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sideration, and at length, in consequence OF
the entreatics of an intimate friend, accepted
his offered hand. 1t is now four or five years
since they were married, and it is we'll
known they have never enjoyed happi-
ness, and that the reason is because the wife
is possessed Of genuine religion, which
prompts her to love her neighbor as herself,
and to act with propriety the part which
has been assigned to her in the great thea
ire of human life whilst her husband is
totally regardless of his temporal or eter-
nal happiness. | have said they were un-
happy-they are 50, because the marriage
is an Unmatched one; the parties to It are
unfit to be yoked together. Whilst love to
GoD, and desire to act up to the line OF du-
ty, impes the one to action, love OF pleas


ure and sensual enjoyments, are the chle'


sources of happiness to the other.


Your readers may each draw what inter


ences they please from this brief relation


and it's accompanying remarks; one, how
ever, is so obvious that it may be mentioned


now: it is that individuals in forming matri
monial contracts, (and particularly religion
persons) should weigh we'll the matter, les
by premature decision they forfeit harpi
ness and plunge themselves into irremedia
bic misery. Z. u.