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eS which they at pfeleHt polels VIZ
have no other alternative but to quletl
fubmit to their fate, and make the com
promile upon the bef terms upoi
which they can efea it. TWAS much
wilhed, and indeed many reports ieem-
ed to confirm the relation a little, that
lord Mellon had been cle!e after the
enemy, as 10 re..der it highly probable
that the time Of their arrival among
the illands, was 10 near each other that
the plan of the combined fleet mutt
mua> be frultrated. But intelligence Via
Bottom, poGtively aiierts that on the
twenty Iecoad Of April, twelve days
after, they had left Cadiz Mellon had
had bot been heard Of at Gibraltar
which gives the French and oPanilh
admirals time to confult their meat1res
and frike fome blow which may pre-
duce very lalting mqreilion.
The quantity oF troops on board, the
rank Of the officers commanding the
expedition, and leveFal collateral cir
cumtances-ali induce degree OF be-
lief that Jamaica will not be omitted
in their operations and that that Is In
deed Appointment o5jeet in view, and
which will repay the mott unpleaiant
lois which an attack upon 1t might g
cation. Asthe troops landed from the
Rochefort {quadron in the city OF ST.
Domingo mutt have been imu- Gent
for its defence and fecurity agalnlt the
blacks unlefs there were iome grand
attempt to be made it would be fuper-
huous to fend ten thou!and men to the
French Weft Indies, which are ltrongiy
guarded, & amply provided with every
thing necenary to withaand the force
whichnight be tent againf them. That
conquea in the cafe Of Jamaica is the
intention, if any attack is to be made
upon thatifiand atali can eafily be de-
monltrated. There is no other iaand
worth retention, there is no other iiland
which offers allurementS to Bonaparte,s
ambition, not that it will at all enrich
the French nation, but it will be ienil-
bly, felt as great drawback upon the
trade and revenue, and nothlngls more
orobabl than that if a French force
iheuld fucceed in obtaining poiieilion
of the iliend, tie negroes and aooflgi-
mes will Immediately follow the exam
pie Of their brethren in St. Domingo.
On the iubjeef Of the w. /. mott men
are intereled, and all with that affairs
ihould take fuch turn as to promote
their individual advantage, this warps
the judgement, and makes themb believe
that to be true which exi!ied in their
imaginaaons only, and to this may be
imputed the immenIe quantity OF tloat-
ing opinions with reg to the com.
mercial regulations of this country, and
the manner in which they will be affect.
ed bv thete various movements. Thole
who have been employed in any branch
of buGnels, and have found it very pro-
.ftable, feldom with to quit it, and
heaceitis thatin oppoGtionlto all the rsjk
the trade withthe Haytians is PERTH
ed in, and always will as long as any
probability of remuneration exits -
but it can be demonitr2ted with very
little trouble that in the aggregate there
NIT be very great lois; trade which
cannot be carried on without twenty
five per cent inluranee is worfe than
none at all and although one may be
gamer, ten others or the under writer's
are loolerS.
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NfEhGOLRS
OF TNE 1-oEMG RaacLL-s.

Upon the following Aateneuts, iron, he n1on ~.
thuHtic sources, Perfea reliance may be placed
." " liam Henry Wei Lefty, Tie You're Roc JUS
only ion OF William Henry Betty, YVES born on
the 18th September, 1891 as appears from the "a
rim regiffer OF lie Church of St. c. al in Shre,ylbu.
ry Mr. Betty, the father was the ion Of DIR. Betty
phytican Q! emnence 1t Lnbrn, rrt far from Bel.
fat, in the north OF Ireland, 1t Whole dc.t, he be-
game poieiIed Of q haadiome independent fortune.
Ills wife was Nil, NI-y Stanton, the daughter 81
areipectabe gentleman IN the county Of ITo--eNer
lady Of good education aud high commitments.
who brcls him Respectable fortune, pact of which
It IS iad, IS epailsd Oh the yosrg gentleman who is
the iabjeS OF the- memoirs. # has beer frequently
laid that Mis- Stanton mad been former, either ef
former public fage, or IN he frec.,-, l..h.t If
acting in privste theatres neither Of Which reports
have the ual'eG foundation il ruth
Mt Betty at the -ine Of the bnth of his Con lived
within irlall dia.nce of ShrewGjlry, from whence
he removed few year. aiter to ths neiyhba.ffood
OF his native place IN enc north of iceland Isoe-il.
Ped farm, and aiio carried ioaa trfreG r.'a-
ting to tie linen mandatory, near B.i Ach, FL lie
county Of Down
IN The iummsr Of 500, the play Of pizario wa.
brought oui by the Belai, manager witl nu,h fien-
dor and Mrs. Sddo1s was the Eiyra. As Mr. ,,ettv
and sion happened be in the town. they yyete IN
duccd to 90 tie Theatre, beng the fri time that
Matter Betty had ever ieeu pay. From this mo-
HltiN us rare was decided. " NeH ne came home he
told his father witb fuch look Of entbufalr. aud
voice 70 pathetic that tfole who heard him viii never
forget DE expfel'on, dat he fosid certainly die,
he u1ufI not be player The wonderful lcline of
Mrs 5ddons IN Elvira, not eaty to be forgotten by
the moa phepmatic, had lett an imprenion on his
glowing mind, which nothing could eyer orale. Eve
~ dag was neglected lot BE f1,orite oieG and e
very thing conceded with b.e,ts tiroiouie and
iniiPd.--iiis propeuhty grew Hlo', more rooted By
time his iuyor.unities we're lrciabe; and h5 pa.
rents length, finding all oppoG,oa lnav- ling, were
compelled TO think i,uny Of tie grlSiclbity of
indulging ain. TIE happy moment at length 5rriv-
ed which was 70 realize our heros hopes al 4wirhes
Mr.. Atkins the manager ofths Beiiaa company, in-
duced b. the reporshe had received dud folicou to
bring forward ione extraordinary novelty on account
OF the extreme deprsion Of the tines, Offered hir ~
engagement pay q. BelhG Tor fout nights. Ac-
eordngy abcu. the middle Of Augua IN the year
1903, he announced the tragedy Of zaya thc part Of
Os0aA TO be undertaken By q Toaag G~linq7 oafy r
hoen ysa0 ofgga The fuglIsdfg Of the cShio,uon
drew tog ,he, great crowd Of people who were e.
qually aaoniihsd and erraPtured az me performance
Of ;be young a6.or
Ie after wards performed with increafed celebrity
~ the iame fagc, the characterised Do..is, Rsa, &
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WILLIAM PRICHARD.

4 FIER a r5f4s@st q near feesnty ysa,s in TIE CITY
81 R'tIhgo79, Il Bo0i.iAler and Sfafioaey, Of.
Jfy5 lis 7Vbsle STOCK IN TRADE ros SAN. .a5l,
10 @aoaaal' 7oLo a7gb iaeae 10 an eig5le tariu in
e Hoes, ar 10 tie pajie more ,ea4sd ,iees A5an in
any Cay 2fibe Uaiiel Slater.
TO any fro9 -pbo might qojG 70 Jfeoae bis Jeee6oy,
TIE n79f advantageous t,ms qyeua be e8sre4-GtI ar
Tgel'd not only i!-'e feywa"ea, bat lqsrafivs g5-
.500e'7f :" Ills beye4i'ag CITY, TBg:, f5ye}5re, 7p59
640e @ay 0ievv Of bi5 had, qoN be- aLcI :. ..sa,, =.
80, IsJ9ngi!y, 6y iIiy. Tie aoet on bauJ
To9F' Py,a9aHy Of tie msf qtt,og.d modern zvyife,,
E9" fg'y Srasr5 IF eaes and literature, az alb qen-
raj fostta1 sfIatV ari5ayies, bsB Eu,o5ean and ne
,ieaH eal:isn,.
I1< filtration efjai< 5sg1-Go,e is qgsH hiram 10 evey
fsy0n 5gbo 6s ejsd Rie5n,oad as heinz The uoq e,tyi
eA4 f'ape7is7f i4o4 far beJe Of Book av3 Station
@Iy a'elj adje long Peyioa zgeb be bas continued =,
osg2r il, ba' oyo givrn dial5 byjsysqss ear stLsy
7!'G r'ege'a' |oot3ssTI aad faays @roz555l! the u
- TIE Pro8,ifor has on basg PIANO FOR
l IS, 70a'9a0faf et' fJe bsR qnaiiy--EEW MUSIC.
ant 0zri92s kiad Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Cc.---.FG -
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A CERTAIN TAACT oF LAnn-

CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND,
:, IuAIEo II tte comfy ef CAM .R, Oh 5s branch
Is I43 ITe'a G74 railing Rive,. car r;,i7, Q 500
4''@,' borrasd5g he he.ds u Hrr5-s q,d 4F.yeail.
INSo' ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. i,
.ge '''e F04a!', O" tGe 7ca:eys ef Beavsy end 7,
C'-h'' containing Jar A1ed AID mr. osye,. ~ i,s.
1Ff,'0'e J4"0, and inerdg saTf Of eybai is e4 l,a-
fer'5 mountain. ''''-
ALS0, ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND. IN
tie ait foa"ty or he braebcf IF P,Grg, Pa.t.4q nd
|IG c'1ek', containing $50 oerrl, Grd bsy.ll Z, g.
''-5j0a'S, Casaey' ami dfayiiu's lloG,
-4ASc, ANOTHER TRACT OF LIND +,
J9d e'nn.y, containing $50 are, on lie I4aI br,l. of
~ nb Jort Of Failing Piqe,, and nsos ( f.tG.1G 81
LST{ 'ao"oiai" aud 5ornds' By d:gy, rsy5.. end
Also, ANOTHER TRACT OF I1,,n
Ja'a e'AHty' Containing so 9res or he LeIIL,aa he
J"sb Jok FrAFqg Rive, en- bo.J 4es Of H.. ,-o;, ~
ard S'D"';a6y ~s Lasg msaatais ard Ris6a,d sa,b'
also, ANOTHER TRACT oF1ANn
frafed~be ers2eya 5r4,a5.s ar RaGaloe C,,.I :, f.
e'p0ty q C1m3bH, eo.tsi.sg $50 S.ye,, AMI evn,,I.
kga-VR By fJs IF Turner, 1l1ee.
also, a TRACT UPLAND. ftyo,y;u
j'n eoHTty N9't5- CGyoano, eopfairi7- 50 ,.r IN
Hns' an e"eaio" Ggaigf D4neaa Eef, ;y. end sylI e.
ID tie vl.RaFs (ie al Rokicb, NotB- Ce,a1, a, ~.
a,e1 10 J'5a T0@ii"', 7@as@y tie weyea!, -..o, in
ALSO, A TRACT Or LAND, :, p,,r;t
eoa'ty Figaia, on he bsad crat.ys Of Sogg 1l,,a -,
Se' containing 1870 acres, 1oye or , &C. bar 5 f,o,
JOIN H'gGs' 10 BreLaasa, D&nlgb e Ca, rllarjJ :,
be county cant IF Prtyii, 1t EI,25ry Cant. Ieo0
d fo3f4yz5A part 9ftkis .rasg is yj.5 is4y g,,pcl.
also, LOTS No. & s, eaeb bqlfa.ys,. c..,,.,
OF TIE 1Fo"yt, ia be tozgn IF Ne,v-Loadsa, on z,5eL
a'e q fore add7rehiag k9ai.
Also LOTS No. Is * 10 in E,a ,ozgs. eou-
ti7iGg aeref affirming the oho1 hLs.s !st, z,,.,.-
g" l5 .. ami otte1 orf iagjcs ao7o R1aA
Also, LOT No Al /tuoisd in l,iI fo-or, ram
'a'@.'g e'l7 SS'e', e No. 10 Z 43, esqzinirr egeL
1850, A TRACT or LAND oy,;,,c II, ~
D,'f tois' containing zoo asye zobieb land 7loes Psk
Ppyebq5d # Pames Crq,qb, as 7yiH assl,y Ly u. 1J
'"1@1'f 'eeo'@d in tie djFri6l court Of Wezo-Lon-
N he lrrs tine ael 1ire- and uSaa tie lana. term,
7vtH BE- SaA IN0I'HER 1-RACT or Inn ~
I@~;bIfH county, eeojeiai,e 900 asres.
NJ tie (-17e hl.e and Place zeiH be ELi rToE
SH11RGS IN TIE UPPER APph1J5gToy
LANhL COlNPAN2,-A f,i5ey dfyj...-n r.
me IG"af amt o' Is @7ed n4a-ngyy, as HoG 5gqe5 n
fH1sogje T9W9 e9p.li oiezv .ban.-E1y. 7bswa, R,i6
1g'HI pear fs 'ald'a CambjeH county and h in Me,.-
A0"a'H-Azr Drnesa E9, j,. be iaad5 in Po,1r eol,-
~ ana 14T' SarH! Sfa9hs hjatm Pofyici oaanfy, ami
me asfaf nay bs/erq a46iieaiioafo I1e,. Py,Hc y
Ilaaenye 9fRieb1go7G-Ortb.L,, J, 1J h.. '-,,.
81 10 noqb5 7oiH te g1ea, and on tJs canal S5a,e, a
area" g - mo@fbs--be PysbgSr gigiqg 6oad qcib az
3oiafeAy 3H4, 1''' "0'
DAVID BUCHANAN,
BY ROBERT POLLOK, BIZ, Aiio,aey.
JOHN DUNLOP,
ROBERT LoLLOK
February S.--tdE
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD

y ANYWAY from the fubicriber, on ThurrJa,
- evening laa, negro fellow, named SAMUEL
BARKER. He has yellow complexion, is five feet
hVe - inches high, about IS years Of ape, aud has
large fear over his left eye. he wears ear-rpgs N
each OF his ears, and had when he eloped doubl
5reaed coat There be little doubt Of his atenip,
inS oPais as free man. forged certificate Of his
freedom was found tie day after he went off. The
ABOVE reward vii be given any perlon who will fe-
cure him II jail 70 that get him again.
JOHN FOSTER
February Q Dr.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOP SFIP

M Ill BE sol y. to the hishef bidder nm ,L .
W Premiies, on the third day of April next. a,
II ciocl' an undivided moiety in the two los IS
GROUND formerly the property of Andrew RorsIJ
Gee q. fronting the Eaion of the James River C.n,I
near the center Of the city Of Richmond. with an M
o''He& n'oety OF IL tie valuable BUILDINGS tberaon
counting OF large three fory BRICK BUII DINO
csh'y iest IN length, with fourtenements, tUepf,,
feet wide and .crty-five feet in length with Gre I
ces on the iirlt and iecond floors roonv osr,.,. =;
each with large wheels fixed for hoinc and lo,,.-
mig packages, &c with diipatch and cafe Good div,
SeH%Fs; ".th hre places in each. This houe Ia. ben
4@tey Dut and IN good repair adjoining Is vel, &
mined two tory framed dwelling hnnfs e,r..- >,
Tee! !G"2re Ia good cellars, wj, 6ge Mac IN
each Tor cooking, IN the frf and lecord fao,s a-s
eight rooms and in fire Places-Allo, f,,. ,,yo a.
~ brlek 7ou1, wtniou rooms, with fire plsces,i,
eaon convenient for fore OF fnall family i,e,y;c
i"'"H wooden bai!dirg with cellar, builo for litcb
en-, and may be uitd ihop ailo two f,blo. s1
carriage houie The buildings excent tb. it,
ltaDie ana carriage hOuie, are injured in tS. A6,i
iniurance Company aganft fire III the Gate of yiro-
ma, aud the premiums paid Thelots front the b H.,
on one ide, and are bounded by Carys Greet and r5e
itreet leading to Shoekoe wareAouie, on she two O.
ther hides .! them, ard are as convenient FOR coo-
mercia or other bulinof, as any in the city.
The terms Of aie, will be leventeen thoufand dol
lars IN ready money, the reidus payable the firth dav
OF Ausuit next Tor which reidue, bond with APPROX
cd ieeury viii be required. 1t is deemed unner.rI,-
~ to Rate the great value of the above property 70
thoie who reidc in this city, but for the norm5tio
OF strangers the fubcriber b-gs leave to State tbat
;he aioreaid property IS Immediately oppcG,e the
lower part Of the balm of the James canal ,ybs
all the produce OF the upper country Is anded and
TO any Perion deiirous Of carrying ON thr eopln;(on
briineis ez'anvey perhaps is hyperion to any other
February ST 'N'
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|. TONIpKINS

kSPECTFUL.LY igjar,1s t6ejc concerned.
4 fhat 5e baS removed tbr booSs a9.! e,,b.rt +
t3e1G'e esncsrn ofRober! Pollok s. c.. AID d.
lap, Po.laE y Go. 10 a nezy Bt:ct E,.E neDr
t5t BGia, and GiyeHir obboffe 10 tbs ScoI- Jo,'c
Ebe,e he bGS jo, .jsie, a .js1o bis.5 n ON
CoGNiAC Brandt, eff9,oio3r qnaiity. = -
December IL.
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TO PRINTEP G
HENRY OURAM-pRESS-NhrE.
JOHN FOSTER

HENRY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SoNf6-eaSf corner IF PRIME anil Sixfb-6restt..
ESPECTFULLY informs The trad,, tbat b,
:. a9aerfakeJ 10 Il3Ply Pyiatiag-OTre5 7yit5
carry Ehi1g in bis Inc, baying r1szaLot PIN
fet'J Joiaer, co1Raafl2 emti2redm sgehi,g the
tooodP a,f 81 PtcGc;, FnrqitaJr, Rules, Sjc. s.jc
Cbglt' 2t'nH .bseJ, CoDbgEHg SiicS5, Byl,G ~
Wood Cahlyt, =. s.. eonga1fiy ON bgni mr.
male 10 order eoitb djlpafcb and neatileG.
OrderJ JroH arr Parf offbs Continent afte,d-
II TO- Pbiiad. Jan. S. epsu.
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JOHN SPINDLER,

y ESPECTTULLY Informs The Ladies and
~ Gentlemen IF Richmond, tin. be intends to
teacb DRAFTING, PAINTING. in oil Colours
Hnd CrGyon5, end .yould instruct 8 or babi3i, n
t92Ie 6ranete5, eit5sr b. qyaitirg on them, or at
b'5 bst1s' Q2p9ffs 7bomG5 HiHsn's En-. 6ack
~ q. Sign, Hogie, and Military Colours faint
ed 9y J. j. Orders from THE eomiiry puq4uaUy
"''e""s" 10. et2m.
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Rowe With his fpocefs in oh-r parts of ireland, in
Scotland sni .ev,sal towns England, particularly
in Birmingham and Liverpool the pnhi,c perfeSf
ly acquainted through the medium OF the daily prints,
and only remained FOR London audience witpels
- oplay of his talents, confirm The tributes
ol PanegyriC Previouily conferred upon MS different
performances. ia lis private Department he exhibits
the manner and feelings of boys OF his own age lie
is FOND of, and participates H. the uiua games ard
fports of vcnth I4s slilralt;cn : rs,,slah!, e.i,
and BENEVOLENT, and be 10 fee from an pride and va
n'ty, but poisaes JUN confidence in his genius an
pow ers-- Ls7d. PEP.
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y II p'rfo7' i,Sstta6 - lie !aie Grsr ofBUCFIA-
4 = Nan, nUNLoP e co. % Pesrs4rq, RO-
BERT POLLOK q co. Of Piei1yeaa, a7S BUN
LoP, POLLOK Z co. IF Afan,jef.r, are br,es,
Notified tsat Te-er Darior, Int sqyv.r in ne az.
'o"eerH,' ha' 6f.aTr r-r5fs- IF t6s ov;arap dtbf,
fsy Tg'H 'Sereo's Be "Lasfo a-fkc ,orf 70 Nh 2slr
1o,5Se'7 'faig n R'esss'sf, or fbr aer6.r rsia,s
~ sfry, 7vao 2!a7t arc anftoy;fI 70 zakr eoeses,
'Tf grant ditbr'se'!pi!5 Mi! be il fyi,.irafeiy ea-
8treed GgrP al 1s5o 70 rot make ,a, eare 5e I'm
sf ftbraa,y rsai.
JoEN DUNLOP, .4f.o,sey
FOR TiIrES DyNLOP.
Petsy5Hrg, Nov -, 1904. eff
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BROKERS OFnrrr

HE SagfrBer be, oSaaad q B,,ley,, Oa,.. o.,.c,.
4 TIE U7ior Taqs,u, amt oUe, BE Coyg;s ',''''l
1ba0za' ami firms L@e. 1G!2Y 5-,; co.,; \, ~.
4DW be f'a9ia5.ea vD.tb F,itg ,f'sliy
IHoAGlfS NORYELL.
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IIe Afterwards ran tc her embrace, and hurled
his bead ~ her boiom with fuch an eiiufon OF
tenderness as deeply to affect every heart that
had ever received pleaGre from maternal en-
dcarments.
His quarrel with Cienaiz,or called for reoui-
flies of very different defcription. Il was
equally we'll managed. Pride now gave du.
lance to his department, and defiance was paint
ed in his 2tpect.--No leri than his gallant IA
theirs, hie eyes were ike the eagles as well as
the doves.
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WASHING TON TAVERN

he subscriber las taken a leak oftbis te,e-
I mfnf far uaryksy or years. aad h., s.t
state 9fr9ai 70bisj ,e7ss,s y rot yE,;o f. ~
Ch' Bsfaf ne gas..s be bas dlGs5ed 5,irI,. -.D
e'lea'la 10 fsso7"7oAsie rig; zoJo are aax,z, -,
P'lVesy Tran a tavsra ylaLy qfsr.5 Tux is@lg..1,
05s'" tie f25Fe I7sare and are ,lftBia tn,
?td5e tG&,te" Thy ba9e d.ilaslvaptqg- oe, ~ =.
6ojs' "a 3i' City, 7oiJ rgeg 10 3g,e al, ard e[.1I,
yy9fsr: re Der coon STAahEs Ga4 a,rfsn. fssI. ~
ne @Ji FoSd1E. I7stn9s,s his ciscs to Bis f;ierl I'm,
Dl P4I''.' G6 g'es %e07 st no an7ga ga.7i-r -o,
any altar PTaeier 12Jej aiy5t, in any d-Gr.e ban.
@n:y 10 d5froy tie Psaes Of lis Lsyjs, zsH .gy h
teG. '' % f''"''E-
NJ. EDWHPD RAkLAM
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II o T l c {.

ME the undersigned, partners in the late concern
Of BUCHANAN, DUNLOP, & Co. A. %
tertaarg, Of ROBERT POLLOK, & Co. At Picb-
niond, and OF DUNLOP, POLLOK, & Co. ar Mn.
cheher, have fold TO Mr. James Dunlop, orr l,.e
partner m ia'd concerns, the debts now On. TO- ave,
Go5"and at thee difference labhhmsnts-Thoc. in
Ge''ed VIII therefore peaie take notice that here
James Dunlop, his attorrey or attorneys. and
t''e having claims agaua thcic concerns viii a,rI.,
for payment. Try
DAVID BUCHANAN.
81 ROBERT POLLOK,
bis ano,1ev
ROBERT POLLOK.
Virginia, Petersburg, Dee g. 1904 (ersp,,
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HUGH 7. CRAWFORD

AS Juit Received, per the flip Alexander from,
< I London: a general At.oItment Of Cerrira
on moderate terms O-S o.
Richmond, Dec. q. ra,,,o-.
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as he pleafed he won
Anhearts with loftnois or ui.h ipirit awed.


Al hearts with ioftneis or with fpirit awed
Mof actors here fume, rant aud scRiculate.
! The boy remained perfectly cool, and produ-
ced the deired effect by DETERMINATION. He
teemed 70 penetrate the very foul Of Cfienai1oR,
and to make the villain trembie as he iaid-
Did not fear to freeze thy lallow valour,
And make thee fink too oon beneath M fvord,
I'd tell thee-v,hst chou art. inevp tb.e.
Even when he drew his fvord it did not ,nne,r
| that he might net have executed his threats hut
for the interference Of Rand7i95. His dignifed
refuial TO fubnit the diipute to am deciiion hut
that OF his own breaiS, could only be exceeded
! ny the itcady manner in which he reftited the
,niidious overtures of lis opponent, and faid TO
| him
When contend again orr Rsife IS morrsl.
! In The fifth act he WAS as great as ever. We
hurry over the foiernnty with which he s;,os;s
The fohloouy III the grove the captivating We
neroiity with which he difpe.led the fears of
, Ote N9-7'aI; the maenanimity with which he
aliayed the approximations of his mother; and
the tender refpe6t with which he Yielded TO her
more prudent counfels that we NAV pay !
trnall tribute of sPpjaut TO his merit in the dy-
ing fcene. After he had received the treacbe-
rous wound from Gleaaivoa, his ipit was I'M
.ubdued, but his arenrth appeared rapidly to
Idii MN, ana lite TO et1 away. Ii was TnOit
attii6ting, and of courlr natural exhibition of
the laft moments Of youthful folder. The
thought that he had done nothing 10 peroetu-
ate his name, feemed to fill him with the moi
doetI, regret. The lines
| Oh had fallen IS my brave fathers fell,
J Turning, with fatal ann, the tide Of battle;
| Like them ihould have inild and welcon' death.
were fpoken with fuch earnsRnels, amidG the
c0nvulhve throes that flook his frame, as TO
convey lively notion Of the manner in which
we may iuppote fome of the heroes of anriuui
! ty, or the knights Of later times, TO have deli
vCred the dying fpeeches that have been afcrjb-
ed to them. Yet this thought, though noble,
is iomewhat feIdih. He was perhaps grander
fill, when, iuft before he expired. he turuc,
his thoughts to the forIom and unprotected
fate in which he was about to leave his unhap-
by parent, and wiItfully turning his glazed ey.s
| upon her, he uttered the vain with
! But who hall comfort thee
o had it pleaied high heaven to let me live
"A little while; my Mother, O my Mother!
1t was altogether performance the n,oR .,
toniihing and the NOT delightful. The sYG;-
! ence were repeatedly electrified 1.-THE vopno
I man IS not, ike Douglas, cut off crcrnstvr,L,
( by unfair treatmeat, he is likely to obtain o,r-
manent renown. How lucky The accident That
( irit led him TO the ftsge. He is now r-C.urd
from the humble lot to which he otheny;C
would have been doomed, and mas before him
the brighteit profpe6ts that can animate horcn-
rabe ambition.
! TranfPlanted now to Tie gay funny vale,
Like the green thorn of May his fortune hoyvers
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CHOICE LANDs-FoR SIR.

a DIVISION of the famous saura Town .ands ba-
: wig taken place between the heirs of Ian,es
"a ARK Farley, Eiq. deed ard Col John S. FARLEY and
ms ter Mrs. Elizabeth Morton The fubfcribe.s. Pc
osrt Taylor d NoTols, and Charles Duncan ~ poy
ian, near Peteribrrg fully empowered bv the C;d
C"I. Farley and hrs Morton 20 difpof. Of th.;r ,r
portion, containing 1852 acres. which ,re ,r,,.c1
ana i"id "n ~ eight lots, containing from 500 70 oSo
acres agreeable to plots in The podeao1 of the ,.3
duncan he four iargeG lots are Of excellent on,ii,
esen containing eo1Gdcrahe proportion Of ths r;cb'
eit 10" grounds, which produce tobacco Of tl,s vsr,
arh ena'i'y, as has been experienced by ore Of bs
'uD.eii5eIs VINO ihPPed it for aruuher ofy years
hoie lands lie on Dan and Smith, rivers IN D Of
nehdm county, on the border, of North CsroI;r,
-So"t 20 miles from pe.,ri,ufy ,nd Richmond -
cIe are isdom inch lands fer aie, they nup be a.,
ooJsel to tnoe VINO want TO pureisfe luch as ,giU mr.
euce me tobacco, hemp and il',al grain. One fir -
the price mui' be paid in ready money. ore t-i r.;
twelve months, and the other ttird IN two 49, . -
PnrehJcr giving bond with uuete, n,ionaIS r,', ;-,,
Fearing n'erea from fl,s date If not pppg,,l,, 49,.
noe Who with 20 purciaie viii be new, ILL., End
BY pot'o' Joi'n c. Cox, living AZ I.e.Eey.rc 80
Rockingham Couri-IlouIe, ard the tenn, ~.
known BY ''''' i--'.e
kObFPT TAYIC2, or
CHARLES DUNCAN.
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es.' me- d-:5 sf Lsys E5!y,siea. bal yseafy feies
Pho aai led lsyez s-s a-,s sysr 81 part. II a5e
eeas.,y.
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NOTICE.

He .EaLfcri6c,s bardng PIT ea enSto t5eir r.
tail 5yfastJ, reqaef IRE de6fort 10 iris t;,p, to
come forsvard, gvi:kont is5 otile, 10 ha7ir. be.r
accounts nd:nlPed, a.d 70 pey z0bat my 81 die.
IL ,greaf Indulgence has Geen Array ci1s3, fer
tier caanof rety6aa5ls Be expected. George Nd
CyeoLs SrW affesd at IRIS Place, .jort5e purbojcs
offftfirg ne Geeo'oit5, Gnd rsceiq'ing samiept5,
59e @.l'g 40 HcF per, o. Sipe }dt:ltarfory afr
raRee or baginS f5on, n.gR 6laa,e fAenytiseJ II
/AifS are i9Fi.Vied 1laizg them.
L2LE 81 Nc CRBDLE.
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