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The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
BY THE MAILS.
VERMONT.

The new Governor Of Vermont has in, tied
lbe attention Of The Legislature TO the es,sb-
Iishrnent of Cour. Of Chaneery. "The a.
mount DOW expended in law suits, far exceeds
all 'bat Is required 10 sustain every depart
nsnt"
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31

A ship of the line named Delnnars by iot
was launched at Norfolk on the 2ist inst. A.
immense crowd OF spectators witnessed 'ns
passa &c Of this noble ship into bs' future e'e- ,
ment. All iae preparations were skn'a'!
made and .se saecesstul launch fully lus''isa
the warui snticipasisns Of her architects
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
LONDON, SEPT. Z


IL is said that the Emperor Francis will not
recognize the new constitution OF Naples
that King Ferdinand, when restored by Aus
iria 10 The exercise Of his former despo,ism.
will pledge hiuself against any concession 10
his subjects except with consent ef the Aus
TRAN Governmental that ia case o. hi.
giving way al any future time 10 compul.ion,
no acts OF that Sovereign are TO be deemed OBJ
hgatory or valid. Austria, according TO ru-
mour. undertakes for the maintenance of her
own great army in Italy, of which 10000
mea are on The route to Nsples-40 600 are
10 fsmain IN cantonments near Ferrara, In
readiness 10 assist any Italian Princes who
may he on bad terms with their reople--and
10000 are TO constitute an army Of reserve
within he frontiers Of Austrian Lombardy.
Auote frou, the Emperor Of Austria is talk
ed Of, IN which he guarantee: TO the several
Courts OF Italy; their secsri.y, peac. and in
dependence, a. established by the Congress.
Of Vienaa.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31

Trusi MT .he man whose object in sers
ing you is solely to focKEr YOUR REVENUES
". H. Pdriot
lie, principles overpower ambition. aud
energy repe at the lbreshhold such as are
cringing in your presence and begging con-
t?huance in er elevation TO office. ."-fbid.
"The man who petitions for honors is un''
worthy OF trust. Ibid.
I" Merit does not proclaim from tire house,
top its own desevings. s."--lJsd.
. II is high time 10 purge our floors. TO shake
fom our embrace those Vampires nt office who
iasten with such asidIy On the political sys.
tem."-Ibid
We have selected the above Aphorisms from
the Hampshire State paper OF last week
without pretending TO make any application Of
them. After reading the statement on the h'ss
page of this days aper IN connection WIN
what we have heretofore published OF the DO
ng. 10 other counties, we trust cur readers eau
make tho application for themselves
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31

The London Sunday Observer Of 'he lGlh
of las, month, states, :" that the last three pub
licaions Of the Observer, including the sup
pleu'entsry sheets, conta ming the trial of The
Queen. used 96,74l stamps, and 1913 reams CT
paper The editor nigh, haye gone further,
and said that the sale OF those pspsrs prsdu-
ced Sls, $40 80. AMI the Revenue arising to
Government from the Stamps. was 81 ,i66,
and might we not add, that il the Qneen's tri-
al continues much longer, the Revenue foom
Newspaper Stamps, will probably balance The
orpense of Lae prosecution.
The Portland gazette., 1820-10-31
JOSEPH DANE, ESQ

will be elected by large majority.
s1UIHBERwIcK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

al pleasure. convert ihio money al or above
par. This would be his situation, il the
stale had no power Ia ret.sem excep, az
other purchasers, al the market price ::
but Inns power of the state Ia redeem
does not place the stock oH worse foot
ing than either hams rrdecmable utter a
given time wh.~t on the other hand un-
less The sio, L sells for more than par, this
redemption Will be by voluntary sales :;
ANA Thus will be avoided the loss and IN.
convenience, w-!ich frequently occurs in
loans, by compelling each creditor 10 re-
celvr given per cent. oi his p;inci
I'ai, which he may DOT 6e able conv;.-
,ieuily To re-iuyesi. II is IA pity that il
had not been provided by ibe ,rr.,s Of
ills loan, that when redemption should
he made, otherwise than by purchas-,
lots should be cast amongst The creditors
Ia see who should receive his Mhole yrin-
cipal.
This arrangement, might still BE- made
with the assent ~f the creditors, and With
that amendmeu, | think this loan would
be unexceptouable, and therefore arcor.
ding to The best Judgment can form,
leel no hesitation in recommending IL.
JOHN COALTER, President.
CHARLES COPELAND, ! Birec-
ED: CUNNINGHAM, ) TORS.
April 3. 1920.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14
H0sTsCHIpT.
CoNCREss.-JIcs,I,r AurU II

CoNGRESS.-Ih cStioy, April u.
Senate.z-Mr. PARROTS amendneni %
The Navigation Bill, TO extend its PROV.
sions TO the BRITISH. ports in Lower Cana
da, was agreed io-and The bill vas or
dered 10 a.3l reading - AYES 20, ,aS ,-<=
viz MIR. Wilson al \ J.
MIR. Stafford lion The eO,hmiii,e OF
conference On The military appropriation
bill, reported HAL the committees Of ihe
two Houses ceIc unable to come 10 any
on tl!e SCOOP. towards
carrying The Missouri Expedition 10 ihr
Mandan villages. )-R, port laid gu the
table.
The bill 10 increase The compensation of
certain district Judges WAS lost ON the mo-
ton 10 read II a 81 iime-ytas 81, nays
2l... The house vas equally divided, aud
The bill was OF course rejccted.-(W
should think instead OF raising salaries, all
those ought 10 be reduced " hicli were
raised during The paper iimcs-tecause
money is worth more than il was then
the circulation beiug reduced, according
10 Mr.. Crawford, nom 10 down 10 40
millions Of dolars.)
III Of R.-Mr. .SmyM from the military
committee, who were instructed TO enquire
into The expectancy of providing a more
eiteciual remedy against daeiing in The
army and navy ami District of C0lunbius
reported that they consider theex,siirgs
law as amply sufficient, If erecttcd 10 re-
press duelling in the army" They there
fore ask TO be discharged from turlh.r
enquiry was granted.
The Washington City Gazette III noticing
the arrival there OF General Wives sass IT ~
reported That he is the bearer of the ratitica-
iioa OF the Spanish Treaty, ceding tue fInFi-
dSs 10 us-and the explanations required ats
very unimporfapt."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14


blEpl-in Tbs city an Saturday, HE sth inst hin.
FRANCES &. DANIEL, dangeieT OF DR. JoLn Moyr,,,s
D"hlel' 'ate OF Siaii"d county. most i,,pfessiye
eA"hplt "i Tue iaacy OF human calculation is prnsh
8" ny tue uesIh OF ihIs young ady. she had
n'ne'eeh'h year, IN progress OF heaIh and bo,;m
"hlch nae known scarcely noneRl's IntrItuuIibu 3.
""e" WIN ms halleTIpg earnest OF The future sh
~ disease whose NrIy mrnceuirnl seemed IL
"'eI piosiTaiion OF strength and en- of life ELI -
suddenly snaiehed from this world
me qualities which have bound MS 10 ,,,,5
e""s ale sure 10 he enshTEed the memory of EYER
Yne "no iea'y mOuIAs their loss TO recount these
lna!itlesto bus! OF needless world can ar h,st ne
MAJ an IDLE othce II rs indeed Ia The eve OF surere
soiIow, species OF proclamation conseutcd Il, ,,i,b
ieuc'dhee' iuele is lOvee privacy claimed nv ar -
you dc her sacred privilege. II is due however IN
JnsNce 10 say oil the deceased, that she possessed
eoou uuUeisahuihs, calm, cheerful and aa.cti,,r
temper great irtnrIve pIopTiety and o,rarx ~
feeling which directed by sound religious nIinci'l
were constantly expressed and perceived thruurI ,,.
heis which were bland, open and inarlifc,al
Ded. on Saturday, eth inst. after q sIn,t mar 80
hhu p"iniui Illness, MISS FRANCIS G. DNAiEl Jaite
niece TO Peer V. Daniel, ESD ~
She's gone, and never has soul
Less swerVd by fhsbiou's bare confront
vi natures feelings more pUsses'I
Pass'd {" stale OF lnai rest
heart more Mind did a ever heat
MOI e'eT was warmed with WAL heat
one OF mind more pure
Cond iiete, could meekness sci as,us-s
ana calm Tie teTTors of that gage
Her Sealh wtTeeAsy-sue.
Yet those her friends to whom sere knowa
rue 'iI'Ies, genius that Ia, sowh
BeheaIh lbaI sett eypIessoi
WIZ sometimes think on Frances cI,se
A:'d while within them fe eIing g,ons,
W viii not I've oppression
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14
WASHINGTON. Aprii3. 1920

Washington, AprH3, 1920.
MEssRs. EDrroRs-i enclose you the
letter OF ihe,fi0n. Jonathan MGSon, from
Massachusetts, and request thai YOU will
give II place IN The ENQUIRER as soon
as possible. II think il may do good. II
is consollng In the friends OF the Con
stnu'lon 10 see such sentiments avowcd
with So fine spirit and in such hand
some terms, by gentleman OF Mr.. Ma
sons standing III Massachusetts. On the
maintenance and prevalence Of such prin.
clpies 'icpend thu prrpetuiiy OF tbs Union.
Mons but men of his stamp can effrc,m
ally arrest the progress oi thai political
'Sms Jat"ns now per,ading The Eastern
section OF the Union, amt which has lale-
ly made such display OF lis effects III
Congress. A Constant Reader.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

Staples Of fhe EicG1I..old Ijar

-, ot'7'''' = t7I'7 ltFtNHfU'3W TI.IINCT-
tobacco old "a s0-COru So So
Flour, 5 a S4t--Meal 81 IA as cis.-vIes,
w cts.-Hemp 5 Ito $50 pei ton Oats IS !, 20
cents.
GToee,ies.-Susars I2I-Coflee % 90
CTS: pei ib.-MolaSses IS a 40 cts. per railon
"A III cents. per lb.-Rup, West India SO
LOO cts.-Whiskex ~ 4 p els per gallon.
PRICE OF STOCKS.
5ank OF Nirginia......... 80
Farmers Bank
y. >. Bank. ...g0uy3
Mar inc Stock D,,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

- ANAWAY from the subscriber on the ath NJ Aprii
~ ~ the county 81 Alhemare, a negro man named
JOHN but sonsnes calls himself John Statkes- he is
Flack fellow about % or 30 years " age hve feet or
10 inches high. remarkable account 81 wing large
whue teeth. We was pnrcbased of 81. Hoees living
near Hooe's Ferry in King George county where ex
pest be Is now lurking. will give the above reward
oge1hef "th All reasonable eXpences, ans person
"h7 viii deliver hin to my farln in the above
mentioned county, near scousviiie or secure him ia
any jail 90 ge, his agsi1.
FcCRRr LEWIS.
6ptiit pl .r;rE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

g., +" ti'hIE.' 90 stcsdhS ,5tbinsi. Mr. CHART r 9
nh'i merchant, al IappahanEsck, 10 the an,iabJr
Essex.cGuniy, Va. ~ 49,
ON TUESDAY evening, the 9Th uItimc at Pace Rrook
mfIeusllek county, by The keY. Mr.. .Heedr lDtty
hoIkiNS, !r. ts1. TO Miss ABBYB n. FACE daus,.
CT OF John Page, Esq. all OF Frederick.
ON On thursday evening. The 3Oih uimo, by The Rev.
Hd,9het h'SheT, hT. JOHN COOK to Mrs MARY
CIV fN, all OF Gloucester COUNTY.
On Tuesday the IiIb mat. at Mount Proc.
rec, Ne" kCni, the residence Of Col w n.
Macon, lay the Ia. Rev. Il. q, 6Ionre ~
LEWIS w. CHAMBERLAYNE OF this CITY :,
Miss MARTHA b. DABNLy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

.r, ,.,, COMMUNICATED.
ne pm Drawn by Gen.S. "On the Republican
and other members of Congress" seems IN have
been dishoDoured The North stale. the
Roanoke state, the Anti YazoO state and the
old dominion (wiih the exception of two mem
hcJs,) the state OF Louisiana, aud MARYLAND
we're not coming, sir !" can call spirits
from the Vastly deep. But none did come
when you did call for them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

A GENTLEMAN qualified to take charge of 4 school
81 small boys, woula hear Of an advantageous 81
tuaton by making Immediate application at this OH
or to the subscriber residing in Powbaian.
Aprili4. 100 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14
VIRGINIA ELECyIONs.

IhEEGIlES In TIE NEXT EGISLdTURE
I.oHjSI David WaiSOn,s Peter Winston.
hing George. JAS g. Taldierro, John Hooe.
trederick. Archibald MagiIl, Joseph Sexton.
CWotinr, Stafford IL. Pathrr,a w ID. Dick
iusOn.
Nostocay James y. Fletcher. Nathan Ward.I
Sasser, Richard Epes,s JohH Hnsom.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

wear requested to stale that Mr. Richard
o. HeadeTson a candidate for Chesterfield
County, at the last election of delegates 10 the
General Assembly, retired from the beucll a
bout half past three o'clock, tor reasons not
neCessarN here TO be afaied
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14
> Not eCtde last Lcgisiafnre.

For the Seuate, in Caroline county, MIR. ]
W.: Garrett had about 40 majority over Mr.
Hill, the next highest candidate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14
INSTRUMENTATION S1AGFS

rEon PETERSBURG TO BALTtMoRy "a roo1v no,.e
NE Mail Coach leaves Petersburg eteyy day "a x
oe'ocA, ?. NJ. ano arrives al Richmond M 10 =.
". olaits h0n Bishmond at O'oloSk A. u and M.
tNesat BaiiiHore. via Ffsdericks buTg ana WASHINGTON
The next day TO dine.
this arrangement, pssseR gers are
.MeyJoRr hohis, 2nd the fare through is less Iair
ny any ether route The BTopTirofs prdpe ihes.ives
'ua every attention shall I've paid 10 passengers (bnTh
on tue road and IN kou.es Of accommodation lial can
be required. -" ~ eNN
Returning, the post coaches leave Rait,tnore At = .
NJ every day, arrive AT Washington to lie Steam Eos
d. ~ And arrive a. Richmond at baif past l. r. NJ tbe
% "ay, ahh I0ose ~ petersburg. Ia order effect
th'S arrangement the pTopfIeoTs from Richmond 10
PETERSBURG nave provided good mail COACHES fer the
express purpose 81 csJIhg those passengers that ere
nhuer TIE recessty Of hnTrying on. aud pteyen the
sehsefs shalt not I've detained IN Richmond tbs, az. ~,
Tue Regular tnet aud who apply IN season Tor seats
'[tiu Carriages shall be always In readiness
ShatIollesViils Coach leaves RicbHoHd on Inesda,s
anu frlaays, at O'Clock, NJ
Lynchburg Stage Ieayes RicLmOnd on Tus,la,s .ua
FTlddys, al o O'Clock, A.. 81.
-, Williamsburg Stage leaves Richmond on MONDAYS
wednesdays ang Fridays, at O'Clock A NJ.
The Petersburg and Richmond Coaches Ton sptjgr,s
leave theT respective places every morning as usni
,,,,. ~, THE PROPRETORS.
--- -u--n I.o.el, ApIlI "a. IOaf
'yNHh subscribers have Iecev per he Asifc1 aud ~
- gina, from New YORK. aud RUbeTt Burns from,
FhiiadelPhia, an additional supply Of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
which with their former stock renders their assor-
msni yery complete, and to which lhey invite the aeu
They also Offer for sale as the sole agents OF Aexau
der BELL & Co the fopwiug SNUtrS W.: 1accaura
auasbuIg. Hsrdbam's No. s. Princes mixture, GILES
prFs kdinburg, Elatk Btown, aud Sweet Rapp,ys an,
Scotch Snnhs, which they naliCr hemselyes win IN.
found superior TO any ever oGefed IN ibis Hafkei.
EUS FACE q MCNEMARA
NIB a constant supply Of Soda and Saratoga y 81
hpTii -. t0o.iCf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

ihOo tlfsJ DALI.
IlY vrtHe Of deed ~ executed ~ tba sohscri
- hers nv James Burnett, dated The 18th dry Of No
veinheT 1878, aud dny recorded utbe county ceuu az
Chestfrheld, for The purpose Of securing the paynr
OF certain SUN OF nancy therein mentioned we will
proceed To sell iof reads money the said James Blu
nefs house, on tbe Manchester turnpike road ahop.
seVen miles IOtn Manchester, on ThHTIay. he a.
dgU Of NAY HCIf, one tract o. parcel Of t.tND coE.
tanning two acres, being the same 81 which the sair
Burnett nOw resides.--Also, one negro wpua N st,a
child and one wagon and four horses and gear foi Sd,
h0fsss. On this land there ave huiidf Is suntep: TO-
The accom- nOdatiOH Of = small family.
rios RIOS 'vy,SH6jsN. trustees.
hpri ~. Iog..tds
IL Stephen D0ris, snrUir0y If Jain DAM
and HcyteR nuts.
StR-h yoH are nen.r resident 81 Virrins y0u W..
- bfpe3sed to take notice that SatnrGay Ce gt,t
day 81 Jone next, ~ the hOnse ~ ~. John ~ 49,.
dTtb, IN the county 81 Hsnover, We shall proceed Il,
take tue afidaviis % John Cess Shelton Rap,s,J
James Laakiou, sud oihcfs, 70 he tesd AZ evidence w
suit Va cb2nctTy now depending In The counfv cor. .
% Hanoycrs wherein we ave pairtids aud Won srr d.
fndan,. FENDAL RkGLsNn
ARSALOM RaGLaNn ana
NATHANIEL BOwF
10 MIN. fogelbcr MIN Nm Bo,re mo-,
dtcc"sfd, me estate " P6ftfs Rael0so
dfc "Ha6lHiFisfCrcf bg sS0hB EnrIay0
er'or Of The S0N Pcpt, has brca rns
wV!e9 for 0',t-F.,ir ion, srifh fhfFiff
oVyf ff6
"'F' s. Ut .rsa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

birth, and ia which hope to die, True IL is,
in the last resort, upou the final question, J
could have deserted my post but il would
haze disgraced ME in my own estimation. aud
| am coutident il would have been more alb
hOrreut TO tile feelings of every honorable.
Ia sh minded man in my town.
Wiih great affection. IONA. MASON.
10 Darid Scars. Esq. Boston.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14

Extract az tetter Ia gentleman ia hiS
city. Gated Canton, DscemGrr I'd, 1919.
The Congress irlgate is here, her arr
rival las excited Tie tear of The Chinese
they keep armed vessels constantly
watching her, AMI have more than once
ordered Capt. Henley 10 depart. He
however hath mol thought proper,o obey,
and they do mol possess force sufficient,
To enforce their mandate. All intercourse
With the natives is prohibited: and the
rniy method Of obtaining provision is
trough the agency OF The American Con.
Snl, Mr.. "iicox.-Aiter purchasing, lac
IS obliged 10 have il conveyed in Ameri-
can vessels distance Of seventy miles
irom Canton down TO where The frisaie
anchored"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-14


This sum deducted from the
whole estimate leaves. 90, 2s4 90
as the estimated expense Of tie difficult
aud more uncertain parts oflhe work.
But II W. allow twenty five per cent as
reasonable calculation Tor error in the
plain work, including lockage, there
will be left, TO be applied to The more
difficult and uncertain paris Of the work
estimated at So, 2s4, the sum Of s2iG 6I5.
or more Than four fold the estimaicdsn sun
When this work is completed, which
VIII occupy the space say Of five years,
the coal trade will be Introduced.
The probable quantity of that article
passing annually down the river, imnle
dIaiely or the completion OF this work. is
estimated in the report OF tie engineers AT
,"0 millions Of busIeI 4. But lei US say.
Hai Tor tile acTi series Of fire years, and
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-14

l.,,', and every thing but the eIoti,,|
lie proceeded thence TO the Sand. :,
Islands in 'he ship Volunteer. or u.
pot'' Jas. 'ennct. master, there ioi mn
the Oris Brutus, Of this part, D,ri@
Nye. master, proceeded to New asa
angel Russian settlement, Where i,
arfH ed in June of The same wear. .a "
.Io'ncd The ship Eagle of this port, T I''e
mas Meek, maslcr....wcnt thence ~
canton, from which place he retnn ~ y
20 Boston, and arrived on the s5th ~ W.
~ last. ~" 'u
Lac first went on board the. L. s. ro,.
galley Manly. capt. W. Saunders ~
Feb. 1879. which vessel cruiscd nm .a :"
down the Chesapeake. He was off," "S
wards transferred, with the same ra0
mandcr and crew, Oh bourd the Il s' 9
brig Jefferson, and ship Tartar; r@
tinued in the service till Feb ,-U
when he left it and went to the " IT,
dies. From that time to l7eo. be NJ.
formed % voy ages to the West India,
from Philadelphia, Baltimore and VII
ginia, when he came to Boston. and h..
sailed out of this port ever since as
GUvc stated.
During the whole period since III.
year 1879 has been dismasted twic.
only, shipwrecked once, the last voyage
cnce taken prisoner by the Spanial1,
on the coast of California, and once bv
the Indians on the North West Coast
He enjoys fine health, has a vev
strong memory and relates the incident,
of his life with great minuteness and
accuracy. Probably no other person
ever performed so many voyages round
the world. He knew of one person, A
black man, who died at the Marques
Islands on his eighth voyage, but no o.
ther who had performed so many.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-14
J MRS. ENTwIsLE's BENEFIT.

This evening the citizens OF our town have
an opportunity OF evidencing that patronage
towards Mrs. Entwisle, which on former &C.
casions they were not backward in shelving.
If exertion to please is worthy of success,
this lady is certainly in the highest degree
entitled TO it.; but when those exertions seem
almost the efforts of Inspiration. und the liv-
ing manners of every age, rise in the pictur-
ed world before us-'tis then indeed We feel
lie magnitude of her powers, and own them
priceless. AS an actress MRS. Entwisle is
entitled to SUPPORTS favorite she has hi
iherto received, and still deserves encourage.
ment. We have never been disappointed in
The expectations formed OF her merit, but
always IN her just, natural and correct repre-
sensations, of lie, have found much to delight
and improve. An eulogy upon the theatrical
!aients of this lady, is by no means necessa-
~ there are few of us who cannot bear tes-
timony to their superiority and effect; and
though from the pecuniary difficulties OF the
fines, much is not expected, yet on this oc-
casion some little of the wonted liberality of
our town should be evinced. Her selection
from Shakespeare, for the performance OF this
avenns, is worthy her discernment: the in
eident is interesting, and the dialogue Der-
yous and elegant nor could more chaste
and animating actress give interest to the
works of the bard of Avon. The ladies OF
our tom, it is hoped, in this instance, will
ROT desert their favorite, but give once more
10 the boxes OF our theatre that gaiety, taste.
aud Beauty, for which they we're formerly
dis Inguished. She who so often has receiv-
ed their smiles, and who continues to de-
serve. on this occasion is surely entl-
tied to expect them. In private life, Mrs.
Entwisle rs endered to the public by the re-
collection OF many amiahle qualities, and her
domestic virtues alone, independent OF her
professional abilities, should ensure the pa
,ronage Of the liberal and enlightened. Her
husband. as comedian, is also remembered
with pleasure by those who have witnessed
his performances: correct, amusing, and ORR
ginaI. the brow Of care has beenoftne robbed
Of it's wanness by the exerions OF his powers;
and the loud laugh IS testified to the whiGn-
sicalness of his gesture and enunciation. AS
an actor. we admire-but as the husband OF
Mrs. Entwise, we should encourage and
support him.