{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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closely fitted sleeves were opened at the bot
tom. to display the cunning ct the laundress
IN the composition OF endless pia'ts' and ,ne
rufles emerged from the aperture to guard
the compIexion of the hand. The superior
extremity was dignihed by venerable wig
and surnouted by a three pronged and COCK.
ed up hat. 1t makes the heart sad to think OF
the stately caparison ofthe dames' VINO enter
tained the visits of these antique bcaux.-
The gown of rich brocade, or OF rusthng
silk, flowing out in many yard OF tram
and BE- fiounced and be-furbelowed in all d.
rcctions, the lofty pile OF head gear, towering
above the colored skirt. the ruIiles brisk'inS
round the neck. and the demure cap, form
a picture OF graceful drapery, moving those
OF unfortunate recent date to mourn for de-
pa. ted taste. OH that we had been our
own grandfathers, and they had been their
own grandsons, that we might have worn
red for blue, and white iastead of black; and
fourished in broad skirted coats and i'm
measurable vests.