COURTSHlp AND MARRIAGE.
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Jasper, (said my uncle Jonta,) in associat-


ing with the ladies, remember the advice OF
President Adams" "Make no advances un-
less you have every assurance otbeIng well
received" you have mind to marry
your uncle is an old soldier: he has seen
much in his time, and can advise you the
best mode of beseging..the fair sex,-Never
60 sneaking like desponding lover,-Nev-
er so simpering after.any of them, nor be q
slipper carrier to ball room. Beware OF
making yourself too cheap among them oy
Your attentions, for too much attention often
produces contempt, and cs mot bear the
idea that my boy should be sighted by any
sirl. Remember that "if one won't marry,
another will" and that "there are as good
hsh in the sea as ever were caught. IL
any one should once slight your address, De
VT like cannon ball-ncver smile on ner
again, till you are certain she has heartily
repentea. Mrs L. snce told me tnat
gentleman asked her to have him-she
replied, "Sir, will thank you if you never
mentlen that subject to me again.. 10
which he answered. "Madam, / am glad OF
II, Tor If you had said yes. I know not how
shouid have got off," She never was more
mortified in her life, and I'll engage she DID
No Np' treat her next lover in like manner
Ns*, Jasper, continued my uncle, i you
hope yo} will get girl that your