The lady's accomptant and best accomplisher: In three parts. Containing I. The first Four Rules in Integers only, likewise Reduction, with the Tables of Money, Weights, Measures, &c. II. Arithmetic in whole and compound Numbers, and the several Rules exemplified in a variety of useful Questions with their Answers annexed; likewise a Collection of Questions, for the greater trial of the foregoing Rules, and to which are added a few diverting ones. III. 1st. An Alphabetical List of Abbreviations of Words. 2d. An Index of Marks, Stops, or Pauses in Sentences, with their Use and Explanation. 3d. Superscriptions, and Forms of Address. 4th. Complimentary Cards, with Copies of Letters on several Occasions. 5th Forms of Receipts, Notes of Hand, Bills of Parcels, Inland and foreign Bills of Exchange. 6th. Moral and entertaining Sentences in Prose and Verse, on Advice, Virtue, Religion, Wisdom, Learning, Industry, Frugality, Honesty, &c. &c. proper for Youth of either Sex, either to transcribe or study, by way of Evening Task. The whole being designed for the use of schools, as a proper Question Book, and for the Improvement of the Fair-Sex. in good Sense and correct English. By Charles Vyse, Teacher of the Mathematics, Author of the Tutor's Guide, and late Master of the Academy in Portland Street, Cavendish Square; but now Master of the Academy in Old Round Court, in the Strand