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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
SPORTING, &C.

OrIIGN0N's GYMNASIUM, 1850 AND Iei CRO:BY
" street Bodily exercise the bes. medicine Tho
public are respectfully informed that class has Just
been formed Tor instruction In 81 mnsstcs At the above
establishment, end win Be continued every evening
throughout the We would especially cali the
attention Of dyspeptics and persons whose habits
entirely s,dentary, to the necessity exercise In order
ia keep the physical system In condition TO resist
heslthy bfnences The gymnasium Is open daily, from
sunrise until 10 for general exercise Tho gentle
mems class meet every evening at eight o'clock. John
Woo, Director. spsrrins taught privately by O. y.
OITiGNoN, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

IJFNRY T. J.ErD5, AUCIIONEEg-HY II T. LEEDS l.
II Co-Assigpees SALE Monday, September 25, at 10Y
o'clock, at liz West Twenty fourth street, between
Seventh and Eighth avenues tn rich and tly house
hold furniture contained in the large tn story house
shove consisting OF superb wood octave
psnosote Of magnificent tone and richly case
cost $780, superior wood parlor suit in crimson and
god bIocade also suit ia crimson and green with
most deliberately carved frames very largo heavy French
plate oval mirrors rich bod gere with plate
doors and back carved in the most expensive manner
ladies' rosewood escretoe and secretary lined with satin
wood pte gjsss door carved rosewood marble top
tire side and sofa tables; fine collection OF choice oil
paintings and steel plate engavings in rich gilt frames
rosewood dvaus covered in the best Of satin costly
China vases tete atee SETS china Parian bronze and
bsque figures twenty day mantel clocks brocatele
and lace window curtains and rich gold band parlor
Ahades about two hundI yards Ut the best Of English
tapestry carpets in excellent crder mahogany and black
walnut tea dining and extension tables gold hand china
dinner and ten seta sverware tea service salver cake
napkin rings best Of ivory handled table cutlery crock
cry rich cut glassware, &c also bedroom furniture Of
the best quality Brussels carpets mirrors rosewood
mahogany and black walnut bedsteads bureaus wash
stands gilt china toilet sets, best Of South Amerissn
cured horse hair mattresses holsters and pillows fine
wool b,aniess and countsrpanes bookcase, mahogany
cushioned chairs sofas, rocking chairs, work tables
fancy work baskets, DO together with fine assert
me mt of basement furniture refrigerator oil cloths vel
vet and Brussels stair carpets, &C. Catalogues be
obtained at the house the morning Of SALE which win
be positive rain shine and cash deposit required
from purchaser No other goods wilt be admitted
in this SALE Psrlors will be sold Immediately af ter ths
hssement furnitu re- with which the sale will commence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
EDWARD sINzENICH, AuCnoNEER:- EDwARr

T1DWARD sINrZENICH, AUCTTONEER-EDWARD
II sintzenich will sell At auction on Monday, Sep.
tember 20, at half.past 10 O'Clock, by order Of
the ettoyneys OF mortgages, on the promises, No.
1909 Wet 1hirteth street, the whole Of the Gle.
CANT household furniture nearly now and OF the best
manufacture comprising mahogany French bedsteads,
mahogany do prime thick hair maras,es feather beds
holsters and pillows ingram ard ply carpets toilettes
wardrobe &c 1he paror furniture consists OF carved
suit in brocatele marble top etegeres centre tables
fancy tables rich curtains elegant velvet tapestry
pets and rugs to match, mirrors SOFAS &C. Also
sion Ginning tables mahogany chairs sofas three
CANT imported glass Chandeliers rosewood hat stand oil
cloths &c., and large varisty Of culinary articles glass;
CT ina, &c. Sale peremptory. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

UCTlON NOTICE. ~. 8. 81. BARTLETT, AUCTION
"A cor, win sell Wednesday, September 9th, at 10
O'Clock, No 2s1 Pearl street. in lots from the sheves
and BY the package, to suit purchasers 20 crates mad
C. Opt edged Roekipgham and yellow ware, 2o0 pack
ages gssswaSe, French china, In sets of A pieces
vases also Britannia silver plated and Parian
Catalogues on Tuesday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

VIM WI1TERa, AUCrfONEER, WILL SELL ON
w MONDAY, at Iox O'Clock, ct b0l Sixth avefne the
furniture o.. family breaking up house keeping. con-
stine Of s,nt % psrlcr chamber and Kitchen urSituse
o<king stove, sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

MADAME NEYER has REMOVED no 1p1 SEVENTH
1x1 avenue, between Twenty third and Twenty fourth
streets she continues to tell past. present and future
prospects, Sickness absent friends property lost or sto
len. Madame Meyer In Epgish, French, and
German, and gives guarantee for her art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

rSROCKERY, GLASS AND GENERALIZATION NOTICE
~ JNO. 4. VAN ANTWERP b SON win sell on Tues
day. 2eth September. 1t 10 O'Clock at Ne. 2i6 Pearl
street. from the ahelves in lots snit purchasers 10
crates srs white granite and iron stone ware as
sorted; IS do. "Funnivals;' Is sGood Fellows" II
adams" ~ crates G dipped and edged ware; do.
yellow do 10 DO. Rockingham spttoons; do. Parian
jugs Aint ware ewers bains &c 2cssks raised figure
blue china ~ pieces to sett invoice Of knives and
forks tea trays and vaers % casks glass ware full
Atottpert Also 100 loss not the caalogue ALSO 90
pair French chins vases. N. Goods packed In the
best order for shipping. Country merchants will Hnd II
10 their interest to attend
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

MADAME MORROW N WITHOUT EXCEPTION fn
lIl most wonderful astrologist IN the world, thai
has been known. Hhe VIII tell past present an
future events and win show your future husband and
absent friends, which has Astonshed Thousands durs
her travels ia Europe. She II seventh daughter OF
invoking the powers Of her wonderful science TO
their very thoughts and viii cause happy pairs CONT
together, who win all enjoy the greatest happiness d
70 all who visit her Those who wish speedy msrrisSs
may ca soon and they may depend upon true advica
isurdsd on me eternal principles Of magical scisnee N
0eutlAxAm ant Admitted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
GALE OF PINE WOOD IN VIRGINIA by vIRru

GALE OF PINE WOOD IN VIRGINIA by VIRTUE
y Of decree Of the County Court Of Richmond coun-
ty, the undsraigDed Commissioner appointed for the
purpose, win sell to the highest bidder Ct public auction
ct fa nhsm Church. IN said county, the 14th day Of
October, 1854 large quantity Of pine wood It stands
on the lands Of the late B. G. Chnn, deceased amount
ing to several thousand cords This wood stands near
CbiDn's mill at the bead Of norattico Creek, which
smptis into the PappshAnnoek river and the bulk of Il
II not than half mile efstant from the creek
it be taken of By It is distant hAh mile from
. railway beading to the creek vhers = ready sale may
Be met with from Mr. Cobb the Of the railway &
the highest market rates The woods will be surveyed
and laid OF into three lots of which diagram viii BE-
exhibited Terms-Ihe wood win be sold standing, BY
the acre at the limit upset. Of S2b per aer and ave
years from LIST January 1885, win be allowed for cutting
and removing from the land The costs and expenses
Of sale, Communications, &e will be required in cash.
credit the balance Of snd two years from LIST Of
January 1885, with interest from that day Bonds with
surety approved BY commisonsrs required for deferred
payment. One Of the undsrsisned &. Mitchell, may
be addressed 1t Ltwatcn, lancaster county, Va
the premfes and win show the property to any one de-
string to purchase. Any information desired from Ro
Mayo can be had BY addressing at HAGUE wesmors.
land, VI. RICHD MfICHRII.
10. MAYO, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
BILLIARDS.

A PASSWORDS FIRST PREMIUM CRYSTAL PALACs
hs billiard tables-Ihs judges say best ON szhib
hon. Prices reduced cheap any. All ready Tor ship
ping. Billiard players WIN and slate and metal bed
and rubber air cushions Ut No. Ann street An sntAax
l4s Fulton street. Every article n the trade for saA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

MADAM r., MEDICAL CLAIRvOYANT, WILL NOW
1l receiv her fen ., for examining ali kinds Of dis
cares She Also gives correct information bushes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

4 ssIGNEE's SALE OF PTANOFORrES. TOOLS PAT.
"A terms, &c-lhe stock Of Nunns Co viii be sold
NJ the Of Mcdonald Brother, 292 Bowery,
1t great sacrifice, for cash The stock comprises
assortment OF grand diagonal and horizontal 6 OK and
octares plain and cases. Also several second
hand pianos from $40 20 sl25 fully warranted By order
Of WM WAKE Assignee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
ANTHOLOGY.

A LADY HAVING BEEN MOST OF her LITE WITH
IA the Indians has learnt their wonderful science,
telling the past present and future BY enclosing 81
lock Of hair with the age Of PERSONS they will receive
written directions stating every particular Direct to
Ars Julia Benton, Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24
ADVF.YlINMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
DANCING ACADEMIES.

nANCING ACADEMY, sll BROADwAY--s. PLANO
IL ct PERACHf0 have the hontr to inform theft
friends and patrons, and take pleasure announcing
ths, they will teach In two IesoDs the celebrated War
jovenns and sicenns waits rcw the most fashionable
of ell dances in the Partisan salceDs.
LSENRERO's DANCING AOADEX2, So WEST FUUR.
II teenth street.--NAd. @, Bubrsu, Ferrero and
Fenero beg to announce that they vii open thai
school saturday, the 7th Of October Young lsdiss
40. Gays and Thursdays, at 3k p N. Gsn.isren's
svens- class Mondays and Thursdays at7P. NJ isskuy
lay evsn ,gs for grown persons at 8P N. Private lee
.oSs. etssess and sehcch attepded. soress gvsa -
sesA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

T,DwARD sINrzENICH, AUCmONEER
IL sale, by order OF the Receiver, Of SUI
perb diamond jewelry, heavy English sterling
plate, DC Edward Sntzenich win sell at auction, on
Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday Sept. 20, a.
20 90 ct IL O'Clock each day at the oms 10 Wall
street. by order Of tae recsiver Great sale Of superb
diamond ewey, imported Watches heavy sterling sill
English plate, chronometers costly diamonds Of the
ART water being the entire stock OF FIRST class import
ing ewelry house. and for peremptory SALE This su-
perb stock comprises diamond jewelry Of the highest
character including splendid bra eles do with rubies
and brilliant brooches, pins elegant ociets watches
set with briants large single stone rings and pins Of
crosses magnificent watch hook set with brilliants and
emeralds and very extensive assortment Of similar
ticles, mostly Of Partisan make. The watches and
cbrtpometers, OF which there Is very large and extern
sve assortment. all of the best French, EDglsh and
swisa MAKERS include Jurgensen Bretang, Tobias Dent
Cooper johnson, French &C., &c. Fifteen day watches
chrent meters Independent second lever, &C. &c Also
large number Of silver watches, gold vest shans guard
and fob do in large variety. Also enamelled 6ne gold
suites of bracelets lpins and earrings elegant seals
chasehiDes, charms silver snuff boxes. Also, superb
sterling silver tea ard coffee service Of original design
registered, which exhibited at the great exhibition
Of London 1851 and gained price, it Is Of antique de-
sign and Of mcst exquisite work manship and hnsh
aso sterling silver forks and spoons Of every pattern
Their also magnificent sterirg silver fitted
Englth aresaing cases. Of very costly manufacture.
Terms cash, urder $780, and approved endorsed city
notes for amounts above that sum The trade win DO
well to examine this stock which will he view Oh
Monday and during the week Of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

On TIE authority Of teiegraphc dispatch from Bal,i
more stated day two since that the New Cr,ek
Coal Company had suspended operations. 1t appears
that there Is foundation for such statement The
annexed letter from the President OF the pany places
the matter right
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

TNEA STORE FOR SALE-TO BE sold TEA STORE
tnated in of the best thoroughfares in the city
now Going good Wholesale and retail cash trade This
10 an excellent opportunity for Of capital to ret
into business For particulars apply at It's Greenwich ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

4 ssIGNEE'S SAIE-BY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUC-
"A tiopeer. Tuesday September 20, 1t 10 O'Clock A.
NJ At the Central Sales Room, woughby, corner Pearl
streets. BIochyn, large snd general assortment Of
entire stock Of retail deA Ter. Catalogues at the sales
rooms cn SATURDAY, afternoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

LSOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-THE THREE STORY
IL and basems MT house Twenty second street, or
Sixth avenue house by 10 feet In the most perfect
condition Price SO co., for cash, will exchange for
good house up town. in choice location. worth $l3 GEO.
and pay the difference in cssh Apply to A. G. LOOMS
,l28 Broadway, near Thirty fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

TyOR SALE OR TO LEr--AN ELEGANT FIVE STORY
mansion, ~ BY TO- No 81 East Twenty. Rr.t street,
the style finish and location unexceponaby attractive
Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

~ oas II 1'9'f II I's,v01 %
Statement of Cum bsrland coal transported over the
Baltimore OHIO Railroad frou the wes.ernmost re-
gtn during TIE week ending Saturday the 10th oil
September, also The smoVnt sent by each company for
the year beginning the 1st OF January, 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

ITO CALITORNIANS AND OTHERS.-GREAT CHANCE
4 for an enterprisng man, having S. 900 to 81, GEO.
business BY which the proprietor has made % eco
over and above al his expenses during the past year
The above, with lease Of three years Of the premises
stock, fixtures, &C., win DO sold and AL necessary
formation given to carry the above successfully Ad
dYeas CAndor. HArAld ofHcA. =
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?
OyroE No. So WALL srTERr, New YORK, sept 90, 1854
having just returned to tire city notice that you pub
hsbss statement that the New Creek Company had
pended operations owing to difficulties regarding the
ownership Of the mines As there is foundation for
such report Will you please conaGct it. Our titles
and owneFhip Of the different tracts of land amounting
to ten thosusnd acres, some OF which tracts the
most valus bic IN the regon have been Disputed
No dispute to titles has os:urred between
any person.
Our mines in fine orGer, an. wa selling and
shipping coal at Bal more usual and
mne and offer for sale, any quantity OF coal that
be taken the Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad. Re
sIectfuly yours, A. AshTiELD,
President New Creek Com pany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

vAieA ths suss Of foreign hAnhs urder e1o bssoue
sunsnt, soss into spsratsn to day. hut aay iassnvs
niepcs sisipg from this viii CO more than compensated
b. Il action Of number Of the Indiana frss banks In
desuirg their bills either here ct indianapolis In
Esstsrn ExchaSge, At Per cent premium; which action
viii also lend to make the baAk law dead ettsr upoo
cur ssatuts book The operations in the stock marx
have been soms~hat limited. though svincipg sn Inn
proving tendency The opsning Of new roads and tn
completion Of older once, will throw upon market
large amount Of stock hsreofore held back and We hope
ere many weeks to report heavy transactions at "a
var ced prices.
The annexed sales have token place since our last 70
pert, viz -
SO shares Covips'on Lexington R. r. stock :. soc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

ENOR SALE IN BROOKLYN-A NEW, COMMODIOUs
II and substantially built, three story subcsllar and
ner expressly for the convenience Of the present
pant, containing nine rooms (besides parlors, base
&c pleasantly situated Cermont svsnus within {
few steps of either the Fulton Myrtle avenue cars.
Price, with elegant tapestry carpets gas fixtures book
cases, DC $500 Apply to JAMES W. BOUTON,
(bookstOrel 1877 Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

"" WV
State nent Of Cumberland coal transported over Cum
bersLd Coal Ircn CoDpanys railroad during the week
ending Saturday, the 10th Of September also the
amount by eAah company for year beginning the
LIST Of January, 1861
10 RR Canal Weet. Fear.
Cumberland Co. S62 Is 344 IL 4,l67 10 IA 616 10
Percy Co... S43 IA A3 "a $50 -
Ib .s KssTur.a.vs - 6eo 10 seo ~ z S99yy "a "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

EOR sALE-A TW YEARS LEASE AND FURNITURE
of genteel ladies' boarding houte below Hou ston
street and west Of Broadway Address A. D. j.. Brood
way Post Office stating where interview be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

50 g CineiDnaii, Wilmington ZanesviIe K X
stock .....................4 5e.
eatedl al Recommendations. Soc.
AZ Cincinnati 4 Chicago X. r. sto ak 16c.
20 Cov0gton & Lsxineto ton K. r. stock, at. Doc
Oh Cipcirnati Hamilton 4 DAYTON X. X stock, 60c.
So f" Ohio L. Mississippi X. X. stock, At ozc.
81, eco second mortgage bones Ohio Mississippi
X X. Co., ION tastern account) At .... 6Onc
IS shares Cincinnati Chicago r. X. stock, 49,. los
Statement Of Cumberland coal transported over the
Mount Savage Railroad during the weeh ending on saur
day septemb.r 49, also the amount sent by each som
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

~ cash-Tbrs lots opposite the Central Park, the
and one adjoining on the avenue and
adjoining Seventy sixth street. good solid ground
Price s. GOO for the three lots Also cheap lots In Har
lem for sale. STEPHEN ROBERTS, ship smith, 36s
Sonth atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

An OMNIBUS LINE FOR sALE-NOw DOING A
"A profitable business, in this city Terms easy Rsal
estate stockIstaken in part payment. Address d.
PtkHY Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

VIyANTED-AFUPNIsHED HOUSE IN SOUTH BROOK
w iyn. A small family without children want .
small house in good nsighborhood, complete and 70
specially furDshed or soon after The LIST Of October
Price mot to exceed 81, 900 per annum. Adarsss p. H.
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-24

u OR SALE-THE FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
II brown stone front house Thirty third street, bs
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues 10 by So feet lot half
the block, with AL the modern Improvements Price
80 500, halt cash. Apply to A. G. LO0MS 1913 Broad
way near Thirty. fourth street.
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-06-07
Preaching for the Times.

We copy the following extract from letter
written by a gentleman at Billiards. Bar to
the editors of the Sierra (California) Citizen.
It contains sentiments which. though intend
ed for the Pacific section Of the Union, are ap-
plicable to every quarter:
"But California wants preachers-preach-
ers Of the Gospel Of Jesus Christ, preachers
whose hearts are big and brave, full of the
warmth Of Christ's love for men, who are
willing to work and preach and pray out Of a
genuine Christian zeal. Are there any such
California wants preachers who can Withstand
so nething. who can take hold Of mems hearts
here, and fll them with early memories. and
kindle the hopes Of goodness. well nigh dead.
and renew the longings Of by-gone times,
when the heavens seemed full of good spirits,
wooiug them to purity-preachers who can
not only reprove in loving spirit the sins
which all acknowledge, but give chance to
us poor devils TO grow better. We don't
want, when now aud then we get into a
church, to be made to feel that we are utter
deyils-fsirly shocking to the tender sensi-
bilities Of the amiable minister, who thinks bis
best plan Of drawing us TO better life is by
painting, in the highest coloring. the iniqui-
ties for winch we are already sorry, and per.
haps ashamed.
"T know am great sinner; | Dever gc
to church to learn that. But when / am edi
fed by half an hours painting Of all my worst
faults. and many which are neither mine mol
any body's else, it would be pleasant to have
something said which would appeal to wha
little good there may becrowded down into
the bottom Of a soul by the weary burder
which has somehow gathered over it during
hard life. How often a man is forced to won
der at the ignorance Of very smart preachers
How little they know about men! Is it be
cause their religion separates them 50 far from
us? May it not be that they intrench them
selves 50 closely within professional walls
that they know nothing beyond them? d.
we not II put it to sinners like myself un
consciously treat the few preachers we meet
as if, as a matter OF course, they knew no
thing of the world? Are we not utterly sur
prised, aud inexpressibly pleased when W
happen upon a man who can be talked to jus
like other men, although he is preacher
How eagerly we listen to such a man hoy
our hearts warm towards his goodness; hoV
VIC wish we were Christians like him an,
how we tell our ungodly cronies about him
always remembering to say he has got com
mon sense"
The Port Gibson reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 185?-1857, 1854-06-07
A Perfect Wife.

Edmund Burke, the distinguished orator.
presented to bis wife on the anniversary Of
their marriage, bis idea Of perfect wife, Z"
which is supposed to be true portrait of
Mrs. Burke. Il is certainly lovely picture
worthy of the pen of the author of the I" Is
says on the Sublime and Beautiful" The
following arc extracts:
The character Of
She is handsome, but ii is beauty not aris.
ing from the features, from complexion. or
from shape. She has all three in high de-
gree, but it is not by these that she touches
the heart II is all that sweetness of temper,
benevolence. innocence, and sensibiitY, which
a face can express. that forms her beauty
She has face that just arises your attention
at first sight; it grows on YOU every moment,
aud You wonder it did not more than raise
your attention at first.
Her eyes have mild light but they awe
when she pleases they command like a good
man out of Office, not by authority, but by
virtue.
Her stature is not tall, she is not made to
be the admiration of every one, but the hap
piness of one.
She has all the frmness that does not ex.
clude delicacy.
She has all the sofness that does not imply
weakness.
Her voice is soft, low music. not formed Il
rule in public assemblies. but 10 charm thosc
who can distinguish company from crowd
it has its advantage. you must come close t
her to hear IT,
To describe her body. describe her mind
one is the transcript Of the other her under
standing is not shown in the variety Of mattel
it exerts itself on. but the goodness of th'
choice she makes.
She does not display It so much in sayinI
or doing striking things, as in avoiding sucl
as she ought not to say or do.
No person Of so few years can know th
world better no person was ever less corrup
ted by the knowledge
Her politeness flows rather from disposi
tion to oblige, than any rules on that subject
and, therefore, never fails to strike those VIII
understand good breeding, and those who d
no.
She has a steady and firm mind, whic
takes no more from the solidity Of the femal
character, than the solidity of marble doe
from its polish and lustre. She has such vii
tues as make us value the truly great of on
own sex. She has all the winning grace
that make us love even the faults we see /
the weak and beautiful in her.