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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
Hsaac Esmmscm,a E.staec.

State q permom pE it remembered
District Of Rptinta IS. I'D that at stated
Probate Court held al Rutland within and for said
District on the frs; Monday being the lst day
Of February, 4. d. 1886.
Robinson Hall administrator Of the estate of
Isaac Munson, late OF WalIingford in said dis
lrict deceased, proposing to render an account Of
his administration and present his account a
gansi said estate Tor allow ance
Orlfred, That said account be examined in
court, at a session thereof to be holden at the
probate office in Rutland within and for said
district on the first Monday Of March next
And that the publication Of a copy Of this order
hree weeks successyely in the Rutland Herald.
irlnted in Rutland, as soon as may be, shall be
Sufficient notice 10 all concerned to appear, If
they zee cause, and object thereto.
f. y, HOPKLrS, Reristec.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
STANDARD SCHOOL
EsDabENS.

sSAbkN hAIVs
CTThe attention OF Teachers, School Com,
miuccs, and 81 all others Interested ia the i'm.
porant subject Of educa,inp IN Common Shoots,
!, requested 10 The ioowios valuable aud high,
ly approved series Of School Books, viz
.pHEFRNNHLiY PRIMER --rhs 1. intended asa
=. Gts, h'us Nr "bAjva, Tts. h,le book !,
90 lAc aDst ,n-cAass improvements 10 this branch Il
cluc.tou, that hss hitherto been rfccr,ie5 in our
11ural. Aupas - Education.
writer 30 The Christian Register. 10 notice Of ,h,.
uo,k rematts "a fnows! That cxccncn, little work
me c., rtrhall 81 ITS kiuj iu he Eus,h language
TuE IMPROVED READER, in fessrl to tbs 1T.
DC volume, we thtnk uat "a deserves recumm cnlaua
highly valuable suSnhpry 90 M attentive parent
so instructor, wcl calcslaed 10 facilitate the hhur u
teaching aYl to cn1arc tho interest well promoc
the progress ,f yuuns Children. II - compiled IN
great measure, upon to~ plan, having the excellent
UJ,aujt- % ,,ui ,lnc both teacher and pupl To
more active cNcrr,c at ur mind. than is required in
many h,ks far reading ltis he introduction nni
OF school Book Ike ihis, which Is to III tho the land
# auicmatou teachers anl popil,'
hrtlaih Register.
Ian happy "a express my appreciation ct the In.
proved Roattr II rchy merits th, patronage OF The
lulIc Ee1. s. VI. Norces CT, late Professor Of Rhe.
totc 10 Amherst College.
"ln rc.ari t' THE Improved Reader know Of no pub
ican.u 50 vol adopted to he age for which II % de-
sSuaj tmlrcn. wuo shall diligently siojy tbs a"hu
r', sii probably acquire b Tier knowledge OF langu-
us iy u.e DMo u,,j o,a eight or nne years OF age,
1s,,l. d, g,l,en ,r .ix,eenr ll{ov. CYRUS Mann
Iur crVru CT. \ss. ROCK The principot
,xoeIl.uce of lois rs and OF he others which have
p.coc.d il tonsi.t. IA its adaptation 10 the oaparcs
uf cAircu iu the different stages Of tcir early educa-
tiDu hoppe IL viii have fair TRIAL ia all primary
s,,uo.s.' !rui ss'r Hitchcock "i Amherst college
Fur The lower GLASSES in common hools, we have
seen plibus equnl To- the General Class Book. W, adj
yse alto whom The selection OF books Is committed,
| 10 .ive il GA nomination fVermout Chronicle
a-,.rL t,,,, o. b, a s,ao;,,o,, Of ,b
w "o "Vo'V "ie nu' 'PS''" VI WV 'e'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
dat OF Vermont.
Ra,laad Csmiy Court, September Torn,
D. y. 1888.

Rmiqad C9Uaig Court September Term,
r. y. 1888.
'''''- .s. P,1ntex H,ar, Trustee.
WV. y. Avnr>r,)
EDE il remembered that srctoiore TO wit.
p Of the April tom Of this Court. 4. d,
1855. Pauici. Hart Of Piiisiord IN said ooun
~, was summoned os the trustee of William
y. Au-m.ui of Chn,adcn, ~ said COUNTY,
un abscouding or concealed debtor, 70 al
.ser unto the dcclaution Of Andrew Leach
Of said P,uslord against the SAID Ausment
on Two promissory rotes, one dated April ID
ie52, FER four hundrcd and fifty bushels of
good hardwood coal, payable at said An
drcws blpcksmiih's shop on or before the lst
day of December. then next, with interest ;
The other dated Nov. ]. 1855, for Che Sum
of thirteen dollars and fifty cents and inter-
est. This cause having been duly entered
10 court al SAID April term, A. ID. 1885, the
Plaintiff came by G.. Newell, his attorney,
and the said trustee being three times So
lcmnly called, comes not but makes default
thereof, and II appearing to the court that
the said Ausnent was not within this State
at the time of the service of the plaintiff 5
writ, and has not been notified of the pen
dency of this suit, day thereof was given
DC until this term. And now the plaintiff
comes by his said attorney, and as it doe,
not appear that the said Ausment has beer
notified of the tendency Of this suit,
It's ordered by the Court that said Aus
ment be notified thereof by publishing tho
substance Of the plaintiff 5 declaration witt
this order, in the Rutland Herald printed al
Rutland, three weeks successfully, the las
of which to be at least six weeks prevou,
to the next term Of this court TO be holder
at Rutland aforesaid, on the fourth Tuesday
April next, and day thereofwas given, &c
3 H. PIERPOINT, Cierk.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
NOTICE.

" = I'VE / q 3 LNT
ERtBf give notice, that all persons in
IL Il debicd TO them By note or book account.
must make immedIlte payment or they will be
SUED. And ali persons having unsettled bu
1iness With them, are requested to call and adjust
The same previous TO the lsi day Of March next,
on or before which TIME they expect 10 close
their business.
Rutland, Feb. 2, 1886. 4
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

THk rEtas NoLrNrEExs, At vAssau. KrIR.sr,
rAon inrhisoNNUsT. BY Tie schg. Sslepd,s c.,
hille' ar'sed 81 Savannah. Jan. 2slh. from ~
eau ~e learn that .sc Grsn4 Jary Tor the sd,,r,,
sessa1s. a, Nassau. met on The l5.h for the ,,i,j
o' Col Stanley and others 10 The susag, Of ia
arrested 70 The brig MeisWUmkesg. on eh.rae 81
rnss!' Ahs' elaboration. they returned 500 s,n.r
4 As Whole HsFe d'ss ssrged BY Proelaaat,ou u1,b
'hs sieepnoh q Col. Stanley and 10 other, 80
~sse detained 10 await tser trisl n, felosy on ,ss
succeeding Toeseay. Posissn's Daily .isrsrii,g.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
THEODORE WOODWIRD,
.eew E.tab.ishlnent.

Al ChiPMAN'S POINT, ORwELL, VI.
lie subscriber is now opening very large
II and general as,Jument Of GOODS, al the
new Brick Store, a few rods north Of w chip
mau y Co.'S Stone Store, which lac Offers Tor sale
for cash, an kind, Of country produce, or on ap-
proved credit. Having purchased The most OF
his goods at auction aud by the package, aud be
ing situated on the lake shore where he is al
very tuGng expense in getting his Goods from
Markrt-he feels confidence in saying that he
will sell Good, as low or lowe r than any merchant
10 the State He would invite his friend, and
he public generally 10 call aud see for them
selves. Storing and forwarding promptly alien
ded 10, and done Oh the loves, tefms.
n b. The highest prices paid Tor Sheen.
Telts' J. MEWAN.
Orwell, oeI 70, 1895. 4ssm
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
IlTE VEGETABLE
UETEg 0rgARY i3hESAM.

TniE most valuable remedy discovered for COUeL,,
-. CUTS, C,HsRg'D"S .lahmI, Spiifing Of Liood,
LoFtas c0tet, and pulmonary oBceiioos If erecy kad
u Commended by many physicians and seane : en- o..
Ga" fr.t respccabltY. 1hry crifcatos dcuiling the
particulars oil remarkable cures, may be examined
,ha wrapper o. each bottle Pr.ce IN eoDts per
buule.
CoJE/EKFEiIS! BEWAHE o. LNPOSI1ION
Each genuine bottle enclosed IN biue wrapper on
which s yellow label signed fAmrsos REID. Mono
other con be genuine.
" The great celebrity Of The Genuine Pcgetabt PIT
n05org B0in has been The OF attempts TO intro.
tucs .Eroas articles, which by partially assuming the
nane % lhc genuine racIatel 20 nislcaI ami de.
eci't the Pucr Auous these ixtures are The Amer
'o'n pulmonary Balsam," vegetable Pulmonary Bal
fsnic syrup, and o'hers Purchasers should ,uau,rs
Tor the trpe article by H. ictole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM
'"' sec 'hal has the marks and the signature Of the
genuine. zach bottle aud zeal i. .ta,,,cI Is,,,,JL
Pa'noaqrg Bairqm. QtT
fof sale "a kIusnd By DANIELS A BEiL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

'oH. Robbery Wae who was known to be
~ no eas,ness, vas nqulrng FOR an .ciiye lad saw
'hg that be Sss IN great want ofs msn Il cck psrts
add preferred oae from New llamsblre Or Vermont
a. he would be most likely to attend 20 the by.i.
ness 'eeoifcd-his schciiode excited the curiosi.
~ o. lady, who said to him. Sir. woade- what
employment yoa will fad For such man g. YOU
are seeking for want him., ssil be-, 10 tend a
"gAi"'sg rod. and none bat sphghily lad IL az.
sssr the purpose
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
40 whom il NAV concerr,.

WIS sto give notice that /, the subscribe,
n have given my son William his time ffom
ana alter this date; an that he is at full liberty
70 bargain aud contract Tor himself, and receive
his own wages therefore all persons viii take
Que notice aud govern themselves &C eordieely.
sTALLHAM HINCKLY.
Rutland, Jan. &c, 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
nv Vsfss1stk tNS6GIE.
OR
CCMPLLIE; SCHOLAR.

Intended as reading Book, Tor the use Of the high.
classes, Schools aud Academic. throucho ul ina
uaitel states. o. ihc work BY the author OF tell
celebrated series of School Books known by the names
,of the FRANKLIN PRIMER the IMPROVED
sEADElt," and the GENERAL CLASSROOM"
The publisher OF this work aware that hi,h com
mesLdt.uHs frequently bestowed upon BOOTS O
'lle or n1 merit that the public not always aLlo t.
determine the character oi work from the rocommcii.
cations bestowed upoa II But the tie notices
iresourci are from men WHO well qualified 10 form
correct opinion, and nen too, whom the public viii
readily believe, would not rocomAC4I School Book
unless tLcy believed ii deserving.
From the Rev. \. Lord d. d. President of
Dartmouth College.
have examined the Popular Reader" a recent pub.
hcaton, and 1t gives me pleasure to commend it as a
work well adatp 10 te purpose which 1t contemplate.
The work N my opinion deserves TO staul in The first
cass OF chool Books.
From The Rev 5. r. Hall, Principal Of the
Teachers Seminary, Andover.
have cXaa,iued with some care The Popular Rrea-
der a. vel! as ,he "FruAlu Fr.ucr," improved
beidcr,' ana General Ca---B ao,n b. the .an!e au-
hor. gives me qcasgrcto say, that discover h. u.e
preparations Of u degree Of knowledge Of tic real
wants oil The young not oI.en displayed ~ preparing
books Tor their use.
The popular Reader wiz nol trust, be Squad ,a.s
useful Than the previous volumes. It's adapted for the
older cassess ia cnmGDn schools aal Academic; ai.I
whom IL T. intended
The Christian Register, in "A notice Of the Po-
pulif Header, speaks thus OF the whole series.
No series Of school Loo, iur reading los.os ,yi,a
Boo our knowledge Is 30 well adapted r. conduct il.e
child from iAe very simplest words and combinations oi
wor , onward By OCULAR sral-toa to relish tor taste
ili and .!esaat writing
From the Rev. Emmerson Davis Principal OF
NesJheid Academy to the publisher.
The Popular Rc4dcr my opinion, surp5acs OH
other reading books ia deGnu, more words. auutNn
I.us;rtiors 10 the words defined, anI IA reiefeuce
trou sh"ot the box to the drhuuOls gwen n precsl-
ms clapieE. II The sclooi teacher does duty, The
'cnolar WAC the Popular READER cannot ii 10 VA.
der.tafd what uo reads.
~ .r Popular Reader is also recommended bystle
school Commitea 81 Northampton, coniislias Of Ee,.
~ reH"y' ""l heT' Mr. Tod "ad -iuar.s Professor
Hitchcock o Amherst College, Fre iobt Allen oil l,.v
dom college, the school Committee Of Green6ell vr
'ay "as 1t regards usefulness aud adaptation. 90 ,I
wants o. our Common schools, hardly know Of II,
su"L" The boston Recorder auI yar.aa, o,her.
Tor Gale at the RullsuJ b.. k-stofe. bv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

Ion oil The meriI oil Tue books IN question.
INTERESTING FACT.--We deem the following re-
marks worthy Of the particular notice Of he friends Of
education IN common schools, i, GOES To show moi
coAolusytly, that hc method q leaohng the English
language and acquiring the first elements If literary
odutauc NJ as adapted and pursued IN the Books in quo
non, founded upon correct principles VIZ the Phlo
sophy Of the Mind.
4 FrenchInan recently arrived in This country, ami
Pur.u ns his studios with gentleman in town rear
bo,ion er The purfoe OF acquiring the English augu-
axe, having heard Of the series OF school Books known
by the name oi the Franklin Primer, the Improved
Il udcr aad the General Class Book, procured them,
and stated that he derived more ben, from the use of
thcn - lea rnng the English language than from all the
spelling book, GramAars, aud cxicons put together,
la Is high tribute TO the excellence Of thtso boob.
"nI what We have not heard SAID Of any other set Of
elementary books Of our language a fac, like thss
worth thousapI Recommendations and deserves t. be
recorded and had 10 ron ,g.5faure.
For Gale at thn Il itlaul - ,o.t store by W FAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
STOVES. &c.

TNHE Subscribers have for sale al their fur
n mace in Clarendon, Cooking, Psrlor and
Box Stoves, Potash ke,ies, Csidfons and Pig
Iron-ail OF which will be sold loS Tor cash Or
on credit.
lOwa CALEB HALL g. son
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
N % e IGtE

FIRST .43D L.1HP cam.
a LLpefaous indebted 70 the subscriber on book.
n are earnestly requested TO settle the sumo
immediately by aois or ofr,7risc. IA ,r.rd 10 he
'eise Is sufficient"
THEODORE UOODWlRD.
Caa.ietou, Feu. 10, 1886.
he Roi4aI Herald aDI Brandon Tois. rapl, VIII give
l"s three Insertions, aI send ;har bills 10 H. T. 81 ni,a
iar gayneal
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
Sole .1gent for Rutland Count
View and Valuable school Book.

lFs~The attention Of Instructors, School Com
mlIees and others interested in the subject of
Education, is requested to the following new
and valuable work, entitled
'ANEan Fynny,snre pnn,In.,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

THR ISpiAs Cum PowELL-or ms he should be
called Oseoia, whoi playing 90 murderous part
in Florida, and Of whom related some days ago
a very striking anecdo,e--is thus described by The
81, Augustine Herald
The character Of this chief is bat little known
and no, sufficiently appreciated. He is Represented
TO be a savage OF great tact, energy Of character
and bold daring. The skill with which he has for
long time managed 10 ituslraie the measures OF
our government Tor the removal Of tie Indians &C.
youd the Mississippi, cntille him to be superior to
Black Hawk. Charley Omathla, a chief of the
friendly party ,nietposel difficulties 10 the cAecu-
tcn OF his plans, and he al once shot him. He
bore al inYctetate hatred to Gen. Thomson, and
yet he concealed bis antpathies so skilally as TO
deceive the agent aud to induce him 10 consider
Powell as pesronally friendly. Gen. Thomson
fell by the hands Of Powell This warrior chief was
present three days after at the battle OF the With
laeooehee. detail Of which 80 fatas we are able
TO collect the same is contained TINS days paper 1t
Is proper to observe that hs ought no, To- De called
Powell 50 that Is cnly nickname. lis Indian name
is ''Oseols ane By that be should be distinguished
II u apPrchended that he VII gave the government
much trouble Il they DO not act with that decis-
len and energy, that becomes the power suI force
ofthe country; The devastation aud ruin that he ha.
already caused wil not fall shor ola million ofa6!
lars.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

'Narro,r Escape. As the cars Of the mail pilot
line were coming in on Sunday morning, the eugi-
nccr saw, short way ahead tWo horses and sled
Oh the truck. tie supposed that it vas crossing
place, they were going forward, SO lac did not re-
verse his engluo. On approaching, however, it
vas uscor;a.ued that al were st.ll. 1t was too
late to stop and the wheels Of the engine came in
violent contact with the sled loaded with carnstaks
10 which were three mcn drunk and asloep. The
sled vas knocbei into The air nearly tYeuty feet.
and the occupants alghtel ona snow bank. No
INJURY was sustained by man or beast Uaatd
States Gd-cic.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
BLANK BOOKS.

\ LARGE assortment OF al kinds oi Blank
I n work, well bound and good paper, wil
ai~aJs be found al the Rutland Book Store.
" FAY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

FFasosERs. On The lU.h o. October last, there wors
4loJ5 parsons 90 the pension rolls IT The different states
ana Territories o 'ae taItel States, OF wA.m . 500
are 10 Connecticut aud $50 900 the slate OIL New Yorkl
1898 Invalid ico-oucrs.
s.lUl under the act l5tn March, 1918.
1861 el!,r iie act III Juac, 1891.
3GO under the act i5n Aiay 1913.
here were adIed 90 tIo ron, between the Goth Of
ootober. 1854 aDl die -yh 4 Oc,ob,r IO3i 7iO per.
sens. Ibe number pi deaths 81 pensioners during the
zane perol winch came 20 The kao",eise oi tDo r,a-
''on Department, was 1871 Oithe deaths. M occur.
red "a Connecticut, sai so % New York.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

SHOCKING. We learn this morning from a stage
man. that man by the name Of James Neaze, was
found frozen to death, near Scituatc last Tuesday
night. He was discovered by stage driver, in u
sleigh perfectly scnscless, and every effort to res
tore him proved unayang. The horse had wan
dered, It Is thought, some distance out of the way
to obscure part OF the road and had stopped I'M
der temporary shelter, when found. 4 memoran-
dam was found in the pocket Of the unfortunate
man, which gave his name above, aud stated hid
residence to be in Ipswich, n. II .--.i,mnm
1t is stated in Briggs Bull etin that two men
frozen to death il Maiden recently, ~ hilc get
ting ice from pond.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

In recent case for salvage tried before the T..
s. Circuit Court for this District, (Aiass.) Singh
LAT circumstance occurred. Aitef Judge Davis de-
yered his opinion, lie informed the council for the
parties, that lac had received, for the first time since
be bad been on that bench-(mqre than thirty
years, we belieye) I'm anonymous letter, in rcla-
ton to this case. II was received by mail, and
was dated OF Chatham, where the salyors and a
part Of the owners reside - and the Judge,
after stating that he had read only enough off. TO
know that 1t related to case before him, handed
II IN open Court to the District Attorney Mr. Mhiis}
requesting him to take proper measures to bring
the offender before the Court for punishment, If he
could be found
The idea Of influencing any Colrt in this eorn-
try by such means is perfectly absurd, that it
implies degree OF folly or 'gnoauce IN the writer,
which hardly leaves room for much wicLedueas Of
purpose.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

Tuovours. Take no physic when you are well,
lest you die IN order 10 be better
Luxury possibly may contribute TO give bread to
the poor; but IT there were no luxury there would
be no poor.
The frank man is arden, friend. aud an open
un6isguised enemy. lie tells them personally Of
their ueaehery and those he dislIkes, he scorns
IN secret to caumniate.
An uprgh, posture is easier than STOPPING one.
because It is more natural and one part is better
supported by another; it is easier to be an hon
est man than knave.
The principle end Of learning is not merely to
know, but TO know for come end or purpose.
Experience is the father and memory the mother
Of wisdom.
II you have good law cause, refer it, if bad
one. try it.
Never keep carriage, or country seat until
you are Independent, aud can leave your wife and
children so.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23

NV YaEE SYSTEM IS I>utASA. At tie recent
Van Barcu Convention st the Capital Of Indiana,
the New York collar system was Introduced which
excited considerable discomfort among the mem
bers. 1t was denounced as sayoriug Of the cog
law General Long, General Feemy, and Mr
Wright Of IIatkc County told tie Convention il
plain terms that the people were not prepared for
such brIdling ami biting.
"rAc People OF Indiana" said MI Wright care
not the People OF New York, and foreWon The
Cougention that the adoption Of this system may
cudauger the success the cause in Indiana
Though believe there Is a majority Of Parke coun-
ty in favor Of the Batirore nomination. ifthls sys.
TEN be adopted cannot promise that the ticket
will be successful there.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
COMMUNICATION.

The following article has appeared it, several
News -papeis II IS given as further ilustra-
ton OF The merit of the books in question.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-02-23
rarlftp.

u...s ~ a. t.a Ratuei1a. an 10 years.
$500. r.k,fsl.aas ara nsuaiesrs taeat5s tt~
sans lsA.s, A. Meeh ts~ftlag tas rohil''''
eexars rhca adsfsased ~ hsa3saase wnrsa -~
Is Cauhdcace ia coasrfstilaa sHi ti'e ia9','
tnoeh ,nrttattf. 20. becemts ansiF . irtairl
b. slsaa a. boz. 20. Boirtyt sDf4 eooes- o4s-
nefs a be ows ths'ms tni asniiHess. 81
laaking g'sts bocataos sn inslsi epssolc irc-e 81
lafuHafo 20 be dressing ro0u aua BE- soulr iasieu-
rns asds 10 MtF iaip iso pucsei ~. iu'ntcfa-
he suaayssn nsx eEalaied. -. TmnAs 10 Uo-
msa Fs-.d cnoggh 60 eater the mauage state wih
him II. = thuehi snsasrcs 81 Cufld. %. The
eann@ci,on b,,asu 81 fsm aelfoapce, 81 = bic faii.
20. Con1aris h.u.scJ e.,b sfa - mueh sUpfnofiy
towards Der. -. Pays hs td3icsaea % aop,hrr
lady not w,,b5ut balvg uf moril ln- .l.c hrs' IS.
IL mortified sai fsuuc on ht.ag rctlscd. y Ha'e
sFainsi the iair scr 10 general. lcarlcss bclog-
30 sccms nnfusa aud oui q hamor in al crrvQf-
satinas "a insiftia1ny. 81. Contemplate maifi-
mouy more Under ihc influence e iltefcsi iaan
previously. ~, Begins 10 conndcr personal ieaH-
u ina sic oct 80 indlsE eassb'e a. formerly. 80.
SIN retains high opinion ~ .ns attractions De b
husband. 81. Consequently has the hope that he
may marry a ehirken. 30. Faiis deeply sud uo-
lenilg 10 love I'D oac 4 seventeen. 80. Ia dr.
mi1 daYair another refusal. 81. lndulgcs COW
10 every kiud Of dissipation. -. Shuns The best
part tf iho female sex sud lnos some cohsolaiiat
faf bic spleen in the society Of ladies Of easy oltpo
si,ioas 49, Suffers much rcmorso and mouihca-
,.oa ia 20 doing 80 Begins 20 think be IS grow
ing ola Sc, a feels a fresh budding Of matumo.
NAL IDEAS. bot no spring shouts. IL. nice buN
ON young widow begins to pcrplcx him. ~. Ven
lures TO address her with mixed sensations Of love
aud interest, 49, Interest prevails, which cause.
much cautious reflection. "a The widow ylt,
him, beng f1ll as cautions as himself IS. Be
comes every day more gloomy aud ayorse 10 th'
fair sex. 40. GoUty aud nervous symptoms no.
begin TO sssail him. A. Fears what may booom,
Of him when he gets old and nfrm but siill per-
susdcs himself be s young man. AZ. Thinks
living alone irksomc. 40 Resolves to have pru
den, young woman as housekeeper and companion
so. a nervous affection about hun, and requen
aliacks Of the govt. 81. Much pleased with hi
new housekcepcr as a nurse. 81. Begging TO fee
some attachment to her SO. His pride reyol,s a
the idca Of marrying her. 81 L. IN great distress
how TO act. 55. Completely under her influence
and very miserable. &C. Many painful Thoughts
abou, parting with her and attempts to gain he
on HE own terms. IS. equity, nervous, and bill
ious to cAcess 50. Feels very III, senos for he
10 HE bedside, and promises to espouse her. go
Grows rapidly worse. has bis will made IN her ia
vor, and makes his exit in her arms. Oh Dtdr.