As general rule, early marriages arc
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AS n general rule, early marriages are
advisable. The man who becomes good
husband at thirty, would not have made
bad one at twenty two-and the woman
who at five and twenty is qualified to make
an excellent wife, would not have been in
capable of discharging the duties incum
bent on welded life, at eighteen We
have mingled a good deal with mankind in
different parts of the world, and have long
since come to the conclusion, that that
community is the happest Of civilized life,
where the men and women marry at an
early age 4; and wbere there are fewest
bachelors and old maids If our readers
are unwilling torely on our simple opinion,
unsupported by arguments or facts, we
beg leave so refer them to the celebrated
letter from DR.. Franklin to john Alleyue.


Push your capacity as it is able to ex-
tend.