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The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12
MR. PIKE : :

MR. PIKE
 Permit one of the democracy to say few words in your paper regarding an indi- vidual he. would be pleased to see a candi- date for the House of Representatives, at the ensuing election. mean Col. ABSA- LOM FOWLER. Itis the impression of many that he would, if candidate, receive the support of the democracy generally being democrat of the first water himself It is high time that men who are honest and cAPABLE should come forth and tender their services to the public. We have can didates in all quantity, but their QUALITY, MT. Editor!! Col. F. is an old citizen, scholar and gentleman--in short, he pos sesses in very high degree every requi- site to make an able and efficient fepresen- tative. A DEMOCRAT.
 Pulaski County, June 1885.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12
E. DE BAUJN

I AS received by late arrivals from Gin. A "A einnati and New York, large and gen.. efal assortment of Merchandise, consisting of Dry Goods, in all their varieties Ladies Calashes, Frizettes, Corsetts, Sc. Ready made Clothing Straw, silk, and fur Hats
 Boots and Shoes
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12
GROCERIES. Sc.

b bags Havana Coffee 10 do. St. Dom. do.
 box Loaf Sugar
 l barrel white Havana do
 5 quintals Goldfish 12 half barrels No l Mackarel
 hhds. Bacon % kegs Lard 35 lbs. Bologna 5ausages
 barrels Pilot Bread; do Crackers 12 baskets Champaigne
 barrels sweet Malaga Wine
 l do. dry do.
 6 do. Newark Cider; 6 do. pale Als do. Porter; 12 boxes Raisins f5 ibs. Candies assorted; 1 bbi Filberts barrel Brazil Nuts
 ? boxes Ist quality Cavendish Tobacco kegs 2d do. do do l barrel Lorillard's Chewing do. kegs Kentucky do. 3 M. spanish Cigars IA kegs Orange Gunpowder
 HARDWARE. Sc. 50 kegs Nails assorted 50 boxes Glass, do. 10 bags Shot do.; 200 lbs. Bar Lead 25 Grindstones; Corn and Coffee Mills >S cut Saws; Wire Sieves Trace and OK Chains; Sad Irons Carolina Hoes, &c. &c. Ladies and Gent1emen's Saddles Spanish do.; Sadlery assorted.
 A continuance of home custom is solicit ed. All orders from abroad, accompanied with the cash, punctually attended to. Little Rock, June 5, 1S35.--9tf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12
FRESH GOODS.

TUST received and for sale by the subscri- eF bers-among which are, Rich French and fancy prints French and printed muslins 6-4 checked carnbric GA satin checked cambric GA cambric dlmity Black and white silk gloves; fans Al brown sheetings; brown linens; Osnaburg
 ALSO, IT kegs nails; 10 boxes patent candles 200 pounds candy assorted barrels loaf sugar; 3 barrels molasses.
 WAIT & DUNN. June s, 1s35.-l0
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12
Steamboat Register.

June 4.-ARKANsAw, Thompsoa from N. Orleans. Passed up Friday.
 - 6.-CoMPRoMIsE, Cochran, from N. Orleans. Passed up Sunday.
 - 7.--NEosHo, Pennytoit, from Mouth of Arkansas. Passed up Monday.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12
DONATION CLAIMS.

E NHE highest price will be given for any -A number of Donation Claims, not ex- ceeding twenty. Apply at the Post Office in Little Rock.
 March 20, 1e35.-5Otf
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12
Territory qf arhansas, County of Craaeford, SS Lee's Creek Township.

R. SNTE, Curry Barnett and C3&&sAA- C3 &&sAA-N William Black, have 4uAa M this day been appointed by An kV ygx drew Morton, an acting Justice sseessszsszesss of the Peace in and for the coun- ty and township aforesaid, to view, particu- larize and appraise Q certain mare, shown to us as a stray, by William G. Shannon, of township and county aforesaid, and find the said mare to be of the following description, viz: chesnut eorrel; about fourteen and a half hands high; with a star in her forehead, and narrow blaze down her face; both hind feet and the right fore foot white; supposed to be three years old this spring: and apprais- ed said mare at twenty-five dollars, this 2lst day of April, A. D. 1855.
 CURRY BARNETT,
 WILLIAM BLACK,
 Appraisers. Sworn to and subscribed in my presence, this 2lst day of April, 1885.
 ANDREW MORTON, J. ?. A true copy. Teste:
 A. MILAN, Cpk. June 12, lS35--10-3t-[prs. fee, s4 83sl
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12

Tennessee. 1t can no longer be de- nied that the State of Tennessee, with great unanimity, Is for Hugh l.. White and free elections against the caucus system and Mir. Van Buren as identifed sosth II, the Washington Globe has changed it's tune, and Is beginning to insinuate that the Ten nessee press has been bribed with isfacili- ties'' by the Bank. The Globe has cried ''Wolf Wolf!' until it is now unheeded. We can tell the Globe one thing, which may perhaps De surprising to that journal, viz :: that tse State of Tennessee IS going upon principle in its opposition to e'the taciie8 of the democratic party" and that 1t is neither the popularity of HUeH l.. WHITE, nor the influence of JOHN BELL, that induces the people of Tennessee to take their present course. The Globe knows that man much dearef to the people of Tennessee than either of those gentlemen--much more popular than Mr. White, and much more influential than Mir. Bell--the presi- sident of the United States-could not in- duce the people of Tennessee to take a part in the Baltimore Convention, because they believed that great and honest man to be in error upon that subject. We can tell
 the Globe a secret which il does not seem to know. that the TENNEssEANs ARE A GREAT PEoPLE--far too intelligent to be humbugged by the machinery of the eau GUS system far too honest to be bribed by a Bank--and far too brave to be dragooned and whipt into obedience by MT. Van Bu- ren's official organs.--Nashuite Banner.
The Arkansas advocate., 1835-06-12

The Cincinnati Branch of the U. States Bank IS rapidly calling in It's debts. Ii de- mands twenty-five per cent. upon all future renewals. We are not advised as to the future policy of the Branch Tn this city.
 Louisville Journal.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
IMPORTANT FROM MENICO.

NEW ORLEANS, June -
The schooner Crawford arrived Yesterday IN
nine days from Vera Cruz, and brought papers of
that place Of the l2th inst.
They contain intelligence of a complete CHANCE
in the form of Government in MeXico-chlngng
the federal republic of the States to a contra, con-
soliiated government, over which SANTA ANAis
recognised as the head supreme Chief OF the
nation.
The change commenced in Toluca the chief
city of the safe of MeNico, whence the plan was
sent TO the General Government, and disseminated
through each md every State. II has been adap-
telin every part ofthe State OF Mexico, and in most
of the other States; even those that had promi-
ncn;ly adopted he plan Of Texca, particularly Ia
catecat. This plan OF Toluca appears to have
emanated from Santa Ana, and its adoption in the
various States of the Nezican republic to have
been premeditated SO that there appears little
d,ubt of its being generally supported and ulti-
uately successful
The prominent features of the plan are to estab-
lish popular, representative, and central govern
mont the Constitution of which to be based on
the exclusive acknowledgment Of the Catholic re-
ljgion on the independence of the nation in tho
integrity Gifts actual territory; the proportion
ate division Of the powers of the Government and
% the constitutional freedom Of the press.
Santa Ana is recognised as President and Su-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
FOREIGV INTELLRGENCE.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

By the ship Rhone, Capt. Rocket, We have re-
ceiyed Paris papers 10 3lst of May inclusive, and
Havro to the LIST of June.
Capt Rocket informs us that the Report on tn
Indemnity Dill was IL be made IN the Chamber oi
Peers on the 18th Of july, ian suspicious day lusi
four wears from the signing OF the Treaty, aud 5i
the debate would commence on Monday following,
The general impression was, that me ON "ooia
,r,xs as il came from the Chamber of Deputies
though some supposed thai the conditional clause
Inserted on the motion OF Gen. Nalazo, would be
stricken out.
The question of complying with the demand 81
,le Queen OF Span for an armed intervention Oh
the part Of France, was still undecided. 1here Is
cviicn,va strong reluctance to engage IN tnis new
crusade, the beginning Of which,, more easilA seen
Than the end.
The Chamber Of Peers were still occupied With
the +" Monster Trial
The French squadron lately fitting oai At ohlon
uas on che pciu, OF sailing for Greece but VI, de
,aiaaa b, caslerly winds. II consists oi tef'e
.hi line and irigatc
from ConStaninoplc state that Il NUM-
Ter OF -., had lately occurred there, one OF winch
DESTROYED 81 houses.
The Cholera had broken cut at Mogadofe 1T
r;ca.l Up TO the 18th May, mono but Moor an5
Jews had been attacked.
line ofsteamboats is about to be established
between Havre and Brighton, Eng. boat IS To
run in each direction once week.
The Courier de lsere announce, that tie man
ni,setorie, Lyons are At tai, moment iniallWofk,
md 50 numerous are lhe order, for silk good, iot
America, that at present not ono halt OF them can
be executed. A rise in wages has taken place N
consequence,
The Northern Bee of Il. Pctcr,burch has the
following extract Of a letter from Jerusalem, al
u,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

Steamboat BarRt-Thc steamboat Assinaboi-
ne, from the mouth of yellow Stone river, bound
TO ST. Louis, WIS entirely destroyed Icy fire on the
LIST June. She had cargo of 1855 packs Of pei
tries. Tne boat had grounded in descending,
and took lire from the stove pipe mthc ladies, ca
bun, while eNerlionS were making by the crew to
get her of. II c flames spread with such rapidjty,
thatall efforts to eNtmgui,h thcmproNed unavaiing
ihe loss of boat and cargo is estimated at from,
% to 10000 dollars--no nSurancc-Thcrc were
ON board, in addition to vast number Of Indian
and other curiosieS, four bu0alocs, which were
cut loosr and swan to shore.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

letter 10 the Boston Atlas, dated London
May 22d, SAYS" Nothing of interest has yet oc-
currred in Parliament | have heard Brougham
Peel, OConneI, Nc.-and ! say without hcsita-
ION that Webster and Clay are superior 10 them
ALL"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

,,reme Chief OF the nsl,on and protector oil ITS
laws freely enacted,
The present authorities not opposing the plan OF
Tolcuca. are To continue IN Office. I'LL congress
shall organise Government on the principles III
dicacd and this is - be effected As soon - possible
fBHiiefB
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A. l. Just received lot of Ncir Uer,jups. " b,rb
"nd be sold at the lowest market price. They
haKf also in the Groeefg line, lot Of fine BACON,
Salt Iron" Stcci NoiasstS, and many other articles
too tedious to mention.
hoNNETS MD FANCY GOODS.-We have
received case OF fashionable Bonnrts also nrtif-
c'3I fforerS, Blonde Foones and Edoinos Rib
oohN' a. Nc' all Of which will he sold at low prices
Jur
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

Among the appointments made by the Lcgi>a-
turc Of Connecticut, at its late session, that of
a certain John I. Adams, as ID Of Probate
for the district Of Norwich--who, tbercupon, was
ndt~ali.ed, and renowned his allegiance to Ming
William the 18th
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

E1@cr1bie ority.-E<tract of private letter
nom Quebec newfoundland paper states thai
the editor e the Public Ledger was assaulted m tb
streets and both his cars ald of The Governor Of
iers reward of f5oo, and the merchants also t500
for the discovery OF the perpetrators, of this horrd
decd The editor OF tha Ledger, lNlr, Whnton)
has distinguished himself by hs enactment 10 -,
mercantile interest ard the cause of GOOD qoyrr,
mrnt. and has hrough; down on himself the atroc,
Gus vengeance of party whose yillainous conduct
ne repfohated, and whose wicked intentions he on
posed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

CotoSlA,rIox-Os fact So'fh a hossa"a
.beorirs.-We have ust seen upon the desk oi
Di.,o>wavs a Brothers, Pearl street, pen knlie
sci in a handle of most beautiful cam wood. he
wood !, from Il lot recently received by those gen
flemen from two eoonists at Liberia, ana soid
on their account for nearly SIR thousand doH"fS.
These cmgrants are among others "hom one VI
that firm advised 10 emierate,a few years since,
from Virginia Thef are contcnted prosperous,
and happy. and no inlacement would bring them
back to lh, country.
Ono of these Llberian, IG, lately arrived III the
United States. received the proceeds Of his wood,
and Ia. purchased a vessel in Philadelphia, which
he j, loading with an assorted cargo for his return.
Success, attend his enterprise. N. !. Conn idr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

" Heavens Arblcr
IrIzeS 50 low the circumstance of wealth.
lie gives il to the vilcst of the race
nus teaching us TO look in other worlds
For merits need
We regard it as IA most fortunate Circumstance
that Judge Marshall's life was nrotr,c,od ,orc
enough TO enable him to live down the calumncs
winch, for brief PERIOD threatened to throw
shadow over the splendor of his fame. At one
time especially, it may be remembered. he had
wellnlgh fallen victim to party rancor. Were
Ter to the period of Aaron Burr's trial. when with
hrmness which but few men would have bccn
courageous enough TO display, he interposed the
-f'gS OF the law, OF which he was the minister.
between that unfortunate man and the Strono for.
'ch' VI Pooic Indignation, which, in the eaqerncs,
to crush HIM, nvadedcvcn the sanctuary Of ;,,sc,,
as IT determined to snatch the prisoner from, ,ho
very altar erected for his protection, and Weld him
uPa victim othe blind fury of popular venoeancc.
Even the generally calm and philosophic mind Of
Mr. Jefferson partook Of the intolerant sn;rt Of tho
''meS-nay, mnsterod to its violence. So d,
rlous was the feeling generated nv tho o,or, n
""c" we roter' that Judge Marshall was charged with
having perverted the law, in order to sbiold an &C.
Nho"ledgcd culpr from the punishment due TO his
CRIME The enemies of the JUDGE. ndccd went
sun farther than this: they charged that this pcr
version OF law torthis odious purpose was dictat.
ed by political feelings-by hostility TO the prin
''Ples OF the party then dominant in the councils
" WV '0uauy-a charge, which, if it had been
'f"c' would have Justly consigned him to that in.
fanny which invariably attaches to all who obstr,ct
inc ends OF justice, by permitting party feelings to
'n'cr INTO tue sacred precincts of her temnle. But
nothing dannted by the storm which r,ood around
ms head, and which threatened to ovor,yloln him
IN It's progress, Judge Marshall tearlesslv maintain
ed his ground And what has boen tho result ;
more fortunate than many men, he lived to see
inc very opinion which was thus assa;lod nc illegal
and nnsonnd regarded in all our conrtS rs n,llbc
authority and the purity of his conduct on that oc.
'aSioh thus amply indicated. And If tbcre be a
page IN Mr., .Jeflcrson's published corrcspondcnce,
which, moro than any other. his ;nd;c;aus friends
would conslgn to eternal forgetr,Inovs If Is that in
winch he makes this act of Judge Marshall the c1-
'nSe tor 'ndulging in harsh Wit liberation mon hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

II Is mtcndcdto eonccdc banking privileges with
large capital, 10 the New Orleans and Nashville
Rail Road Company, at the next session of our
Legislature. The present capital is six millions.
the augmented may be from II To 2o-Hlih State
Backs, as branches, in the different States through
which jhc Rail Road must pass.
Nfr orleans Be, June p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
WASHINGTON, Jeih :.
CHES APEAkE AND ONO CANAL.

II IS with great satistcf',u We witness the tigo-
rous measure, adopted to bring the construction OF
this truly national work, which j, now na,ieablr
for about one hundred and lcu milo, 10 Close,
or rather 10 Il, completion as ia As Cumberland.
During the pls week the Board OF Directors hl,
been lrduou,, cmplusrd in letting I'll their heavy
sections a, lar Is thr Great Cac4pon flStf, Will
parties of Engineer, arc sin ia advance Of that
point settling the locations Of the liae Of ca-
nal toward, Cnmberland These, when approx ed,
are, We understand, In he offered for contracts be-
fore tine summer months are over. Joseph {. Ga
bell ESD. President oi the James riyef and ka-
uaNhl ttaal, who Is ON u tour oi Investigation
preparatory to the commencement # thai upor-
aut work "a \ rgiala. recently visited tbs city aud
nas accompanied by Geo. C. NJ,dnaloo, Esd,
President Of The Chesapeake and Ono Canal
COMPANY, is In H. lie Grcat I ais ii the Poto-
mac. lie cspte ed In. admiration ofihe naGaar
IN which didlelIl',, One Thought m4urmoua'sblc
had been overcome, and hjs conviction thlt l'r
natural obstruction, the re ot the Virgin
Canal, were OF a much les, formidable character
han those which had been 50 successfully femo> ed
in the yallc, Of the Potomac.
Thi, morning, We learn. the Directors Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, with lheir 1caloa,
President, Colonel Warrington, accompanied b,
their principal EoPinrer, viii leave GeolpetoeH
II a beautiful non h5af, ci'hty-iiNc feet oHp, io
the purpose OF Inspecting the Whole al their hae a.,
far a, the hItuntiuans coal bed, at Cumberland.
10 make himself stll mora familiar with The con-
>trnctlou If tbs nat work, prc-cminenl amonp all
undertakings of the Kind. Mr.. C.bcll wilIa,ail hm-
self Of this opportunity Of again Ni,itineaul n>prc-
dng the Caaal Colonel Albert Of the Topo,ra-
phi,al bureau, and Nh feathcr,tonbaaeh, unitc1
States Gcoloeisi, are also of the party Tn, Last
gentleman. W. have been informed. /, on his WY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
CASH FOR MDGRo1.s

\ "ll'npay Tor all likely young Negroes, the high
- '"Hn prices All communications addressed
to me at this place, will be attended to.
Nd, GARLAND TATE.
~ ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16
.gOss PRINTING.

EXECUTED IT TINS OFFJrr
with Meatness and Dispatch.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

No Camel coming after all ; SO there is to
be no comet this summer, whatever Lieut.. Morri-
rlson may say to the contrary-no chance Of the
worlds coming To an cnd--and no chance of " in
chestcr'S being inundated by the town-run. DIR.
llerschc has postponed the comet, and no thanks
10 him
\ letter from Jenna announces that NJ Lat
they. director OF the observatory in that city, has
retcyoda letter from the celebrated English astron-
omer, llcrschcll, esiding at the Cape OF Good
Hope, containing the remarkable intelligence that
ilaley's comc,o which 50 much has been said and
which is positively expected in August this year,
will not bev'lblc, because it has long since chang
ed the direction OF its course, and now rcyolves in
IA different orbit. \ report by the German ,tro-
nomcrs of this important subicct is expected very
shortly, and viii be pobished.'
Ia irrcst.-Ihe Natehez Courier relates the fol-
lowing Is fact:
Some years ago, in county not Il hundred miles
iiom adams, small sized man went 10 the planta-
llon oi certain gentleman who was light IN wit but
heavy m flesh, with apeee OF paper in h. hand fold
ed III legal form, and known by the authorizations
: CO. 81. Having found the owner of the plantation
IN the ield, he explained his business. when he was
requested to read the eapas, which commenced as
usual, ." GA aIr hereby commanded, without DELAY.
II take the bod, oi." &c
. iimnph!' say the prisoner stretching himself
upon ms back" am ready"
o, but y,u don't e>prct me to carry Won in my
ann ;"
.Ce.. ~. vow ma .ttte m, body,' Won know.
d. ,'"'" ~" proet IS OF the Jaw, understand but
sui ~ - ehecriaInt,s.'
~ }a y TX th0tc un. oring a cart :.
pr. 81 may recover from my fatigue
II, "tat m,st 10 !"
3. ~ nv, 10 yon lut,.''
An there he lay, immovaoc, until the sheriff left
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

The Hudson q y Gazette, states that on
.5nala, evening 2Sth ult, about dark, about halt
acre Of ground ON the border of the Clayefack
80 . miles from Hudson, suddenly sunk 10
p,e 3spth of p feet carrying with it half the
wd'I.1 Columbia turnpike road, together with IA
gordon and orchard. 'Tllis slide or sinking of Nle
earth Iiilcd up the channel OF the creek, and turned
the water round on the opposite flats.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

iloeuss u Emi, afioa.-It will probably be
soInrwhat surprising To those who observe the adj
,lace of civilization, te learn that a company Of
citizens Of this Stme Is organizing 10 emigratc
IL PIPER California, on the shore Of the Pacific.
The company consists of about fifty families,
who have entered into bond, to cmigratc TO Up
per California. Is the company will not be rea-
dt until May, 1886, when they will rendezvous at
Independence, it's expected that they will then
amount to about 100 tamlcs-ScvcraI indiydu-
ais ofthc company spent two or three months near
Monlcrci, in California, last summer, and found
the country, in point Of soil, climate AMI produc-
ton, not only eqaalled but far surpassed their
most sanguino expectations. Patriots, phloSo-
phcr, and statesmen, have looked forward to some
distant day, probably in the next century, when the
,ide Of emigration, sweeping westward, would
reach the shores of the Pacific; few, it i, believed,
have vcnturcd to predict that in 1896, the cabins
Of the pioneers, woald be erecc onthe shores of
the Western Ocean. Missouri Rep.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

The account elven by US ycstcrday, under the
caption of Mutual Murder" has received differ
ent version. When taa friends of the deceased
heard of the uagica deaths, they combined the APP
pcaranco of the corp>es with previous circumstan-
ces; and concluded with >uspcctine thai they had
been the victims OF one or more as>asSin>-Ono
whom they suspected from mcnaccs and the bor-
rowing on Sunday Of dirks and knives. they in
stantly sought but found that he had hastily start
ed by the early boat for Madisonyille. rhhcr
they have pursued him in connection with some of
the city Police. who are sometimes able to ferret
ont criminals, when all the clues are afforded but
never willing, ii able, 10 prevent crimes.
1t appears, therefore, not unlikely that Marouett
and his assistant conectloncr were the victims of
assassination. Ncr Orleans Bee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

A lord chancellor Of Great Britain receives
retiring pension Of $4,000 dollars year, for life :;
and there are now living fom persons who receive
lt-loo,oo dollars year, for the honor of hay
ing filed that office for few months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-07-16

Th' I, :. frgate Constellation IS ordcrcd lor
The West Indies, and i, 10 bear the brosd fendan
of Commodore ptllas, who goes out in her to take
command Of that station.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-11-04

MOTHER AND DAuGHTER.-It was a judieious
resolution OF a father, as well as a most pleasing
comp hmcnt to his wife, who on being asked by n
friend what he intended to do with his girls he re-
Piled, intend to apprentice them to their mother,
that they may become like her-good wives, moth
ers, head of families, and useful members of soce-
~" Equally just, but bitterly painful was the re-
mark of the unhappy husband Of vain, dressy, and
thoughtless slattern. I" II is hard to say IT, but IL
my girls are to have a chance for anything they
must be set out of their mothers example"