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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

r,,. it'3'ni0r6, June 27M, 1927.
nc parties Interested will please take notice hav
appointed the loth day OF September nest 10 commence
inc accounts directed in the foregoing order of court, I'm
"nich cay at clock A NJ they are required 10 attsnb
at 's ounce WITH the necessary vouchers and docunente
really Tor examination and settlement, and with Office
COPIES OF pe necessary papers: the creditors
'onh Mann are hereby notified le their claims in ,ls
Office, on or before said day.
ttS "a r.
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TiRGE(YH:


~ superior Court Of Chanccry, holden at She cari,o m
'ns e''y OF hich"ond, on the h day Of juno, 1927:
against
BENJAMIN J. Harris, Solomon Jacobs Anderson Blair
~"o%,t Gordon surviving partner of James Smith &:
20 kohe Cary Jennings surviving partner Of JENNINGS
o. hoG"y Amce Vebert, Samuel Garland, al nd Samuel
oSeIcy' sergeant of the borough of Norfolk 10 whose
bdnHs The estate Of John II. Fawn and Theodick A,i.
tcao nave been committed for administration, Dts
MS oay came the parties by their counsel aud tho
court having maueiy considered the premises ard ibe
arguments therenpnn had, and not deciding at ,is t
" any OF me OBJECTIONS raised by the pcadings in tbs
49, 70 tne Pa"h right 10 upon the merits
' 'C'cf ihe accounts of the parties to commissioners
efoi' 10 De oy HIM examined stated and settled and to
W "ui report with any matters specially stated deemed
''"eh oy pnsel, or which may required by the var
,S 20 DC 50 stated And the doth further order tina,
me same Commissioners the plaintiff claim so as To
shew the amount thereof, was due 10 him by T. A. Ar
tead and company and also how they assigned
10 'ne plaintiff in other words state and rcport az
NV ana or what ne became the assignee of the claim in
the bill mentioned.
copy. Teste, WIN. w. HENiNG, &C.
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Posr-OEFIcE DEPARrMnNT,
limo 10 1909
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-08
3aORGrU.


The following Monedy is from.th gifted pen OF Dani
organ, Esq The well known author Of the "fay of "a
h'ude'' and the appeal" The avais of the latte
poem were appropriated by tire author the bencfi, q
'he unfortunate bard, while he ye, lived. Magnet.
From he North american.
STANZAS oCCASIoNED BY THE DEATH OF TIL
BOSTON BARD.
To Coffn's grave yc gc,nle ba,ds repair,
Whose hosoms, free from envy's caukerins bane
Have mourncd To see his youth Overwhelmed by care
And his too tender heart consumed by pain.
Be yours the kindly Office there to chant
rcquiuni DER his spirits broken shrine:
WIN pIons hand the deaihless laurel plant,
And round his harp UNIV whitening garlanis ,,yine
But in your tuucful lays, We hish-sourd few!
Let not one melancholy murnur bleud-
Nor bathe his fowcry tomb with sorrows dew
For death To Coffin was-indced-a friend
Away! ye proud, yc cold. umfeeng throng,
Whose ears closed against his suffering cries.
VI no heard no music in his planiive song,
Nor mourned the tears that dirfned his dyipr ewes
Whose hearts tn Pity's melting touch was scared
: When she, in his behalf, with honest zeal
snpplant at your iron gates appeared,
And swepther Tyre, aud poured he's, warm appeal.
uEx nor dare approaci,tbe poets gravel
IN Gax = ought the roses fragra blooms
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

n. RUSH'S Anti Dyspepuc or 9onf 10
: j mach Pills an invaluable remedy Tor indI-
.esIon in lis most complicated forms,
or the variety of diseases TO which the human
sy.,ep Is subject few are more stubborn, none
more distressing or destructive TO the consl''u-
,,n Than Indigestion OF Sour stomach. nus
disease prevails to great extent aud has so gen
,ally baHrd the skill oil the faculty, thata RENE
d, easy OF administration is truly deslaeiat"ln
in every place The truth of this statement Is
confirm d by the experience OF thousands VINO
have sulf red under it, who alter having oseu
may remedies TO no purpose are now "uheeo
70 nave recourse TO such paIll 't'es, as they may
to,nce Ia find moIc conducive to their comfort
By indigestion is meant loss OF appetite aud
great weakness, particularly Of the legs, and a
w,,iug OF The whole system. Heartburn, % AN
uneasy sensation OF heat about the pit OF the sto-
masa, which IS sometimes attended with Nausea
or sickness, Of the stomach aud vomiting, bcich-
ng up of water which is generally sour, paieness
oflhe coaatentnce. costiyeness, Ianednf, eldhl-
ness. lowness Of spirits, disturbed sleep PaiPta-
ton Of tue heart, haIuieucy, &c.
These symptoms vary in different persons
SOM experience more Of them. and some less,
eacb in the order and degree of his own partcu-
lar cast These Pitts aci as IA powerful tonic
nautralize the Acid upon the stomach, gives
rfe 9Th to the debilnatcd organs Of digcsllons
sc,lore the appetite. temove nausea. at the sto-
mach and ultimately recover the health of the
patient They do not contain mercury IN any
fplm. noi do rheV sickcn the stomach rs most
plrsotive medicines do, but perform the office Of
a mje and MID pnrgative, and are nj surpassed
10y any mdicnc They are therefore partlcu-
iarl, calculated tor family use.
Ia inventor OF these Pills was one Of the most
comment practitioners Of medicine in the United
STATES, and used them successfully in nj, prac
uee 'fmaay years. They are not got up IA
nos1om IN delude the c,edulous. bur are recon-
mended ou the basis Of trnth and experience.
Ia ord'r that they may become extensively use
al and within the reach of all, they are Offered
al Tie ,og price of III cents per box, "A the
wholesale and retail Drug and Medicine Store
of TIION l. DI'EAL
August ,. 3m Sole Agent
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
The Spirit Of the OIL Dominion,
BY STEPHEN T. MITCHELL.
New Arrival Of Book ;.

n VII. subscriber has the pleasure Of aonounc-
my 10 his friends and the public general y
that HI has received direct from Philadrl phia,by
the last evening stage, few very splendid new
works which he viii Sri very low
Among the books are the following new works
VIZ:
Rcnben Arslev in . vol. by the author of
BrambIctve House. The Ton Hill &c. &c. Thl>
Wol,, is 50 universally praised that any thing
more sad rom me mleht b" ,tpellluous.
The Epicurcan a Tale by lhomas Moore, this
IS said to be- decided, the best production from
the pen otthc author.
The Living and tn Drad--1lis work is well
wer!b, the attention OF my religious friends rs the
rnhlir general Y and AIN greatly mistaken il
ali who read il is not well pleased with IT,
The Subaltcln or Sketches Of the Pcnlnsular
Var during the Campaigns OF lsi;'--ii, 10y AN
rye witness. this work is we'll worthy the atten-
ton ofevery person, and much question whe,h-
e, arnorc interesting work wa ever published
ADRIAN r. NORTH.
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FALL& WIN l!IR GOODS.

ri ECENT arrivals. from New Yark 4 Phil
ID adelphia, enable the s,lb>ct i4rr, at pres.
rnt TO oller TO their customers aud the pub
| tic such an assortment OF Seasonable GOODS
! both IN Staple aud Fancy line, as Is not To br
surpassed bv any house in thus section Of the
country. Among the articles lately received
are the following. viz
4 few pieces SIlEPPARD'S extra fine Blue 4
Black Cloths and Gas ,imeres
! | piece superb Claret do for Gent. s FrnCls
\ few pieces fne Double Nlilled Drab u Olive
Cloths, for Gent. 5 oyer Couts
A few pieces Steel Mix, new and elegant mr.
ticle tor Srrtouts FrorlSs, Dc.
Blue, Black and Brown Cloths and Cassimeres,
medium qualities
Gentlemen Fur and Beaver Hats
PLAIN and M silk Veivct yeslmgs
Black and Brown Eng. do
3 cases Geuuinp Irish Linen
% bali piecs. d. OF pecnliarly fine texture g.
soft finish
8 cases Caicoes, comprising almost every
shade and figure
3D. u 7-s Bed Iick'ngs Indigo blue
Several pieces ID y G-1 Irsh Sheelngs
case Dlmask Fable Linen from 81 To 1914
61 ) 1 IA y 3-1 brown and Bcached Do
mestics
4 i & 81 plaid do fast COLOURS
case ine Power Loom Shirtnes
Genlemen5 fine beaver x horse skin Gloves
White horse skin aud silk do
Black Italian Cravais and Bandanas
Plaii aud Camblct Cloaks
S veraI pieces 5roh Plaids & Camblets
Several pieces Scarlet Marines, qijie cheop
Rest Twlled English Blankets from 3 TO S
point, unusually cheap
Rest double Milled Napt Conons
Kerseys and Lind-eNs tor servants wear
Strong high quarter Shoes, and quantity of
Sole Leather
Rose and Whitney Blankets, from to 10 qrs'
Fine and medium Sa ttinri>
Apron and Counterpart Checks
Green Bazes aud Floor Cloths, &c.
The attention Of the LADtE" is respectfully
solicited to the following fashionable articles VIZ
Lace Wells. Capes and Collars Of the most
splendid style
Rich Thread AID Gymp Baces and Edpnrs
several pieces a. and IS phin B pbbinets
Biecl italian Lusirngs, finest quality
Ram AID liz Il Blk no de Nap.
uazarine, Brown and Dove col d do do-supcrb
Plain and fig d white Gro d Nap.
Partisan PLAID do-a new and elegant article
large assortment most beautiful Bonnet Rib.
bons
A few pieces superior Pelicc Cloths
Id. Horse Skin and silk Gloves
An assortment silk, Cotton and Worsted Hose.
ry
\ few patterns Chilian Robes, quite new
article
\ few Crimson & Blue Merino shawls
Small Cashmere do do
\ t.w p,rces superior plain black Nankeen
Cranes
l., Hi
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Consamptions, Coughs. &c.
Buffers Fcgcfabh Indian Specific,
Oct %

y
SFlOR the cure of Colds, Coughs, Consumpt.
q onS Spntng Of Blood. Asthma and all dis
orders ofthc Breast aud Lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood the
test Of experirnce and proved itself he most Va
luable remedy ever discovered toi the cure At
Asthma, and all the diseases of the breast and
lungs leading to consumption. lie following
certificate juel received from a highly respected
gentleman, will show Us value,
l. samuel Moore. do hereby certify, that for
upwards of year was severely afflicted with Il
pain in my breast, accompanied with avery bad
cough and shortness a breath and every indlca-
ton IN the opinion of Physiclan) Of approach
ing consumption. After passing through u
course ofmodicine and finding no felirf, WIS
induced to make trial of Buffers Vegetable Ind,
an Specific. and the US OF one and half bottle
completely restored me to health aud have re
NAMED 50 ever since. being upwards ola year.
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taught us that
"our first Alteration should be employed IN watch
ing the app zach ofthe disease and preventing
ITS proceeding to an iucurablc state aud in per-
sons OF conSumptiyc habit, especially those born
oi con,umptive parents, the slightest symptom
of an approaching consumption at the Consump-
tive period ofliie Dug ht carefully 10 be attended
to -
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots flowers, plants, &c. when ia perfec-
ton Ia Consequence" Of n happy combination
of the most valuable herbs, &C II becomes bal
sam ofsuperior value ltheals themiured paris,
opens the pores and composes the disturbed
nerves, after the manurr Of an anndyne consc-
quenty the obstruction oi the chest aud the lungs
which constitute the disease particularly need It's
use IT promotes expcCtofatlon. which is 50
constantly called for and whilst it clcansrs aud
hcHls il also gives strength to the tender lungs.
In this manner it removes the hectic fever, i'm
proves digestion gives strength the nerves, re.
pairs the appetite aud improves the spirits. This
specific may always be given IN safrty-it is
mild 4 plea saul to the taste aud Is found parficu-
larry useful in hypochrondrical, nervous aud hys
tefiCa diseases.
Each bill ofdirectons contains a detailed ac-
count oflbS disease in all lis different stages.
aud will be accompanied with the sienatnre of
the proprietor in red ink. Is is offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro-
prictor sole agent for Lynchburg.
June ,. BIN THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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@%1EW hJSiC.-The subscriber has again
IL the pleasure of informing the Ladi". of
Lynohburg and lis viclnitv thai hr has lately re-
ceived direct from Phadelphia large and
we'll selected assortment Of NEW MUSIC, en-
braclng all the new pieces up TO this time /;
which he hopes they will do him the favour to
call and purchase, as he is determined to sell We
~ low-but he Is sorry to lie under the nccessi-
ty Of informing the Ladies that hereafter he can.
not allow them to exchange their music after ha-
wing selected the gives this notice that no per-
son may be disappointed.
ABRAM Il. NORTH
Auoust %
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pRtSrEp avp PUBLISHED BY ,.,,.n
.unu fL.rCHH6 ~ "1l' H. ioLt'"
hbi' fpabBAsfs Of The Inns Of The Ohpon.

.r.. s.nr.W Weekly Paper, At 81 aud the Weekly
u ~ - ner auanta, pfyrhle "a alyanec.--No sun
psnsf, al H. rr,el.el in las, time than six months
s.upupn WI I We l.cpalnaed tbnt at the discretion
s1l - anil all lrfetrtses are paid
"'' ,i.,t,.e asnts will he inserted at 10 cents per
y ,.4Itas AL Tine aud 81 L. cents for eaeh
ma -. Tha,a ron distance must oe Pala lot
c'l d, their in.ertlnn or the payment ass"hoo w
rfe'oa,, ~ abb person in l.ynchburg
~ orders not exceeding Two squares are m
- for slx dollars.
- ,ule,ters addressed TO the Editors must ne posi-
, ,b.y y,il nOt be tended to-
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natures Of his present eraoieus Majesty,
ih"n Regent, rs well rs thai of his Row
NJ Brother, the Duke of Clarence 10
winch may be added, those of ~ lea.,
ball The two Houses of Parliament md
numerous iorc enefs Of The hiahcsl lis
ilnchon, particularly autographs ot La-
cen Bonaparte and the Austrian Priu-
ces.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

Shakespeare Chdmber.-Such is the
idolal,y manifested for the Chamber
wherein Shakespeare first nhaled the
breath Of like, thai its walls were literal
~ covered throughout with the names
Of visitors, traced in pencll by their own
bands. The surface Of the apartment
IS merely white washed, LAID OIL about
20 yards back, during which time, the
ceiling, SIDES, projecting chimney, in
short, every portion OF The surface has
been written over, 50 tn I iisl OF sigma
lures would at one" exhibit all the cha
racrel and genius oflhe age, and prove
of itself a singular curlosny. Among
the names thus registered, are those oil
Moore and Scott, the poets, with Ire dis
llngu.shed trage"lans, hemblc y kean,
aud in honor Of the bard, is also the Sig
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Life Of Nanolpoo

T." 'a>' nights Mai Brought us a supply ol
!, o., W. '"hg looked ipr LIFE or NAPOLr0N
,..,; = o''' vols very superiority executed CON.
a.o' ,', l oe'n'lini and connect portrait of the
o.. =, gepo'ro". Much was expected from tbi,
ca, ;,., Tin bn', 20 far as | have heard. AMI
fa%.J,''e'' II SnrpaSseS the most saneonc rx,c,..
nm a. i'''cio~c hope every person viii de
splo,: ,', ,,.1 10 call ami buy eopy o. rb.
pa p,,, 81 "orh, more especially as the vn,L !,
,srS,. -" lins Ia the public ON more rca.onar.i
maeni,ndn ever kne'v any work of The sam
''''e' Indeed mas add ofany lid
August an, A"'NN-h Il. NohIH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
London Cloths and Casslmcras.

London Cloths and Casslmrras.
WI are now receiving general assortment
" Blue. BIZ Steel 1ll,t and Sup. Olive Il
Drdb Cloths, warranted Sup. Manufacture, and
veiy low charged. asn, sup Mind and double
Mild blue, blk aud Fancy Cord Cassimeres,
Fancy Festings, some OF which are very superb
or, Cassinetts ofalI qualities embracing sup as
sortment. The above have al been recently
lected with care aud .iudgmen, IL New York aud
are pledged 10 be sold as low rs any in the mar
ket. MCKEE ROBINSON & co.
Oct. IL. 3tl2
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American Quarterly Review.

III. third numbrr Of The American Quarter
" Review, is received and ready Tor deity
., 10 Subscribers at the cheap Book aud Sta
,ion,rv Store of ABRAM Il NORTH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01

XNtEGROES FOR sALE.--Psrsons wishing
~ 10 parchase, ran be Junished upon as loo
terms, and uih as raiaabie endaktig Negroes 0S
any ia His country. Iioo erctile,d stanisiress,s
ar, among The purcell nOte on hand.
4. NJ RADDELL.
april ie faf7o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-11-01
Sion of the Golden 'iortar.

Nun street, Lync1bwg,
gas constantly eeevng fresh supplies oil Drug Drugs
ia 4iri,es, sur .ical instruments, rants
G1. D,c.SmIs, Periumery, &c %c -.
VI Al ofwnich may be had on Che most reason
able TERMS
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

OPPOSITE THE MUSIC SALOON.
AS just received and is now opening Q
%cOrnplete assortment of rich Fancy anf
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01
MO. kS.

"ILLlAM WALL, respectfully informs
w his friends and the public at large,
that he has taken the neD store No. Is, South
Main-street, directly opposite his former stand
where he intends keeping constantly on hand,
a general assortment Of Groceries and Coun-
try Produce. His assortment Of Liquors
and Wines shall not be inferior to any in
the market and he offers inducements for
families to supply themselves with choice
Groceries viz. Havana Brown White Loaf and
Lump Sugars, Hyson, Young Hyson, Tyson
Skin, Caper Souchong, Souchong and Pou-
chong Teas.
SPICES. Pepper, Pimento, Cassia, Cloves,
Mace, &c. &c. &c.
MOLASSES. New Orleans, Surinam aud
Matanzas Molasses.
LIQUORS.. Brandy, st.. Croix Rum and
New England Rum. Holland and American
Gin, Old Jamaica Spirit and Irish Whiskey.
WINES.-Choice old Madeira, and Sicily
do eff the celebrated Woodhouse'' brand.
Port, Lisbon, French Madeira, Claret, Mus
cat, TencriFe, Malaga, Cnrrant (white and
red) and constantly on hand, Champagne,
OF tho most approved brands.
CORDIALS.-- Anniseed, Winter Green Pep
permenf, Cinnamon, Orange, sc. SC.
ALSO Choice lots of Butter and Cheese,
selected from the best dairy in the country.
nov 3
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

NJ. EDlToa. Si-Your correspondent E
should suppose from the inclenency Of the sea-
son. that her last p~oetical efl,sion, instead OF
making is escape from a window, would have
met with u ,parmer reception, at the door Of II
comfortable stove-but he that as il may; as she
has not a copy Of il, If The following likes will an
swer. they are at your service:
On, who wculJ seek The joys Of earth,-
As evanescent a. the wind;
And scarce a trace OF virtuous wort,
They leave behind.
Like glitterins dew-drops Of the morn,
Awhile. they sparkle bright and clear;
But SOON on ines swift ~riiions borne,
They disappear
But there are joys, more lasting, pure,
Then morning fair, or pcpsve eva;
Bliss, that forever will endure,
The bli.s II Heaven E.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01
FOR THE LADIES'.

1. Let every wife be persuaded that
there are two ways Of governing a fam
lily; the first is by the expression Of that
will which belongs to force; the second,
by the power OF mildness, to which even
strength will yield. One is the power
of the husband, a wife should never
employ any other arms than g~entleness.
When a woman accustoms herself to
say l WILL, she deserves to lose her en-
pire.
2. Avoid contradicting your husband.
When we smell a rose, it is to imbibe the
sweetness Of its odor; we likewise, look
for every thing that is amiable from wo.
man. Whoever is often contradicted
feels insensibly an aversion for the per-
son who contradicts, which gains strength
by time, and whatever be her good quail
tiles, IS not easily destroyed.
8. Occupy yourself only with house,
hold affairs; wait till your husband con-
hdes to YOU those of a higher impor-
lance; and do not give your advice till
he asks it.
""S ePO" yOu'SSh W W q
censor Of your husbands morals, NJ
read lectures to him. Let your preach
ing be u good example, and practice
virtue yourself, to make him in love with
it.
s. Command his attentions by being
always attentive to him; never exact
any thing, aud you will obtain much;-
appear always iattered by the little he
does for you, which will excite him to
perform more.
6 All men are vain, never wound this
vanity not even in the most trifing in
stances. A wife may have more sense
than her husband, but she should never
4 known it.
Z. When a man gives wrong counsel,
never make him feel that he has dono
so, but lead him on by degrees to what
is rational, with mildness and gentle
ness; when he il convinced, leave him
all the merit Of having found out what
was just and reasonable,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01
SINCERITY.

OF all the 'oId saws with whicl
the world abounds, there is none NOR.
trne than this Honesty is the be>
policy Setting aside the moral oh
legation of sincerity and truth, the,
should be followed oil the principle OF
exrediency. The single-minded man.
whatever may be the mutations AMI
calamilies OF this life, is happier than
the double dealer in the midst ofpros-
pcrity. He has TO detections to dread
no exposures to fear; and he sleep,
more calmly on IA matted couch, that
he hypocrite on his downy pillow
Strange perverseness in man, TO pre-,
fer the devious path of deception to
the arrowy straightness of truth, Here,
in the savage surpasses social man---
tire former cannot be taught to utter
f~alsel,ood; it forms part of the %Iatter's
education. Deception walks in every
street, and enters every dwelling. The
heart Of friendship is hollow, and the
tongue of love is untrue. How much
happier would the world be. were each
man to follow the excellent advice of
Langhorne,
".Knesl only at the shrine of truth,
Count freedom tDealth, and virtue fame.'
In the business of life, as well as in
the social circle, sincerity is the IS bes,
policy" it may save a shaken house
from the involution of ruin with one
which is falling; it may break the links
of that chain of disaster which some
times clanks over the commercial world
to its establishment and dismay; and il
at times it leads to the loss Offortune, ii
ensures the preservation of character.
He who preserves this, can begin the
world anew with hope and confidence
he who has lost it, may bid farewell
10 hope. He is on the shore of life,
molionless and abject; whilst others
are ON the biliows.-"Fr0m the blanks
far scattered DER the rocks" he can
never "build a little bark Of hope" to
bear him again OIL the stream.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-12-01

8. When a husband il oAt Of temper,
behave obligingIy TO him; If he II abu-
slve, never retost; and ne YER prevail
over him to humble himself.
8. Choose well your female friends
have but few, and be careful Of folio W.
ing their advice in all matters particular
ly il inimical to the foreign instructors.
10. Cherish neatnes without luxury,
and pleasure without excess; dress with
taste, and particularly with modesty;-
vary the fashions o fyour dress, especially
in regard TO colors. 1t gives a change
to the ideas, and recalls pleasing recol-
sections. Such things may appear tri-
fling, but they are of more importance
than is imagined.
II. Never be curious to pry into your
husbands concerns, but obtain his conf
dence by tina: which, at alltimes, you re-
pose in him. Always preserve order and
economy; avoid being out of temper,
and be careful never to scold. By these
means he will find his own house more
pleasant than any other.
12. Seem always to obtain information
from him, especially before company
though you may pass yourself for a sim-
pleton. Never forget that a wife owes
all her importance to that other husband.
Leave him entirely master of his actions,
10 60 or come whenever he thinks fit. A
wife ought to make her company SO m
able to her husband, that he will not DO
abIe 10 exist without it, then he will not
seek for any pleasure abroad, ifshe docs
not partake Of it with him.