing OF
Brown Sugar, Loaf do, Coffee. Tea, Pepper,
Allspics Ginger, Indigo. Madder, Molasscs.
Vlnegav, Madeira Vine, sislIs do do, Ten
Grille DO Port do Malaga dc aangica Rum,
Antigua do. New England DO Cognac Bran.
dy. Maekorel, Wrapping, Wiring aud Letter
Paper, Grind Stones Risterrd Steel, Nn.
inw Glass Cut Nails u Brads ~ sail fbrd L,v
erpnul filed Sacks WILLIAM PoE.
u beferrnoes.-- Ncssrs Lancaster a Den
BY, Rehmond-Af s9tiJel Lancaster Lynch
purg.
September I ic4ns
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

u The publisher, ot ne Law oil the L.
n'ted STATES, will insert the above SIX times
IN tIIeir papers.
Sept. II. 6t6
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Nav Is.

1rsOR SALE.-By virtue of deed OF trust
- executed TO the subscribers hy John
Harris, jr. dated the lib day of July, 1923,
and duly recorded in the clerks stIice OF the
county court of Buckingham, we shall, on
the 9th day OF October next, proceed, BY wav
ct public auction, 0or the purposes in said
deed meniiened,) 10 sell, for cash, on the pre-
misses, th" two iracls OF land, in said deed
mentioned, both lying in the county of Buck
'ngham. The tract of % acres is upon Big
Nreck,lsland, and has upon il saw and
grst Mil. The other tract contains two
hundred acres more or less. and is bounded
ny The lands of the estate of.W YIN. Penn, dec.
benjamin Abbott, Thos. ". 1hornhil and
Joseph Clarke, aad is within . or 6 miles of
Bent creek. The sale to commence IN
on the tract OF 300 acres
Ill be sold on the same day and at the
Mill tract. four horses, twelve cows, Two
yoke oxen, twenty head of sheep, six feaIh-
or beds and furniture, two carts & the house.
hoid and kitchen furniture, and plantation
Tools OF said Harris, all conveyed in said deed
Tue subscribers will convey the title only
vested by said deed.
HENRY A CHRISTIAN,
CHARLES PHELPS,
'eP'' IT. ctdsb Trustees
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BLANK WORK

~ W'hnIe ho'Ite, Merchants, CLERKS. mud
,ho public generally may rely on having anv
work ordered of me, (siihtslly done q made
guy ot Inc best materials and at very low nr;.
ces.-Persons wishing books hound ara re
aae'ted to bring them forward immedia,.lv
as mn somewhat at leisure and can do then
much better than when am pushed with
: ORR The public are further informed that
''Ia books Al much lower prices than they
sse' were known 10 be done at in this part
,ranner. AnHAu d NopEEt, '''
SesS. A. '', re-
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Sept. IL

The sale df the above property wns adjourn
ed oh tie 2lst int 70 take plnce at The Anc-
ton Room ol 1ohn II u. Payne, in the town
OF Lynchburg. an Thursday the 28th day OF
the present month. Those persons drsitons
.ot purchasing will please view the premises
previous To the day of sale.
JAMES BENAGH, Tristee.
Sept % idsfJ
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

NfOTICE.-lhat should be willing to
~ TAKE ia one or Two MEDICAL Students,
at the rates OF one hundred and sixty dol.
lurs year, tor board ard tntion, 20 be paid
one half in advance. Also receive as boar
dcrs few Young Ladies' whose parenisw Guild
wish TO send them 10 School in this place, at
the rates Of fifty dollars session. OF five
months, bnf 10 be paid IN advance, or l'if
Convenient. Their health, Will be attended
30 and means administered when neccssar, ,
N all cases Of common indi,posiiions, with
out any extra charge, and such instructions
rs should be lett by their parents, strictly at.
tended 10 Also Intend Uor the usual feesi
10 continue the pursuit OF my professional
duties for long time 10 come, and will at.
tend promptly TO all applications when call
ed upon. giving strict attention 10 sIl IA,
tienls that may be placed under my care Tor
Medical aid JOHN !. CABELL, NJ. u.
Sept. 81, ,c5t7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
For Sale DC Rent

FHHE franklin Hotel in the town q
- New Glasgow, in the county Of Amherst
As house of entertainment, this is equal TO
any in the upper country. The buildings are
large and convenient, and promise great adj
vantages to any person disposed TO embark
in that kind of business also several tracts
of land in the Counties OF Amherst and Mel.
son, which lands are well adapted TO the cut.
ure OF corn, wheat, tobacco, &c.
DAVID 8. GARLAND.
:. July So a5a
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

Yta rirfue MA deed Of trust, eleeai,d by
r. samuel Durham aud Sarah his mfr, 10
ne mble1iber, dated on The I'm day of June,
1919. irH be .oh On The pr,mi0g, NJ public
auction 10 he highest b,ddfr fer easb, on
Thufdag he 2ld dag Of M prsssm mo,0t,
Btptenber, one LOT, on sicFerib street, utth
House hereon, eeniaiai,g s24 feet on said
areft aud running baek 26i fret The spbseri-
Der ariipg MS trustee. uH conrrg ouit sird tile
us is rested in nm by The Hid deed 81 trust.
J7S. BEAaGH, Trustee.
Sept IL. tdsli
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

iUsf Received by DAVID and RO-
- Btltr KYLE, several packages 6uod-, a
Inoug "hicii are the following ARTICLES, w
a t,'w pieces G ret and fancy Colored
Cinlhs for Gcnrirmcn's frorks
0 CASES Genlemrn's Beaver and Fur Hats
2 do Boys do. do.
Il \ hg'd and shaded SilNs.
Cas' Blk. MandArlne aud Canton Grape
Rshes
A few pieces do. elegant fancy colors
q Gases Clllcurs
& Rux.s fashionable Gan7r Ribbons
Al clegaot assortment of Tortoise shell
Tuck aud sd Combs
Thread aud Bobbrnrt Lees
A few pieces Belt Ribbon
Ladies hps. aud white English Silk Gloyes
Geullemcn's do do do
hla white aud pink Grape Leece
Case hest Snchrw Umbrellas
do Gmg 0un do
Grnllenrn's Wootsto,k Gloves, first qual.
Sdtnrtl- aud Manchester Cords
Bed Tlchfugs y Pttd Domestics hdiro
Apron aud furaiuf, Checks. { ralors
81, -, and brown aud beacHed De.
nltsttts
i"l, slliHu anu TX u JaCnnet Musllns
% II t"sr Jaconet Canbrlcs, a superior
arlirr
Sol"rd MarseRles Veslings
Pieces superior " hit do.
Tsunks Ladies' black Morocco Shoes &.
d.. do. do. Frunela do.--6r,t
si,le
Pieces black Italian Lni"string
do hiaor Mode
j Pieces G"nilemen's Suk Ve,tings. dou.
BIZ chGtn
G"ut- BLACK Italian Lufestrins Cravals
Also, several articles III the Sadlery I,in,.
consisting of
dozen Superb IIng.l,ins
B9dlr Bits, doubr aud single rein
SWns Slirrup Irons, full pate
f"il and half plate plain do
BHthlrs, Slides and Raler Buckles
Sofs'rd and Cotton Weddings
An assortment of Gig and Riding Whips
y. u. AmouS other articles. Case Ger.
an" Vac hor Boiling Cloths, of very supp.
rior fahrie
Ia" 'b"ye articles are new and will se
iect"d, ard viii he offered at PRICES nnusu
Sept. !.
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New Nat Stove.
FANCY FUR HATS,

together with n general supply OF
CoNmon Far and u DOL Hats.
part Of which are of their own manufac-
turing, and warranted to be FIRST quality
and made OF the most durable materials.
They solicit share of the public patron
aee, as they are determined To keep CON
stan'ly Oh hand complete assortment oi
fancy hats nj the latest northern fashions
and likewise every description of fine and
common hats OF tusir own Manufacture
All of which they will sell very low for
cash.
All hats bought of them, of their own
make, shan be roned without charge.
june Q6. iron
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
CAUTION.
NEW GOODS,

NtlHE subscribers hive recently added 10
- Their assortment the following fashion
mole articles.
Beant,lnl Barge & Bates,e Dresses, all shades
Imperial French striped Silks
Jet-Black Italian Lutesiring, aud super. black
Levaniiue
Rich Ggd aud real Niandarine Black Grapes
aud Robes
An elcgan, assortment Of splendid Gauze
Handkerchief
\ few very handsome patterns Black and
White Calicnes
A Box fashionable Ribbons
few pr. beautiful Bell Ribbons, with va.
rieiy of other rich Goods, which WE offer
low. MkEE, ROBINSON q co.
August 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

An DOLLARS REWARD, gill be- pail
III for the apprehension Of negro mar
uamrt DAVID, who absconded from me the
lasl Jay Of July He Is about - years aid
p lrrt Or inches high, black crmpcaioo
remarkable white teeth he has heen riiscd
wakeaHor, one very noinbe mark inat be
seen hy looking under Ia. let, urn on his side
as we'll a. reeolertcd. accustomed by kings
evil when child, aua has leh large scar,
els or eight ihches long | do expect be- is
aiming Tor the ONO. The above reward viii
be pad II secured IN any jail 50 that get hiui
again, by addressing letter to ne, directed
TO Drummond's post Office. Brin'w coun-
ty Va JOHN fRrCHEf
\. Il. Vie may be about l.yncbbarg. n his
companion. who started with bin, has been
taken up there, aud tho fellow seen there II.
boil The saue time. J l..
Sept H. ic3m"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
SCUPPERNONG VINE, Nc.

IfN Store, Cash oi the above celebrated
- Vine, preferred by many 10 the oho,rest
Madeira aud receiving, READ old French
Brandy, jhmnica Rum, warranted rs degrees
ahoyc'rrool, md n llamprr OF old Up. Ma.
deira vine IN bottles with an elegant ms.
sortmeni OF Sugars, which we ef1 dispoted TO
soil on m0dera. Trims
MAZE. ROBINSON y co.
August 81
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28
SNUH BlENENV.

'HiE snbscrSrr has lately procured an
ad1'ionhl FIRST rate Book Binuer, which
eaa,''es h'm to do all work in that line. with
heatneas and Dispatch, lie has received ii.
rect from Philadelphia, a very large SUNNY
o, paper OF very superior quality, which .na.
bles him 10 do any lind OF -" 'I''
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

MRS. Il. T.. RANDOLPH, proposes
AVl 20 establish Boarding School tor
Young Indies, in New London, Campbell co.
Terms for n session of ten months, commenc.
ing the 9th of October, 1926 and ending the
9th oil August, 1927,
Board 500
Tuition in the English branches, incln.
ding Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Geography, History, Chronology, A.
r'hmeiic, aud plain NeedcN York, 40
French, 90
spanish, 20
Drawing, %
washing aud Mendug, 90
Ninsit, per hall session, -
Dancing, per quarter. Il
Each 6oarder will furnish her own bed,
bedding, aud towels.
ron DAY SCHDLfRS
Tuition in all the English branches
above mentioned, $40
Fuel, .
It's Thought proper IL state that any one
or all, o tue above enumerated branches
viii be taught rs parents or guardians NAV
direct where no directions 20 the contlur,
are given, they will all in turn come under
orr coprse Of instruction.
August 10. Isl
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-09-28

Rules held III the clerks office Of Auhers county
~ court the frs Monday N September. 1920
kh4aheh Hill Jane Hill, catha inc Hill, aiah HUI
and francis Hill, infant children of Saml Hill. decd
by William M'Call their guardian Pls.
against
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Sept. q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
PII2GENTG:

at rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court
April, 1926 ' "'' al o'y OF
hg5ekah Purycar, William Hughes, and Georre W.
ayuc' late sheriff OF Goochand county, to WHOM, ha tn
BEDFORD, deceased, vs. ii p,
against '
william Miller and James Ferguson, executors Of Tho
@5 NI &c, deceased and John Brown, administrator Of
D''''', 'i"'C'cr' DEC d' Dns.
The scirefacias awarded in this cause no, bay .o,
returned executed on the defendant John Brown and he
not having entered his appearance and given secriiv ac
10 thc act OF assembly and the rules of This court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
nhabtan Of this country; it is ordered that the said do
iend7nt do appear here tire tenth day Of the nest term
ana sneW cause if any he against the revival soup
oy ,oe S" process and that copy Of this order be forth
WIN inserted in some newspaper published in the civ Of
richmond for two months successfully, and posed AZ tho
ifont aoor O. the capitol in toe said city.
- copy Tes'c, I'm. U. TIENINCr G. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
EIRGiNY.4:


At rules, holden in the clerks office OF the s,nerior r.
chancery for The Richmond district the rd day Of Apri
David L. Smith, and Harriet f. Smith Nav Ann Smith
!uIana Smith, Sally Smith, David l.. Smith ir John
d. 90; sm n and William G. Smith, infant children the
i' bavid L. smith, and Dilccy his wife, deceased,
who sue by the said David H. their father end next
friend, ot n'
against
sally Elicit John P Elicit James D. Elicit Nancy Bash
e 9opna bosher, an infant daughter Gideon Bcsher
J and Betsey mis- wife, William C. Elicit George Hosher
wife, 500 s;n MS
me defendants George Bosher and Polly ms wife am,
onn r Elicit no, having entered their md Civ
o! this court and it appearing by satisfactory ev;dr
'al hey are net inhabitants of this country; it is ordered
ma" 'e SAID defendants do appear here the tenth dav
d the next term and answer the bill of the paintr az,
mat copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper Published in the city of Richmond for two
pitol, in the said city. ~ va
Il copy. Tcste, I'm. ". IIH.NENG c. 6.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-05-02
MtsretGamenns Dcpartmcmt.

We have been struck, says the Nat Gazette. by the fol-
lowing exposition OF the IDEAS of cultivated Spanard re-
SpecnS the treatment and character fair sex among
The most polished nations OF Europe The American La
cIc may feel some nteest in the subject though they
eSS too much sense and goodness be content viii,
rule.
From the European Quarterly Rcrisv
AHE WOMEN OF SPAIy.-BY s. DON J. !. De Nora
Women considered under very different points of view
by he different nations of Europe With some they alb
nicy serve for no other purpose than objects
nent and pleasure Do they please and anluse?
thGy are abandoned and forgotten They are loaded yit
Hattery and presents IS long they prolong the Illusion
and ntoxcaOn of the senses soon the illusion ceases
ey cease to belong to society Among other people, who
pretend TO be governed by the enlightened and
the puTest morals, the the FIRST public funcon
e5 oi the house, and i'll that quality il NECESSARY thew
should serve and obey certain hypocrisy founded on
concentrated SclhsneS excludes from the society f
men, under the plea OF spaTing modsty The merit Of
woman has 10 other thermometer than the number of
pounds sterling size has saved her husband per annua
whether She be gentle, compassionate, pure in her afec-
tons or Tffproaehabe IN her conduct all ths IS
less prascwOrthy according the taste of the husband
But all husbands are agreed on the subject Of their cspec
tive superiority at the club III the exchange in the
the husband is the equal Of those who surround
hm' at nome, when tcca-ctc wiki. his wife, is always
chief he always assumes lie voice OF command.
In Spain. women treated i'm Il mauucr quite different
from these twn systems II they be loved Italy If
nCy be respected, in England, there results from thai re-
apcct AMI ina love- rasei ad improved sentiment 20
"cn no other uanc can oc given than that Of alteration
Among all the civdlrous traits which constituted the
Gent Spanish character and which continued Ill foreign
"yn1scS corrupted all that good in the morals and
politics Of Spain, this IL is that has been preserved all lis
purity. Ccrvaues has DESTROYED the vast family of the
QU;so'tcs. bot that of Du,crca still remains Tobns +.
type Of Spanish society. ~ the eves OF every
Spanard his mistress is princess, Adorned with every spe
cf,S Of nclit.
This species Of tender and respectful worship is 50 rucf
ne more #srr"ab,c' 20 man, irasuuch 6acrs self
love, and fills him With the CONSTITUENCIES real superiority
lie feels iha, hc the protector female but he make
p"iuto mitigating whatever humiliation there may be
md flT-,r