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WTARWICK HOUsE.-Mrs. Me-

w Crcery, (lote Fl Richmond. Main 81,
near the Franklin Hotel, Lynchbnrg, Faiths en-
tirely new and handsome establishment is open for
the accommodation of resident and transient Boar
ders. 1t has been fitted up especially for the busi-
ness furnished in new and hn dsomc style, and win
be kept in the very best manner.
Mrs. Nice. returns her thinks for the unprcce-
dented patronage bestowed upon her house during
the short period il has been opened. Arrangements
has been made fort the accommodation Of horses and
vehicles.
Mr. Nice. solici,s share ofthc public patronage,
promising her personal attention to every depart
ment ofthe House, with the assistance Of her hus-
band who is engaged in another business.
Prices the same as similar establishment.
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.sac--,rms DAILY L7NEOF PAC-

Has-IIrA DAILY LINE OF PAC-
l.--z-----a.i-1--z-z kE1iS from LYNCHBTRG to
RICHNOND.-Fare through only s3.5c-Scr-
rants haitP'ice.
Leave Lynchburg daily at G1 a. m. (Sunday OK
cepted) and arrive in Richmond next days at . p. m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, Boats con-
meet at Scotsvil$e with the Stage line Charlotts
villc also with separate and direct line to Staun-
ton, and at Pcmberton with the Stage line to Farm
vile.
Below sec Fare and number of hours to reach in
fcrmcdin disinnccs,
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NIRGHNIA.--Atr rules held in the Clerks
office Of the circuit court for the county d
CamPell on Monday the 7,h. day Of July. 1851.
Samuel Pnnnill ind William NJ. Miller. surviv.
ing partners ofthenselscs and Abrnm W. Wubish,
latc merchants and partners under tho. firm and
style Of Pannl Wimbish & Miller. Pt'hs.
agaia&
Fruncis Thornton. and Matthew Il. Nowln,
admir- of Bryant w. Nowlin. dcr'd. and in his owr
right, fcyion Nowhn. Hopkins, Nowlin Samuel n.
Rorcr, Ann G. Briggs Herman Rorcr. Rudolph
Rorer, Elthere Rorcr ond Euscbcus Rorcr, the Inst
named nn infant under tho ugc oftwcuty-onc years.
Defendants.
IN cTAYcERr.
The object Of this suit Il 10 subject the rcnl estate
of the defendant Thornton TO the .ri-ction Of tho
plaintiffs demands: And it appearing BY proper evil
dcnce tui the defendants, Samuel n. Rorer, Ami
q. Briggs, Gcrman Rorcr, Rudolph Rorcr, Elthcte
Rorer, Euscbeus Rorer. are non-residents Of this
commonwealth, il il ordered TINT they appear
here within month after the due publication
hereof and do what IL necessary to protect their in
tcrests and that copy ofihs order be forthwith in
serted in the Lynchburg virginirn.a newspaper pub
ii-ired in the town OF LyDchburg, onoe week for
four successive weeks and tba, Another copy there
ofbc posted the house door of this county,
the first day Of the next county court
A copy--Testc.
JSO. b. ALEXANDER. Gle.
Edwin II. Page, p. g.
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" Packages or extra Baggage to be sent by
Boats, must go at the risk ofthe owners or we will
not forward them.
BOYD, EDMUND & DAVENPORT.
July Its
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n. CRENSUAW 4 CO., RICH
TEAM ARBLE WOR X s

- JOHN I. ROGERS has removed his Marble
Works to the corner of Main and 9Th streets. where
will be found fine assortment of Egyptian, Italian
and American Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave
Stones, Mantcl Pieces of every description, Wall
Plates, Fronts, sc.
Any design in carving executed in the neatcst
manner. Orders from the country, with city refer
encc, promptly attended to.
Mr.. r. having served his apprenticeship in one
of the largest establishments in New York city. and
having much experience in the business, fattcrs
himself that all work executed his shop viii give
as entire satisfaction as any done North or South.
Richmond ,Jrlv l4-lv
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IN cHAycERr.
MR.JAMEs PAYNE--Taie Noliee that

NJ R. JAME S PAYNE-- 1ahe Notice that
w shall the LIT mud 9Th days of September
next. at the house Of Willun d. Nell, IL Scoot
county Va, proceed between the hours Of o'clock
md o'clock p. 10 tnkc the depo
siions Of sundy witpessts TO be rcad os evidence in
a certain suit at law pending il the court Of the
corporation of Lynehbnrg wherein ] am PlnintiT
and you nrc Defendant. Notice il given you thus,
you not being resident Of The stats Of Virgins,
and having no agent or attorney therein
July 2S-w4w WILLIAM A. NEIL
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NOTICE-Being tho sole Agents for the sale
1 Y of Licorice in Virginia, of Mcssrs. Francin &
Co.. the Importers in New York, we keep constant.
" on hand large supply of this article in all its
varieties; and are prepared to sell the most ac.
commodating terms. Purchasers arc requested to
CAL and examine our stock.
GARLAND & ROBINSON,
Corner Cary and Goth streets on the Dock,
Mar lots Richmond Va
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VOLUME7 OFTHE AMERICAN

VOLUME OFTHE AMERICAN
FARMER.-The7th volume of this jour
nal. commences with the July No. The publisher
is happy in being able state that the patronage e.-
tended to it, is continually the increase, and that
the prospects for the coming volume flattering
in the extreme. Indications from various sections
induce the belief that the increase will considerably
exceed any that has preceded it.
Amongst the numerous correspondents, whose es-
says have given such celebrity to the FARMER" the
name Of EDMUND RtFFIS, OF Va. stands most pro-
Manufacturing the past year he has been a regu-
lar contributor to its pages, and happy in be-
ing able to announce, that he has consented
tinuc his abors in behalf Of Agriculture solong it
may suit his convenience in the pages fthe Farmer
This announcement, we are sure, will be received
with much satisfaction by our numerous friends in
Virginia. well in other States
To encourage and stimulate our friends md the
well wishers Of agricultural improvement. in their
endcavors, offer the following prizes for the lar
ges lists Of subscribers, be received o'clock
the first evening of the meeting of the State Aa
ricuturnl Society, its annual meeting the ensuing
Fall-yiz
PRIZES OFFERED.
For hclargest list Of subscribers, $50
g Cd largest list, IS
Sd do do 25
4th do do Is
The subscriptions will be received at the club pr
ces offered by us below, the for which must be
paid before the time at which the competition closes
Thus those who may obtain lists at the regular sub
scrption price Of 81. if they viii make up club of
6, will be furnished the at
13. do do s.
80. do do 10
One feature Of the above offer to be noticed il,
that the names and cash of any who sub
.cribers. will be Observation-Disclosures it has been
confined To subscribers only.
The prixas will he maid in cash in
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M OTfCE.--The undersigned having pur-
! chased the interest of JNO NJ MILLER in
the concern of w. a. & }. NJ. MILLER IN Lynch
Lsyg, the business will in future be conducted at
the same stand, under the style and firm of MILL
Err s. COMPTON. This change Is intended to
include all the business transacted by the firm from
its commencement here, consequently no change
will be made in the accounts.
WIN. A. MILLER,
July 2l-f- JNO. COMPTON.
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NRS. RICE expects to resume

WI the duties of her School on the 18th OF Sep
TENDER. She is thankful for past encouragement,
and assures any who patronizc her, that she win
endeavor conscientiously to exert herself to pro-
mote the interests of their children.
An d-.viW
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1TO THE MANUFACTURERS OF

l. TObaccO.-The undersigned. Commits
SION and Forrrrding Merchants, Dealers in Grocc-
RIGS, Produce. and AGENTS FOR THE SALE
or MANUFACTL'RED TOBACCO, respect
fully solicit consignmcnts, and by s,fct attention
to the interests of those who paronisc us we hope
to give entire satisfaction.
Tho usual advances mndc consignments.
LANGLEY & MANSER
Cincinnati Ohm,
No. IS Front ST. between Main and Walnut
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NTANTED, at the above establishments house
w keeper, assistant to Mrs. Nee, To
one who is capable. liberal wages will be paid.
ALSO-a first rate dining-room or house Servant.
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RICHMOND,
D.PARTNE RSHIP

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
i subscribers have this day connected themselves
together for the purpose Of conducting Commits
sion, Forwarding and Grocery business under the
style aad firm Of e, G. s. w. d. ToxPKrSs, No.
1874 Cary street, where they hope, by prompt and
dgcut attention to business, gain share Of the
pubic patronage. z. G. TOMPkINS,
Aug aim w. D. TOMPKINs.
NTM. F. BUTLER 4 CO., LuPOR-
w TIERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA,
EAR THENW.ARE IND GLASS, LOOKING
GLASSES, CASTORS &. FANCY GOODS,
80 IafN Street, Richmond Va
Hare received a large portion of their Fall Goods,
10 which additions will be made during the sea-
SOM embracing many and beautiful styles. all
of their own Importation and which they offer to
the trade upon as favorable terms can be done by
any Northern Importers. July 3l--st
IT ID. CRENSHAW Il CO., RICH
Lie MOND, VA.-Sell on Commission all de-
scriptions of Country Produce receive and forward
Goods. and keep constantly hand FOR SALE a
large and well selected stock Of Groceries.
Orders promptly and faithfully filled. Liberal
advances en- consignmenrs. Storehousc immedi-
ntely on the Basin bank.
LEWIS D. CRENSHAW.
July lot. JOSEPH II. CRENSHAW.
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Tho object of this suit is To suee, Inc real
Of the defendant Thornton, TO the satisfaction Of
the plaintiffs demands Aud it appearing by prop
evidence, that tho defendants. Samuel n. Rcrer
Ann G. Briggs, Herman Rorcr Rudolph Rorer. FL
ihcte Rorcr. Eusebeus Rorcr. ARE non-rcsidcnts of
this commonwealth, it is ordered thst they apresr
here within month after due publication hereof
and do what il necessary protect their interest.
and thrt cory Of this order be forthwith inserted
in the Lynehburs Virginian newspaper Published
in the town of I,uchburg. a week for four sizes
ccssivc weeks and TINT another copy thcrcofbc post
ed at the court house door Of this county. the FIRE,
day of tho next county court.
4 copy-Testc
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SUGAR AND COFFEE

GUGAR AND COFFEE.
- 100 bags prime Rio Coffee
80 g Lagu do
10 " Java do
90 hhds n q Sugar
II a. 7 Rico do
, "a supr st Croix dom store and for sale
bv July Sits MCDANIEL e. LEE.
DERUVIAN GUANO.--I WILL RE-
Il ceivc early in July one Hundred Tons genuine
Peruvian Guano, just arrived from Peru. which
will be sold rs low for cash as il can be brought
here. Lie 26-ts] J. b. RENW1CK.
on BBLS. AND HALF BBLS.
cV Mackerel and iIcrrings. just received at
July 3-ts b. NOWL1NS.
ARD! FEW PACKAGES
- Briggs Family Lard for sale at
Julv IO-ts JAMES r WILLIAMS
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.@ry. Il w LINE OF STEA vi
-esssr SHIPS betceen Richn,ond and T'htiadelokio
-io1chi8g At Norfolk and CRY Poim.-The UNION
STEAM SHIP COMPANY having built two beau
tu first class Steamships expressly for this trade,
respectfully give notice that the new steamship
VIRGINIA will positively leave Philadelphia on
the LIST day of February next, and the ship PENN
SlLFANlA in few days thereafter. One of
these ships will leave each port every five days and
will go through in 4S so hours, and to or from
Norfolk in "a hours-oiiering unrvalled facilities To
shippers and passengers economy and dispatch, a
voiding all transhipments. Insurance will be as
low as by the inland routes. Each ship is provided
with two ofFrancis Life Boats, and have the cred
it of being the best butb ships in Philadelphia Due
notice will be given of the time for leaving each
port RANKIN g. WHITLOCK.
Agents at Richmond
JOHN ROWLETT,
Agent at Petersburg.
T. 7. CROWEtt,
Agent at Norfolk.
LEVI ELDRIDGE,
Jan lift General Agent phila.
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J ALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
Intending to remove to the South West / of
Ter for sale privately, all of my Land living in the
county of Campbell, consisting of three tracts NV
home tract hes the waters Of Beaver Greek.
near Campbell courthouse. The remaining two
tracts are osihe waters of Flat Greek, about half
way between the Courthouse and New London
The lands valuable. and each tract has comfort,
able improvements and all necessary buildings for
farming these of Land all lie within twelve
miles Of Lynchburg. Any person wishing to pures,-
ase will mud some person to shcw the Lands to
them by calling on the subscriber Terms Of sale
viii be liberal GEORGE lUILLE.
July 2lst-ts. Richmond Wing copy 2twts
UTANTED.-AY YOUTH OF FIFTEEN
w or sixteen years of age who desires to learn
the Mercantile business. The location is healthy
and intelligent neighborheod. A strict attention
viii be given to the moral training of the candidate
and every facility in the power OF the employer, win
be offered him for improvement. None need apply
unless they can come well recommended for
industry and morality. Apply at this Office for par
ticulars. August A--3vr g
COTTON YnrDs and Oxnohurgs
~ on consignment.-Just received, lsrse lot of
COTTON YARNS (Ckcrioftesrilie Facsorv.
Also lot Of Oznaburgs, for sale by
NORMAN L MARTIN.
Also . lot ofner Nacksni.
July l7-fs NJ. & NJ.
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Franci. Thornton and Mathew y Soalin admir-
of Bryant w. Nowlin deceased, and in his own
right. Pcyton Nowlin. Hopkins Nown, Samuel n.
Rorer, Ann G. Briggs, German Rorcr, Rud olph Rm-
cr, Elthetc Rorer and Euscbeus Rorcr, the last
named an infant under the nge OF twenty years.
Delcndnnts
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A. A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE,
ELI LEASE OR RENT.-An Excellent MIL.
newly repaired, in good running order. within seven
miles Of Richmond, Va, on a railroad. situated on
stream of never failing water, three pair Burrs. &c
&c. Fine healthy ueighborhood, with 100 Acres
OF rich land, ull the necessary out houses for fam
iy, stock, crops. &c. &c. A Bargain may be had TO
good tenant by early application. For further in
formation, address A. S. Walters, Box l4l. Rich
mond. Va, which will meet with prompt attention.
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REFERENCES:
Samuel Hannah Cashier, }K,n,,rh, Y.
Dickinson & Shrewsbury, ''a"""''''
r. Smith, Cashier, Parkersburg, Va.
VIC. w. Gano, Cashier, lcinc;nn,,; Ohio
7. NJ, Jackson, do 0'"'i""''' oiio'
Seth Halsey,
Dudley g. Johns,
G. T. Williams, Lynchburg, Va
Doct. 7. T. Blackford,
VIM. d. Miller. June 5-ts1
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.,zzE1l-FTR S T PRE- MIU Nj

--xkz I kt > i Il ht n " u M
$500 $500 GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
] Y y u KNABE 6 GEHLE, Manufacturers,
Nos. 4, 6, 8. Q and II Eutaw Street, Baltimore,
Md Piano Fortes, from to octaves, in Rose
wood, Mahogany and Walnut cases, of various
styles with and withou, iron frames. combining all
the improvements requisite to superior instr'i-
ment
n. & G. have received from the Maryland Instr
tute the FIRST PREMIUM for their Pianos, in three
successive wears, 1913, 1919, 1850. They have also
been honoured with numerous testimonials from all
the celebrated artists who have used their in
struments. Pianos from their establishment have
been used at the concerts of Lind Herr lohnstock,
Bishop. Labordc, Knoop. and other eminent per
formers. They guarantee durability for five yearll
under good care and will replace with others as,
which may not give satisfaction. If application be
made within six months after delivery. Their
ufactory being conducted on the extensive
scale, enables them to furnish Instrumental the
very lowest prices, wholesale and retail.
Constantly on hand. A. p. Hughes Melodeons,
ranging from s45 TO 5000 Tor. which they arc sole
agents Tor this city. d. L. PAYNE & BRO.
Agents for Lynchburg. Tiap o3-wlv
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NlRGsNlA.-Atr rules held in the Clerks
Office of the circuit of Campbell. on
Monday the I'll day Of July 1851.
Lee Bnilcy surviving partner Of himself and Bry-
ant w Nowlin, late merchants and partners trading
undcr the style and firm Of Lee Bailey & 90.
Plaintiffs,
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N.GUGGENHEIMER
]. UNTERMYER
Granite Buildings, Cabcll House --ap 2l-ts.
NEW CONCERN.--Wm. A. 4
u INhM MI Miller take this mcthod Of

~ John M Miller take this method of
informing their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the large and commodius gram
tic front building, Bank Square, opposite Henry
Davis, formerly occupied by A. b. Rucker) for the
purpose of transacting a general GROCERY,
COMMISSION s. FOR tTARDLNG -BUSE
NESS.
We arc receiving our supply Of GOODS, re-
Gently purchased in the Northern markets upon the
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T7ME SUBSCRIBERS HAVE IN

VIE 81 BSC1ftB e rs ia z IN
Il store large and well assorted stock OF Gno-
CERES and Oar GooDs which they will sell ut the
lowest rates for Cash or in exchange for Produce.
In il may be found
Prime and choice Brown Sugars.
Loaf Crushed, Powdered and Clar'd. do,
Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
Superior Green, and BPk. Tea.
Adamantine and Tailow Candles,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box, Lining and common Nails.
Gnlled. strap and country Bar Iron.
Cast, shear and Bstered Steel,
Axes, Spades and Shovels,
Sporting and blasting Powder,
10 bbls- pure Tanners Oii-together with
good assortment of Domestics, Prints Lawns and
Summer Good. Hats, Shoes and Boots
Persons visiting this place for the purpose of pur-
chasing goods will do well to give a call before
purchasing. TINSLEY & TAYLOR.
IL lf-fs
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r. MITCHELLG TYLER, DEA-
"a LER5 IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
1AGHE JEWELRY. Si'rcr and Plated Ware, M
,,ary and Fancy Goods, l0s Main Stree. Ricimond,
Ia. Feb I7-6m
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THE LATEST W.
Il MENT.--WHITEHU CELEBRA-

TED DAGUERREAN GALLERIES, Main Street,
LypclJurg, Bank Square; IL Main 81. Richmond:
Sycamore ~. Petersburg; Main 81. Norfolk, 207d
Baltimore 81. Baltimore; Pennsylvania Arenuc
Iiashmg'on, D. C.; Broadray, Nor York.-Thc
subscriber would respectfully inform the public
generally. that he has just returned from the North
where he has spent several days in each of the IL
bovc Galleries. Also, in the other leading Gale
ries Of New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore for
the purpose of getting all the latest improve
in Dagucrreosyping, and now having his Skyligh,
arranged on the most improved and scientific plan
he is better prepared than ever to take ikencsses
(e7uoi Ia ony) in all the latest Styles and in any
kind of weather.
Feeling grateful fur the liberal patronage hercto
fore received, he pledges himself to all proper
means to merit its continuance.
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r ATE ARRIVALS AT THE Ma

AOO2 ,UUU lbs prime Lard-lnst at hand and
for sale by July Oats b. +. SACKETT
u YOUNGER &
II SMITH, have removed to Bank square, and
taken the large aud commodious walnut front bull
ding, recently erected by John II. Tyree, immedi-
aicly opposite the Cabcll House, and convenient to
Friends and Martins warehouses, where they
would be pleased to see their old friends and custo-
mcrs, andto the trade generally they viii offer induce
mcnts They win keep constantly hand large
sfock Of Groceries Staple Dry Goods Liquors, SC,
SC. A call is all they ask.
They viii also trade for all kinds Of Country Pro
dncr and pay prompt attention to receiving and for
warding goods, and to the sale Of produce sent to
them ON consignment ap lots
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JAMES BENAGH, elk

Garland & Slaughter. p. a.
I,1,
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CHEWING TOBACC0.-D. b. Payne
~ & Bro have just opened box Of the best
Chewing Tobacco in the city. Aug 4-ts
- Fob RENT.cTHE ROOMS OVER
n the Book Store Of Messrs- D. b. Payrs &
Brother. Jan. Cts NICHOLS & BELL
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Fallacies OF the Gentlemen.
BY lady who unfortunat<e knows them too W

ny a lady,w unfortunat(e knows them too well
That woman are only born TO be their slaves
| That duner is to be ready for them the very
minute they come into the house.
That lady's bonnet can BE- put on as quickly
as genteman's hat.
That we can dress in minute-and that ring
ing the bell violently has the effect Of making
US dress one bit quicker
That they can do everything so much the
better than we can, from nursing the baby down
to poking the fire.
That they ARE the "lords of creation"-(
lords, indeedD
That nothing can be too good for them; for
! am sure IT you were to put hot Joint before
them every day, still they would be dissatisfied,
and wonld be grumbling that you never gave
them cold meat
mat they know our age so much better than
we do ourselves. dts so very likely y
That they may invite whom and as many as
they plense-but it we only invite our mamma
to come and stop with US, or just ask dear ur,-
married sister or two to stop with Us for a
month, that there's to he no peace for us 80 long
as they remain in the house
That music can be learnt without practising.
and that it is necessary for them to rush out and
to slam the door violently the very moment we
begin TO open our voices, or to run over the last
new polka.
That sleeping after dinner promotes CONVEX
sation.
That they know what dress and bonnet be-
comes us so much bet er than We do
That it is necessary to make poor woman
cry, because a stupid shrt-button happens to be
OFT declare some men must believe that their
wives cut off their shirt buttons purposely, from
the savage pleasure they take in abusing them
for il.
That we are not allowed to faint, or to hav.
the smallest fit Of Mysteries, without being told
" not to make fool of ourselves
That housekeeping does not require any
money, and if we venture to ask for any, that Il
is pleasant to be met with all sorts OF black looks
and insinuatops as to what we can do with il
all J" or very agreeably to be told that we will be
|" the ruin of him some day'--0 should like to
see the dayD
That the house never requires cleaning or
the tables rubbing, or the carpets beating, or the
furniture renewing, or the sofas fresh covers, or
in fact that anything has right to wear ont, or
TO be sp0ilt or broken; and in short, that every
thing ought to last forever.
That poor lone woman Is never to have any
pleasure, but always TO- stop at home, and "mind
her children" O'm tired of such nonsense.)
That the wish to go to the opera is to lie the
sure prelude to quarrel.
That their daughters cnn learn music, paint
ing. playing, dancing, and all the accomplish.
ments. without the aid Of single master
That the expenses of ones household do not
increase with ones family, hut rather, that ten
children Gun be supported for the same cost a.
ono.
That no husband 10 psrfoct. like Hevcules,
without lie club, and that the less Wife sees Of
her husband, The food~ she actually grow, Of
him. FfA