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Kindness and dc poison Of rnidnieht nlurecr

kindness and tic poison Of rnidnieht MURDER
OF quantities so Inconsistent, yet by the poets
/int so happily b;cadcG, can be supported on.
liy by vast co,npaSS Ct theatrical abilities
Difficult rs ,Ac Performance is, Mr.. Green
certainly supported his part With great effect
generally with great proprictv. His ci,iet
defect was IN not Sufficiently supporting tn,
dignity OF Macbeth. He sicwcd iirmne.ss G.
noagh in the murder Of Duncan, but too much
weakness after it was done. He shoald have
exhibited speaking picture o. horror art, q
gonv y even grief Tor his deed, but that pr;. s
shoald c:isdain the lamentations Ct wrctcj,ed-
"css. Eesidcs this, liz mad, tho in Il very
lspla!i degree, another fault which, as fai. as
my very limited obscrva;icih extends, is al
ra1ct universal Oh the stage wn;ch is, il G.
Yer! LOFTY and lcng cc:l;.aucd flight eli the
Fest, to become impoi2ntiy bn;s.l?ols tcw-
ards the conclusion, and after hat ine i.o.s,cd
Ike 4 midnight blast iii Gesa;at;ng e.illi,.c,.r
G'oig the mountains side, finally subsidies IN
the valley intu holiow, inc,istinct, uk,rm;;r
ing breeze. This may arise fi,cn the cx-
haussion which the previous effort has pro
ouccd, but IL would certainly be proper ncv-
or to rise TO a con.ortOn O.. gesture or tone
CT voice, from which we could ntt descend
with case * propricty. But iii NEST cases
heartily united in the appliances of the au,;i-
c2ce "iiich acknowledged Mr.. Green 20 be
aii Impressive, chaste, ans! elegant 2ctcr-----
Mrs. ol1cidc did the character u i..,iY Me-
beth, the highest justice. Her performance.
always graceful & captivating, was here Sc
ilcmn, diSniticd, & Impressive. She has a
just and accurate conception OF her charac
ter, and consequently hcr performance is al
was appropriate. But the so.lncss &. music
OF her Voice would seem 10 unfit her ior sucl,
Character as Lady Macbeth, who gras,,s
az Giadcnls & sceptrcs with { spirit which
racc!.s at all the a;niab,e attributes of her
sex. 1t is to be lamentcd that Nj. Twaits
has devoted himself so exclusively t. come
dy, notwithstanding he has attained an al
most unrivailed excellence in that depart
mcnt OF the drama. Nature has gifted him
with astonishing theatrical powers, and we
forget his want ofpersonal advantagesin ad-
imring his perfect command of person and
voice His cnunciation is extremely distinct
= impressive, s. his whole elccutioa comman-
ding. He has quicliness of perception & a
Nvacitv OF fancy which often distinguishes st.
self III a Jeu n eSttTit drawn from some cir
cnmstance % recent occurrence, or then be-
fore his eyes. Mr.. Young has a commanding
person * voice, and 10 want of theatrical "a
bilities, and Cannot with proper attention fail
to become Very surer ior actor
lit IS to he regretted that the tragedies Of
Shakespeare are not more frequently pcr-
formed. should be extremely delighted to
sec Mr.. Twaits il the character OF Othello
& Mr.. Green i'll that of iago
ARlSTOpHANES.
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THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, WOVE1GBER 1, 1911.
INTERESTING IMPROVEMENT rs.
COMMUNICATED
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

We understand, that Mr.. Daniel French
(Mechanist and Engineer) OF New York, has
constructed a very usefnl Machine for ma
'nuiacturing Bricks one of which may now
be seen in operation or the premises of Mr.
anderson Barre, who has purchased tho OK
elusive right for this State. in this Machine,
the Bricks are made from the clay without
Its being made into mortar. The clay is APP
piled with only its natural moisture as it is
commonly few inches below the surface of
the Garth the Machine moulds the Bricks
III the neateSt manner and with great expo
dItioD, and it has been found by experiment
that the Bricks made liz this way, of good
Clay OF al uniform texture, will burn equal
to those made in the common way. The
Bricks are delivered from the Machine, rca-
ely to hake or pile away, saving the { spence,
time, and risk OF Carrying INFO Il yard to dry,
and can be made as well in wet as dry weA-
cher, saving the time and bricks lest
BY bad weather in the common way.
This machine being new and for the want
ct experience presented y number of defects
in its first operations which by unwearicd ex-
crtien arl perseverance, have been over
come, and the machine is at length brought
TO degree Of perfection that c cry doubt Of
its success is removed and is likely to be one
of the most useful Of Modern Inventions.
We also understand that Mr.. French has
exhibited Model of plan for taking boats
up and down falls of water without the use
of Locks. This is entirely new, simple III
Its construction, very quick and safe in its
operation, and not requiring a one 20Oth
part of the water: Tie operation of taking I'D
or down boat with its load where there is
a considerable fall, viii not require one 18th
OF the time as by The use of locks and Mr..
French believes he can demonstrate TO the
satisfaction any, vino wish to be interes-
ted, that his plan will save so per cent in
the trst eXpence, and as he uses very little
wood about his plan and the greatest ex-
pence Is iii imperishable materials, the ez-
pence Of repairs is very little, compared
with locks, made rs they Commonly arc =
which cannot be calculated to last more
than seven years, whereas the expensive
part Of this new plan will last for ages, as
any one will find on examination Of his inn
provement.-The vast importance of this
plan is evident from this consideration -
thst as it takes so very little water i'm the
operation, very small Gua,tity Of water
nil supply the canal, and sinus render navi-
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ysUIE AMERICAN PLEADEE-JOnN


III K. JONES has the pleasure Of announ-
eng to the Gentlemen of the Bar, the publications
OF the r. rst Volume of the f,ncrican Pieader and
IatrgerS Cnfde, in commencing, prosecutins and
defending actions at Common Law and suits ia Eu,i.
ty, with full and correct precedcnts of Pieadines in
the several cases which most frequently occur--Tn
which ~ added the Merchants, Clerks and Sherif,
Notwithstanding all the necessary forms apperI
tanning to their respective pursuits-By HIM. NJ
HcaiHS, Esq.
He has also received large assortment of yaluaS
bic BoOhS in the various departments of Literal.
tlrc.-To his Law collection, he invites the atten.
ton OF the Nirginan Practitioners and Students M.
bcin, by his late arrivals rendered equal if not SUI
peilor, to any other in the State.
~. H.. Any work which he may not have in the,
Store, viii be procured, if to be had cer in Balt;l
more, Philadelphia New-York, at the regulars
prices the
o.. TIE following NEW BOOKS will be found
opposite l.Je EGgle-Iaueyn
The Maternal Physician, treatise IN the Nurturu
ami Management of Infants, from the birth, until
two years oid-by .4aperican .fatyon This
Missionary, an indian Iale-6p Hiss Ozcenson. with
an elegant Portrait. Romantio Talcs--by ~ O..
Le7uiS The Vision of Don Roderick--by W, Scsfs
with variety OF others too 20 particula
ize.
~ Bo0K-BLNDEN'G continued as usual.
-No'- l. 1aw4w
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JOHN WOOD.
FoR TIE EA'qULRER.

We were gratifed On Monday last, bv the
performance OF the Tragedy OF Macbeth. D.
the period which is ailo;tcd 20 the celebrity
oT ,,aAkes pcare's genius, VIC can perhaps
form q Better estimate from tha admiration
OF All who could UHdcrssAnd the English Ian
guage fJr the three last centuries, than from
any abstract rules OF Criticism. lie appeals
e human nature, and toos appeal mnst be
listened 70 with rapture, as long as we are IN
ascuccd b. tue feelings OF nature. The Ira
gcAy ct Macbeth IS inferior to few "a the Ira
matte compositions YIN IN have reached our
time. 10 other man than shakespeare has
ever written PIE, IN ~h;ch INC cxpccta-
t!Sn is more constantly kcpt alive, none in
wl.cn the character OF the hero, IS more uni
fornly preserved, and progressively de,e-
loped thrO' "a change CT incident so ar;iuiiy
yet 50 naturally 'inlerwo, en-, that We sec eve
~ where, in every action, the same master
spirit, the same ruiii,s passion, which after
icadinS The hero aimost iupefceptibiy to hln-
self, Trough the assassination q duncan, ur-
yes him on another, K yet another step to
guilt * murder. A character so complicated
YET SO lofty, made up q TIE milk Of bamaa
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yTIRGiEIA At Superior Court Of
thaHccry, holden AT the Capitol in the
City Of Iiel,,nond, the oith day Of Sept 1871,
Macon Ford aud Fleming, ard Elizabeth Ford, BY
The slid Macon Ford, their friend, children Of
Mary Ford, decd Samuel Weaver and Poly his
vie, John Patnan, William Patman, James WATSON
Pstman, Betscy Patman and Nancy Patman--wlich
said Polly, John, William danes, Brtsey and Nan
cv are children o. Susanna patman--ard John " sd-
dill, Molly Waldill, James u. Waddili, Eli. ihcth
Waddill and Susanna W@ddili, children of Ann
Waddhl, PPts.
.AgGirst
James VI addiH, administrator of William pi,ear,
iced. Susanna Patman, tnc younger, AMI William
Wadd,r, Defts
The DeferGGnt, Susanna Patman, thc Younger,
not having entered her appearance and given security
according to tive Acl 81 Asacmbiy aud the Rules OF
This Cont. and it Appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court, tia she is nc, nhabtant o. this county
on motion Of the Plaintiffs by thcir counsc-H 81
oyGerei, That hc sad Defendant do appear here on
tic first dav nf TIC next term and answer 10 the
hill of the Paintiffs-and tha. copy o. this order
forthwith inserted in public newspaper printed
IN the City &C Richmond Tor two months successive
u, and posted az tc door OF the Capital in the
said City.
II Caby. Jcae
Eor, L. U8w
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ORDERS IA. c01-A,c11.

The London Courier has been guilty Of a great
miStaEe, the British Niustr, Of great vcsitil,v
or they are holding them up for some particular
crisisor, there other clue To the transaction
which cannot even conie cture--for the late ON,
don papers to the oath CO Sept utterly silent as to
the Orders in Council, wic! are said in the Courier
TO have been Sisne! on the 9th of September.
u , An intelligent gentleman, writes TO lis friend
III this city from. Glasgow, Sept o. that in his opini-
on, o. B. will rc;2i.te in shape or the otber-
bcrhafs, Mr.. Foster has the O. in c. and waits TO
sec the proceedings Of Congress.
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GROUSE and LOT, TT .AUCTTO H.
N = " III be Sold this Morning, at 10 o'clock
On the ftcriises. the House an, It the Basin 40
present occupied by Mr.. Natlri W hitc containing
20 front ON Cary street, and extending 152 fec
to The !;asin. hence on the r,arsin 81 feet
he situation ri this valuable Lot, together with
ts conmcrcih advantages, renders IL almost an rvaz
in"h'e cGGston to the merchant who is DESTROYS 81
Gspost for produce
W.4LFORD = BRCGKT.
Friday, Nov. 1. It
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e \ virtue If Deed of Trust executed by
Ky James {. Anthouv ard Mar ). A no
ny, los w''t 20 the Subscriber, bearing date ON tho
day OF December, in tie year 1Slo--ard July
recorded is the ticaeral Comt--HM be Sold, to he.
highest bidder, for ready money, on Saturday, the
ssyrrth q. December nest, before tle door Of the,
Dell, in tn. CITY Of Richmond one undivided, Sd mart
o. q Tract oi LAND, situate IN the county Of CI1r-
ccster, called and known by the name of Payddise
combining, in tic whole, Eighteen Hundred .qc,es,
more or lest being The soine tract ofIard devils
ed by Philip Lee 70 his three tlaughtcrs-Nls6 the
following SIAN rs, to 7eH Sam, Frank, Bob,
derry, Reuben, Daniel, Patsey, Lewis aud IN
vie, and Mary Girl. The sale Of the foteeoin,-
property, will take place at the hour Of Eeyer, n th
iotcnooir---and decd, with special warrant r
VIII he made the purchaser, for the Land and IA
OF SALE with TIC Ike warranty, for the Slaves b.
" iLLLIM M.ARSEf8J I
Richmond, Eor. &, @ds
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gsUNANAY from the Subscriber fan
b q Yard, ii1elv Young Ncsro fc'ic'y, NAM
ell SiIEDRiCiI, hired ~ US from Doctor Brockcn-
brouclil c is about Eve feet nine inches high, well
made, ADD has a very mild and placid c,uutcnancc
and msnncN--hs dress generally Of I'ue plains
II is probable he is running the river, or ldr-
ing about Delliderc, whore he mas vile.
Or TEN Dc.krs Reward will he paid, IL he is de
vered arg t'7ac before the 1T Dccon.Gcr next.
cry t'f3HER T. Co.
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADEs.
w MY.--The Public are respectful, m
Formed, that the SCHOOL will commcnc. on the Isl,
day OF NoyemDer-An earlier intmaiion. to this ef-
feet, should have been given, but that certain rcsula
tn'!s IN College induced doubt relative the 6me.
which could be spared from Collegiate duties. :
Mr.: in,Sett continues to give lessons in MUSICk
and FRENCH as usual.
90 C&ORGE BLACKR UE.M
Williamsburg, Nov 1. otp
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR ALE.

On the 10th of December next, III IL ir.
II not the next fair day) will be sold at the lara
clearinghouse of Col Miles Seden, deed. between,
twenty and thirty Likely NEGROES, the S,ock
OF Hors fiules, Cattle, Sheep and Hogs Planta..
Ton Utensils, Sc Among the Horses are the fol-
lowing stud six years old, by Old Diomca, out OF
The Dam OF ady Bollngbroke, named Hornet--ones
other Stud, p years old, by Old Diomed out of Iadv
Bolingbroke this horse is full brother to the run
ming horse Nrangler, and is ncarl, sixteen hands
iish--NlrGiris, by Daredevil, Of Lady Boiling
broke, SIX yeas d-onc fliy by Robin Redbreast,
out of ady BoIiingbrokc years old ne flly 6rt
of Virginia, by Hornet folded in April last there
are also several other Biooded .iIayes and Cohs
The Subscriber wishes to- sell privately, TWO
ItdefS q !.g1VD, lying in the neighborhood Or
l,ichmc"d-Ihcr ere neatly Improved, ana are iu.
d'ciouslv gel for Farmers-Atl persons having
c'i"s against the estate, requested to bring them
forward, properly authenticated, ON or before thu day
of sale.
MILES SELDE.N Err.
nov j. Wtdy
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vEylvO THOUSAND DOLLARS pew.rd,

h'NtV I4OtoNND DOLLARS Reward
a tor the sum Of II, 900 doHarS, or Cy..W
TEh CESFT. for smaller sum, viii be paid by
the Subscriber any person giving sucl nsorrDatio
as VIII enable him to get possession of the MONEY
oil which the Pubic Treasury. lately Robbed, or
Oh any part thereofNo question will be asked of the
person or persons, who may restore the whole any
part OF the said money.
JCH.h PFEETON
Treasurer Of the Commonwealth.
NOV L. w3w
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAR

II ~ ~
~ u len from the subscriber, on in, mig
Of the Oath inst Saddle two Wagon Brides with
brass nails i'll tine blnd) two valuable Young iiorscs
.he Sorrci, upwards of feet high, PAGES,
and gsops, star in his forehead and small snip on
his Nose, with white feet, has "a wart OIL
of his aud lump on his neck his sl.oal-
ders II occasioncd by stuia-tlle other dark
by or brown horse, nearly feet high, gai-
iUps, well made, with straight ruinp, small star IA
his forehcad-boh horses have bcc lately broke to
the gear, the MARKS of which is st visible Oh them
they are sloh al round with tolcrab.c heavy shoes
and the marks of yoke visible thcIr nccks. 1t is
Judged that the above horses Sc. stolen by
certain Richard Burton, formerly OF Scutfle-town,
Richmond, but late inlabitant of This county
Burton is of about so years of age, stout and
square made, about feet 10 nchcs high tolelable
fond of s,roHg drink, his clothing when he went away
WAS blue mixed Virginia cloth coat, dark pantaloos,
a white Gotten or hummums shirt aud cr..vat, and a
white fur hat. will give u" above reward tor the
horses sc. conviction of the thief, 1 will give
fifty dollars for the horses, saddle and birdie only.
JAMES LEWIS,
Albemaile county, Virginia
November I. wiw
n. H. Some ofry Horses are branded with the let
ter l.. ON the jaw, Int DO not know that they are
j. L.
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C0NaILLhIclZLon

Odd eto"gh Mr.. Palmer, who has
been descending in EeA-gatc, near NJ in
his Diving-Hell, in search Of the Hlzzo iri-
safe, (sunk there during the revolutionary
soar, y penetrated into the Cabin several
weeks since, whence he brought up tcrkin
If buttcr-wiiich YVES Coon
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hEOCTOR =. ]. METIAUER offers his:
~ professional services to the Citizens az
Richmond and the inhabitants of its vicinity
Those that shall think proper to employ him ts
their Families will meet with the most PROMPT and
pu'ctu;,i attention by making application at Nirj
Moscley's COLU.MBk4.V' HOTEL. in Carya
street, Formerly occupied by Mrs. Randolph.
NOV L. w4wp
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IGOR SALE, the Ly6N,O wherein Ga. sinh
scribcr Ii Is. 50 miles from Richmc.,f ~
The great nountain road containing sSs acres abct
800 Of which arc clcarctihe balance wen tinl,rc,J
win pine aud ok, vi' cool buildings for the accom-
mediation Of family, md mssst eScelient orcI,s,,,
For terms apply % Thomas Sogyen. or
WM CHAMBERLAYNE
SEPT on. ~
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.NEu- York, Oc.. IS.
). CONNIE n CHILLY IMP ORI.iNrT.

Extract OF letter from Il Commercial
House, to partner in this city dated
Hamburg, Aug. 3, 1871.
81 am sorry to havc to communicate to
previous infimation or the Publication efo
decree on the subject, an order Of the I'm
>feror 4uas received last sveek at all orr hncs
cfhhe Douane, by which the granting for
%he future q any licences. for the e.rttortation
of cotton, Indigo, dyezooods, and other c3lo-
Mai articles are most strictly h1'ohi6hed. III,
additional e.r1,ort duty (the amount Of svhich
IS nor ye. &nozvn is also to'6e laid on coffee
and refined sugars. The mhortatiens mo
German mann uctured goods, are also inter
sicted by The same order. and alt the yag-
SONS, epen the Post zuassgoss, hare been stop
PED at LunenbmrS, the goods they had load
CT are noSu n'tder seizure, and the sQmH{es
IF them sent on TO Paris.
g DIR cityis, with RESPECT 10 her CONNER
cial liberties, United to the ,cry letter If the
cIfshng French la1oS, zoi.h the only gerry
material c1'cehtion, thai qve are not aUozoed
and Ire ferniiSsicn TO send IL to the other
f'a-ts Of the French Empire, { is. feared, 7wA
not be granted ve'y soon. In consequence
5 Of, this restriction, orr markets are zvorse
.lAGn ever they acre, aGd 4 cannot eUen
quote tie nominal Price Of cotton.'
An extraordinary preservation.-The
Wonde,Jul Magazine itseLf, among alt its r.
nj or fictitious tales, contains nothing 10 sur
ffass TIE. fact before as. i'll The ne.oatahers
.fave contained an account Of the mi9f5rtune
that befei tie .No7uGN Packet, the Hozu and
Easy, in The gale on the 20th Oct. She zvos
Gfiset IN the Sound, and the crezv, zvith Is
Passengers, only saUed themselves BY cling
zMsr to the vesseLand rigging, until they acre
taken of 6y the generous e5certions Of Cant.
Ear, Of the Packet Fame, belonging to
.Nezafhort, X. 1. zoho zvent 10 their reiief and
,c8orded it at the hazard Of his life. One
passenger, hoz,ever, M. Samuel Har-
ing, zoaS not &c be found among those 4vho
had sustained Men,SeiUes on khe 7ureck, and
shc SnhfoSition zvas that he had been drczy,-
"a in tie cabin. The racket drtted on The
Long Island shore, o1lfiosite Fairfield, and
yhe neat day a number q. heofiLe zvent dozvu
70 the beach to secure her. Hhen she right
I'd, behold ! there zuas Samuel Waring, a.
Foe and 7veN, Incredible as il may seem, and
mighty rc5cicea, you may be sure, TO find him
self once more IN the land IF the Hping.
1t hahhened that he 7pas hing in a birth
20 the qvind7vard zvhen tie hacket o1erset.
He held on as 4veH as he could, ana. finding
!hat mo The cabin gvas nearly full Of zvate,',
" did not quite reach his head, he stuck fast,
Kicked azvay the boards from the birth at his
feet far air to breathe, and had nothing to 40
but KEEP a4vay the rats from eating him u
the, mil he uas taken out TIE merit day.
II greater escahe is kerhaf,s nor on record.
IN. Y. Evening Post.
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DIED-On the Oath Of October, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH WrE;, old and respectable inhalilant of
Ills CITY.
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VIRGINIA AK = Superior Court .
Cn 'llcery. hoide.' at the Caplto!, in the.
Cty % Ric''mond thu Ct. day of September, 1871.
Robert Boiling, PLc

CA licety. holde.' dit the Capltol, in the.
Citr o. Richmond, the Ct. day Of September, 1911
'.oh.r. bo'hng, P!G
-, JOB" Ee.i, William Cumming, Robcr. Burche,t,
Edward Powell, l;iehard Il. Taylor, William John.
on eNrcdtor of ;he last III aud testament of WIFE.
am ijo'ts deceased, also John Wilder, Frederick
Williams, James anl John Dunlop, merchants and
partners, William and Henry lIaxall me rpl,auts and
pa'-"ers, N'clhba'l Gr1eie, Daniel Anderson & Ro.
oelt NikoG, merchants and partners, under the
ntln aud na,Ie Ol Glscie, Anderson aud Compare.
''oni&c Brown and John Mut.cr, merchants & part
ncrF, ''cr che frm of Brown and Muttcr, Travis
,iaFw'r',i, and john Y. Wilcox merchants and part.
nctS, trader the firm of ;arw God and Wilcox John
g. DAYS W niiam Bowd.n, Thomas Bennett Ed.
innnd H. ,i1,!or a sad David Walker, De;fs.
'itf. defendants William Cumming, James Dune
iop. Partner al the mercantile firm Of james and
JOAN ID .o Arcl.has, tracie, one OF the partners;
ol the ;,tr i'': OF traeic, Anderson and COMPANY
ana Frederick Williams, not having entered their APP
rea;fnce an; given security according to the Act OF
Assembly aud the rules of this court and it appear
inhastts d. LIS rotntyon motion of the PLAINTIFF
.! his counsel, II is tt.esei That the said defend-
ants do appear here TIE first day of the next term
and an'Ncr he hi OF the plaintiff, and that copy
O. CHS orrr be forthwith Inserted in some ncwspa-
per published in the City OF Richmond, for two
months Ie.v, and posted at the trout door OF
t.e Capito,, in The sad City.
ACciy. Tcstc,
VIM. w. nENNG, c. c.
Nctoher % wSw
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&C. Some Advertisements unavaodably poetponed.
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a. PRINTING, IN ALL TTS VAR
liz, ubNE 70 THrs OFFICE.
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the District Attorney; that they were after
wards appraised, and bonds given for the a.
mount OF the appraisement, in case of their
forfeiture on trial, and were thereupon re-
leased by the Court.
so cute, to use a Yankcy phrase, have our
smuggling gentry become, that we are told
= Lady's gown has lately been brought into
this city, from Canada, so elegantly and fash
ionably, not to say frefuSciy, ornamcnted,
that the iacing alone is estimated at 2'4vo
Thousand Dollars We presume this gown
wilhprove too fashionable, and will of Course
be Invested of It's ornamental lacc-work,
which may then be disposed of without
violation Of the non-intercoursc
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:. 7He brig Drummond, Gait. Langdon, be-
longing to this fort, and bound from .Wcgv-
YORK for Boy,!eaur, having' II passengers,
Scas CAPTURED by the Cadmus British slooh O;
s,ar, and carried into Plymouth on the All
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