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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

NOTICE CAPITALISTS Mi%rtAC1' Ei.i;~, ssc..
Ihr ,!nlr H sell, II pubic ahr'i - ~ Ion .
November ucS On the PREMISES Tract 4 an at ~
situated Al III. ,r-..u, terminus ri James River and kauau
Canal ana month The Snilh ~ tno!l-r I'm
Hbp ilc tic vale. =
vir.i3, III var!o;s manufacturing rr.o>fsaud ~ aHh
for pubic house, being i.e end aud r"'1iriir' ~ "
packet travel This hem. point cf deposit AMI Aa
nent general and produce business ihta t.
ransarrd 10 great advantage. There situation Nti
lie Blue Ridge in which IL .TniiaLy made
WILL. u. CaEUi'nEgS,
JOSEPH GLASGOW.
will offer c,r sale the ;mo and place. fra, .
from 3,g IL jl3 acres IL the the ii,er, miles distant
well limb. red and good tobacco and-"hch would Mak'
a good app.n,a:c The above property.
i'"' A WILL. II. CARUTHErs.
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Oct. 10

NTOTCE.-T.c undersigned intending 10 apt, Tor hc
IN nj o certificate 40. ASST issue! The a, Juy,
1895 in the maize Robert b. Starkc for Share ii Stock
the Farmers Bank Of Virginia. which said certificate has hrrm
ost ar DESTROYED hereby ..cs notice all PERSONS,
cause III any they cam why certificate ha not be issued
Tor The said unc share. g. H. COOKE.
T5-eq'sr 81 Roleo; y. Si4,it, dsoeqsed.
NurfIk Borough 10Th Sept, isil. ii-iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

nUBLIC SAIE.-Will be scld ., Pubic Auction November
Uth 1911, IL fair ii no., the neat far day the valuable
Tract Of Land late the residence Of GH-tWIs A. MGi calico
Granpan i situated Iu.icrwood GIccs in the county Of
Dinwitd miles South west Of Perrshur and 10 West OF
upwards Of thousand acres oi
Land Mill, Saw Mill, Farther description i unnecessary!
fully been in recent advertisement hes.
w:r. land, iIc invited FOR Themselves flitS 81
the land viii exhibited tie day nf sale. Ono Thousand
will he sold with the improvements tie balance divided 70
suit purchasers.
Al The same ,imc will be- scd several likely Nroc- Stock oi
Horses Cattle Sheep and Hogs Crop oil torn Fodder &c ,f-
rage Wagon Plantation Utensils: household anu Kitchen
Furniture. y, $3.50, :. ,
7srms-Eor Lands, onehirl cash. The balance IN TWO
cn al one ana Two credits Negroes cah Stock.
Furniture &C., under So cash. $50 and upwards twelve mnnhs
credit. :. anorn.5 "''h'
WILLIAM 4. MUIR,
Executors # Gn,'ernS 4. -Nutr, dtftHs'd
Ii--tns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

,iImiatstraior's Sac Of Negroes, St0rk, &c
BF subscriber WILL "Wednesday the Csh "a, ." noS yn
- + 10 lie highest bidder all the pe,shable property
10 Estate Of Robert Gayso" , ssSalsd o IA sy ,sa;
- .n, ,,,,. farm And Oh Thursday, the 18th Maven,
,a. Stuart King George Va the late residence Of sad
hr,,scn ~ an - valuable Slaves, among them SeSt-
-. sarr.nts Two GOOD osiers and carriage drivers,
M phahle property; belonging % sad l Eaiss n N hng
r,,na Utensils, Furniture, Library, Carriage and
49, Snsev oats Fodder, Hay, &C. Also, the interest Of
asoa deceased in the Seine, Hoats, ana other hsnne
.,,a. ,.lonrpg TO The late fra of Grayson Jones.
Fa, N. Negroes which vii! be sold without reserve
II M n.ss, bidder, cash. For the other property cash
!, All under $40; on sums $40, credit OF SIX
az n. purchasers diving bond with approved security, he
49,. = ~. = Js;iy.r.d j. L. GRAlSUN
i!uinistrc,sr Of X. o. GrGySon, drc't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

1 TEACHER WANfFD.-'fiie Trustees al rtr,-rn .i,ad"
II my wish i"r the ensuing ,cir a Pfrpi' "i 'i
Academy Il gentleman qualified teach Tho usual nhrs
Academy non tn following terms. The first session IL caa-
mence Isl February ard cnd III Iul-ic second session
commence 18th Juy and end eth n'cem!cre number OF sI
dents limitedto?I Tfrm<Fur English branches So Tor an
r,arcs Slj III. Trustees will warrant Sll-ihe Teacher
having al that may be raised from innn fees
letter addressed Herbert Reese, Mount Level T. u Dawi
die, VA, wiiimert with d'c attention.
on 70 f7-f
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.. s-saa--.ss-=---- - -
BYISLOES & BROTHER.


TIRE HiU Race Course, DC, Sc, at 7uctton:
rrher having determined TO The state Of
will with the of all parties concerned, sell ~
,bs nrc,nises ON Wednesday, November l.th, at ~
M! valuable property known as the Tree IN, Race
Z with all the Land, Dwelling and ON houses,
to'fs', - ,.r,. Also his entire HOUSEHOLD FIFSl-
re npsng an excellent assortment OF wei k'" articles
ths j. !, manufacture such as
p,1i.ane Centre aud Card Tables,
geh ~. . Mirrors,
54aI>oite Piano. nearly new,
-. ,l.nl feather Beds, with Mattresses, &c,
pai-- and Breakfast Tables,
il 7i,onc Sideioards and Nardrohes
Aus Chairs and Looking Glasses,
gsh French China Cut and Plain Glassware,
,,,s,s Toilette Tables, Sc. &C., ,.,.;,
s,,.ral assortment OF Kitchen and Cooking Utensils
IarrIs Cora good Mich Cows, Very ine sows,
.ilos>, e.. ,,op ny :, WINS
,;,sr win also sell his stock OF Wines, consisting of
5, ,,-,. Of old Madeira, Sherry. &C. -, ,, ,
Of / and L. months TIE iuTnitirc Stock &c.
cred: al. sums over 81, All Tor a?pi9'ee psPr
., .s-tI. l. x b., -7acts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

o,Tr1TERING AND LISPIEG CURED.-Thr subs riber
= having located himself in Rrmond respectfully Oilers M
icc In those Who are affected tile above disease. I'm
mediate relief otaned-anI be made 10
.v. m nav until Is effected. Tie may be found NJ MS
cs near the Washington HOTEL of 9Th and II street,
socloe Ill., on Tuesdays and Thur.lays from 20 aP W
saw. ""~ ' {. 6. BRIGGS.
So. = SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02
sur,,s, On. ISL.

AW NOTCI--hc subscriber for the pnrrose 4 d;v"ini
III, a.niun exclusively PraGie ri Ln1, has removed
nci,rr and viii regularly attend al the Cuifts Of Camp
& Amherst Nelson the Corporation Of ync'burs the In' nj
Cou buckingham, and the Court oil AiPea ~ '",
drrss - i'll he-I.ynciihurg, Virginia. .Ns-a.No-
- nnirc adjoining Samuel Garland, ESD. wht IN ny ah
senc', W, " '' 'i' 4p--Et
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

Al The same time aud place. and precisely upon the same
terms viii be sold dover Of the widow Ma,sa'c; erman
and thu. convey prr,rc, title. GEORGE J, ROBERTS.
Oct ~ i5-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

rOR SAE-The Subscriber will sell his lot in Scosville,
Povhalan Courthouse upon which there large and con-
venient frame dwelling hs'se, brick store house. c"na kitchen
and all excellent garden ana well Of
good in The yard This situation an excellent one Tor
merchant there being but At the arr winch does MS
am informed excellent business. The ncirlbnrhood Is
wealthy and refined and every point Of view desirable Per
wishing view the premises do $" upon application 10
Benjlmn g. Mns Esq, who upon ie place For terms,
which will he accommodating, apply 10 the subscriber al Wood
' ~ JOS WREN.
S-st
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PaluaJie SIares and othcr Pr0p,rfy for satc.

I,aiuaJic Stares and other Pr0p,rfy Jor satc.
II virtue of Deed OF Trust executed ~ John He'll i ~ Tor
ID ce:tn purposes mentioned, AMI o record IN the
CLERKS Office o the County # Cucc!and. SHALL
MONDAY, aaud Novciaher NEXT on The plantation called
Dover in Tie county ooclad h.!acpg - the aid John
II,h offer Sale highest bidder, for cash. h""ccn my
and sxty valuable SLAN ES and a the time ad place anu
on The sa!- terms all the Horses, Mlc Farming Utensils anu
stock Of ever. description OH the said plantation. ~
Al sums over 81 for the Siock Plantation Utensils &C. wii
te On credit Of sN months, approved endorsed paper
JAMES ". WI1kIlaM, ,.,,x..
JOHN A. MEREDITH. ~
Sept - Colds
1- The above sale Hh,c!, had been postponed 10 The 9th
October ar Gd November, con-rgicnec oil the
expected arrival Of NJ. John sleh The sale viii al all events
al DC lo-tls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

nOsTPoNcD-- sale OF HE Plantation called DOVER, in
l:uGcanL county, postponed nn'h "Wednesday Tue I'm
VIII, positively be sold, Wei a. the Negroes Stock
&C. &c. than praale tha, a25 30 on Of the pur
money for Dorcr be arranged 10 stand Tor several
' JOHN ETH
NJ. lid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

J ~ ADEED DOLLARS REvARD.-l will give the above
ir tie apprehension aud delivery TO nc, secured in
g.i them again. the following five Negroes, who ran
v iSi o: February last belonging Ia The Lower Eyrd
Az IN Gncchand county S20 for either Of tlem viz:
S- " years old, appears Older, havin. lost his front
IL h WICK Of 4 horse, S feet II inches high.
- @ bout % years old, yellow complexion, small black
Eh:a 'oncs' ne she"s traces Vi ihua'' ooou' ao'u'
10 years DID, Is getting bald the crown of his
Wsis ~ walk rather down look, feet inches high.
t Ney, about 30 years old, prominent eyes, rather
a..5.r >, Ek but NOT black, feet 10 inches high
NIX Us old short and stout, good looking, feet hall
:as, vent OF together. fiom Richmond. They are,
ssa., @untry, OF may be- The river boating, with
-.vst er,,p WM. II. SANDERS.
'S '9a,ion. Gooehland, CO., May &C. 6-'f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

T AND AND HOUSES FOR SALE-SNy al Land, ard
IL very desirable brick Dwelling, Three mics West Of the
CIV in good -h5oood, price s5Onc Also, canL,
ftrrale brick uc on Shurkue Hill, with four rooms with all
necessary Improvements i family The lot, price S'9'
LEWIS HILL.
Collector and GsHerai .5gr,t.
j.--sl,t, f.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

NJ Tie sale, which had heen p"r med 10 The eth 81
Ocn,c il liked m a2nd Of November, when viii !! al
events take place. a. -,
u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

DMINiSlRAT0K;.: SAl.Elhe undersigned viii caoi u
N public sale, highest bidder az Thursday, i'll N"std
her il mir: hr neat lar day. 4, Arsilc, III onr"S
Horses Mules, cicn, tailie, Sheep Hays Farming lac nS
f every tie crops Corn Oats, Fodder, straw &C.
ar.iclr too tedious To rnun!c'ac III ~
advertisement Anons The l!o:s"s many Il the s hoori
stock country the sir Charles, PrG. lEci.o 90
which arc We'll aiir.iian of and o;eS Mi"
may with supp, themselves with 'lrr iGc saddle ur Ga
iioesi- Oxen surpassed BY IN N2;ni1itc ct
tie generality and promising item some i:"c
Mich Cos.ithe iuck ii Sheep unconmanly fr n arc
ilcrs about hGrrcd III nln0cf, all 81 which ~" BE-
well fatl,d pork. % good opportunity i 5 Presented
. tfr public ior supplying tirr waits
Tra,S " StcNiDc muths CIcdn hy .i':a: '@ni AMI ~
prny.d eccury before M prngct; ,d.vcd ~
4 n dollars that, aud rrirr ca ,sli lc required, ny
WN. 4. SMITH,
Administering Iaopas Sa'L, Gss'i.
C.cncasicr county. 18Th oct, ISL
y. Fall persons lawn. cla;s against lire lataic are r.
Cue,,,d 10 m irm cacard AMI those Indebted
IL H. IN whatever, a please mae provision Tor
Vi. l. SMITH, 9da,i- i.'retos
or % i--Ni!S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

IEARLE LAND FOR SALE.--The two thousand acres
s B!sahe'a Land, heretofore advertised is still for sale
No. "f bc made known By J. W. Saunders ESQ, Char-
: .le, orby JAMES ROSS.
: .tt'sssIry, May IL, ISL a-f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

- ing he prul:aby manage WIN ms present
force, o.lcIs for sale portion q" H. ] ne Ian add'd ~ = -
lowe section Of lis present farm about Srvcn! s
The Whole II This land is substantially rnrinrd aud
with The rIrrIiiau al low wet ad Is ~
state OF tie highest improvement. II lies in nearly triangular
shape ard divided By Two branches, in" three ras ~ near
IL L,ru Two The fields We'll gel N IL
,oby and Clover and ,hd has fine crGp Of Corn
II moi privately sold hcnr. FRIDAY, III" lai .! November II
j. H. TURNER
Qr, Do iiS
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RIcnMoND, VIRGINIA. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER ,, Ia4i.

For Tic Information If the School Commissioners Of The
State.
ipp9rnmcs, Of the appropriations for the education of tl
taldssn OF iEc upon 10
ri,on Of tie State according United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-02

The population the cry Of Williamsburg nc, stated i
III, Census.
r. l. ]. BROWN, JR.,
2ad ;u2 and Supr. ihrr ~.
Lt--!t
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Public Sale n Tainabie Piantaft0n or lanes frtr
Sl1rcS StorE ar


ON THURSDAY the ith day Of November ncNi u ia'T, u
" not, ,ir day viii lie Sold hy public aeoh 'a
premises irlru.'s Ferry that valuable fiihdlion ~
Pos aian called linahr Geek, - miles from Richmond ron
3l land al winch IL! Etsl rate James
yer grounds and II meadow land now III a'"SS ~
iiuehcs's Creek, ,n.y valuable rs the ua los siond'|
are woods Of original cThwt! ad about I'D acres ~
THICK growth arsc Tie Improvements are neat TWO
story ick dwelling ha.c and ei'cni ont lsrs III e
has good wheat machine, and tobacco o;ses Sufficient
for la':" crop. ,
The n has been under improving culture for the ast y
excellent order and onnditan-ihc ia
land sas we'll i.i VI fms ialiyan! t- at Capable I"
prnlcn, 1ni 80; several past hn+ irccc is e ts'
tobacco AID wheat liz riTer. ~ nr'ti 10
IL II possesses all tie a'sl,1e- 81 NE Iats s'ci
Canal lrin. pond above Tie sa:ds; s!s,Htfe dai.
4, sane and place, will j" sold about - :rncS, ~
- llur>c - heat ii Cattle ~ Sheep, !'aSt"t am SCUM
dn.yn,) - Hogs and Berk,cs,l l- crs 81 Torn ana
Oats, weight Il Hay, the Plantation Utensils &c
Terrs.-Fnr the Land fourth cash, the residue III on" anu
vo y-a,- aa ;,a,nenr.: for slaves ai other property
months ~ snln over iy dollars WIN Interest
iroEi The day Of sale. u. RHODES, 49, ! Trustees.
WM H. iArF!,RLAN3 '''''''s'
The aho;c sale i made Will ny appreciation. .,,,
Or, / ,sil i2-tl!S
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rf,U TElCIERS.TIIc Trustees If the brunswick Academy
wish employ Principal fn the year 1 T. and he under
signed been appointed committee 10 select one They
authorized Ia offer salary thousand dDlarS-w!ic!I
the hope will induce the first scholars 10 apply fu th
situation, they determined tc employ no Other The
PIncipa must be thoroughly acquainted with Grcrs Latin,
and The higher Of Mathematics and OF good cha
ractc and he will acceptable f e teach French,
and mcans to devote this business III"
Der pupil. have varied for several years past from ~ u 90 An
assistant will he c,nyed, the number pupils
The village healthy and pleasantly snatrd and doubt the
situation viii agreeable 10 iIe PRINCIPAL Address the
uudcr aucd post paid .awrenccyc Brunswick comfy. W.
= J.. H. HICKS
HENRY lElIs.
T.. \. MORRISON.
5A Lady, well qualified I" teach En-'ish frcnch and in
sic who WE'LL yet situation m lawr,ncevii'c,
upon offering satisfactory testimonials Address f. H. Morrison,
post paid.
Oct. - fS-u
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ttas:.e and yaiuabtc Real Estate and HGter Po,cer
=, o,rer E;rgiuin for Safe.

"
TIE Plantation in the county OF Southampton, known rs i'p
III >qp nr Aliens Quarter, belonging TO the Estates q
oa. D. D. don and the subscriber, IS now offered lo
~ situated on No,ioway river, about three miles below
~ h an! Portsmouth Railroad aud twelve miles below Je
@ and nv the old surveys hiiS acres extending
m'cs along The river, which u vi:ale 70 monroe
rana.i3n FIR vessels drawing 10 feet water A5on
i II TIE :ana l.. cleared the Of which is now IN coed
~ 'hl grn!nctt,e IN corn, oats, coinn &c. ihs pa
n hr Iaui J. ca.na growth, and embraces ABOUT
al valuable oak ard pine timber Than can DC
- y believed navgahle water In Virginia; muc
ok timber i exceedingly valuable for ship building ana
fsS and the tihcr q: the largest ana best quail
the ship hadcr and ibcr ac;ter this land offers induce
~ as 10 be mei with; timber be got and transport
Sl.! EXPENSE Norfolk, through the Dismal swamp
'' Or any other port, through the Painlico Sound
l Estate rst Mil, situated Bean Creea, possess
Nef not cgualcd IN that section Of the county
& being Constant ihrnu .hout thc and sufficient Tor
! VII Cotton Factory addition 10 the Grs Mill
cc land lies along the immediately above anu
. r M which L. within hundred yards Of the river,
lle, bid he loated ~ TO tie mill sheets.
~ improvements consist Of frame dwcn. horse, with six
D, nth an apple orchard which Will generally yield from
!, e '2it.t- of ;raudy per annuE
a4.c !lid ii not previously disposed Of privately nf
& die given) will be sold al public auction,
~ eniscs, lots 20 suit purchasers, on Isesaay ae ~,
DseeaJer neat aud in the time VIII be shown 10
person. wishing 10 il by Dr. WIN. A. Spark, VINO no" e-
The Premises COL {. Rochelle, who lives IN the lme-
= ht'sha"fhood.
~ iefS Of the sale will b. third casl-the balance ~
49, AL three years. equal payments, for wlch boh' an,
i sosntiy will he required. and the title retained nnli
s aaaai 81 the purchase money Is paid, IN cotoihs
~ q to directing The sale of that portion belonging 10
~ H. &. G.ain, deceased. For further particulars,
y lae subscribers Cabin Point, Surry county, Va
CARTER II. EDLOE
~ 45-lawtds
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les ON the coast Of Africa giving an ex.
ample 10 all nations in this respect, which,
If fairly followed, cannot fail to produce
the most effective results in breaking up
those dens of iniqui,y."
Mr.. Van Buren's message is an eIabor-
ate defence of the monetary policy OF the
last four years, and is apparently intended
as record Of his principles upon the sub
icct of national debt, and a " nations
al bank" He came into office "the de-
clared enemy of both, and while he re-
manned in office he endeavoured to pre-
vent resort TO either"
The census Of the United States was
nearly completed. The population would
reach. if it did not exceed l7.OGO,OOO.
The new, or Harrison administration,
was, a, las, accounted nearly formed, MIR.
Webster would take the Department OF
state. Mr.. Crittenden the Attorney-Gene-
ralship, General Ewing the Postmaster
GeneraIship, and Mr.. Granger the Navy
Department Eng. Paper.
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It brings the features into close contact An,
attracts their owners by the hottest SWIM,
thies, and certainly in climate like hi,
where catarrhs are rare, unless one Of III.
parties should have the impoliteness ID
sneeze at the very junction Of the nasal o,
tremities, far more affectionate and cord,
greeting. Besides one has an oppotunl,
to smuggle in kiss, should the friend be
fair one.
but am wasting more words upon nv
friend of great snakes than he deserves
The subject is now before the world; 10 b.
or not to be-shook-ay! there's the rub
let none finch from the question, but hand
in hand cling to the glorious principle d
hands oh-until even Shakings himself i,
anguish of repentance will cry aloud
"No SHAKES for me)
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co VI MlTNiC CAT f. -.

MIR ED'ToR-lf any thing we're wanting
to confirm me in the opinions advanced in
No. of your paper, the article in Your last
over the signature Of" shakings," would OF
itself be amply sufficient. | asserted the
most peaceable of ali doctrines-the manual
right to the use of one s limbs, and which
my opponent has most sinisterously intcrpre-
ted. My modesiy led me to adopt the sig
nature off, No Shakes" as most expressive
Of my subject and importance. Could
have torescen such g Shaking" should
have substituted some more bellicose cogno-
men for him to (tc)ring out his ire upon.
cannot help adniring the consistency with
which he handles the topic. After heaping
upon inc handful after hand i'll of abuse, for
not coming out over my true name, he swag-
gers aud busters in diretul Indignation be-
cause Il gentlemen won't shake hands with
him, and threatens " iisticuns " in retulia-
ton. Ills valor must suddenly have oozed
out at his fingers ends, or been but skin
deep; for, instead as one would suppose OF
giving his own name in characters as bold
as his threats, he DISCUSSES himself under
what no doubt his conscience told him he de-
served" Shakings" Quakings would
have been more appropriate to his corporea
condition at the time Of pennng the para
graph. Another sIch squib, aud | could
tain cry out, that my Punishment was greater
than could bear. So violent fellow should
lie handcuffed at once; such handicraft as
he breaches would create more ups and
downs in this community than we could han
Oily bear, though It may have been hande d
down t" him from long line of big listed
ancestors, wh'se palny valnr doubtless pom
mcIled Its way through every obstacle. His
reasoning is quite as weak n hit as his blows
Man, he says, is the only handwriting ami
NAL. because he is the only one that has
hand to shake consequently it being Gus
tom peculiar to our race it should be cher
ished. With equal propriety We might saw,
Man is the only animal that gets drunk; now
getting drunk being the glorious privilege OF
our race, let us all. get drunk as often as we
may Poor beasts, how are We to be pitied =!
" Shakngs," Nth commendabIe prudence
seems to have passed over the whole family
of monkeys, all of which have hands and
shake them too. Perhaps he is believe
in Lord Monboddo's theory, or what is more
probable, long armed ape in disguise him
self, that by much sitting has ,ubb. d of his
tail, though his claws show still.
In one point, agree with him; he looks
upon the practice of shaking hands as one OF
the dearest privileges Of the human race. Il
is so indeed. know of none that draws OUT
an Ooh! dear' with a more heartfelt en-
phasis-partic"larly under the pump-handL
application. The custom he considers time.
honored. That of touching noses is equally
50, besides being affecting aid expressive.