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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
NEM EASUIIiNS-

sUST received anil NOW opening iic Store Of MARY
- otfHGAtE, an extensive assortment Oi Hats
7sS n tue new est Shons not To te surpassed in
Or ele5HrSe aStonc them black and white Leelorn
Nrivetar straw ionne's, chncila aud beaver great
variety OF pners of tic handSonest ,nd
eolors plaid ribbons rais cIrls, white aud other
Aea oriiln'nS wadding and trimming for pelisscS; hair
nets and irizciir colarcts and coreits ala
CAESAR, Russia ard antique oil which greatly contribute
she elegance oi the head we'll the color the =;
tluirkS csseHce OF Tyre for changing light oolo,
hair 10 dark iowno black; aud other
Millinery line too numerous u enunerste.
hn iaud, few ready made pt.LiSS ESAl OF
undetermined 10 dispose OF the Sontc terms for
cash.
Leghorn & Straw Bonnes clenneo died and trimmed.
TJMANTUA-hAKINGd done ia The newest fashions and
al the shortest notice.
November 5Atf
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By RITCHIE Il GOOCH.

NJ The ENQUIRER Is published twice n week, general
~, wee. during the session nj the
Price, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
PAYABLE in gvance. Notes at chartered spcce-payn.
Hanks (aiy) will he received payment The Editors will
guarantee the safety ef RENTING them by mail, the postage
oFall letters being paid bv the writers.
M No paper will he discontinued, Ibt discretion
OF The Editors, until all arrearages have been paid up
IL Whoever Will guarantee the payment oi nine papers,
shall have n tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
II One square, its-Erst Insertion, 10 cesrfs-each
continuance, 80 ceGts.
No AdS etsencn inserted, until il has either paid
assumed by person this city, its envrons
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EXTRACT To rHE Bprroe, RATED

UGSiur2fou, Feb. | /, 1922,
The bill reported in the senate for the cs-
Enlistment of territorial government in FIori-
ia co1iemplales the erertion of all the country
coded by Spain, situated eastward orthe Per-
dido, into one territory the executive power
Ia he vest,'d Ia a Governor, who is to hold his
ofllcc for the term Of three years. There is
20 be a Secretary, viii, \ tenure " oGi,,l Coz
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WILL re SOLD.

iron TUESDAY, TIE I1ih day Of March, 1922 at the late
residence Of john H. Venabe deceased The county Of
Itince Edward, for cash ie tract vi land upon which the
said deceased resided she county oc r rinre Edward con-
Ihng Two hundred "ndfweny pine and half acrc more
or lc-dnd those itt reninin Of the following slaves,
jim Tom, Amy, TaIby Joseph Glenn Hannah aud Kissia
hnn sny Other personal property consisting Of all the
'3uSeh"ld aud Kitchen furniture, plantation tools aud
sis Of every kind, ourwhccr riding carriage stock
on cattle on The plantation, and number OF valuable books
conveyed IN rust To the subscribers 10y the said Ion H.
aoe IN deed Of record in the county Prince I'd
ward which deed bears date lie l7 dry of August 1918
ann inend'Nto secure tie oc udrv dcLtS therein
mentioned 70 William yrnalc Charles Wood 81 Egowu
right and samuel Vcnable and The said Charles WoOdson,
executors OF James Ewing decreased.
WILLIAM rENIS'K, 49,.
LhMLaE T. riiI.I.. lItNt'Vs.
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FLOi{jZEI, FOK SILE-

WILL be offered Iur sale. public auction in Char
" ioitesville, che inst Monday in March next being
Abemarle day credit Of one and two vesrs tt
Vai'hie horse FLOBiLEL, u heaufni bright bay nine
years old full sixteen hands hir possessing Great besnv
oi form 'd muscular strength The subscriber 0I saw
nothing rs 10 the popularity ~ flori7c hut viii refer gen
eini disposed To- rurclnsc, 10 tho citizens Of Louisa
Orange, Madison, and Aemsrle, in which counties he has
vase hve seasons at Sl2 aud $40 wh great success
we've months credit viii be given half the ptr-
chase MONEY, and two years for the other half bonds on de-
nad WIN approved security with endorsement that 10
wi De demanded uit brongH paid according Ia
conirac will be rcquired-Florze was gotten y old Flo
le Gam by old Spread Eagle. descending from Boxer
Eclipse, Baylnr's Fearnouati, &c. So
q, Wiil he offered nj the time and place young
3iI' hVc years old fell sister the above horse per
heps not many finer Mares in this State.
Lot,isa, January iG- John ON AVIS
y = ANY person disposed to purchase privately can b,
accommodated on application 10 the subscriber.
February >. 90
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE.


Washington, 9Th FEBRUARY, 1899
The secretary of state, to whom has been
referred the resolution of the House of Repre-
sentativcs, requesting of the President of the
United Suites such Information rs he may
possess, IN relation TO the progress made by
The commissioners under the 5th article ?of
the treaty of Client, in ascertaiping and csta-
.blisbing that part of the boundary line between
the United States and the British Provinces.
which extends 50 from the source of the river
st. Croix to the northwesternmost head of
Connecticut river !" how much of the above
mentioned line has been actually SURVEYED.
whether map, duly certified, has been return
Ell otany survey made, and whether the Com
m!ssloners oil the two governments have had
any meetings within Il year past has the hu-
nor OF reporting TO the President that those
Commissioners have, IN the course ofthe wear,
had meetings at New York, from the 14th of
May to the 9th of June from the Isl to the
18th of August, and from the Goth of Septem-
Der to the 18th of October: a. which last meet
ing, difference of opinion upon two points
having occurred Between the Commissioners.
they adjourned, tn meet again on the first
Monday of April last.
Copies Oft journals of the Board at their
meetings, and part of the arguments of the
agents OF the two governments on the ques-
tons submitted to the Commissioners, have
been received, and are at this Department.
no authenticated map has been returned, the
reason of which is shewn in letter from the
Agent the U. S. of the lith of October last,
and letter from the Commissioner, of 10Th
November, copies of which are herewith sub
mtted,. AMI which exhibit the progress of The
Commission until the time OF their last adj
journment.
JOJN OTTJNCV An.lJc,
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MILL RE SOLU

NNSATURDAY tie sd inst "a, Bacon Quarter Branch
some household ana itchen furniture, property
MARIN Baker, deceased also, about 200OO0 well burnt
hiSksi tTns OF sale all OF dollars and under
c"sh ana tor all sus above credit will Ice given of ~
ot The purchaser giving bond with approved security
Also, the TAVERN and Meadow attached TO IT, will he
rented Tor Twelve months for which bond good security
~" be required, TO he paid quarterly. Possession will be
given on tie first OF March next
CLEVEAES BAKER, Executors IF
MARTIN BAkEH, sIasibt 3D.
WILLIAM BAKER, krr daase9.
FSDvuEr, O. eo-,r,s
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MATTAPONY LAND FOR SAI,F

sAViN' determined TO TO the south shall dis
pose "f the tract of land which live in Caroline
county, on very reasonable terms. The lies about
hrec ncs vi lowing Green. and contains 7s3 acres y re-
cei suNeynearv all Gat n, Of quality equal to any
on me river-Alout 80 or 9acres the grounds
On tue river side OF which bHnk has lately throw
uPHS secure ~ from nundaliOn. No land in
part OF ne country combines aivantages-pcrsors
disposed 10 purchase, will view and Judge
selves IL sale is time privilege Will Ie oyen the
TO seed wheat this fall il not, subscriber will
Posses;o, ; H. ~, -, ann sen u wan the land.
WI" pe gwen hFsi of January next, perhaps
>"" W ~ required. ALLEN APPERSON.
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NORTHERN BOUNDARY.

Commission under The Treaty q Client.
OFFICIAL PAPERS.
TO the House Of Representatives
/ transmit to the house Of Representatives
a report from the Secretary of State on the
subject required by the resolution of thai
House of the s2d ult. with the documents
which accompanied that report
JAMES MONROE.
Washington, 9th February, 1922.
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WILLIAM rENIcK, 2rrns,ec,.
lambs I. rBfcE, 'lS'''S'
lwnrt. .InnnnrV =. 1nT--tls
VALTABLE IANDS E0R SALE-


WISH o sell Tract of land in the county Of Hardy in hc
4 slate OF Nrruin containing by patent survey four
thousand eight hundred lying ihe head wne5s OF
New "nd Patterson creeks. Thee lands have bv persons
acquainted vita 'hen been recently represented me- as
'al"ahle, and adapted IN culture
WIZ also sci an undivided interest in valuable real and
peTnni estate ~ ihr county Of Wondiu aud OF
ucKy hcqe'nte by the viii nf Frauds Feat deceased The
al csnic highly Improved. AMI tic land known to cf
lirst quality md highest value.
Two valuable farms yng tlc hanks of York river in
NHginH, are for salche containing eight hundred
acres o. superior high land this land borders on the river
more thn mile IN exient - productive in wheat and
tobacco and has attached 10 IL, valuable summer and win
yer ihery and good mill seat contiguous t rser an
inc xhnsle supply Of Lclp is fund on the rnarpu
~ e rs err "n has been proven hy repeated xperncuts
~ c valuable manure aud large supplies ofshe mari arc
3e ad rom several parts o this TIC other tract
son'dhs ieur hundred and fly acres lies contiguous 10
ue Town Of YORK; and borders tie This farm 4,
sifcd 70 The culture Of grain is well waered has at
"tc 70 u tnv or forty Of meadow hand and mari
panks rom whence much OF this yalutble manure NAV be
procured The Whoe of this tract is in of improve
ent heng for c last six years enclosed bv fence
~ ol these tracts convenient 10 navigation, te
markets 81 Norfolk and Baltimore.
no part Of the purchase money ~ the last tracts will
ne cllred for years the ineres; thereon being
STed and plnchAlly paid. The subscriber, residing 10
ow1 VIII eceiye applications Cor The purchase u the
oTe lands aud will IN person slew the latter
PlttsDHs dcsrous "a purchase. THOMAS GRIFFIN.
-lebrnaty o fs--2N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23

PETER NELSON,
Late President " Washington Henry Academy.
). H. TURNER,
JOHN BRYCE. -
JOSEPH H. CLARKE,
JOHN /. NELSON, Is
HERBERT e. THOMSON
JAMES a. OSWALD,
CiiILES TERRELL,
Wnshi.eton City Feb. =, 1922
We concur very cordially, with ,Ie gentlemen whosc sem
uo's ie expressed III the preceding
IRA CHASE,
rroessor oil inc Learned Languages aud of Biblical Lit
ei"lure IN The Columbia College, Dist. of Columbia.
RUFUS BABCoCK,
Tutor in the Columbian College.
JOHN Mcleod,
Principal in the Central Academy.
d. III. HASKELL,
PRINCIPAL of the Western Academy.
EDWARD II. TIPPETT,
- Preceptor of tue Eastern Public Free
I'nruarV IL School.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
BURR MILESTONE MANUFACTORY

'iiE subscriber white Davidson 4 Co and
Davidson Smell Of Richmond respectfully beps leave
TO inorm the public. that he continues manufacture 80
ORDER and has hand handsome srtment ofreay
made, neatly finished ADD WARRANTED French BUR- fiii
oHes which he viii dispose of az prices sGitale to the
times. Orders will be Thankfully received aud promptly
executed Country produce market prices or negotiable
notes satisfactorily endorsed, win be taken in payment
srp;erabcr 81. 3y,-.v-rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
- VALUABLE real ESTATE-

&T-eA a-Ai'C hDL.I IlF-AL ESTATE.
sssW The house and pIaH,atiDn, adjoining the CITY of
LENA. Williamsburg, late the residence Of Littieon
aze"' deceased Is offered for safe. Any gentleman de
s'r"us oi giving ms Children liberal cducaion keeping
boarding house extensive sralc, find great AL,
vantage in purchasing this estate, of which dwelling and
nut-honses are calculated TO accommodate family of any
size The land consisting OF about acres highly i'm
proved, and compartments one of the profitable
os oi S extent IN the state Applications purchase
private coniract may be made William azewe!l of the
city of Richmond, William o. tioode of Nfeckenburc
conntyii not sold in this mode previous the day
81 hch nett, II win then be offered highest bidder
before The door nj the Raleigh Tavern in williamsburg.
Any feron wishing TO view this property may slpiy
the present manager thereof
The above land will he sold entire lots suit pur-
chSerS-Terms, oneou1h in cash, and the balance one
and two years from the dr'.sr sale.
WILLIAM TA.EWELL. lEx-orsof L. Taze
CATHERINE TAZElVELLi we'll decd
February T. Eft
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FOR SALE,
Ia The COTTON FACTORY and

ZsEnsA ne CoIIO4N tACIOh1 and
sstHl MILLS, in the lower end of Louisa Known
IfhSS by tue name of Irsr, This property isOi the
Sou'anip river failing about thirty miles
above tho city ut Richmond and
ne hundred OF excellent land, with large and
house - by 81 feet has floors above Tie floor
Gently built of excellent brick and faithfully executed
Thcmachiney consists Of 800 spnde, with The necessary
t,r'Iin"an'i rowing machines picking machine, ami all
III. tools or making machinery A very strong
STONE daW is erected across the river. The ml-hcnse
built of wood, two stories high. and contains yar Of
stones There Is likewise SAW MILL the premises
nc@ brick eiing-hoaSe two stories high. 20 %
wing 10 by ~ feet together with houses
The above property siiuHtcln healthy agreeable
neghborhn, and is we'll wcr the attention
wishing the business o wheat
az cotton, aDd will bc disposed "i reasonable
II ii should not be sold privately before
January ncN viii OH that ,iav ii fair, otherwise
fair ,i! I've sold At public auction the premises.
JOHN SHELTON 4 co.
n ar Ion Shelton Mr. Anderson Rowes, both living
near The premises, fully authorized any
person wishing 10 purchase. j. 5. X co.
November -.
1.-THE above property nollavng bsen sold, still offer
ed a, private sale. !. :. i co.
Janirv 10 75-wtf
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NOTlCE.


IL persons having legal or dchts due them bv the
ie COLLINS Byrie, will please present them iinm,siia,e-
~ Tor payment as the subscriber is desous of closing his
administration upon that estate. $50
JNo. S. BARBOUR
Iectnlner 10 TIFF Admir- of Jas Bvrne, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Mr.. BradLey, ageat ofhe United States under
The 9th article title Treaty Of Client, 10 The
.SecretGrY Of SINE


the 9TH article ofMe Treaty Of Client, TO The
Secretary Of Siate.
Westminster, Oct. IA, 1921.
SIr: have the honor TO enclose copy of
The Journal OF the proceedings of the Commits
sloners under the 9th article of the Treaty of
Ghent, at their meeting, which / recent
ly received from the Secretary of the
board. have also the honor to forward bv
mail the last argument of the British agent in
reply to my answer 10 his first argument
which completes the arguments growing out
of the British claim.
The copy of the claim and first argument
on the part of the United States, has been
heretofore forwarded. The answer of the
British agent, and my reply thereto are so vo-
luminous that the secretary has not yet been
able to furnish copies. The delay however,
is principally occasioned by the absolute ne
cessty of making copies for the commission
ers, by whom they are required for the pur-
pose oil framing their opinions and reports as
directed by the treaty.
Permit me to observe, that the copies
which have been furnished to the Department
OF State, are intended merely for the purpo-
SEES OF earlier information. The difference of
opinion which has taken place between the
Commissioners, in respect to the northwest
angle OF Nova Scotia, and the northwestern
most mead OF Connecticut river, has rendered
necessary fair duplicate copies of all the pro-
ceedlngS, arguments, and documents, and
these are now making for each governme nj,
in shape proper to be submitted to foreign
power.
This is, Of course, a work of much ,abour
as there are, in addition TO the reports, proofs,
and arguments, nearly forty maps made by
the surveyors who have been employed I'M
der the commission I; but they will be COM
pleted before the close of the session of Con-
gress, and when delivered together with the
opinions of the commissioners, to the respcc-
tive agents, agreeably to the eighth article of
the Treaty, shall have the honor to place in
your possession those belonging to the so vern-
ment of the United States.
/ have the honor to beg with the greatest
respect, sir, your very obedient and humble
servant,
WIN. G. BRADLEY.
The Honorable j. @. Adams,
f.,rx &c fnf.
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Ds. SALE

va pfkS his professional ices the inhabitants OF
Manchester and its vicinity lie occupies the rooms
over the d'eh opposite Jolpson's Warehouse.
Manchester, February 81. a5-s,T
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Cornelius p. Van Ness, Commissioning nm
der the 9TH article of the Treaty of Client,
to the Secretary of State

burlington, Nor. 90; 82l.
Sin The commissioners under the 9TH ar
ticlc of theTrcaty of Client have disagreed in
opinion on the principal points submitted TO
them, and will make their separate reports to
the two governments, conGormably to the pro-
visions of the treaty Tie documents, con
slstlng of the reports and maps Of the survey
ors and the arguments Of the agents, besides
various other papers, copies of which are to
accompany the reports Of the commissioners,
are very vOluminOus /; but the necessary CO.
pies are preparing with all practicable dispatch
and will probably be ready in the month OF
March next.
The reports Of the commissioners, with the
accompanying papers and documents, there
! fore, will he received at Washington about tac
lst Of April next, but at any rate, during the
approaching session Of Congress. The agent
Of the United States, presume, has furnish
ed yCaI with more detailed statement of the
situation of the business of the commissioners
! intend to proceed TO Washington Hysel
in April next, for the purpose of closing my
accounts, which cannot very well be done
without my personal attendance, and which
cannot be iinally done until the papers ar,
completed.
have the honor 10 he very respectfully
your Ohedicnt sesyant,
c. p. VAN NESS.
Hon. ]. q. ADAMS, Secretary Of Ss;ttg
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TRUST SALE


IN cotormiy with tue provisions OF trust cxcru
a cd Hugh Watson deceased, she 23d
july 1921 of record in the county Cumberland
county the subscriber, the therein named will pro-
<eed 10 sell at public auction Wednesny
ah ne1 if lair otherwise the first fair ay thereafter at
the hour ~ II O'Clock. nj Zach Taslors
OF car'ersNie, the following real personal property
conveyed ny the said deed of trust The purposes therein
menone viz Taniard with the stock hand, all the
fixtures houses and utensils ihereuno belonging including
garden adjoining the said town. being the which
owned 10y Air. John Cunningham deceased: also horses
and one gig anil harness. cnhs, Wagon gear
CARTS cows warnings, p hogs and sndy articles of
househod and kitchen furniture and all the crop grow
ig the plantation whercupon the Hugh Watson re-
sided. RICHARD CUNNINGiIi AL T,tsicc
February ~. s2-2w
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w. a. BARTOW,
BOOK SELLER, MAIN SHEET.

~ ESPECTFULLY informs the Commissioners of the
- PRIMARY Schools of Virginia, Teachers Country
rrcpnmts, THAT lie will shortly receive edition
ne hhymng Spelling Book Prmern from New York
anu WI" supply their orders the reasonable
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Richmond, january 1922
Dep impressed with the importance well direct
"a eht To establish aud uniform pronunciation
al tue English language, and fully convinced, give
e greatest practical utility such efforts they should he
ph 10 The capacities of children the earliest stage
en progress IN speech, have taken under conse-
ration ire merits Of The kymng Spelling Book, and
'er Careful examination OF the same do hesitate
Ineur with many eminent teachers in Baltimore the Presi-
uent anu Directors OF the Literary Fund of Virginia. and
DINERS, IN stating that is admirably calculated engage
.he auenonot children, and TO advance them in the ee
parts OF spelling and reading and that il will prove
great auxiliary in establishing the desirable object OF
UNIFORM pronunciation We therefore earnestly recommend
strpction OF children. =
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PRIyATE EDUCATION.

HAVING employed lady well qualified to teach the En-
Il giis' language grainmaicaiiy, geography with the
of tue globes history aricmaiic bellies iees &C. music
and drawingam desiros 10 admit into the school, inaId
zion to my own children, six eight little Urls who
he accommodated with board and tuition reasonable
terms at my residence Gree Hid Richmond.
February ~ SIT EDMUND CHRISTIAN.
p VIII give PRI,IIUM for GOLD and
SPANISH DOLLARS.
February CARTER n pACr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23

'ONMlffED TO the jail OF amherst cftnfy Virgn,a ON
ne 10th Of December last nerrn WIN calls him
81 ANTHONY aud Save he belongs William Ilaskins Of
apana and that he moved from Aibenaris county IN this
sHte and purchased bin oJohH Sent. The Anthony
says ne Is hityye years u age dark complexion and stout
MADE i've feet seven inches high. The owner Of said ne
s desired 10 prove property and take him away or ic
VIII he disposed Of rs the law directs.
JOHN FRANKLIN, Jailorof Am
ItWuNIN ~ N--MIAM
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On the first, second and third of January
the new constitution Of Colombia was pro-
claimed and sworn 20, with great solemnity
and reloicing, including fe- deum in the Me
tIOp0Iitan church.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-02-23

MU NFORDS REPORTS AND INDEX.
EEOM this day, the price OF the 81, q Gu v,,es ~ M -
nerori, reduced 70 s. 5oper copy the price Of
NY Hcnera Index 10 the Virginia law Authorities 10 "a
per copy. They may has at le b,ok store Of lvro m
it..Whylspanf or Of myself. 7YM. MUNFORn.
= g-,.fg
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-20

severed of the characters bear siill The sams
names, and the plot generally Is preserved !
but the language oi the great master Of dfa-
matte composition has given place TO modern
inproremenis n they are called--igpfoft-
mesfs which adhere To the loa buaeonerg that
sometimes occurs in sbokspcafes plays, like
dwArish shrubs on the sides aud tops oil
mountains reaching 10 the clouds, > whilst al
most al the brilliant sparklcs OF his genuine
vat are lost When the stage becomes M a.
rera f1r The exhibition OF buRoonery and trick
il suffers in public estimation, and loses some
portion Of its dignity IN the eyes OF the per
formers themselves. | am aware that there
are persons who plsasHre roritby the standard
Of their visibility; aud wherever this taste
generally prevails, the stage will be degraded
from il original purpose. For my own part'
! had rather see represented all the horrg'e
horrors aud improbable iaprobabdit'es OF the
German school, Than listen to obsceniiies
which, lhongh they excite u roor OF lnnghter,
are stiil dissgfeeablc, to ut least pnrt OF the
audience.
"Caiherine & Petruchio," was well per-
formed discovered no fault in any OF the
dramatis persona, and they were generally We
~ excellent lrs Brown was particularly SO,
as She has always been, in whatever charae-
ter she has appeared.
Lese Laughs at Locksmiths" is farce Of
hnmor and il was IA well play.
ed, with some little exception, rs II could be
In " Old Tottcrton, Mr. Brown acquitted him.
self with much credit L. far exceeded the most
sanguine anticipaiiops. OF the comic powers
OF Mcsas Placidc and Hyatt, il is superhuous
10 say any thing--in Risk and solomon Lob
they received much applause, aud they desery.
ell il. MIR, Moreand sings very well--Ihe
Soldiers Bride, particularly was sweetly sung
Some were imperfect in their parts. This
lault is very disagreeable to the audience as
well as TO the performer, and should occur as
seldom as possible. @