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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-20

oMEtRDY FOR SHEA Beauta,, Situation IL
the County Of James City 7i6 4cres OF Land und.r
orc survey more or less well adapted The culture Of
wheat Corn, &c. and is allowed to be among the heai-
e fiaces IN Virginia great part family that lived
nee veft early IN life. have arrived the ave OF TO sD
10 ano ioO-A remarkable instance of Old Man on liz
place, now an HUNDRED and upwards can ride 40 miles az
aoay with great convenience make plenty %. orea,,
WIN his own hands for himself garden ard n,ok,s
obacco TO buy him clothes aud other necessares for
nis support, and without Specs read the
Lonabardy is well waiercd in every direction its i'm,
rtovements are good dwelling house i'll nj rooms ana
passage above aud below. places closets ana
an excellent brick cellar, has very soun, fame bur
wants come repair rs to pais,erng and windows Sr =
uuouses brf very crdinarv-A 400 hest s,Iec,.d
t fees, apple aud peach. %c.-Abuut 20 acrcs of nm
improved meadow land. III cleared will be kish enough
Corn or Toh2ccoAb ont 800 this lard is in
Tvs niaecn growth good part cfwtcb Will produce To-
p'CC" Torn or Nheahn excellent niiiistr,a suf,ici
ent ioi two pair OF stonesll lies about ~ miles from
NnicNahcnilly river a1nuf miles 10 YORK Piyer ~
ues 10 Williamsburg. i2to JareS,oWn ~ l., yo,koyr
w " New >ert C. House. 10 To Charles Civ Courthouss
anu 20 i"Snrrs Courthouse and would srt Protesion
AZ Se"tien,an 81 he Par. ifndusrious which he ought
10 ne might make fortune, as he mght attend Courts
WITHIN ~ mules aud only that distance the resi-
from ~ 10 rites ~ ~
Nv price ~ So nAo. or will take Young Nerrocs n,
o"-i WIZ take tirs panent and The balance ar
'hisas al which time possession will be given and ~,
ihusfeasahie rigitat the FIRST payment.
nose VINO NAV wish purchase will applv IN pal.-
ney Brown, ION tire plarc) william Browne (nf VIII
h'hsp"fD Esqis OF the vwner Charles cit, County
John ~. G,'co. ny.
M'r"l -. I07-ttS5s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY Is, 1917
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
IN SENATE.

7nesiar lseli1,ar,p ".
The bill &c requiring the sherfis ofthe differ
ent counties and corporations within this com
monwcail. to take the sense of the people IN.
which was, on Friday last, reported from the
committee with an amendment, which was
read, and with the bill laid upon the table, on
motion of MIR. A. ii. Powell. was taken up.
The amendment proposed by the committee
being read. and. on melton, amended,
was on the question put thereupon, agreed TO
by the House.
And, on the question being put on the Sd
reading OF the said bill, as amended, it was re
iected by the Housewives .. Noes IL
Ghe Ayes and Noes being required on that
question, were as follows:
1YES-Edward Watts, Speaker Chapman
Johnson, John w. Green, Cnihbert Powell. Al
fred III. Powell, Francis Preston, George l.
DAWSON, Thomas c. Hoomes, and Joseph c.
Cabell-9.
NOES-James Robertson, jr. Thomas Tay-
Tor, William Chamberlayne, William &c Ball,
Bartholomew ID. Henley, John Hill, Richard
Jones, John Cargill, ArmiStead Hoomes, Bra
zure w. Pryor, John Hooe, and John Cropper
IL.
Ordered that the Clerk inform the House
of Delegates of the rejection of the said
bill
The following Message was received from
the House OF Delegates, by Dir. Black
burn
MIR Speaier-The House Of Delegates have
passed the bill entitled an Act for arranging.
she Counties into Districts, tor the election of
Senators, and for equailzing the Land Tan
in which they request the concurrence OF the
Senate.
The said bill being delivered in, was read
the first, and ordered TO be read second
time.
On motion, ii was read the second time, and
ordered to be committed to Messrs. johnson,
A. ~. Powell, Preston, Green, and Cabell:
And fine Senate adjourned
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keep bacS.-Every man ought to lend ev-
cry aid to the banks in this goodly effort
tores;Dne specie payments-andco contempt
be upon ,hehsad of THAT man, who woui,l
seek to make any sort of run upon them.
The banks here do not fear il the only
effect would be, to disgrace those who
attempt it, and TO check, perhaps, the
disposition OF the banks to grant dis
counts.
The rate Of our exchange abroad, is at
Tins time eminently favorable to Ire re-
sumption of specie payments-Owing,
among other things, to our breadstuiis,
exchange has fallen, and specie can be
more cheaply imported.
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COMMUNICATED.
NATIONAL INTEREST.
Tie Shipping Interest, and the rising Naral po,r-
er of Americd, arc attacked BY tie
CONSUMPTION


er of AmeTicd, dre attacked by tie
CONSUMPTION.
Since the late treaty concerning COM
merce with Grcat-Britain, our Ships are
rotting, our sailors and ship-wrights are
idle, British ships carry our produce TO
market, and bring us manufactured goods,
as if we were her colonies and, conse-
quently, drain the nation of gold q sill
YER. This state of things, is no less des-
tructive to our prosperity, the shipping
interest, our naval power, and, finally, TO
our independence, than the consumption
is TO an individual when it attacks him.
If Congress sleep, let the nation awake
before it he TOO late.
THE REMEDY.
No manufactured goods TO be introdu-
ced into the United States but in Ameri-
can vessels, and that from beyond sea-
We can do without any manufactured
goods but those shipped in American
vessels. Manufactured goods dcain the
wealth of the nation, aud make us poor.
Let no Colonial produce be admitted
into America, but III American vessels,
for il drains the country OF money, and
we can do without It.
Let no vessel bepermitted TO import a
nv thing here, which is not the produce Of
tile country 10 winch III belongs; unless
American shipping enjoy iii return, SINH
lar privileges of importing foreign arti-
Giles into that country.
am friend 20 equal rights among ma
tions as well as among indiyiduas.-It is
enough if we take the manufactured
goods Of other countries in our own yes
! sells. and in these wc ought to take none
from any country which did not receive
our raw materials. The receiving Of CO.
lonial produce III foreign bottoms, emcou-
RACES the wished system Of holding colo
MES, and introduces among us ouiy per-
nicious articles, which iajure our tempo
raj and eternal interest. II is enough,
then, if we receive things of this kind III
our own ships. five disregard our ship
ping interest, and thus suffer our school
for sailors. and employment for ship
wrights, to be destroyed, we may depend
upon it that irs another contest for natl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

as disastrous as oil late they proved sue
cessf,n
nature, to he enforced Immediately,
whcr existing treaties do not prevent il,
and as soon as these expire, be OF uniser-
sal bearing. NJ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
A SUSPENDED STUDENT.
On belay Of pHess.



WAsluSGToN, February II
The SE.sTE, it is understood. have before
them Treaty Of Commerce aud Naygation,
saijto have been concluded between our late
Minister. Mr.. RESELL, and tte government of
Sweden. As on these subjects the Senate acts
WITH closed doors, we are not uf course Applied
CT the terms of the Treaty, nor Of the proceed
iI@s of the Senate thereon.
Some progress was ye>'e,dny made in the se-
nate. on the Commiss,tai bill, which rrnncses
10 substitute, tor tie supply of tho Army pur-
chasing Ccminissaresin lieu Of Contractors.
- .- priiipstPHi,, Feb. .. 4.
The Philadelphia Society forihe pgomoton Of Ameri-
can manufactures. met pnrsuait to aGouinineut At
Jrdd's Hoel end proceeded election OF officers
when tue following suril.mcn were daily elected
Ko''cri vain. ESQ. Pres deaf.
Roller. rsfit,soS son rsa. I'd v. rre.4.
Thomas Lcipsr Rsl. sd
Nilliani Young Victor Dupont, Edward KINNEY JJrn
hogers, David lewis, Joseph peddel Adain Seyb iie-
ry SIMPSON. Ihomas Gi'pin and Thomas T. Gordon.
were elected members of the committee of superinteu
dance aud correspondence.
stephen Girard, Esq. Treasurer.
A e'auS aa s. Coke, Secretaries.
on motion. Rcvoire5. That Robert vain Victor nj
p"ht, VIM Young and ". Carey he rccnesedio proceri
- washington, and present memorial 10 Cong ,.ss
ayinsio for such support 20 domestic manulactnfes no
they in their wisdom may judge proner.
NJ CAREY, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

Wh'ie rms criting this letter, a Student
informed me tiGi he hui henri the person who
rang tie College Bell run dorm The sfaiys of
the sfeepie, but ihat he did net choose 10 see
wdo 1t 'oos, lest he might be cai,ed upon to
gire him up. The young man Is not at all
blamed byns for his caution.
n Hr. Ncrccr's Remarks on the Militia sill-una-
teidablY DELAYED ul or next-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
February

MN. NICHOLAS HEWLETT .Saddf1 & TYar1S :
Makers, three doors below the Courhouse 1a,,r,,
on the north side Of Man-Sireet Richmond roectfi,iy
Inform their friends and the public generally, maj tbev
nave connected themseves III business aud ieHd EAR
fy'g on The SadatiRg & Harness Iqkisr in All ,Ieir
vailnus branches, with hat feaincss and dnrab. ~,
cannot be eXceiled ny any America Aay are auf ~
poaS out they can assert this without he fear OF rom
aectoh-wl such confidence in themselves they soil
ct pubic encouragement, and confident those who
may Them with their CUSTOM Will never Lave canse
to regretit. - H"'' 'H"sS
Peh'y 49, q, a,.c..r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13
February 10. L.

Y fALuAhik JaAscs Ri,tr LGad J6I. -Sa7e VIII be
iG before The door ofite EelfIaveln on The attn
'suesu9y o. next month"; If fair II not on The NEXT
IAN usy between ehonrs ofl2 aud o'clock in the @.
'einus' z iIacis or parcels Of LAND Wis:
One tract containing about go acres l.fns an ,ts
sun sl1eoi James River just below the ves,han rry
arc adjoining the ahument of Tie bridge to be buiIt -
cross the said river by Mr.. Wilson & Co.
ne Other Iac containing 90 acres ana iyin- about
n n' rom the hfst mentioned Tie same dstalIe
LII ne ii'ct iAe timber aud other advantages of
49, uacls oi ahd render them objects OF Emporium.
nc VINO wish to acquire property he neigh
Terms Of .sGke-f cash the balance IL ,,,t .,,, 49,
nient- from The day sale ~ P"'
an ihdnbable ftle 10 the and will be conveyed n ~
purchaser, upon his making tue i,st paynept s6
lag bonds with approved security Tor Il balance by
ietgis g. JpshaW, =
Ed,cin Lpslasp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

-. TlNcli Eiaf bfen previously sacfiIi-
s 'o,, TO as.aciions OF the tax-gatherer.
Wv Emigrdti0n.
About thirty British eNiigranis returned,
,;saonoi,l.ed and c.,ecrlcss, have been lam
III al (;reenock, from the Cheerful, Bev-
'.'isc arrived from Ncw-York. There
ne, I'VE several wcavers amongst them, who,
'fcourse, could not obtain livelihood
H., their trade here, while British manu-
ssctures were selling so for below the OIL
FINAL cost.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

s32fs&wtf
NAtUAHLE REAL ESTATE ron sAIT.-T NiITseT
positively TO the highest bidder on TIu,,sdag ~,
18Th day al March, being the day after Powlarsn Io,,
on tbe premises IL fair. ffno the next fair ay a b
uui situation (Prospect IsiiE in The comfy Of pa,i
TAN "hefeon now live containing 700 acres viii. =
large convenient dwellinehouse well ca,crjsed
accommodation of a geuteel family with suitYbIe ara
convenient outhouses such as a Kitchen nnrs,yr 80
mouse sraIlaTy and stables-a young and nourisle an
ALsoAn interest Of one-sNth of q Iarge brict co.,,
actory With thirteen acres OF land and suitable hors
ALSO large aud cemmodious Aerc6qsf jy;ly
running three pair stoues-in good realbo, baoa r.,
tnc purchasing Of wheat, aud within miles OF Jat,es
River and Oh Jones' Greek constant stream vis -
luable property will be sold entire or divided IN tf
towing manner to suit purchasers viz Tie dyciID5
house. ouibOuses aEdOrc.ard with apont four ,ud,t
acres of land about 10 OF which erc excellent ncado
land and lays sopih Of fhe Factory and lis cspal Ao
25o acres northwest OF the Factory and bounded Nv tie
old courthouse road. My Interest in fie rae,, ,. IL
soiu WIN OF Without TINS 250 acres. Jie niis wifi
AISO-My equal uloety with Mr. WIN O. Foval in
valuable trqcf Of Lo'id Containing 45sl acres wihn
Two iics ~ lanes RIVER wen Auown by tie name ~
the Paites"n Tract on which valuabir COL ain.
leased out for thepreseit, and eve succeeding yers u
p cents per bhshci for half the auaniify .t may ~
sed and carried away present worked E, Nal j,.,
nsta t coal Is Of superior qnaliIy and confidently re
ALSo-li3 acres Of LAND, laying mn.edis.e,s sou,b
OF ana adjoining Tie PyffceoH TyGct, with convenient
pNeiiinsioAsc ana 0ut-nonses, with CRIT mn on
Dntoys creek. on this tract also coal ss been ra,sed.
and large body Of IT, Il is supposed nav read,iv -
found The lines of this taot core within lew hn,
Jrrffff0H Ifere
lands viii be surveyed and plated before The s.v
ioenefprHnz men, or those WHO nay want la.dsot
ahu dgiecabe situations tor family residence is prs
IL, ny'v 20" su"hs ihurctinenfs 20 purchase ID TO-
believed real estate OF equal value wh Cha. ns or
for sale rarely in market. The whole Of n iras .,,.
20 10 - miles from EiehnicHd.
IEEHs- onc-fonftb cash one forrtl In G. DAYS ore
louIin IN 70 days aud the remaining oneoutth in 80
days To- the farming iauds. mills, &c Tor fe c,sl a.
teson JracO land. fonfth cash a. IL aod ~ srati
eIrnit ior NE baance-Al with approved erdsl.ed 10.
s".e l,"s. layee % either n The richirnrd aants
! WIKI nefus ~ tfu3i ~ secure .lie batf.prfs
his sale viii he conducted nrfef the ,eansree, &C
| Mr: fhoDios Jorfor. of Richmond caflr,ric,rg ,,
| Until all is sold. '' ~ "N9s
As soon IS The lands surveyed the plat g3,i b,
| mond. We ''''"
PETER Durify. .
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PnwIlalan 80.

YIN DOLLARS REWARD. --RrDUWdy Gst he NIB
scrber some time IN August isst a NEGRO man n a
neh James. sometimes calls himself Tqsres yI5f,g tf
u IS quite likely he has altered his name James K he
tween 30 and 40yeats old about Eve feet 1--WE Oh sN inches
ngb, rather spare made and thin vissge he s a5a,.f
low complexion, and wore lolg whshefs Nlee be iet
nome wren spoken TO, samDers and has down icot
ns y Ve'{ gnoo sawyer md rough carpenter Tie sub
scrber hasbeen informed that James Isl nfsurniy ss,o
passng snoHtthe Guy iof free uen.f do ioTwafn a!
PEI ,ons nom receiving BIN INFO thfir service.
TIE above rewad, and reasonshie eXpcprss maid fr
the ocii'ert 81 said fellow a. the subscriber living n No.
county Of NcsoE, near Wannnstcr OF fof ssssfnv ti,c
In any Jail 80 that get hiin sg,in
February ~. ,ti,-
NOfiCE.-ihc saisrfinei hfs rakrn a sfo-g hoe.
conveniently situated 81 Csfg sfess o,.,os,-
70 the Basin. wfcrc be will faasact bnsincss Oh CONN
SION, aud receive merchandise aud country pfodree -
STORAGE, at geaionable rates.
,....... a., y. .. POIrAUx
'"h"''S a. 7o-wW
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CONFERENCE.-THE.

niED-on the 9TH da, Of January last a, his se,, e.;
Amelia county. George P0ifri,, ser, a very old and
49, ihhabtaht 81 that comfy No man e
yer Ved more beloved by his acquaintances and none
coio possess more prre and spoess reputation The
pns oh.e oi siarder dared approach hi name
a.n"hsh ne did not possess any paJticmial religion
nls ne was much more moral correct and worth, OF
limitations than was the lie ofmauy the most yioen
riofessofs In discstgng the various duties of mod
1''fNi ana actns many years Commissioners Of the
Revenue N his cOu.y, Il is somewhat tcn,arl aide he
never had enemy This vencrsbe aid NAN ssa ~
s"o io'tuheo see The Youngest of his csprns arrive
at The aye of maturity $3.50
-. on Thursday. The 9c'' ne January last Mr..
i'm" iHtA7Fl, 90 the county fssuovsr IN The lam
year OF his age. This yesea le ON ~.iieu,,, diad %
ne Neo-a thristsnrrs all those Neutrality-suspicious.
checar member Of society % his friends and
n"snanu ana ahlndngent master. N believed iha,
ne uieu iea'ihg rot one solitary enemy behind Ne r.
aeu us mental faculties To the last sunk dos in
ne arms Oh aeaih Ike one in sweet sleep,
cnthe 5otiof Jaanary last AT Sunime, Vile.
W at 90 !ugse Fleming has niece. 3frs. lfarg Flsir-
"g ryDch, IN The 56ih year OF her age aer short i'm,
p'iiin ss which she bore with fortitude zpt
teslgiation-- leaving daughter and two IONS ,yt,
number Of relatives and friends to lament brs
from e phianthOphv henevoencn and rI,rif. ~ he,
ana the tenor OF her weilspent lie have The
OF weiounded hope, that she is renewed To
-, Onthe sih inst. Mr.. .yohp Paycb of rrcnr;ca
~ y ran IRON his horse. lie was beyond the mertd,an
OF ms NE bntyet his heath aud spirits ere those az
Younger iiues More than dis, he became solSier OF
ne nsEo'h,oh at tire age of Is, and corpaot n,
Us n'tueSt scenes Yes, that arm which nor ,;,s rold
uuS ne cion helped To raise that fair fsrc OF freedom,
WIFI VII, we row enjoy lie WAS in truth most eminenty
s""u ~ husband s"d father, and good neahhor
heN's ~ MA, good inind could wish He has cfr
uisc"hsn'aie wife aud numerous children
-, "a MONDAY last, Mrs. Nary EI9rsis an old
aud respectablr inlabaut of this civ
es,1s.Hs
NNAiCHES at -fucfioR.-THIs FVFNING A. ! ~
Stoch VIII ne SOLD, nj my store below the Marx
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NVATCHEs at -4acfioa.--TfiIs Evening ~ I, =;
, Siock WIZ be sold ut my store, below the market
zyo go" and SILVER HdfcheS, repeaters &c OF superior
g"aiity a variety Of other articles
IERlIy at .Yake.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-02-13

a5- YESTERDAY, in the ii. Of d. seve
raj bills of local character had ihci
first and second reading.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-13

4 Dog turned Kghzrag Ro5Jer

4 Dog turned Hgh1cay Rotber.
Mrs. Knight and another lady
gave information of being robbed by
dog in the following singular man.
ner She stated that she and her SIS
ter were returning about 6o'clock the
preceding evening from st. Pancras'
Church towards the Battle Bridge ;
shaggy dog. resembling drover's
dog, unaccompaniod by any person,
jumped suddenly up from the road
side. and laying hold of the rcticule
she had in her hand, forcibly snatch
ed It from her. and crossing the road,
made his escape: her reticu!e con-
tanned aPound note, sovereign. 1Ss
in silver, silver thimble, a pair of
silver spectacles, and several other
articlcs.-The constable stated that a
dog answering the same description,
attacked a poor woman OIL Saturday
evening, near the Veterinary college,
and robbed her of bundle contain
ing two shirts, some handkerchiefs
and other things, with which he ran
away and that the poor woman was
so frightened it had nearly cost her
her life. There were several other
charges made against the same dog.
which is supposed to have been train
ed up to the business. and that his
master must be at some place not far
distant.
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OF time, so as to bring about the ruin
of the system, unless the nawcr OF
the creator were intcrpOscd to restore
that order which it had originally
established. Against this doctrine,
so contrary to the principles Of his
philosophy. and leading to conclusions
which he deemed so inconsistent with
the wisdom aud foresight of the SD
preme Being. Leibnitz demonstrated
with great warmth. He argued that
it was to entertain very narrow and
inadequate ideas of Divine perfection
to suppose that the Author Of nature
could be reduced to the necessity Of
amending what he had done; that he
had made world, which like clock
or watch, required to be wound up
and reftted at certain intervals CT
that he had created system which
carried in itself the principles Of It's
own destruction" "lntO this con
troversy." continues the Review, " it
is not necessary for US to enter, as
geometry has now decided the ques-
ton. and has no longer left it subject
for metaphysical dispute. The cal
culations of La Grange and La Place
have shewn that Newton and Leib-
nitz. were in some respects both in
the right, in other respects both in
the wrong. They have proved, that
the irregularities which the former
suspected are real. but so culiously
adjusting the actual state of our sys-
tenn, that they arc all periodical, and
that in the midst of them, the period
of every planets revolution, and its
mean distance from the sun, are for
ever unsuitable by any of the causes
of change. BY the performance of
these two elements, as by an immo-
vcable bulwark, order and regularity
are preserved in our system; confu-
sion and disorder eternally excluded.
There is no danger, therefore. OF
that accumulation of irregularities
which Newton suspected and such
is the constitution of the world, that
preternatural interposition may be
necessary to destroy, but cannot be
necessary to preserve it."
This view of the universe natural
ly brings to mind the pious and sub
lime exclamation of one Of the inspi-
red writer's o Lord, hop manifold
are thy 1uOrkS i! in 1cisdom hast thou
made them all. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-13
SINGULAR CUSTOMS.

On the quay Nur"gucn, in the u
nited provinces, two Ravens are
kept at the public expense they live
in roomy apartment, with a large
wooden cage before it, which serves
them for balcony. These birds are
Toasted every day, with the choicest
fowls, with as much exactncss as if
they were for a gentlcmaH's table,
The privileges of the city were grant
cd originally upon the observance of
this strange custom, which is CONT.
nucd 70 this day. Many other char
tcrs are held upon terms as cxtraor-
binary. That of the city of Chester
Is held by the brutal entertainment Of
a bull bait--and the descendants of
Penn we're obliged to send bear skin
every Year to the British Monarch
before Pennsylvania became indcpcn-
dent. as an acknowledgement that the
province was granted to their family
by the crown of England. 1T was in
ancient times the custom to present
to maletactors. on their way to exccu-
ton, a great bowl of ale as their last
refrcshment.-This custom last pre-
vailed at York, which gave rise to
the saying, that the saddIer of Bawtly
was hanged Cor leaving his ale. Had
he stopped, as usual, which he decli
ned. his reprievc, which was actually
on the road, would have arrived time
enough to have saved him.
N. Uhig.
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THEATRICAL.

The citizens of Alexandria had an op-
portunity, on Thursday evening last, OF
forming an opinion of the merit Of the
Theatrical Company, which now solicits
their patronage. Although its whole
strength was not then displayed, we wit
messed enough TO draw forth our warmest
encomiums. To say that the company is
respectable, in the general acceptatisu Of
the term, would be but hacknied me-
thod Of expressing cur appreciation; we
will even venture to sag that it is supe-
riol to what the warmest friends Of the
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'xs@S@

MI, s,, 81 ,n E,,oneou ,rr;tor
nc &c 't .GS y .S; ." ronnIo,;on of
-, VIZ " wv '9
:, T%n s,nors,;tior IF n, peoo,o
u.n;ch makes them deem II unhappy 20
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