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BY the Packet ship Helen, Captain Cobb which sail
ed nom iayre on the 27h March, the Editors OF te
New York Commercial Advertiser, have reco.ved fjcs
Of P'pars 10 the 25th March inclusive Tei,aye Civ
en- below tie most recent Intelligence whoh they con.
tain
TIE Augsburgh Gazette gives The following infe-
ii5cucc, OF the 2h March iiom Vierua--tN de Ta,s
CuciT said 10 have received dispatches IN which the
court CT Russia expresses its rciave 10 the Haiti
ScherlH Of DcC' uber %, aud the depIOrafe events
al nave lately taken place at ConstantinopIe Ii is
said that these dispatches Of the pacific ma
ure and the Emperor repeats lis declaration dat ac-
cDrdi0y The convention of July g. and in accord m
lhc allies, further measures for tue execution Of the
Treaty, and the maintenance of the peace Of Europe
ought IN Hu!h to be executed; bu that ihe ca5nc, OF
81 Petersburgh DESTROYS Of waiting Tor the opinion
Of france aud England upon the late events
The Aug sburEh Gaz :tte contains lie following in
tegence dated Bucharest, March 1--we have let
ters from CUnstannOpc to The I5th Of February. II
seems that final effort has been ATTEMPTED by tIe
Ministers Of Austria and Prussia TO induce the Porte
To- accept The Intervention. The DraComans received
rom tie RsiEfTondi refusal ~ the nosr energetic
terms In the capital there is nothing DcY.D
Neither the Post from CouslanrinUpic Of tie iii,
February, that Of the 2jb had arrived V,cnra
The 9Th March.
RUSSIA Asp PERsIA.--OlFcial news rom 81. Pc
tersburgh Of the 9th March, received at Pars on TIE
cath, that at The moment IS ben Gen Ps,t-
ewIch preparing TO recommepce bo,rjitjcs, ilie
Schah addressed him a communication with The NEST
prompt despatch, 10 him Of hrs pacific DISPOSE
ton. and announcing tia TIVE their way,
destined for tie payment Of the pecunary indemnify.
The Scah at the time invited in The pressing
manner the inercesson Of The Albas Mira 10 bring
a conclusion the work Of pacihcatioD; auhorisng Ia
remit the sgrced upon, halt Of which had az
ready arrived at Mana, near Taurs When the cou
rier departed, place about TO be fixed upon
where the respective Pieoipotenarcs again Il
meet for the de6nitVe signature Of the treaty Of peace
! Characterization, March 13.--The Enelist
merchants IN this capital in the greatest auxetI
as to the result Of the events Transporting tbere anC
tier alarm is much increased by crowd Of pamphlet
! which scattered about. filled wub every kind q
insuli to the English nation, and exciting the people
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

n OrlCE.An persons ma wing open accounts with tbs
estate of Robert Bell decd, late sa,iacr of the ci,v
oil Richmond. requested the subscriber fn,
settlement As It is expected that reference to the books
VIII often he required, had thsn posted and am
now ready TO make settlements Although is desira
mat speedy close of the ton should be mad.
yer SHAH give reasonable time may ca II!
indebted IT, the estate, unun their giving bond in, tho ma
meh thereof All those indebted by bonds and notes
informed that the claims against aye verv Nv
e'hy pressed and that therefore, shall be compelled 10
'e9mHe them to make nmedate payment. All persons
lns 10 call IN eaSIuahe time MAY cxpect LEGAL steps
VIII "e taken for the collection thereof AL persons ha WING
GAINS against The estate requested present them
purcr!y aud legally that may be apnrise
." Inc amount due, tn enable make ARRANGEMENTS Tor
men 'i"'daton My office is in the City Hail. where
me books md papers will pit aud whee shall GENE
rally attend i:on, 10 10 3 o'clock
W. D. WREN, Serg'I c. r. 6
Drr 9-'S Adrnr q Robert Bell, decd.
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Cite constitutional aaIhfo
Eron the PokiiLcul .arsno

AT meeting of the Subscribers 10 tia p.,.;;.t - i,
company, pursuant 20 notification pubisbei in tho A.
ma, newspaper printed in the town Of F,.d.r;ct h
he Mayors Office in the said Town ON 49, =, . ."
day of May, 1895 '"e Z"
On motion, made and seconded, the Han .Iob t,,-
". "pPo'nea Chairman, and John Chew was appointed
Secretary 10 this meeting 'rr''ei
On motion, made aud seconded Joh, q ,,,u.
william Shinker and Samuel H. S,orrou, -. ..u
COMMITTEE TO examine the subscrprion bras -,
w me SAID Company, and TO ascertain =, hsSr,g go
lhirty Thousand Dollars has been st. 5ss ie ,,v
duais' IN conformity with tie acts ncorn,, - .
report accOtGugly -ys''' ~ W
Inc SAID Committee retired, and after snn,e ,;,,. 80
nen, ana rep"rted That the said sum of Tbry Tho
law > ~ 49, aSeO'o'hs TO
Nhefeupnn ii
Heso'ea' That this meeting do nraanize the said Com
P'hy, under the title aud style of the Ra pneaurocs o,
P"l' anu maj the members no compose this
10 elect President and four Directors 10 n,,napr
'e ""S "i the said Company, according the acts of
Interpretations tn continue in Office until The ANIMAL 10
hefai esi"s OF the Stockholders, on The % Aiondav ~
August ' "
nam HHI"kcr, John S. Wcl'f,. William a Kunx and
ehmans smith we.- elected Dhec,ms
Oh NOTION made and seconded, was
HeS"hfd, THAT tie General Annual Meeting Of the
"'"i'"neIS' III sa" Company, To be held on the "a
"ay IN August rex be held town OF F!sde,icks-
burg
On motion, made and seconded, it was
hfSohed ihat Ne thanks the M n.bers comuosius
nus nteiing, tie presented To Col Samuel A. Stn,,oy or
Kapr'hanoork Crmpa ny, aud promoting it's ohiects
" h"n the meeting Adjourned, slnc re.
(N!s'e') JOHN COALIiR, Chairman
IouN NEW S.ctsta y.
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Female seminary.

WIZ cushing Session of this Seminary will commence
"a on the first day Of May The course oil in
former Sessions.
For the HGHER branches Of Emgli,' Education. viz:
Geography with the drawing of Maps the
Clones Nr'nric' Logic Intellectual Philosophy. Mnal
au'i Nat Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy ana t;.omc-
try--3l5 90 per Session.
For those who attend Reading Spe Hing PEN
paushP, Geography without the dla WING of Mans and
Use of the Globes, Arithmetic and English tirann,i.r
Sl2 90 do.
II the ;vH" last FAMED ~ be omitted, So 90 do
For Painting AMI Drawing AN additional charge OF
S. 90.
resNns on the Piano wiz continue be given ii sonl-
tfrnt eurouras cement he Afforded.
l3' Tuition payable III advance.
JOSEPH ESrAGEC0T
Siauuton, April d. 1923. c6-3,
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az ALSioN " PLEASANrS offer for sale at then
u store, corner of and 18th streets, low, by
Wholesale,
loV bags gnah green coffee
90 hhds. New Orleaus sugar
10 do first quality ST. Croix do
40 do Baltimore whiskey
80 barrels do do old
$50 do best Virginia mountain do
20 hhdS noasses
80 Spanish ii;!rs
Soai and upper lie Tier.
May q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
From THE RALEIGu Rrc1sTER,

iI*tF7'et #" Eeney dafrd Surry County, April g.
- am IN hope the Administration Ticket viii vet
c'"'i IN THIS S;atc asveGy considerable changes have
'aN';' Pace !" ibis County, IN favor of Mr.. AdaHs.'
t-f!"Hct Of G1other, Gutef Salisbury, .2Dri! 80.
~ am confident, hat in the Western par. of the
2'a"' N'r Adams vii! receive t3cjce many votes as
were, al the last election, given 10 Mr.. Cragfordn
ETfr7ct Of another, Gataa Jfoseson .RtyI.
,'"r County - decidedly for the Administration,
and BE eoT!e still hpcUng converts 20 tie know
i.'Ge OF t''c f1th "as informed yesterday, that
'"son on"y. the Sheriff goes tar 10 say, tina
f;' mouths since, there t,o0-tydS Of ldi Coun-
y ~ jackson. AMI that uow the precisely tie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
Valuable Estate on Roanoke.

ME subscriber bcTg anxious close his executor
x ship, and settle tire claims a-aius, his brother
,ienrSc G. Somefrills estate, will expose to SAFE an
1"sday. The Sd Of Junc If fair, uo mex, fair day
o"e o.! tin, nos' valuable Estates Roanoke, juno.
tom If bnh and Stauntor Tivars. containing 900
!o Of which superior how grounds ioaTn:ueh
to pay higher assessment Of tan ny person
Upon tic river.
Any Inflammation rea'ive To the land MAY be Drained
ny applying TO 'he snhscribnr Mr.. Thomas Brame
lIEIis on tire premises. JNo SOMERTiLL, Err.
t'e S"ie vii! take place Somsrvils Ferry.
r. S-At the same time and place, viii sell eco bar.
refs "i corr a quantity u! oats, &c. ). :.
Apr 30 *
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o"s Jackson member fGpng ess - said to distribute
from 20 5000 Teegrag.s per week
Sum" jackson members OF CU,ersss from yactuc,xy
nave sciua':y ,ed 20 take p-uknf out ot!e S,a-
''ohASy AMI have taken the clerks certificate to proye
H. bh' We jackson Cong have used in tappit,
up ''s ieieGrapts, and Pamphlets, and Speeches one
Hundred reams g paper more than wa, ever used be-
'oFc' oi any 'ongtess, and ten bdsIeis of wafers
II Jack on Eo"gtess has passed a law 10 alloy the
speaker Vi he H. 81 10 iran TO send free post
aes' Pa noAcis, letters and newspapers, wrapped in
lie ter-'"m as well in the recess, as during tie sitting
o! tons'e's. What think YOU OF that Tor the cons
'nGnce'ueni OF a privileged oEderi
Ii Is suggested that the privilege thus extended to
the Seelser, viii afford great facilities aud save much
expense 10 the jackson party al Wa.hiuglon and in
Ne",ho'h' tiuing the canvass. Thus the public mail
g 10 ne made snhsc!Vien TO tie sporIalion OF Jack
son i-c; ioueerHg projects! Look To those things Mas.
! 'e' b'ooks-S.raws st!ew which say the wind blows
BowjiRgsreen tKy.) .4de.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

hEHoi5 ne editor OF the Rochester Daily Advertiser
informs Us maj lie has made bet oi suit Of clothes
WIN "!"Jf Noah, that MIR Van Buren,. whom ,inr
"s nten TRUSTING before the public candi,i ,te for
'ver'"r o ne State Of New Yosk, will b. defeated ~
"l L''y g" r"m five to ten thousand votes nd oi.
me Mayor another bet ola suit clothes the son
Candidate Tor the office Of Governor raocrr ht nag b.
vii! be defeated by 5 800 m. ictiiy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

FBNHt sub cgihcr informs ilisuds and ,ir rl5'c
= that he has baud, an extensive assortment
q" HAiS; vt 'l fashions forms shapes, coios AID shades
NAT was ever known 10 country c,ue and helm,
smut o. 're ',rif Hcu note. nl ,a Farm.
% ~ Virginia DaHh= might 5s exchanged Hats g.at;v
{" h' adran - q She present, holder by calling 1T the
emporium % Fast oos t -. doors above ,hr Ben rsverc
Main stree. iOjN THOMPSON.
ADrI IL f.,
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Paper and Books.

NUILINS & CO. rec.iyjus ,teir Snri,,, CO.,
~ plyo SCHOOL BOOKS PIPER, &C. which W iib
me usual assortment of Miscellaneous Literature they
VIII sell AZ lew prices.
W Blank Books OF every descriptions made TO order
OH short notice.
.4rril 10 :.
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vi
he !"hn Be-! states forlv fr SAL so IN, ,ta.
'"h"n'i"icd A"et oi Tu.h"y nnye IrJf Nuvar,,o and
reached A!cya ss, IN u shattered, STATE hui il, ,il
'rcr 10 Ike TIE gain. II says. ,no,eov.r ,hs n
rrt bare away f"m Girrce seyeTal thousands of Greet
""i'n in! girls to slaveiy the land al Pharaoh Fall
ctet n always Tr sourcr bat II ap,ears ,i.t
'"e lpth March, Sir K. u !sou called upon the
C""n"' Secretary for Information cuucei ming ,epo,,
which rd gone abroad, that ba,rie of Navarinn
-oND d" 500 s''NF had heen end.!a by
thr Pitha Il E:ypi. -
NJ Eushssnn sad. ~ would give him grea, pleasure
" ~ able TO c"rt!acct le uIei,t, which he wc,G
t-n'r5s cd scc!tG nan from the i,evani, aud which he
rIeve' if""' many crcu.st4 uces, vas bat too we'll
hu!i'o. Bur trough he believed that unfo tunate
efe"E slaves had heem e,a"vr: ir0 Parts Aiorea to
ti't%ahHth ~ lh- IuIkiS SHIPS Which had escaped des-
ur'un' he was happy 10 he a3!c thai il was not
d"ne "iiii the OF The allied l.ets" The
report ';e'eiore mag b dow; The fact seems
u """r h2"' ii:a from o!hcr the combined
''1 'einei after the batti Malta and places to
Iepa" without taxing The I.ecaUtion cave bsijnd "a
s"!i-en n Irvst, ni.y tryvalts
'"e u'e's. Nhr;n"r any blame auaChes 10 SIR L. COD
i'@' is moi .eii''" 'hn"sh It F"!y pA.;y England
nave thHcn "p 'e a..r quIie it, his dis dvLuage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
Ll;'d Aseneytor tie Jyreyie,n J.qyt Of T.0g;ni.l-

rocrn,, :, o.,r,.----
q " CAipr ELL -! a" ewisbgrs, Gfcenbfcr
=! '''y, d. ana '"Stpi 'i5-inw o kc!nnmd CITY,
, ,hens"' s'r" ''e puoc' mat they have assnrio-
Land hrsnrv ! :, Eif,, % ing = general
Nv, $50, ~! - e E'''"s VIII attend 20 hal part OF
" t''""'h OLD sn,veys, 10 rr>u'vey wien II. ces-
" '' Il" '"S" or sell I" examine the orauy
" muse counties u describe particularly The quair,y and
~ ans 10 sH'h Pcpe'y, ihhi may b. AMI
""s>'- !" ~. """ef. :. Eiselow "a, Richmond. viii
t"''n"'c"' IONS '"r' any one wio r"Hy iccl c,jp-
inc M e''c''" aug "i' at all "'rs give such
" - my w '2N' i''' 0;'" mao Ct tn c":er;
' "''4''y III t'"fi" to survey grams, deeds 81 ur
''y '' e ;, Fr,, FG'
~"'"r'' ".'' '"s'i' 1Ige!ow deem it not an;,s 20
'"E' las III ",'"! instances heretofore, Land spectators
nave Hcie" III r capacity Of Land Agents ) ,at ,a - nj
@ ~. s".''N," s'"'f "L's'iy OF indirectly, in any Land
"',''t'ef' I""fges Tor attending ANY Of
,' "'''t SHSF'''" concerns WI" tie made moderate Al!
49,, H''''sS'o % .cIIhef party Must bc post
=. -
- NAiD"tLh
n - >F'0"I'l f''e'S
IT,, nun. .. 7".,''I d y "S'i 0gion Csiy.
Hi 1 - : 49, 90 ''r"'S County Va
~ '!cS Ne lag .'i'' Member Of HE E.urd al =
p,,, M" -. "'t"s'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

Ut nlto' OF ;he Naryianie, says he has letters ON
every "shct IN the STATE, and say unless some In
i"rsec accident nccu,S all except one viii 20 for MI
Adams Mr.. Rusa o ~ "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

I','ef from The Anerican Consul Teuerife dated
" cnr"a'y, announces tnat Small Pox was raging
Ia All 'e canary Islands, iii unprecedented degree
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

ne "ean body of Nelson Patterson, has been found on
u" '"l III the Oiio, the mouth Of the Tennessee
eI' Gambling trick and forgery, brought him to the
"aS'e''te act OF taking his life lie had held ma
f""S'oe stations and among them that of Secretary to
the Jackson White Washing Comn,i,tee AZ Nash,iIi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

boards for the accommoda lion of the asssrbi d m :.
Is supposed, there or eight hunired p.upe
Connected. During the religious services while Mt Nj iii
.u"iesSinS the audience, one of the principal OF
e moor gave way, and about one quarter of the Who'll.
,oof suddenly sunk into the cellar, with all the people
'ie" On it-poba6iy near hundred indiv s men
sh anu chi!dfen oi all ages. The celat was fifteen
feet deep; and the effect OF suci a., scciden On ,h %
Mte spectators oil 1t, as we'll who were parakefs
IN ,ne eaian'y can be more easily conceived than desert
- f'o'" an the Intelligence have been able gaiu
is supposed that fifteen OF sixteen were verv b,dlv ;
s"n'e IL is feared, mortaty. Col. Hayden a revou-
oudy soldier, about seventy years old had both legs
go. a 'aoy wIie OF MI Motley, tailor in Congress
street we u~e I'd, met the ga me fate Mr. Ron.,s
nave heard was so much bruised that his life is tles.
o. great numbes, forty f:ty, were slightly
3 oShs scratched by Sp'"trrs of the broken boards
al" umbers bruised by being compressed in n. "a HING
mus ns,ahtaneousIy hu,dled together and precip-
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REMOVAL.
w M. I'VE GREER. z, ,
ssPRIRgG E.AsEgoM S
Spring and Summer Goods

Gentlemen who may purchase their goods elsewhere,
can have them made aud trimmed i'll the Gv4t manner,
as hcrrtnf,fc.
April 30 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10

"s"'a CarPtfing.-- sample OF Virginia manufsc-
~, I'd pfUs is noticed liz the Winchester Rapablicsu
"e MAKER iNins III Maiinsburg advertses he makes
rug superior Ia texture aud 6rmness Of colors 10 the
English goods of The same cost w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-10
PROCLAMATION OF THE GOVERNOR OF
GREECE.

"ii G1d he for US who can be against us,'
M length am amongst you aud render thanks 10 God
for NY 81 arrival
"Ihe lively satisfaction with which you received mr.
and The confidence with which you surround me- doe o
penetrate my heart. The moment has not yet arrived
That can testify the whols n my votedness and prs
tude nut hope 10 convince you Of them when shall
make known to representatives legally constituted in
entrusted. ~ -"
You WI then hnd that the only object Of my travels
aud my efforts since the month cf May last has been 70
IeVe our dear country from the hand aud soIs ted situs
ton in which has been ulace To f,e p,ossn, da -,
secure W'hout delay the happiness promised By the frs.
paragraph of the additional article Of treaty Of London
we ON OF July last and to procure pecuuary re-
s9u'oes on the part Of all the Powers VIM have signed a
treaty.
"Thc bou6Grs rendered te 9Th Of this month bsv. Tor
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-02

ERRoRs. There are two or three errors
in the articles on our first page, which the p,-
tc!ligent reader, will easily correct, as rI1y
are purely typographical. They were not de-
teCtcd ill il was too late to correct them, nnd
as they are 'ofno consequence, we shall sdb-
nit them to the critical eye of the genius vino
fourshes in the Boston Statesman. They nre
paIpabe, but we will bet him n cupof SNckc
them out
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-02

MANUFACTURERS EN1 ERPRrzE. a few
days since, we witnessed, at tho store Of the
Providence Bleaching and Calenderng Com
pany, new description OF American Manufac-
tures--in a quantity of stamped silk hand
kerchefs, which for beauty and taste Of figure.
not oxcelled by any that are imported from,
Europe We understand the manufacture OF
the article, at this moment is made as aa ex-
pertinent, though the company who have en-
gagged in The enterprise, entertain not a doubt
Of ultimate success, provided they are proper
ly protected by government. We cannot but
hope, that an enterprise so laudablc, and so
well calculated to render us completely in
dependent Of the manufacturers Of Euroyc, will
prove successful, and that the enterprsing IN
9ividuals who commenced it, will have abun-
dant reason to rejoice.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-02
BY THE STEAM BOAT.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

BY the packet ship York, Capt. DE Cost
from Liverpool, the editors Of tbe> National
Advocate have received their English files to
the 26th Feb. inclusive, Considerable dissen-
ton appears, from the debates in Parliament,
to exist between the late aud present ministry,
and disclosures have been made which are not
calculated 10 eyalt the conduct OF the meI
who fill The high places in the eyes Of the Brit
ish public.
=. The London Gazette, Of tho 22d, contains
an Order IN Council, which cnacts that no
goods, except the produce Of The fisheries in
British ships, shall bc imported into, nor any
exported from, any Of tho British possessions
IN America, by sea, other than the Unned
Kingdom, unless TO places mentioned therein,
entitled Free Ports, extends the provisions Gof
the SAID Act to Piciou and Sidney, in the prov
ince of Nova Scotia.
interest. A Vienna paper states. that tho
Porte has drann Up LIST Of proscrip' ions
winch includes 1900 French, English, and,
ussian subjects Some Of the subjects Of
those powers, who have rescued in CONSTANT
nople thirty yeas have been obi iged 10 flee tho
place; vessels with corn bavc been unloaded
Cor the supply ofahe Turkish armies; reinforce
men,s ofmen. cannon and ammunition take
iher dorayture d,ilv from C.ust antinop.e, and
are To snapc ibem couIse ton ards tho Danube
AZ soon as the weather rs open.
A circular order 10 the Pachas avows that
the forbearanco of the Porte oflcr the battle Of
Navarino, was only TO gain time, and accuses
,hs Russians Of having at lcngh succeeded in
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-02

Miss CLARA Fi,HEK. Tnis beautiful
young pcfress, closed an cngagemcn, at our
Theatre, Ias Monday evening, in the presence
of IA crowded audience, to a.! Of whom SHE i'm
parted nnnineleG delight The play vas the
Bellies Siratagcn the part selected by Miss
Fisher, was Ic,iia Hardy; and never did that
character find an abler representative IL one
so young, and So little experienced with the du-
ties Of the stage. In the anerpiecc Of the Ac-
tic-s Of all Work she represented five different
chara ctcrs TO admiration, and the curtain fell
amid the general regret Of tho audience, that
the entertainments of the evening were so soon
closed, and ,ha, one so young, so lovely and
III terGs,ng, was about to leave them. perhaps
forever.
The part of Doricouii, was ably sustained
by Mr. Dinnclord -Comtali, found an able
representative in Mr.. DuiTy-Fluttcr, was hap
PLY dolneated by Mr.. Placide, and old Hardy
was at home in Mr.. Ray, who on this occa
sion particularly exccllcd himself Mcssrs.
Morton and Guitar, sustained Themselves re .
specially, whilst Lady Racket was faithfully
dclineated by Mrs Hill, an actress of distin-
suished merit.
No one, attached to the profession, that
has thus far visited us. has made 50 decided an
impression as Miss Fisher !; she has sue
cccdod in gaining the good wishes Of all, and
in inlaming many hearts who will sigh for her
H.. ~ l. A 4 ..
or three Of whom have offered 10 pour out their
! souls through the medium Of our paper, in pub
lie alteration Of the fair Clara. Whilst we are
sensible that the soft and tender strains Of
these signing swains, are complimentary to
Miss Fisher, we must decline publishing them
as ii is not exactly proper, that she should
be courted, through the columns of news.
paper.
We understand, that Miss Clara proceeds
Immediately 10 Baltimore and the city of
Washington, where she will fulfil short en-
gagemen's but 60 where She may, she will
carry with her the good wishes and sincere re-
gard, of the people Of Providence. And should
she remain in America, another year, wo can
I not but hope, that VIC shall have another op.
| portunty Of welcoming her to our boards. II
talents well tested, and Of the most fascinating
order can ensure success, she is sure Of meet
ing 1t, where ever she may go; and # vriu-
Gus life, can screen her from the malice o
the world, she is certain Of escaping the scan
! dalous impntations, which, are unfortunately
! too often thrown al the members Of the
bigoted puritan, and the unprincipIed defamer