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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-08-04
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST =. is.0.

A very interesting satisfied work has lately
l,ren issued from the Washington press, entitled
=. Historical Sketches Of the Ten Mir. Square
forming the District Of Columbia, With Picture
Of Washington, Sc. by loSsrHAS Elliot" I,
embraces rrra, variety Of useful and curious
.,ater. aud Describes ''ohjecss Of genera. int,rcs,
or curiosity at ia. Metropolis of the Union, in
,iiding liz, Of the officers Of the government D,
have cost the Editor considerable labor. and
IL deserves credit Tor ,hc shil,y with which - has
performed his task. Those ~ha,i the seat Of
government, will find i'll great help u them la
their researches, and tho~c Who cannot find time
or opportunit, for visit, will learn much Of
.naiier, and things" at anil about the Metropolis
The price OF tho volume is II SD, aud can Ia hsd
Of any Of the book Hers ia the Distric, Of Co
luinba
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PURSUANT 10 decree Of tho Sups-
Il rier Court Of Chsncery Tor the WIN
chester district. pronouosed on the ID day
Of DcsembeP. 1928. and an order Of the
Supreme Court or Appeals. passed on the
2lst Of June. 1880, and under the author
~ Of two DECIDE Of trust. bearing date tho
26th day Of Mach. 1925. and tho IIii.
day Of May, 1897. duly recorded in the
clerks Office OF the county court Of Jeffes-
son. on the 9th day Of April. 1875. and Ola
the lAth day OF Juoe. 1897. rhsseby Wa.
tes b. Seiby. Of tho said county Of Jefier-
son. conveyed 10 the subscriber in trust
Tor tho purposes therein mentioned. two
certain tracts or parcels Of Land. contain b.
isg together about
2S3 ACRES,
lying on both sides OF tho road leading
from Sbepherdstewn 10 Iienry's mill. ed
joining tie lands ofthe heirs Of James y.
Lane snd others. aud now Ia the occ up.
ton OF Mr.. George Fulk: Also.
a HOUSE AND LOT.
To Shepherdsiown, known as Seiby's store
house, will. on Saturday The 2Isf day 81
august nett. before the front joov Of Dan
iel EotleY's tavoru, in Shephr sdstow u
proceed to sell az public auction. TO tho
highest bidder. the whole. or 90 much Of
The above descs,bed property rs will raise
the sum Of $3.50 90. according 10 said
decrees, on the following terms. 60 wit -
Ooe eighth Of the purchas money IN cash.
and the balance 10 three equal payments
Of eight. sixteen. end twenty four months.
Bonds. With approved security. will bs
required for the credit psy ments. snd the
title to the psemisss retained as further
security. until tho said credit payment,
are made.
The title 10 believed 20 be good. but act
ing a. trustee and commissioner, I shall
sell and convey eoly the title vested 10
me. DAN'L MORGAN.
July 81, 1880 Trustee
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold. on Saturday the 2ist inst.
w at the subscribers residence about two
miles from Charleston %, 90 tic road leading
60 iiarpers-ferry. all her personal property.
consisting OF = variety Of s'ticles, amongst
which are Household snd Kitchen Furniture
"A stock Of hogs, two hfst.rste cows and =
heifer. A credit OF months on al sums .
bove dollars by the purchaser giving bond
and good security. MARY HELLER.
August 4, 1850.
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CIR AT the last ChsDcsry Court holden
- at Winchester, u Uss deereed by the
said court, IN a suit IN which you aud Mrs.
Flood are plaintiffs. and we aud others arc
defendants. that an account vas ordered 20
be tSkeB by the Commissioner Of the said
court of The descendants Of negro woman
Bsmsd Motley. and their value, ss weIs in
kind Of those Who remained ~ possession -
the parties in tie suit. a. u those who had
been sold. To Shieb decree. nov Of record
10 the said court. ws refer 500. We are la
fofmsd, aOt~ outstanding SAID dsefes, you afe
selling several Of The dcseeDGsnts % Motley
so ~ TO preclude the eOmmistiousE from
eHec0ti0g tho said order; This -, there.
fore, 10 warn you DOT 10 sell any Of the ssid
negroes, The deseeodanis Of Motley, under
the heaviest penalty which can attach u
aoy iRdis dual for q contsmpt Of the process
Of the court. a. We will on your failure q
produce eli the defendants q MoVey, whs
sers ~ our possession 81 tho date of said
decree. move the said eo0ri 10 innici sDj
penalty on you. 10 compel the produe ton o.
sslJ slaves 10 answer the ssiddsere W.
give Jon ih.s soliee that you msy not be act
ing vnsdsissdiy.
EDWIN q. BURwELL,
MANN NELSON.
August 4, 1870.
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a N0TICD,

Intended TO be an Ear,iaa One.
TINE undersigned having declined keep
Il ing tavern. e~rnesly requests ell per
sons indebted 10 hun, to come forward i'm
msJistsly, and close their scsounts. TIE
those having claims against him, bo sup
poses scarcely . hint 10 necessary TO put
them in aio,ioo.
JOHN +. FARMER.
Bolivar, July %, 1880
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'ENHE Trustees Of ChsSlestown, aware
4 Of the great annoyance hieb the pub
lic suffers. from an unnecessary number Ol
dogs within the town, have passed an or
di0anee, lsying tax Of fifty cents upon
all male dogs, and two dollars upon eli Ie-
male dogs, kept within The limits Of the
town, from and after the 18th day Of Au-
gust neat Heads Of families 90 be liable
Tor the iax. and penalty Of five dollars
TO be imposed on any person who shall re
fuse 10 g,se . last. or make any eooceAi-
ment Of the number kept BY BIN - her.
o. on his or her premises. The season
having arfised. when much danger - 60
be apprehended from that most dreadful
Of ell rnslsdiss. bydrsphobia. Il j. hoped
all good citizens will eheeffully scqaiesce
IN tho prosisiaas Of the ordioascs.
July -. 1880
G. All dogs found running II large
without ou ners. Will be shot
RICHARD WILLIAMS,
Test. President
Dawn HowEIL. CLERK
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20 REAMS superfne writing paper.
8 do. do. letter paper,
do. lea paper,
so do. large size wrapping paper.
8 gross bonnet bosrds.
For sale, by the subscriber, AZ the manufAc
turer's prices.
AIso-Prime twilled Bsgs-sperm oil
old whiskey, apple brandy. cherry bounce
Holland gin, family four-cosrse ard fine
salt, for sale 1t the most reduced prices
RICHARD WILLIAMS.
Cbarlestown, Aug. 4, 1880.
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N6Rs. DIxoN,s scHooI.

WILL. be called on the Esd of August -
w She hopes 10 eviace her gratitude foe
the friendly patronage which hes been shown
her. by strict attention to the children pu,
Under her care, and thereby to merit = eon.
''"ua"ce Ut ue same. Aug. =, 1880.
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COmmissiOner's QGEce. Charlesfoten, !
I L.. % aunn

Commissioner'S OGIce, ChGrIesfoton, }
June 90. 1880.
TIE parties interested IN the sbovs-meB-
toned suit, will piesss take ROnce, tbst
shall ai,snd ~ ,ay Office Aforesaid. 90 Fra
dsy the 3Otb day u July aext, 81 y o'clock,
4. ~. Co enter upon the duties required b.
the store reeiled order of eOurI, ard shall
al oUrn from d<y to DAY. Boiil ny rtPOfl
shall be coaagtetsd. when sud where iheJ
sre requested 10 sifssd will the necessary
sisiemes's, stidsnes snd vouehfrs.
". wOHTlfiNC1ON. .TsS. Cen.
June 80. 1890.
eCy' The shove rase u adjourned nrt
ThnTsday tie 9th dsy &c Avfusi. On - hiei
d., 'is gsfiies are requested 20 aiignd.
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1000 tickets. 2o,25o Dolls
NoDE or pHAwIyo.
The numbers will be put into one wheel
As usual; and in the other ~ill be put the
prizes ADORE the denomination Of Three Dol
lars; the drawing TO progress in the usual
manner. The 5. 500 prizes Of three dollars
each, will be awarded to the tickets having
the terminating figure corresponding with
either Of the terminating figures Of tue two
first drawn numbers Of different examinations
from TO S inclusive; and to the tickets with
terminating figure corresponding With either
Ut the two hrsl drawn of different terminz
tons, from q to q inclusive. by this mode OF
drawing, the holder Of five tickets ending
With the figures to 5 inclusive, or from to
o inclusive, will be certain Of obtzioing At
least Two Prizes. and may draw Seven.
Tickets IS 90 Quarters so IS
Iialres 81 80
'.sORDERS either by mail (Post psid) or
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
Prizes, will meet the same prompt and pune.
tuai atenl;on as If on personal application.
Address
COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS.
BgItiacrf
Baltimore, Aug 4, 1850.
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PURSUANT to decsetal order Of the
Il Superior Court Of Chancery holden at
Winchester co the lst day OF MAY. 1880.
in case therein depending. wherein FL,
Is. Swearingen. administrative Of Hanpsli
Wynkoop. decd. 10 plaintiff. end Alexan-
des r. Boseler and others are defendants.
shsll eIpose TO sale ~ public auction. to
the highest bidder, on The 13th day Of .7u-
gust neri. before the court house door in
Alsriinsburg. the rcvcrsionary interest
which the heirs of Rs~leigh Morgan.
decd. anil the widow and heirs OF John Is
Henry. decd, new have in and 10 the
lands assigned to Elizabeth Morgan, as
her dover in the lands Of which her bus-
band. Rswleigh Morgan. deceased, died
seized. containing about
One hundred s ninety Acres
Of prime limestone Land,
On which there Is a comfortable two story
dwelling House, Barn, and other necessa
ry out buildings, lying on the Sasn Psni
Run. about five miles from Mariinsturg.
and the same distance from Sbepherds-
town.
Terms OF sALE-One sixth pert Of the
purchase msney will be required IN hand
and the balance IN three equal Insialmen IL
Of six. twelve. and eighteen months 4
Bonds sod good personal security will be
required Of the purchaser TO secure the
deferred payments, and title retained as
further security
Sale will commence about II O'Clock
morning.
NATHL SEWERS. d. NJ ". c. u.
July IL IS3O-is
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T>uE oext Special Term Of the Superior
Il Court "T Law tor Jefferson County, ~,il
he heid by the Hon. R,cnARp r.. PAHKsa.
aud Will commence at tie usual time in the
ensuing winter. namely, on the third Tues
day in January neat.
ROBERT 7. BROWN, Cisik.
August 4. 1850 .-Sw.
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VIRGINIA. TO VIII:
In the Superior Court Of Cbsncery holden
81 Winchester the 18th day Of April, 1880.
.7len UIHia,ns. and Helen Maria his
riff, and said .afiei UiHiGnS. as
administrator Of Maria Helm, decd.
PLAINTIFFS,
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Il WILL offer for sale. on Saturday the Dis,
u Of August, IT my residence ~ Rabies
NH. my remaining stock Of GOODS, con
sis'ing &c
DRY GOODS = GROCERIES,.
AZ tho same time and place. will offer =
good road Wagon and Gesr--COvs. Iisgs.
Horses, and several other articles too Bumsr.
ots IN mention. Terms of sslc-AlI sums
over FIVE doliaras credit 81 SIX months. the
purchaser giving bond end security all sums
under that amount. cash.
JAMES SANFORD ROACH.
AoCttsa 4. 1850.
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ConES's OFFICE, Baltimore. z,

July 18th. 1880
DHPOHr OF T6E DRAWING of the
IL .'iaryhnd State Lonerv, No. =, for 1850:
No. 81 the capital pr,xe ut $1,000
oooI capital VI 1000
SOL prize Of 500
2oos prize OF 500
b5OS prize Of 200
2iol 262S 4Hjt 52O5 1856 prize, of 100
25l i7S2 1859 1906 $685.
5O5l 5I55 GOES 75iS 1872 ( Pr'<ss" oo
1860 1859 4B47 53S2 6253l ~
6770 oO30 1902 7i46 S564 p''%e'" ~
IS prizes Of $40. 100 Of IS, 100 Of IS, and
5000 prizes Of 50 each.
S5s Nos. S65S. 1879. 1855. 1888. were
the -Four First D,a.vn Of different ,ermins.
'ion., by Which. sgreesbiy To the Scheme.
the prizes Of Three Dsiiars are determined
AL tickets. therefore. ending either with
8 B 8 on 8,
Are entitled TO Three Doiiors eacli. and in
addition TO any other prizes which they may
have drawn.
SD. The holders ofthc Prizes are respect
fully requested TO pr-sen, them foe pay men at
As soon il may suit their convenience.
il. COHEN. Jr. X BROTHERS.
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Srl,AYED,

EROM the farm of David n Allen. Esq
h near Bsttletown, about the 20th OF June
last. . dark bay or brown MARE, four years
old las, spring, about 70 hands high, has .
small white spot IN her forehead. and perhaps
one of her hind feet white. A reasonable re
ward will be given TO any person Who will
take up said mare and return her 10 me OF 10
ID. IA. Allen, or give information where she 10.
ARCHIBALD PoRrERflELD.
July %. 1850.
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T. S. Bank.-Tbe half yearly di,i.
dend TO the first Of July is three aud
half per cent.
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sUn6nNuR TURMxP Sled.

WsOR ssis, 81 The Cbsrissiosn AposbecsFy
y snd Beck store. lsyxs SUMMER TvrniE.
raised in Jefferson county. Also. fro@ BEL
hmors. large shiie hai fvrpip--isrga whlts
T1Fnig- Huta BsCa DO. (wietsr.)
Jel, Is. JAMES BROWN
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The trial Of the kSarr- aud Others accused VI
the murder Of Mr.. White, is now la progress a,
Salem, Mass. Ono Of the Knapps, Who somr
time ago msde confession, has r,fused to give
testimony, and when taken before the grand Jury,
declined giving any information. Richard Crown
inshield, who pcrpctra,cd ,he crime, and shor-
time ago anticipated the sentence of the Law nv
hanging himself in prison, had, it seems, made
preparations 20 prove an alb. Il j. said that he
would have Succeeded. if Knapp had no, fsustra-
ted his plans by confession.
The dry weather has - seriously affected the
growing crops of Indian corn, in this neighbor-
hood, that wc think not than half the usual
crop will he gathered, however seasonaLle the
weather may be hereafter
The Corner Stone Of an Episcopal Church was
laid in Stanton, on the 9Th uit with Masonic
ceremonies.
The price Of -four in Baltimore on Sa,urria,
last, was SIS e5; in Alexandria, S. i2t.
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AGAINST
Joisi Joi.Ge and Elisha ". UiHiams.
erecmors Of Frances Helm, decd,
ana others, DEFESDASrs.
vES,iE order Of publication sgaiUst Elisha
L ~ Williams. aud Thoui,s, Frances.
Mcrcdetb, AID Robert Williams, his chill
dreo. aud John p. Ssndiord und Ann his
wife, and Charles ID. NegTisr, who are sb-
sent defeGdsuts, being duly published aud
postes, ond they stiii falling TO appear aud
aDswer-and the subpGnss having been re.
turned executed on che other defendants
more than four months, and they still fsiiing
10 answer, excerrths defendant, STROLLER
NJ Helm, the bill Of the compliments 10 ts-
ken for confessed rs TO them. except the
said Siroiher-a and this cause came on 10 De
heard this 10Th dsy Of April. 1880, on The
/ bill, answer Of the said Helm, and exhibits
ADD Vas argued by counsel: On considers-
too whereof. tho court doth sdjudgs, order
1 and decree, that John JoIiifs aud Eiisba w
| williams render en- account Of the sdniinIs
IrstIon of Frances Helm, deeeased. on The
estate Of Meredith Helm, deceased, and oI
their own administration OI the estate oil
! Frances HELM, deed, before one of the com
nlissionsrs ef this court: that The ssid Johr
IoIits render before the same commission
err his account as admin isirstor ds bonis mai
with the will annexed, % hersdsth Helm
deed: and that tue said Allen William,
render, before the same commissioner, hI
account, &c administrator Of Maria Helm
deed Az whirh ssid commissioner - OF
dsred 80 state and settle according 20 th'
principles settled IN this decree, md MAKE
report of his proceedings. together with 81.
special matter which be may deem peru
neui. or either party may require 10 DC stat
ed. A eOpJ-Tes'e.
DANL LEE. c c.
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FAMILY MEDICINES

And multiplicity Of other articles too
numerous to be enumerated.
We therefore invite ali Of our friends. or
any Who may be in search Of new and cheap
Goods. TO give us cell 81 our wcil-kDowD
establishment in Shepherdsiown.w where theJ
shall be supplied on such pleasing terms, os
10 meet with the appreciation Of the closest
dealers. THOMAS &. LANE & co.
CheapsidS. shephsrd,iowu,
Aug. Z, 1880.
N. B. They will give IS cents per bushsl
for clean FLAXSEED. delivered 81 their
store.
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Irareiiing on The Rail Road. Not
outstanding the great heat of the wea-
Their for three weeks past, the amount
Of weekly travel on the Rail Road has
not diminished-the average receipts
being mach above one thousand dollars
per week. IN the hottest time OF the
hottest days. the quick motion Of the
Cars causes current Of air, which
renders the ride at all times agreeable
In many instances, strangers passing
through Baltimore, or visiting IL, post
pone their departure fOr q day, and
somstimes longer, 20 enjoy the plea.
sure Of en- additional ride on the Raj
Road. We only repeat the gcaera
sentiment, when We say :" II is the mos
delightful Of all kinds Of travelling"
10.
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TIE sToCKHoLDEHs

ar the Sl-,thfeld. ChsrIestown and liar.
" Pcrs. Ferry Turnpike Company, are re.
minded that the LIST instaiment became due
on the LIST instant.
August 4. 1850.
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uc VI ctCCtiOu toE NotcT-
nor OF Louisiana, as far as received,
are as follow:
For Roman (Apti-Adminisiration) 2043
Beauvsis (Jsckson) $50
hamilton 500
Randall 544
Majority in favor of Mr. Roman, over Mr..
Bcauvais, iii votes; over Mr.. Hamilton,
1444 votes; and over Mr.. Randall, i6Y9 votes.
The Rail Road.-We are informed
that the third division Of the Baltimore
and Ohio Rail Road, extending from
the forks Of Patapsco to the Par Spring
Ridge, was yesterday let out upon con-
tract. and that the bridging. masonry,
excavation and embankmenr upon this
division, will not exceed a cost Of 1000
dollars per mile.
The most indefatisable exer,ions
are now making by the Engineers Of
the Company to complete the final To-
cation OF the two remaining sections
between the Par Spring Ridge and
the Point Of Rocks and Frederick
town, so as TO enable the Directors
forthwith to put the liuc under con-
tract as far as Frederick. No doubt
remains that the aid Afforded by the
city Oi Baltimore, added to the availa.
Bile resources Of the Company, will
enable the Directors to redeem the
pledge they have given to the public.
20 put the entire line betwccn this city
and the Potomac under travel by the
end Of the next year.
1t is highly gratifying TO US, IN lay
ing the above interesting information
before our readers, also TO say, that the
superintendent Of CONSTRUCTION whose
efforts to Danish spirituous liquors from
the road have been interchangeable, has
at length succeeded in introducing as
a condition in all the present contracts,
that no ardent spirits shall be used on
the line. This stipulation, TO the ere.
dat OF the contractors, has been will.
ingly asscnted to in every instance.
halt Gaz. July ~.
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TO JOURNEYMEN COOPERS.

To JOChNEf MEN COOPERS.
"ANTED Immediately. three or four
w Journe, men Coopers. Good wages
and constant employ Inens gill be given.
JAMES MCCLURE,
One mile South Of IPaIperrs tavern.
August 4, 1880.
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JOfIN N. Chiffon,

.f11OhsNEf III L~1Ws
WILL regularly attend the Superior and
w Inferior Courts Of Jefferson and Freder-
lex counties, and the Cbsncery Court ~ Win
chester. Charlestown. July %. 1850.
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SCHEME No. b

SCHEME NO. 8. q
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY,
rV>O be drawn in baltimore, under the su.
II perin,endcnce of the Commissioners ap
pointed by the Governor and Council.
On Tuesday. 3isf Of -iugusf
HIGHEST PRIZE.
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Died.

On TUESDAY the 9th uit OF lingering ilInc.s
Mrs. Mar EccLEs, wife Of Mr. Thomas Ee
cies u iiArpers-Fer,, ia thc SSH ycs.r u he
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W. ~ MiLtEs, See'ry.
June -, 1890 --titthA.
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July 18Th. ISbU.
DfPOHr OF T6E DRAWING, of the
IL Maryland State Loneyv, No. =, for 1850
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baltimore, Aug =, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-21

"About nine hsndsed dola,s We under
stand. were received a, the door OF the GA
sonic Hall during the frat days OF the sxhibl-
ton and sale"
"Among the societies applying TO the Su
prene Coart, at the present tern. for lncorpo.
ration, are This United Sisters' Soclaty,'
The Daughters of Aaron, OF the city AMI
s,un,y Of Philadelphia .rhe sscie,y of the
Sisters 81 Friendship rhe Union Harmsny Bu
rial Company and 'The Philadelphia Bible
Church
We have taken for our text the above tive
paragraphs from the Daily Journals, exhibit
ing the doings of the female world in this
quarter of the earth To what scheme they
next design to turn their talents, we are not
informed They are getting so bold, and so
dauntless, that nothing short of seat in the
Senate and State Legislature will finally suf-
fee We are averse to ladies taking such
steps as our first quotation sets forth, Com
binations for good may produce evil, and
when women OF fortune and fashion condo
scend to traffic aud keep shop to inveigh the
men out of their money without giving value
received; in fact, making public display OF
their charitable feelings, pass of goods not
worth the hauling, for the purpose of indu-
cling the unthlnkinS and petite to give aims in
public, to say the least or Il, It smacks OF a
want of female delicacy. IT the fair, goods
were sold, on the profits of which large
Inumber of destitute females ought to be al
flowed to have a livelihood, but for which they
can find no vent, if women of fortune are to
take the very bread out Of their mouths
What becomes, too, of the domestic duties OF
these benevolentso Have they not their reg
ular and daily imperative calls upon then
ltine? No children to educate, or husbands
to make and mend forp Are they 10 assume
to themselves the direction of how then
friends shall spend their money. and what ar
Iticles shall be fashionable? Shall the fair set
tiers of the ton set down TO tables coveres
with Greek head dresses, baby bedsteads, ans
Il fantastical baby dandies, and say these arr
the fashion, and these YOU mast bug IN pre-
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