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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
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pursuance oil decree vi e Superior Courl Of Chanc.ry
io the district Of WILLIAMSBURG ,ron,unc ed, an he 20 az
January, is27, an he Of Andersun exor. OF Siu vs.
isHe"t haiioif II, others shall day of Ma.
next, oer To the highest bidder ubc AUCTION he
ae ~ land lying IN the county of Heriro, mentioned 10 the
Gearing dale The I day u Dec-uhe 9I2 from Rich.
ard hand'phio I'm a. Mo.bJ y. ppa nov III i!le
Of tue defendants, OF
hhu al Tue same tune, shall Oder in like aun.f
negro man named DICK, uow IA the possc.ln Of Richal
nshnoiph:li II delivered to before that day.
Ehho-tOr the i4ni credit six. tw dive saI eighteen
moni the purchaser executing bond wua good p,,oi CO.
cuy, aud deed the land to secure the
money ioI the slave, Cash will he reeuii ed.
Sale to be made al IL o'clock
j. GUEnRRANr, m. :. c. c. T. d.
<liIII y. iOI-'ds Or Of his LeuiHfes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
James River Lend far Sale

Will sen ON reasonable terms my Farm the county OF
dahrs tny, near the island OF JAMES Town. II CONTAINS
a""ut seven hndt cd acTes vt land, of
pfo'emeHl ahd cultivation, and most beautiful
anS ~ Ia. lower country The soil is fac for whea corn
au c'1v, AID produces clover pc. sus
ho" pleasant AMI airy, 10 JAMES Iiver the farm is
sceutd w'' wheat crops and prepared FOR crop 10
which my will he given ii d,sno,ei Of Ihe el
Ins mouse spacious and in nae rsPa and the
an III god oTder III not ,Dd 7 private sale befoe the 5tb
day OF MAY next, will day he offered TO The re
hd"e' GU he preui'e at the time, viii
sen bis stock OF horses sheep, cattle and hs plantation
.i' and variety OF other articles. For terms apply 10 Mr.
Robert Alecandiis in Williamsburg, the subscriber on
'"1 PIeu'sts' CARY WILKINSON.
james City, March es-,J
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Medical Institute oil pbiIadeInhia

Medical Institute oil phiIadeiphis
fEtHE suu,ar Course of Lectures .cY bern o., Manu-,
"a the go ay Of April, AID en Saturday preee,,
we n' Nlonday ci November The month Of August !,
Nathaniel Capmam ". D.. On the Practice Of Medicine
Wm' r. D.w-.s, VI. D. On Midwifery.
Iho' HAMS, H. ID. Surgeon q. States Navy On onets
tive Surgery. ~ N!'''"-
Ssm. Jackson III b. On MaisIa Mcd,ce
VIM + Iorner, ~. D.. On Aust,my.
JHo H. Mitchell, H. D. Chemistry.
hD Bel, VI D.. On the Institutes OF Medicine an, 7rI
cal Jujssyt Gience. > 80 $500
tnsh L. l.. Hodge, NJ D.. On the Principles OF Surgery.
lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
LEWIS W RsB & co.

OFFER FOR SALE,
~ "A HUBS ST. Csvx Porto Rico and New Orleans Al,
TU yars
3 hids. AID IS boxes loaf sugar
$50 bag. and tieces coffee, various qualities
20 bids. prime nloa..cs
So bids. 40 bhi. r,s whnkey
Barrels recliiied do
- hh,. and Is bids. aprie brandy
hh.,. ,ure.,vr old jana:ca nun,
5 hhIs. Anti,oa do
o5 hbt. and SO bbl,. New Enrlaul ia
2 pipes Holland Gin
. pipes French Brauiy
i.o,ion Pagtixuia, Msiera)
Siriiy Madeira ss.ss-l q ~
Narcotic, Msceira
Canary, Poit, Lisbon ;jgINES.
Tennei,iie, Rou4iion
Coirenar, Swee, Malaga,
Mu.cat aud scvppcrn,nx
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
ROBERT SUap00D

TNENDERS his services his friend, and IN. p,bl;e AZ
~ ConDs'oo Agent and hores by attention 10 busi
es 70 nsf share ~ tue public psironare he Will sell all
snIs Of eountfy prniuce, such Tobacco Flour Cotton
lie may generally he found the Tobacco Warehouses Dur
Warehouse. | S ~ ~
u The EdHors Of ibe Petersburg Intelligence, Raeirh
hfgier aud IJD hbuig Vnsnian will publish the abnve adj
vsi,ien.nt 10 times, and ioi ward t,i accounts 10 r. s.
- plb ~ tff-IDtk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
1tventy Dollars Ietocrd.

ID ANYWAY troa subscriber, negro man slave i,y the
y name OF jim, (ys, calls himself Jim Page) brown
colour, stsue, likely, and has pleasant
about so Year, Of age he is well known i'll Richmond and
the Dover Coal Pi tie latter place he has worked
YEAR, past had been impressed by agtt,
hired last year 10 air. Richard Whitfield Richmond, (who
had hired him the year before but not.
he was last engaged ia boating Of Dover
Pits, and the last had OF him, he going in
boat from Lynchbnrs To iehnoud ths latter place
seen little before CHI nis. have doubt he either
a5unt the Coal Pitts LynchbuIg, think likely he has
obtsned free papers The above reward will he gwen
reasonable charges for the delivery OF the said
living in Chesterfield county, miles south of the Cpurihour
April TO- f09--8t AHAIISTEAD HILL.
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.1I.gRSH9I,S G1LN

OURSUANT 10 decree on the Superior Court If Chancsr
far the hiobnond District promo "a the sh day 81
June, 1926 ~ the Of Garter ". Anthony, shall the
fh day Of May 1877 offer for sse 81 public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, Tor cash, the ot Of land the proceeding
meniioned being lot No. 734 IN tie city Of Richmond sac
70 lie made On thu prenists, =; O'clock.
JOHN GUEHtANT, u.s c.e.r.d
Or ono IF lis Dsgatiea
ArfE q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

pursuance of deo5ee o the Superior Court Of Chan
Gerry lot tho Richmond district, pgonounoe I'd on the STD
day OF Jsnpary, 1874 the OF lia others w. Bot
on snail on the i4t DAY OF May next offer for sale, tn.
ian, y'ns and being the county of Chosie,d
river bounded 10y the lands OF fbs Straon Samuel Clay
aud Others, cont iBirs fifty acres beng the OF land
on which Thomas Bottom lately resded. Terms, credit o
twelve mouths, bond aud seeury aud the retained until
the purchase money paid Sale commence at ~ O'Clock
Apri c. Io3 fds Or on, oF 10 U,,r,,i,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
.I.4RSTIIL'S N.aLE,

pursuance 0i decree OF the Superior Court of Cbancrtv
,o Tue W'iiam;bus district the 2Uh day
shall proceed 10 sell pub!c auction in the town Of u,
oana iGr really money Monday the 2Sd da, April next,
valuable se oil llnd, lying the applhannock river in
the touniy OF RI,a i'eSex called WyIIE PIaNES Int.
.ne ProPey OF George Is. Byrd. the day should be
uhiaii' Tue safe will be marie u. far day.
April 2. ~ tS1' ~ -
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IMPORTANT DECISION

a. the late session OF The Supreme Court of tho
United States, The question which divided the
government OF the U.ion ami the Governors OF
Massachusetts and Connecticut during the I.f.
war, was finally disposed or II was The ,v,o,,-
iDious opinion OF the seven iudges, that III. Pre-.
sIdenl oi The United States Il the sole and exclp
sive judge whether any OF ;be exisclces such
As INVASION, insirfec;ion. &:c) enumerated in Tia
Constitution have occurred, in which be is au-
'horized 10 call cut Tie militia of The sevcr.,
states Consequently, nei her The Governo, of
the Stare, nor any OF its officers or citizens. can
| refuse to obey the requision OF the President
wien communicated 10 them la he regular mode,
OCNTEitFEUrS. The United States Bank
u is well known, hss spared no expense 10 attain
the desirable ohjrct Of issuing lis notes in 70 su,e
fior style OF engraving and finish as to render
unavsilIng any attempts TO counterfeit them. II
appears, howe en- that the Ingenuity and talent ~
the gentry who make the business count erei.Ios,
a regular occupation have at length succeeded in
producing 50 good an imitation Of one Of the patcn
/ that we are induced TO call tic attention of tie
public 10 the fact, IN order that il may guard a.
gainst imposition from this scarce. The coupte,
ieits TO which allude are I'Dc,,fy Dyiir
| .N6sss, puporing be issued by the Parent
Bank, payable at The Charleston Office, in fav6t
| oil JOS. Johnson, President. They bear date n
February, 1920, and signed by L. Che,-Es.
President, and iona Smith. Cchief. Tbe>pIate
lie marked with The letter VI. 1le signature Of Mr..
Cbeves il very wen exetutel- diai of Mr.. Sniin
and MIR. Johnson, bni iodneTe nifty but the mos,
peTcepibe defects consist IN the Indifferent man
ner In whi,h the other blanks are filed IN when
compared with the genuine notes. Two OF these
counterfeiis woTc fercIvci by our cry banks. h,t
were detected the Branch b,nk on presenfnt5o,
there & difference - opinion, however havinr
been entertained as 10 fbcir real charac er one ~
them was 'ransmifted 10 tie Parent Bank and l,y
! il positively ascerancd 20 be counterfeit W.
I -.s... a. 81 L.. A..
are caicula',dto deceive Bah .qme,icar.
ABABAMA.--ih he Legislature Of Alabama
al it, last session, passed act 20 prohibit the i'm,
pouat0n e slave. Into that State for sale or hi,e
The act provides that ony person carryng nerrosa
into lie 5iatc after The hrsi lay OF Angus, nest
for sale Of hire, shall be liable 70 fine OF @f0oZ
for each negro 80 eafr'eJ into The STATE, and irnr
sonment II further provides, that persons
carry slaycs i0lo lhe State Tor their own use
not sell OF sire tas-n wiiAln ,wo years az
sfsiysh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

'IfHE subscriber returns hs thanks 20 he friend, and IN.
4 public, FOR business heretofore eoofjed bin, beg.
leave 70 nfo them that he will give ms attention hereafter
fe5iUy t cseiyiay u5 selling ~ kiuis N e0lnifg lro
dece lie will undertake also buy sholFcfs aofse aits
other property Tor farmers The conny 4tcofdnx 10
order and send The property ~ them scr poichaed
ts ohce viii be kept The section ahd cornmssiou Of
MI Henry w Monsufe, opposite the Beilravern.
zSyai7. iii-,4
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Apri1 8
M.qRSHdL'S SALk

PURSUANT 10 decree II the Superior Court Of Chan
eery for tue Richmond district, pronounced the nth
day Of February, 1927, the Of GodD vs. Taylor aud
Taylor vs. Goddiu shall the 4b dsy II May, Is17, Od
Tor sale al public auction, to the highest bidder, The pre-
Hes the bouse and lot the Proceedings menoDed heinz
TIE house and Jt situated e south side Of Quasl
Dfsrcb lying ~ the CITY Of Richmond, aud part the lot
purchased by The ssd John Gvtdn Of PhP Fucher, senior
ana Jape us VIE: TeDs, credit Of six, twelve, anil esh
teen mouths negotiable notes with approved enJoef required
VI the purchaser. Sale 10 about o'clock r. NJ
JOHN GUERRANT, m. so.e.r.d
April G. I0s-fds o. sus Of H. JJ,n,J;,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
CO-PARIyVERSHTP-

NE Subscribers having formed connex ou in business AZ
M.entn' iatpts, respectfully solicit favor OF tne
,sn, on'es ana the pshic generally, Cat
ny hehn'i Scott, next door above the Unite,
."e and ASSN them that shall he spa ed
~ set'Vn. IAey Will receive shortly an asor.,u nj
Of GOODS usually Kept tnen line which viii he me-.
'" 0iue' on az GOOD term. as he had in the city.
BrN;ir SCOTT.
ApT;ls 49, W. . ,a mi -.
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NPNkN.G IiOODS-

SFRf.NG GOODS.
EXTILIIEM fEALE X 90. have tsesiyed Per The Cum.
~ borland from pnilsdslpha snd ofhsr late arrival
from New N1Tt. part u then SgfHs srpplys
ANONG UBicH arr,
a. md G-i cotton esmifc
Cou.aln anil super rTinis nfT siyls
Malt isca sbi hook masiins
Plain sod 6gued Ssin masias
s s.ss', .1-iys and bingham,
Gfeciar 10.
Hl own caUbfif- fu bonnsts
Swiss musln. acstf. tapef collars anj hdsif
Elegant s,lk and siuIe hdtls.
Grey Jsns cps
Lace 10
I;obfncf vsds
rlsin coiouTea Gfo Dc Nap
ftssb ineu, aorenuae
tatioi r4sYneiei
Daf. Write AID isncy c-iofeJ Marches
Blue ord yeiio9
Lsiics' kif, hnfss.sir soj bssvfr rnrcy
wh many o,hcf 9iies, ah.sh ~sy slsf FOR isc t,e
usAaI low yfilts
9sri.S .:s-g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

'WWI'H IlfUtI IsHJIW TOT I5IIs.
'E1HE of snd belonging the heirs Of Iohn
X Is Tor sale The above tract IN the eouutv al
Prince George Immediately James river, adoin,nr IN.
i4 OF George and William Harrison Esgfs. aud 8Ifs Edoe
and couiis saOut hHnled II Of dc be
neighonrhoods n Virginia, and inferior IN ertiIy
mnsi u ieayY bered, is LOCATION uuaity render
The assne tract Of land fof sale AZ this time IN V-
gBs. Person5 wins 10 pstose the terms, b.
apryins Edmund Christian, Esq John Dsndfidge i,
Richmond.
Bgih o.. Tiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

h H'sciiber heing alone auth ,fised ~ re he b,,,
=, 81 the tate Hrm y 4 yTOODSO- q 20 rss,,e..s
nsyng Claim agt,nt them whether uaaff - si,
os"e1.'c DOW due yet become 80 70 oslo thsn
1881 % nun without leiay, and ikst Che debtors Of laid Gf
No., va ANDERSON.
-~ u" sJg-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24

TWENTY DOLLARS RE JY4RD
~ ANYWAY from the subscriber, living near Rough Greet
- Ghnfch n Charlotte couhiy. Vnguis, on TuSisV M.
SV'h January last, two negroes JtEF and his wife BflIJJ
~ Jeb hiss bright complexion about years ,f ae ave
iee' SIX nehes high, snd hasa side his fce he
was ia1ed by Thomas Hsfvey, B w. Of this county Ms,i,
keIy, wen set woman, ct brigh, complexion shout
Ws"y years 81 age and about I'VE IL high she was ae1 ~
"enten, North Carolina, ard has a mark bei,vse, hs bi
dsT ~ TIE sh9Te Of heat, aud ptegnsn, At the li ev
ehped' wiz give The above reward 70 any person. that wi
deliver them 10 the al nay rtsdsbes, Wa r. WUfT =
April 10 10 =, q
FiE PsfinefhiP between he suhscfisrs under III. Ar, =
atctbald y Woudson K Co, by mutual r.ns,n, 49,.
sowen Wi"sn Andeson vii settle the claim, ag.,.t IN.
alone authorized TO collect ,hs dtbt due 10 The rd ,e
-. W. ANDERSON
ruts 49,. 90, III a. 2. WVoUsON.
th 1"''pe's viii he continued NJ the same el.ec b. a.,
'@-,iots = ""dsf the firm Of H. RS H. Ioo5ssn ,,f
onI 70 'ei ifiend- ESD The public reoe ,..,fs,, =,
ven seiseseo eROCERfES, COTTON TxRW, &C. ,sbi,b
'hey WIN sell low Tor es.h,of good acceptance.
AbCHtbbLD r. WOODSOE
All N JOSIAH L. WOODSON.
U'l'h w. ff
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ADVERTIS EAfEyrY,

'1HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove, containing ahsy
200 acres, lying in the lower end Of Amelia eoy G
"ety advei,se' still for sale II would make an eSeslc
e,uon plantation IL vii he sold all tcgatef OF divided ,n
parcels. The terms wdi besccommOdaiing.
r., UbL n. GILES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-24
.lI.iRNH.aL.'.S iN-4I-E

J. GUERRANT, IN. 8 c. c. I'd.
| Apii 3. t0a-tis Or Of his Deputies.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08


Commencement.-Th Annual commence
ment of Brown University, took place on Wed
ncsday Last. The day was remarkably fine
the town was crowded with strangers of dis
tincton. The exercises at the meeting house
with two or three exceptions were Indifferent
The performances in the forenoon were as fol.
lows:
Salutatory address in Latin, and an oration
in English, on American History, by Joseph F
Philips, Belfast, Me.
Medical Science. an oration, by Noah War
ner, Harvard, Mass.
Philanthropy interwovcn with the destiny OF
man, an Grafton, by Peter Il. Minard, Ashford,
Con.
Natural science, an oration, by Williams
Latham, Bridgewater, Mass.
The attainment of excellence, an essay, BY
Thomas ]. Coggeshall, Bristol, RI
The foundation of true greatness, dsscrta-
ton, by James w. Thompson, Barre, Mass.
Domestic Manufa ctures, an essay, by Thom-
a. r. Hunter, Providence, X. l.
The fall OF Mexico, poem, by c. Thurbor,
Bellingham, Mass.
The future drama Of our country a disserta
ton, by John II. Clifford, Providence, RI
(Tho productions of Mr.. Clifford and Mr..
Hunter, were considered by all present re-
mark ably chaste and clegant.]
dfternoon.--The Mathematical Grafton -
William Fl. Spear, Bellingham Mass
The Grafton on Classical Llteratupc-Elan
Smalley, Dartmouth, Mass.
The Spirit OF the Crusaders, an Grafton
Isaiah Moody, Northficld Mass.
Advantages ofAmerica for awakening Poetic
Genius, an Oration-H. G. Otis Colby, Middle.
! borough, Mass.
The Grafton on Moral Scienco-Ebonezcl
Thresher, Jun. Stafford, Con.
The Memory of Roger Williams, with thu
Valedictory Addresses II. Weeden
Jamest own, r. l.
The following young gentlemen received the
degree Of A. B. viz.
Peter c. Bacon, Jamas Bishop, Simeon B
Carpenter, Mellen Chamberlain, John H. Cliff
ford, Thomas J. Coggeshall, Harrison q. 0
| Colby, Ia ccheus Colburn, William NJ. Cornell
Charles Gilman, Justin Hammond, Thomas X
! Hunter, Williams Latham, Peter r. Mnard
Isaiah r. Moody, John NJ. Moriarty, sylvanu
Morse. Royal Paine, Frederick Parker, Josepl
Philips, John Pratt, Israel Putnam, Elan Small
ley, William Fl Spear, James W Thompson
Ebcnezcr Thresher, Jun Charles Thurber
Charles Wadsworth, Noah Warner, John
den, Abner I Ellis.
The degree Of A. M was conferred on 1!
young gentlemen.
The honorary degree Of A. NJ. was confcrr
ed upon Albert c. Greene, Attorney Genera
Of this state, Charles Morris, Captain in tho [
S. Navy, John r Vinton Major in the U. S
Army, and the Reverend William II Smith, G
this town. No other honorary degrees wor
| conferred
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
MARRIAGES,

In this town, on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Edward Field, to
Miss Alice Ann Thurbor
In Gloucester, on Monday evening last, by
he Rev. Mr. Stone, Mr.. Andrew A. Angell to
Miss Amcy Aldrich, daughter of Mr.. Richmond
Aldrch.
In Newport, on Sunday last, by the Rev.
MIR. Burdck, Mr.. David y. Burdick, to Miss
Mcbitable Gastof, daughter of Mr. Henry
Gastoff, all of that town.
In Portsmouth, r. I. on the Sd inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Anthony, Mr.. David Mason, to Miss
Susan o. Gardner, daughter of Mr. Lyman
Gardner, Of s. Kingstown.
In Taunton, on WEDNESDAY evening last, by
the Rev. Mr.. Hamilton, Mr.. Job Crossman, Jr.
to Miss Caroline Hack, daughter of Mr.. Ma
than Hack, all Of that town.
In Boston, on Sunday evening last, by tho
Rev. Mr.. Greenwood, the Rev. John Thornton
Kirkland, ID. ID. President Of Harvard Univer-
sity, 10 Miss Elizabeth Cabot, daughter of the
late George Cabot, Esq. Of that oity.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08
Deaths,

In this town, on Thursday last, Abby Caro-
line, infant daughter of Mr.. Rhodes G. Allen,
aged ID months.
On Tuesday last, Thomas Swcetland, infant
son OF Mr.. John Prospect, aged 10 months.
In Newport, on Saturday last, Miss Philcna
Cahoone, aged 56 years, daughter of the late
Mr.. John Cahoono.
Drowned, in Newport, on Saturday afternoon
last, Benjamin, son of Capt benjamin X. Down
ing, aged years and months.
In Uxbridge Mass Mass on Monday last
Sarah Read, aged years and months,
daughter Of Mr. Ona Carpenter
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

SocIETIEs.-Thsi is the age Of socie,y-mak-
ing. We have poace-societies, female frag-
ment-societies, vice-suppressing-s societies, &c
&c. But the most curious of oil is n society
in Brazil for mondng the morals and manners
Of young ladies'! What next! Young ladies
are admitted to be angelic, and really we con-
sdcr them as patterns of all that is moral and
mannerly. The men had better set about re-
forming themselves, before they undertake to
improve tho ladies. This soc ETY. awards three
premiums-one Of $500 to tho most moral
young woman in the country! How is this to
be decided BY general vote; by caucus OF
self nomination. The next premium is l0C
to tho young woman who makes the mos mon
ey by honest practices! Again, how decided
Is it honest to steal hearts as youthful beauty
is promo to do The third premium is Sl0t
to the young lady who behaves best 10 hei
mama. If tho awarding Of all these premiums
does not turn Brazil topsy-turvy, we know
nothing Of human nature. Informing Con
yier.1
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

GETTING INTO NoTIcE.-Tho best talents
IN the world, must be known in order to be
patronsed. Man is the child Of opportunity
circumstance either makes or mars hin-but
he may sometimes make circumstances Some
years ago, young lawyer of fine talents ard
decent learning, and graceful and powerful
orator wthal l.. settled in one Of our western
villages. He took no letters of introduction,
and Knew nobody. He waited in vain for eli
cnts, l'is abilities were unknown, and, Of OF rec
unapprcciated. At length he devised plan
for bringing himself into notice. He took
rattan, walked over the way to Mr. SMITHS
store, and without saying n word astonished
the unofiending Mr.. 8. with a terrible fogging.
prosecution followed our young lawyer
made splendid speech, showed what he " as,
was fined five hundred dollars, and was imme-
diately retained in the suits of Importance
He has since made large fortune by his pro-
fession. " Y. Courier.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

The English Theatre at Paris was to be open
ed about the first of September. Kean, Ma
cready, G. Kemble, and other distinguished
performers, are to perform there in the course
Of the season.
A very curious scene occurred at the Dublin
Theatre few weeks since The opera Of
Guy Wannering was performed. Miss C
played Julia .Nannering and sung her songs
horribly out Of tune. In the duet Now hope
now fear her screaming was more dscordant
than the notes of the peacock. The audience
laughed, and Braham Uttered, the lady. be-
came enra gcd, and the audience became more
| funny. AT length her fury rose TO such pitch
that Kissing superseded the less angry manifcs-
! tation Of dislike. She dartcd forward, and
commanded the orchestre to cease, and she
addressed the audience in the following man.
ner:-'To one Of my sox it is painful to be
obliged to address an audience, but my natu-
wal timidity-[loud laughter1--aye, TO be
sure, my dclicacy Increased laughter ]-or
this occasion, shall not prevent INC, l have
been now for two wears endeavouring to plea SC
you and 1 have not succeeded Hear Yo,
arc hard to he pleased. l shall leave you.
[Crics from the gallery 'Ah' don't--leave VI
lock of your hair for a koopsaken shal
leave you'll quit you this moment forever
laye forover!' Tho Lady marched of, ant
shouts of laughter and Kissing accompanic
her retirement. She did not appear afterwards
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-09-08

G-DIssoLUTIoN OF THE UNION. A wr-
ter has appeared in the Charleston South Car
olna Mercury. and commenced a series of es-
says under the imposing and startling title of
:" Reasons why South Carolina should with
draw herself from the Union" Although there
ls but little to be apprehcndcd from tho writ
lngs Of the gentleman, yet the subject he treats
upon, IS ono which we arc sorry to see broach-
cd - ono That we are astonshcd that any pa
trotic publisher, should suffer to occupy a
place in his paper. The Reasons the writer
assigns for dissolution Of co-paitncrshp, arc,
that General Jackson is not The president of
the United States, and that the Amer,c IN Man
ufacturcr is protected by Tariff! Sage and
wonderful reasons most truly!