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their instructions should be turned, is that of daughters, wives, mothers and

 mistresses of families. They should be,

 therefore, trained with view to these several conditions, and be furnished

 with ideas, and principles, and qualili- cations, and habits, ready to be applied and appropriated, as occasion may de mand, to each of these respective situa- tions. Though the arts, which merely cmbellish fife, must claim aimiration, when s s.sa .f sts;assee comes comes ss::ss5} it IS q companion whom he wants, aid

 Lot an artist. Itis notmereiy cFea- ture who can paint aud play, and sing, and draw, and dance-it is being who

 can comfort and counsel him; ohc Tho

 can reason, and reflect, and feel, and

 judge, and discourse, ard discriminate !;

 one wilo can assist him in his affairs, tighten his cares, soothe his sorrows, purify hisjoys, strengthcnhis principles, and educate-bis ehildrcn.s Such is the womfn who is fit for wife, q mother,

 aud amistress ofa family.-Ladies' afqs.