Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-17

eh, tied or attached by breastpn OF Mosaic OF Va
moo and mark me. shari, "manteief, or F'tatc,
pds pted TO tho season. IL niicayS WORM always s''
vcrug 10 prevent exposure TO burning sun, OF To au
arden. nazethe dress varying IS the different SEASONS
i r,,d al muslin bingham, calico, moussehhc ue
l,;oc or some plain, simple colared SIX. ne na's
are very simple, always adapted 10 NC a'e:+:
for fear You may imagine ne scn'e .h"h ."f"rs'
, nj van have been hcrn initiated into hese 1ys.
,crrs OF the toilette h. lady Of the "ancen' reg"e
IN. Faubourg St Gcrnain belonging 10 lhe
frs, and most dis,iagH, family IN france. INC
inability and the mos. respectable Danes wheh NV!
walk in the street, or garden oil Inc i"ei"; az
smny srraycd. They have long since discovered
,l,,t ;.beauty when unadorned, is adorned the most
and that simplicity is the appropriate safO lot sen
tili,y None but mysterious character ,eoHia @.A
,rh;fc uu,aes IN tic street; and feathers oil any cor"
nro never worn when walking by ladies' And would
disc th,t older sisters or mothers should always &c
company the Young innoccnis IN their Walk 10! ~.
friend lust cited told me, that II was long nc O
fore he could believe that pure innocence nnd siinPn
city Of character. conld appetain TO those gay oes
ed uounn ladies Of 10, ~, 10 and ~ years, whom
he SO constantly met walking up and down Broadway
often alone, without the osens'oic reason o.
shopping instead of selecting the Battery, so bcaull,
FIJI and surrounded by such variety OF scenery, auu
in certain degree SO retired phu MneIc ~ - w.
there were 10 rude though admiring strangers, star
up rs they rass The hotels i'll Broadway, 10 intthl.
date youthful modcsty "bu, he added, ~ iounu
those lovely youcg beings as vrnous, as g'oo ahu a.
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youth once said to me- when lost in admiration at inc
fascinating charms which were constantly passing be-
fore him as he reclined at the door of his oie-SaP
tivatcd my arc, yet would no. seicc, %!
from these lovely walkers i'll Broadway And as 10
admire We, my sweet countrywomen, | must notice
your walk Why i'll some is it so affected why so pre-
else and mncing-n Others it seems to say 81 care mol
how move" with the head nclinng towards the beau
who accompanies yon, and with an almost bod manner,
from apparent self.compacency and yc arc not hoa
knoao nc arc not tofd The French ladies, when they
are not diifden, affect it. and, ,ciIom the auxiliary OF
one handsome feature, their tmid look and towncasl
eyes, with simple, modest attire, have made more iaS
mo conouests than all the beauty that Broad"e0y e0Q
boast. Oh, think Of this
must now reluctantly leave you, my lovely young
conn,rywomen-hopng that these friendly adnlontons
NAV be received with the spirit which has dlctat-
ed them: that they may induce you 10 do Jns''oe 10
aours,ircs, and that no wounded sclf-ove may maze
YOU unjust to1rards for believe me, am one OF
your waruest and most ardent admirers, and do re-
spcct your innocence and virtue much IS do admire
and love your beauty. With such pure feeling sub
scribe myself uonr TRUE FRIEND.
Tur WAR STEAMER At acknowledgements 10
our request an attentive friend at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard has furnished with very acceptable IN
formation in relation 10 Tie steamer now at that es-
labllshnent aud which will shortly be launched into
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