Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-02-08

fresh buding Of matrimonial ideas, but no spring
shoots. 81, nice buxcm young widow b..
gins 10 perplex him ~ ventures address
her with mixed sen,alinns Of love end interest.
50, Interest prev ais which causes much eau.
tious reflections. ~. The widow jil,s MIN,
bring foil as caution, IS himself. As becomes
every day more gloomy and aver 10 'he fair
sex. As, equity ami nervous symp oms now
begin 10 assail him. AZ, fears what NAV br-
come of him when he g~'s old and IN. bot
still pc rsusdrs him elf he is a Young man 4S
think. living alone irks"me 40, resolves 10
have a pruten' ycung woman as hous' keeper
aud companion. so, a nervous Election about
him, aud frequent Attacks Of The gou. ST.,
much pleased wi'h MS new bousekeeper asa
nurse. 81, begins 10 feels some attachment 10
her. IS. hi, p, ide revolts at the idea of marry.
ing her 81. is IN grea disue-s how To act,-
IS. compile ely under her influence, and ve,y
miserable Sc, many painful thoughts about
parting with her, and attempts to gain her
his own terms 81, she refuses 20 live any lon
ger with him solo. So, gcuty. nervous, and
bilious 10 excess. SO, feels very i'll, sends for
her TO his bedside, aud promises to spouse
her 60, grows rapidly worse, has his will
made in her favour, and makes his eai, in her
arms.
THE Of.D MAIDS REGISTER.
Al years i. anxious for coming Out 10 OBJ
tain the atentions o. msn. -lS-SegiHs 10 have
some idea Of The feeder passion. l7-taks
of love in couage and disinterested aft c'inn
IS-fancies htrs,lf 10 love with some land l.
some man who has haiered her. l9-is lil,le
more diff ul in cous, Quence ii being noticed.
20 Commences fashionable, end has a TASTE
for dasning 2l-acquires more confidence in
her own aurac ion and expects brilliant es-
labi>hmehl. 22-,efuses good offer because
he gentleman IS not man IT fashion % no
obi ion to G,s with any well beha,rd gen>
leman. 24-brgins 10 wonder she is no. mar
ritd. 25-becom"s rather more circumsprCt
in h-r conduct. 26-begins TO think large
fortune rot q.i,e so md spensabe. 27-effrcts
to pIrfer The company Of rational men 90
wishes 10 be married in quiet way wi b 4
comlor, able income. 29-slmlst despairs OF
en,erine the married s'ae. 3o-an add ional
att ion 10 dress is now manifested 81
l.roiesse. TO dislike balls fuding il Difficult to
get good Farmers 32-wonders how men
can neglect The society OF ,edaie am'aale wo'
men to Hiyt with chris. 3S-affects good hu-
NOR in her conversation with men. 34-'oo
/, aous of mt praises Of o'her women, more al
Ihl, period than hi,herio. 35-quarreis with
her i,iend who had !a.eiy been m FRIED. So
imag N, herself sighted IN society. 37-hkes
IaIkisg Of hes acquain,ances who have married
unfortunately, and finds consolation IN their
mi,for,unes SILL nature visi5 y q" the IN
crease. 39-btcomes mtddhng aud OH i"ns
4o-if itch mikes love 10 young ma" vi hou'
fortune. Al succeeding r4Ils against the
whole SIX IA partially for cards and
scandal. 4s-'oo severe against the manner
| of the age. 44-e1hibiis strong predllecuon
Tor methodist psrson. As -enrag at ms
destr,ion, and accuses tie whole $ Y Of incon-
sancy 46 bee umes Responding and taxes
snuff. AZ -auunrs her sensibifly 10 cas- and
dogs. 4s ADOPTS dependant relation to al,
end her mcnag RE. 80 becomes disguised
Nth the world, aud ven's her i'll hunor on hsI
urfor,ana'e keeper OF auimals.