Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-26
VIEW SERIES. YOL. XIII. .NO. IaI1

I II, 49, -1-.---. ., s
ys, 4. fisasa''' e'e'''ls. we nave sem ihVi-
,,;Ias ~ 1e .nos' een'eei ialiliies wi'nlh sew
anI eau assule you mere was great
have sIso oaued y s,,ne INSTITUTES conveyed. ne
~ ~. : 80 asAeu huinnef VI strangers rom the
e,ys mlo happen % oe boarding ~ lhe villages we
;,a,1 W. aeii .na. purpose; an mat arc in
,a,ean ~ " eG.,e We snouiu nave complete
~ n1fo rsceiVed an un-
VI m a,lg so'le nave as YET re-
M. mnst pl az. however we are sure OIL
~ :. as >, ny, III. ho''s'
/ see' said Chestoh, you are having your par
.ou1s papereo.-" ies,1 rephed MRS. Marsden,
fas,,;onad ~, loss'.y nasY parry WIN Ina. oio-
iasH'oheo paper on the walls, ana We sent 10 the
ny wees ago lot man 70 come ana oring with
..' s ID. = sne pa.'erns, ou. ne neVes
1iseY n's "Pleafehee IN n'st night after We mac
~ ", a,le al'er we nao had me
y ,g NJ -, 800, ~, ne says
~ re very sla ne can easily pull on
.ne lsm psPet before evening so we thought ie'
cnr,s;S III ~ ~ si. a''e 'aAs uown inc
~ 49, .h,I "a i M ~ "'s Jes'ciuay' rs-
~ ;nal M mai's snouu iooA o'u,iasnioheu.
u'u in'1nu hayiig 'heih Pa'ntea, whieh would OF
course be much better, only, that there was time
to get that done before the party, SO we must do
ieI the painting now for three or four years till
this new paper has grown od."
!" But where is Albina ." asked Chcston
| "The truth ISL answered Mis-. Marsden. &C abe,
IS very busy making cakes; as in this place we can
buy none that are fit for party. Luckily Albina
is very clever at all such things, having been a
pupil of Mrs. Goodfellow. But there is certainly
great deal Of trouble in getting up party in the
country"
Just then the black girl, Drusa, made her ap-
pearance, and said to Mrs Marsden, I've been
for that there bean you call vanilla, and Mr. Brown
saws he never heard of such thing
| IA man that keeps so large store has no right
10 BIO so Ignorant" remarked Mrs. Marsden.--.
I" Then, Drusa, we must favour the icecream with
| lemon.n
"There ant more lemons TO be bad.n said the
girl, "and we've lust barely enough for the lemon
ade."
| "Then some of the lemons must be taken for
the ice.cream,'' replied Mrs. Marsden, "aDd we
must make out the lemonade with cream of tartar.n
81 forgot to tell you," said Drusa, that Mrs.
Jones saws she can't spare no more cream upon no
ACCOUNT
:" How vexatious p exclaimed Mrs. Marsden
g. wish we had two cows of our own--one is not
sufficient when we are about giving a party.
Drusa we must make out the ice.cream by thick.
ening some milk with eggs"
Sl EEge .re-~----e,'i ssrl;~d the gir5a Miss AL
binar uses up so many for the cakes"
II one must spare some eggs from the cakes"
u saia MIS-; Marsden, and make out the cakes by
adding little pearlash. Go directly and tell her
so'
Cheston, though by no means du fat to the
mysteries of confectionery, could not help smiling
at all this making out" Really" said his aunt,
:" these things are very annoying. And as this
party is given TO Mrs. Washington Potts, it is ex-
tIemely desirable that nothing should fail. There
is no such thing now as having, company, unless
we can receive and entertain them in certain
style"
perfectly remember" said Cheston, !" the last
party at which was present in youf house, was
then midshipman, and it was just before sailed
on my first cruize in the Pacific. Ispent delight
full evening""
Yes, recollect that night" replied Mrs.
Marsden. Gin those days 1t was not necessary
{ for us 10 support certain stye and parties were
the first rank. II was thought sufficient to have