The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-09-03 00:00:00

1/04001111/114 1 4118. as 1 shaeld him 41.101,41FPALIatdiag 70* oa• daily— Tbrie. illy i 3 •Joioitif SECOND-HAND PIANO-FORTES, ENV 1/ 0 10/A HARP, s':OOD Ast NSW.--‘ CAPITAL GUANO 11011LZON'tAik • FORTE, by Brontiwood and Son, 45 Fkiaeas, cost guineas. . • ' • • • Cnhittet Piano-fore. with silk front, Iyo,t Outs, pa slat moveinint ; shop mire, 60 guineas, TM' '3ll ou Wens.' Three Square Pinno-iortes, at SO glue 2b 11101104 11 4 t QO guinta, • Pedal Hiirp, complete, by Erard, 60 pilaw, toot* Dem. May be seen by day-light, at Btr. Wallas's, IS, Leleals* "lure. . Also, the New Improved Patent Obliqvp Piannsforte, sa justly admired by every. use too its marts and took eleters form, and moderate-pike, pairouised by soysai apyiVirst • oldies, the Nobility, and Public. T ANUS in the DISTRICT sof•ATIIOI44- C..usoy of PERTH.—The VAT ATE LU -of 1 , r.. 850 SOLO, cit. edivertised, wh inagtotfice hair at snuck t. highly ornoasent.. And sr,.. ,•, sae itsw welt earl .ed, and the relate M aearrisl 1 , Tapes a - pri. Ibitive lime mune, Affordiag a..t only an tosoakroWlibla supply at manure for the 114 Alt, bat also for the whole swantry Around.-- Much of the w is full grown, add' little liiierinr so that de Eldnlteln and lil.tir. The blouse is capable af liceotaaiddating large with extensive and suitable .Mces and an es. cellent garden and shraltberv. If pat prerioublv :old by Pri. vate B3idnins the Estate will be eapoced to Public Ruu rally io NuvemAer, 1818. Printed Particular, contabday; a fall deseription of tba pro perty, mat be Lad by applying to bless's , . Wilsna and Scott. •Arcounlants; Menem. Youngs, Aytowi, nod Itutbetfold,W. S. Edinburgh ! J•lses Campbell. Esq. riote s s-eoart, Wa-uvio- Se? ; Job , ljapglar, Loud Surveyor, Perth ; any of *bum . silt give f.otber tre oresati , m wanted by iaterred Purchasers, asd will shrew a Plea of the Estate. - • HOLOITOR'S GUIDE TO StiIIOtANTS: This day wit published. in Bvn., price 4s. 6d. is hoard. , THE EMIGRANT'S GUIDE to the UNITED STATES 4AY It&I C A'! containing the ad.ice nue directions respering the VII% ar, Prenerrsslinn Of ilennbi Choice of Settlement, Atc. : alto the latest information concern ing the Climate, Protlactiool, Pepe Winn, hintnier.. Prices of Land. Labour. sad Pro.isions. and other subjects. Ecoanisiesi and Poll icul. affecting the welfare of persons *boot .10 mnigrole to the United States mml British America. By ROBERT HOLDITCH, Esq. Member of the Royal College of Surgeon!. Printed for William Hone, 4S, Ludgate-bill. MOST MYSTERIOUS CASH OF CONSPIRACY AND ABDUCTION. This day was published, ter ice fs. 6d. A FULL and CORRECT ACCOUNT of tits TRIAL which tank place at the lust Dorchester Assizes,' before Mr. Justice Park and a Special Jury, b the'Cave of the Xing. on the Prosecution of George Lawman 'Pickett. Km., a. James B swditrh and nine other Defendessts, nips an In dictment f r Conrpirncy, Amish, and false Imprisonment. Taken frog the Short-hand Notcs of Mr. RICHARDSON. , " I will state the Case to you on the part of the Prosecution, and a Case of greater Tre.icherr. Guilt, Depravity. anti Cruelty operatic/ agaiatt Virtue, lunncrace, and, Happineu s was never solanitted to the Consideration of n Jiffy if you hod that she (Ws Glenn) is not to be be. Hewed, yaw most agree that there never has been found before in the history of our fellow-creatures. an imtance of a young Lady havisie arrived at a climax iit infamy, at the early age of Seventeen Year's 'bowing a cmiduct unprecedented in the ma mba gailt."—Mr. Serjeant Pell's opening Speech for the Pro secution. Leaden t Primed for Baldwin, Cradork, and Joy, Paten. Bolter row. A DA ERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, for Children .111. while Ceiling their Teeth.—Al more singular in. stance of the emcacy of this invaluable Medicine cannot be found. than in the ease of a child of Mrs. Smith's, N 0.20, Pear rree-atreei. Waterloo-road, the child at 19 months old having only four teeth, and suffering ander the most alarming waste oi body, it was emaciated to such a degree that its arms appeared to cattails only a fibrous substance, no base bet felt I its this _state the child lingered fur malty mouths , of being moved. when Providence directed her to try the SOOTIIINts SYRUP, which to one week produced four more teeth and de stroyed the Fever which had so lung threatened the life of the child, who is now four pears old, having cut all his teeth. am' the noses teem to he restored to their natural substance. and the child is able to walk about with the assist/wee of a go-ear.. TIIP mother having another child three mouths old, lost no lime in atop') ing the Syrup to its gums, which brought its teeth through Kith ease, and therefore preveuted those alarming wraptoms which so often attend dentition. The above singular ease mat be proved by applying as above, where the child may be seen. To be had of the Proprietors, Johnson awl Williwor, 94. Newman-street, Oxford-street, London; and by theirappoilit • merit anti the principal Medicine Venders and Perfumers in Town and Conner), at 2s. 9d. per Bottle. N.B. Mtn. Johnson relieves the Poor as usual, al her how, every Tuesday and Saturday morning, from nine till ten o'clock, by bringing a letter from a respectable hoosekityper to certify that they are teal objects of charily. , 4. pi, fist: it must Oftwisarilyt til i sand i , bslassry—it cagoot be other. telietiest, litimphiptk, to the last you', It musr, pro. trieaktbohly4 bed's"; ibeareso, for a melees b ody of alii t vid .1154 sift.rsolia ban, is eachsage, p efOef . • i tairrit, i l pprosed .hy the town, a (e of • porn% eoeryjlepartisent of the . qlf fi ;W U' alteratToliss, the aUditional ilreatab 11#001% - slKallesh4 : Mite eft" doe • tit.. illisbropedea troftebstasibro without whisilm aidi ear .proopoot of so4colliotiftilege .dreary bud hope. Niss ti As to ssithecb as imsid.osoi., . its toy-opiniont le tt maintop) t lki itt . 1 9 ,,is we row, tine*. of 'tra gedy,' norpare;' Farce , anti . Pantomime, Vfflit' - kii. '' itlifdlbtd''lniiitiers, Ctivint-garden t• lo the Saribai depart- oho,.watt. nearly _ 1411.* *On- dote% shell . consider Wee Detnhembeolutely necessary, we deserve some praise for disinteitiiog an equal character with Winer beadier. Yoe must have ',mud it abroad, and beerrteld it in private, that your Company of lest year was sets & one for Drury-fans :—your Intim told it.- public opioion proclaimed it--end has h not this evil been remedied by the most prudent end skilful means—by discharging the useless, and, with their ply, substituting the valuable and effective &opting two who are bound by articles, end are litany worth nothing, I declare, most solemnly, you 'have not a superfluous being on the establishment; nay. two females ern abeetetely wented:—one in youthful Sentimental Comedy, and owe.ie Tragedy ; such es Mrs. Henry Siddens for the Desdentonas, a ss a i ls, hastaelore me et this moment a Cist.book of Gimisb's v cooisiaing a list of the Com. pan, dor* thaLriodficoseep was a member of his Theatre, stsfi 'with iii, aes* comparatively small Theetrst, Wine otte.thirir less in mageitude than the present, the nowhere •and pay lists exceed our's oeusiderehly at . the present moment. I mention this merely as spoof to bear out the opinion I have s'ts forcibly given, that we t km ne more in numbers than are absolutely necessary. Itich exceeded Gar. rick for Iry this respect ; biteatise his pride and glory rested on Spectacle ' Pantomime (the curse of theatres!). The old theatres, ender the menage. meet of those men, held, at the utmost, about 4001.; r end it is %ell. known, because it is recorded, that " " The Christmas Tele," " G:ymon," and other spectacles of this. kind, cost from 2,0001. to '6,0001. in bringing oat—yet they paid the Managers, and gratified the town. Garrick paid to a wire ,dancer, and a few French dancers, more in one part of the assen t that is, frees Christmas onward, than, *the pay of ode quarter of our present Company for the whole season. The evil of the present day is the enormous size of our National Theatres—the cursed Menai) ol i z ivig mikilltode them—where all pleasure tof seeing end heating is destroyed in the vest space between the ',Ate( wed performer—whicb makes forced acting ounatursi, and natural acting insipid. The greatest evil is in maintaining the enormous size 'of our present theatres, not in paying the Companies —L mean the increaied quentity of material :—tim bee, canvass, iron, paint, light; ornament, and ad. ditioatal labodr;—.half of the present expence was .saved in the old Theatres, which constituted ogreat part of former gain. I need not mention this, you must know it well; but it is en evil which, with us,can only be deplored, not remedied while our Theatres Wale their present overwhelming mogul. tedm I contrast the present and former pariods, in order to,lWnisit from your mind altogether the idea that we bate unnecessary numbers: believe se, I should be the first to point out the speediest remedy, if such were the case; bet when I state, that in Shakespeare's " Henry the Sixth," now in rehearsal -there are no less than thirty male characters, my as • sertious will be borne out by their validity. It is true, that while we are performing a comedy, the tragic and operatic Performers cannot be employed, and the same argument will bold good with the come dians while, we exhibit the contrary species of the drama; but tr we most vary our ettOitioos o every Zi 7 • psit of the hoes*, sad the musical Profeseere testis bettor of high value to es. lime plenty of business In hand—we melt hays' e• idle hours here; from tea till four is occupied le' rehearals—tbe interim from four till six, planalug-4- 1 and from that hour till half after eleven, .in perforhs. log—and, from eight till ten in the•morning, in seri., vexing, plotting, Ike. This, you will say, is a telerr able daily duty. : • I now procee*to answer what'eppearshiht 0 4,4 t particular part of your letter,. 4 am sorry that for the tint - tleit we' r widely in our opinion on this subject. • "r"." It has been . my good fortune, deriog my attendance and - duty at the Theatre, to have' ha l'oer fall end friendly coneurrence in every thi suggested for the improvement; crediti and demi of the Theatre; and believer' wi may Mei' point, I trust it wilt net dieturb.anygolitVes444l - entserntiar n my weal, nor ghetto (*.bid • you have in my promptitude to laboar iistdiensly for the interest and prosperity of the Establishment; ehd I 'hall proceed with the same undisguised free. dem I have hitherto assumed on other materlal'utit. ters of discussion, where you have yielded to what you have liberallftermed my more experienced jodg. 'meat in theatrical tartars. During the many eettversatiOns I •hid with Mr. Lamb, on the subject of my undertaking the ma nagement, and when I acceded to his . mew, sever varied. from my determination oi AN *score, which was, to have a discretionary power of writing orders, and to be reepsesible to the Committee for the exercise of that power. This was acceded fi! ; claim it as my agreement, and you will find It re. corded in the last Prlinutes of a full toiniiitfee, the very worde I have now made use of, liken I en• tered upon my official duty. How thee t ,lay, doer Sir, am I to consider your order at4b peeesotano. went, to abstain from writing any, after exercising the power voted to me for the apace of six week., during which time you hale almost bean - a daily for in the Theatre, without plating one obi's:titre try the former resolution .of the Coalmines f 'Con consider this order, issued during your very shore absence from town, in any other light than that of direct "sensation of my rosudeat f in the ahem it thri power with which I have been invested ? lam esti tain you do not intend to convey such a eseassing, yei your order will bear me out in considering it in Ma point of view. I am aware yen have an opposite feeling to that which is to render your Manager it mere automaton, salami* power or privilege—with:. out consequence or respect—without the power to controul or to regulate others; for this libels' be the case (having exercised_ ao authorised privilege), were your order to be enforced: Whet I bees done in this respect, 1 will justify before' the fullest COmmittee that can be. asseurbled,.os h toured policy; and prove, upon the refpciasibility 1.40L0/rigid ts, to their sa tisfaction, that the.esescite of soy.privilep in this respect has been in every circerostancebighly beeefi cial, not detrimental to the theatre. Having stated thus much in vindicition of my own Condact, in the . exercise of that which etsesider as et right by agree ment (and were it debarred use, I meld net fee a moment hesitate In the t eoprle fought to pose), -as . well as to uphold• the necessary cobsegoenceaud au. thority of a Maneiei„ which I should conceive . you ought rather to increase than dithinish ; 1 jolts try opinion with yours the, fats wEre bstli - Thitetfes to embrace. one mode,- aid be honourably ectoplasm not to deviatelroso a positive reciprocal taw, feedbag each other by . ayenalty,, that, I essy n .withthegoecw *Of God—banish all orders aid all.plivjl ea r ;, 1011, till that shall be &ode' it:iroeld be frillx-ruaT ruio to attempt it: The arguments yise hive tattiCumt - Of Itte tbeored.' cally right, bet practically wrong: . Tie government of Theatres,bas beta tie iptlbli,shod en its pm' sent system to enter, in 4imea Jika these, cod sassier depressed circumstances, on 'speculative plans; and be who is dsringenough Ces'aisto tit termini!' this per. titular, may chose. to lasi Istelottene With his wis dom, and retain *My the, aellectios s tinting Imre paid dearly for the weel'ossa of his natant oat the hold next oT ILI' attempt.. l Ovary diMic 1 #lli A ttie so ceits Ai r ise V Mich . Mir ..... , iiitik,ru,...• From thitpiwt4"4ll4l4oool4 l ,lll .filide 'sacrist" . y lo h ill bait oliqir didifilb, __ Milne Wei to eibite)o tiN sitatelltifcli or an' empty %r' da 'raie Itrlgro ' Witch tiedAt.it &cots iiil4er . :44asie4eiitt 6 ' Who ess thielt - Ifttint tills n*eriftj , asLOartiCit_arl opr latqanted, - Sheridan? ?het • Werth Tolinletrif Met XV of their yredeeeetors, s wims setgeiers.re. r• t raid I am cettaiti myldowitiromisheelok . okapi% before a and vritli oar eeskeoed meens. *t•lafrAtt liAivandrea s oiiro4;; _woo 04. Iniu,„ir poi rehtellettlesettat in war i;VNt . rt, Sod fetuses, tp ;ser ptelteft tW t hiTtlitlN r. 1 40144....fr.a1f kit .bilitly . 4b.eto .44 witligegbe ound a few niscontentediodileeereelioctide l kide tisei.beie more G ettogtignAbelr neighbotire. art determined to, auk with.esermetioa of those who goveraftelreiteii skpktitoitiVt not ' to opts. date on the minds of tlspitryho b ettiscioei 'vectiludei flieilifaii, Oa - ' the .11fisasio ntesii-dabliiiiiidikt, 4010416 1 1111111 TV: • body of grembitormiditott, ithd yelped got row 'veers tiitame docteltie l •whleiri dobbtledi, loiritavd oftewbeen assailed with, that the Theatre wed - allid -with orders—that the money Owe *tangly epptopel: eted—that it was badly menaged.ind that nor would take poiseision of it, and manage it for thd creditors. Mr. Sheridan, with greet ' penetvafibit t law thedriff of his sagacious Ws wling frietids 'edd 'found a remedy for their roariegs, and said-;-"Gritta domes, 1 resign the management of Wary-lithe Ice your better judgment—call a Meeting—forma Board. 'of Management, and'paiyoarselves by 'etiersliith sad prodenttovernieent." They did so, gait ihis Board of Management, took possession of the Theatre.-6 One came on the stage to reform abuse's; another 444 embed thalami! and candles; soother. the ward , " robe ; another, the carpenter's shop; another, the Opel cellar; this dress was too costly, that Inflect/ewe; what was the use of this scene and ;bat property I .11k1.' At the expiration of two monahs they found the tiek they had with eagerness undertaken, ,treoblesome-... 19 six months they were sick—and in 'tine, they fled from their duty, and Mr. Sheridan was left in quiet possession of his Theatre, and never after heard , qt . bad management. Here was a care indeed4and es I am certain you must often be perplexed in.the same way,'' wish it could be practicable to. inipose" tier same remedy, and free you from all future languid- . cant intruders. . . . .I have wandered mere into th is matter than I in* tended to have done; bet as the occasion has :COO for elucidation, it may not beconiidered unnecessary. I can have only one feeling about "Drury.lane , its prosperityo:7l are bound too strongly to its interest's to maintain any other opinion, or uphold ,s.q42thqr . system then that which is conducive to seeps., be. cause my remuneration for labour must spring from . that source. You will ban*/ modulir to acknow.. ledge, that the earn 'I receive from the Treasury can. not be adequate to the ansiky, the duty, the respon sibility, and harassing labour of 10 boors daily and nightly attendance ! Allowing this, I must be'ati. solved from harbooringOny retrograde feeling against ),tigoireromint; and if the study of 40 years in tho management 'of theatrical property, with • close sp. plication to:the history of former times, can qualify lie to give a thicided . opioion, you will give me credit for thus freely and respectfully combating a proposed tystem,whith my experience and judgment so forcibly point eat ale fatal, and which, on a farther and more serioal consideration, you will, I may hope. abandon.' Ido not mean that orders are always ter readmitted—this Is the fartheitfroni- my thoughts. Ind views of oneagentent t they ought only to Ins used as circumstances requir them ; bet if they be 'permitted at one laves and net at another, the con. sequence will be, that Chi Public will crowd to the tell, and abandon the ample house--they will pro• clalia the lucent of the one, and the rain of the 'other—the Comfort of one, and the.coldOess of the other—the good management of Covent garden sod the bed of Drery4ane. The Poldie Is a monitor in this respitOt p and is generally glided In its oPioiaa by appointee's, not by trails. Those who are cant. Me of jucilitg for themFelves, will not take the troubtO to do's•;• but will quiets the opioion of a rascally iCriblile4 other Is too otos bismed by prty ratio& • , ...,,. ~ . _ . ~• • , ♦ Pitr r e -,,,, e • „ • ~,... . .. • de — , • • )i .• - At i - % . , 41111,5... ' -lt* _.. • 7 ' - • ' 4 - ... : - • • ... 4., , i. .„ - ;is - - - : • .V ' ' •r' t • r - • Ir . 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Lfulubc! popular Melo-Drums a mita mumsoca,vds - ablikio.,Wheir litlimptio4 tre perteiref thill witirtke direct4Ml 'of A l thetrikwai iktiii 4 '' ' .; he " r iN t r i lf i rt 7" 4 A 1 formed This Ilieeirtg, To-sorrow , aadßfillr‘ l l.; . L td 1 Yrilf __, Mir Iltr 14 , il .... "et 1 0 4 a, vli#rd .. • ROYAL AMP i't 0- H.. H..ATRE (ASTLMS), Wn. Ni • MINSTSR-BICIDGIIi 1 4• 4 V 1 6 ' 9 ?IV er OM trmyistr's.ou some .poitits,lo debt einilisedlselditt httelasnsebit'iM' .. .• 4 . " „„ L -N I enNef il 'NNW: 0 8 91 4 41 , 8 • 8 1,,, a tirirti 4 &lb .. am 'Masted .8711 tbe !firmest !et* Iles; neutastl. gm I ireltbsekatio ,• , . ' 1 iki -(• do:1:w ,Va e soli.. ...• • . Wader the Patronage sidipeir Royal Celletteure thoRMOIMA 6 1 _.v at 1 if' d Aot . en NE iongeel i a:•lt if f i .— uil fMr 014. alree,lS row sal wales erase breltWEsimitife: fit Ble.liii . g,';. .. .., .` • •► . gent and Duke otTorlt. . r ., lIVENtN4f, TOINIORROAtiar . • ofkiiill Oa Ist those 'ale tuss le , i eem bi e e e e l jedgei e gegiy% - bi. i 411 i•, t, r l 4 .•• .„, , i/l art .7:- • TURDAY.-• tell 'he Poleneed •a Ifilv) Mud/ esedlimmtesiereaem of . air %Wheal pert to. feels a. peuperty, 'mid -distr ist' '- .• eglir 4 • ' Nat oft iegv ilt " Pirs riau Barletta, coiled . ' 4 .. ; ' 1 • colobilablielli.-Atee*StAileiw *bow I OtOlos !bat so watehfel ibsermace. of ' the'eepinditit4. '1 • 4' **Otis; ledfod, tv • Jilt ilia; t i gr- THE DANDY FAMILY, - AND THE ASCOT JOCKIESI: " ' ' 4 11 / 1 1,! 0 'Pi t • i 'mot meeeisteMot of a cOncent this seisms of. the year, few cid 'obtain i tirn . • aid id'eli 64 ha - iiiiitserifiel% l ir ? 't -o 1 . . , aEI f 104 pr-tow &Mein willies — Country • Bergageeleots, so art° relfeirifthe .. '"" stielbbifi WA tbyt' lA' ` p r 4 jo Aye • irl i k h s i r r lggrf g l y . d . ... :. 4 , - -- ender egertion siva - - , ja the comma the Bultita, SIX E.EA.t. PONlES,tlitoto - fora Sweepstoket, to he derided to Five Heats, lOW . . flllll pore u ot e i t [sr il in the way of saviitg.-41or•timbehedirbittififig i lattaildie if 4 iißaiiiili k ... ,StlikriCil ' L ll , gt . .t . . Mod the Course (beiog the third of a ollte) each MAIL' I trfile', / Ikklli vird :, - . teterests • My jadgment, *peeing, and . will not retorts all the fat ' alit* 1 . 1 too pirlid ilndegeletiralrolfs L ief • i igie,n / ~p,tea• si HORSEMANSHIP, by Mr, Avery. and my knowledge, are all at stake ; and the cen- • mi ss s weete n, w ill b e at Beth Milk . • . d'et ' ' Steett,liii'llf‘li,lierftilitsl . .. yllShilikat ! !ikt ft e , ‘„,tpe • Also, the Troop of Voi . tigeors, and Grand Trampoline Eses;- month tiH Christines.-•-Theee are 'Avtetlftialglis '' ' 'eked* le INV& NAL' lifts Irtitleblo:, i et aci a elms, parocularly by Mr. Brown. elusipa meak v be, that 'bit eau befjooe for our pro- Cumm Song by Mr. Mamma s kfilFrelti be &WIDOW with vigeur and assiduity. way you wish, and I shell nOtmiss the oppprti witr, sal the ot VO-Attr:s 0 .„tit iciest mime. . • , • inimitable Ererri , e. in Two Hcrses, by Mr. W. Davis, Jon.: Agb e Qi ee i ee efel ittrf or my prOles6lollS, praying et should* it occur, to indulge others, if offerebe ma mut, tbe pert et Tea teriiilite,' OM,' aPiar so Mademoltelk FBRZ I • ill go through Met scientific WOO- ~,,_ __ -- oune a passpermis jam, .trpshoe, I pro , ceew to *ethics them from town—tkat ii, if we ao not lea. longlangeished for.alfrieispnermoosy. yi hist phs. ;ant Performances ou Two Ropes, twisted by almhimoisrlie ow , 4/1 " 1 " 1 A 'Am"' 4 4 - . BINA FERZI. • 4f l gyiewer matyeisk pilau. a poor loiter. mediately weet.their services.—Mits Byrne fl as so.' Wesel Thieeri;' Atli yilil#l,llUrpoggek. . ~. I Is • The whole to conclude with the _popular Mele-Drama of ' . ...,T4l : 6 ' . f i 0f4 3 (4419, 9 /fill be. advertised .in , gaisition to es, as, wittiest her, we (meld bet' hece • Inieelrbleilit miff ilittsitetAir,fai 10 . l i ra ; 1 ,.. .ift MEG MURNOGit; • • ' ! 1 .1'1)46 Of Obutortotr, ,ina published and sold at the performed e_ single Opera—consequently' the pr o w Gibber ''' fli 6 . .of'f it Or it •II 'tilt ii i p t OR, THE YATAI, ULE44,0%,..-.-11 • I• CI 4 tee in dial'elienusg. Yearmoroioss, should the Nsdodaj Howse- would have felt its balitielibli Cop"' Ack a rhaith 40c7”0 ' lova . • Patna Price at Half-past Eight. Equestrian Tuition, far Louie , m a Goo d ommi po n alliee tip . 1 44theerweitienliHveatillste, muse pass heavily with..oleaswe with its neighbees, ai r r ecommit *see* the appearances efsucesp sod ;log W o ollies ,p order ,‘• • 11110 th1f408.41104 1 0 164111.11111611 1 8 , :I am sorry I wale tbilost ; not from , partial friends, but , es eierr, Id keep pg.6iiiritt i titt Illoirtrfilir tint,pßfs,-.• 'three._• , . .._ - _ . _ Rhos .. a.____ .i-a.....a...A.51Pit.'11a.i.:'.11-1.11.11.'. txrpn.,.._..._..2...A.. i C..ulity of PE RT H.—The valuable aid.. ear - limb Lioisi t y angers, r iron . ' ATE 44 LUDE, consisting of about 11,000 acres tb • lAli' "MA "" heel littfd %lei 'AAA . 850 acres of arable land, and Ithi of' sist44l4llll ,D, either is Otte Lot, ebr in sepsrate division, its *uteri 114110161 Ibit *NW "iiiip s 410 til ✓imed, and it e..imated tole wank, in yearly t a •• e •V•4lk ai r O _!= . .. -7 IP" — sl. while 1101: public Ingento.6oll•lAlVal , . ieiiii i i ss e rtic . 4 . a ii. o/4 et 4 ilifiresit estate ex:intl. nerolv 14 lanai th i abnst mo- at muck is breadth. It *bonnet lithilitipnite tai t 4191 .1 la thp.t extra peenboviyojuteiy ogee Ily ornontroted mot wooded , the ilissi Ilm _P arill '7 some praise f or a ntainiog an eq 'owl t .ed. and the e4tote in repaid ai ll in Plks pea_a sea of psi _ g.,. . ~ ....... x.i.. v.‘....., Ku. ~