A group of three (3) Shakers Rules for Visitors printed notice having the following text: IN consequence of the increasing amount of company to which we are at all times subject, it becomes necessary to adopt the followingRULES FOR VISITORS.FIRST. We wish it to be understood that we do not keep a Public House, and wish to have our lules attended to as much as any one would the rulesof their own private dwelling. SECOND. Those who call to see their Friends or Relatives, are tovisit them at the Office, and not to go elsewhere, except by permission of those incare at the office.THIRD. Those who live near and can call at their own convenience are not expected to stay more than a few hours; but such as live at a great distance, or cannot come often, and have near relatives here, can stay from one to four days, according to circumstances. This we consider sufficient time, as a general rule.FOURTH. All Visitors are requested to rise to take Breakfast athalf past Six in the Summer, and half past Seven in the Winter.FIFTH. At the Table we wish all to be as free as at home, but wedislike the wasteful habit of leaving food on the plate. No vice is with us the less ridiculous for being in fashion. SIXTH. Married Persons tarrying with us over night, are respect.fully notified that each sex occupy separate aleeping apartments while they remain.This rule will not be departed from under any circumstances. SEVENTII. Strangers calling for meals or lodging are expected to pay if accommodated.UNITED SOCIETY,

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