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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
CONVENTION.

In the town Of Lynchburg, things have taken an
unexpected turn, and the opponents of Convent
on, lately exuting in supposed triumph, find them
selves in a "lean ,nnoiity." The people only want
time and materials for reflection: their decision will
be right at last. They may be startled at first by
the novelty and imaginary dangers ola Convention,
but their returning good sense " ill more clearly de-
hue the defects of the present government, and
hrm their confidence in themselves. The people
ought to be appriscd Of the character of the
guments employed against Convention hty go
to The FIJI length Of asserting that The Legislature
can do oil Uot re require from Contention. This
implies an acknowledgement from the opponents,
that we have in Truth, no Constitution-that the
General Assembly Of Virginia. for the last 43 years.
has been sitting and acting as a Conven,ion-and
that it can, ut any tme subvert all that we call the
Constitution of Virginia. They object this very OPT
MON to Mr.. Jefferson. lie avows il theoretically-
but Hey have adopted it m practice. Witness tile
new arrangement of Senatorial Districts, supported
By Mr.. Johnson, and Mr.. Randoph's advice, to
nmalgamate counties. This opinion is asserted in
the acts of erery General Assembly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
C0.IEssSa'a

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
OPPOSITE THE EaGLE-HoTEL, RIcrMoyD. ~.
AT Cohen'a Office, more Capital Prizes lave
been obtained than at any other Office III Anc-
RIGA.
Orders from any part Of Tic I-nited States.
either by mail, post paid, or by private convey
ance, enclosing the cash or prizes IL, any of tie
Baltimore lotteries, will meet the same prornot
and punctual attention as for, personal :,yu,i,.,
ton, addressed to COHEN'S OFFICE, Rich
mond, Virginia. The Official List is rcceiyetl,.
and all tickets examined gratis.
NAV 13.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
POSTSCRIPT.
WAsHIGToS, Nay 10.

The day on which the present Session OF Con
gross is to close, may be considered as fixed BY
Yesterdays vote of the House of Representatives.
Senate will concur.
This determination has been taken, after as
certaining that the Messenger of the House of
Representatives, who has been dispatched witha
summons to Mr.. EDWARDS, late Senator from
Illinois, did not leave Louisville for Edwardsvilie
before the afternoon OF the 18th instant and that
his return, therefor could not reasonably be ex-
pected before some time in June. The commit
tee of investigation on this subject are expe cted
to make report within day tuu; and the
discussion of the House of Representatives to
adjourn, after sending for MIR. EEwARDs, without
waiting for his arrival seems to indicate the be
lief that his presence would not throw any addi-
tionai light on the subject of the charges which
he has preferred against MIR. CRAwFonD.
The sketch of the debate of yesterday, on this
subject which will appear in our next, will exhi-
bit more at large the grounds upon hich the adj
Journment, now decided upon, was supported.
opposed, and finally agreed to. f.Sdt. Int
Mr.. JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke, sailed
from New York for Liverpool, on Sunday morn
ing last, in the packet-shp Nestor. He reached
". York on Sunday morning. Had he taken the
other line, instead Of the one he did, he might
have been by this time on his journey to g that
bourne whence no traveller returns" 1t is i'm
possible to read the account of the horrid disas-
ter which occurred, that very evening, to the
Steam Boat in the Citizens Line, Iwithout shld-
dering at the thought how nearly the fate of the
miserable victims of that tragedy may have been
that of ones self, or of near and dear friends
and connections. III.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21

10 lady of Lynchburg, who on last Christmas
eve in the town of Tazewell, County Of Jefferson, s.
State of Tennessee in returning from the State o..
Alabama to Iynchburg, lost her Reticule, con,un-
ing Jeweiry &C. which she appeared to value par.
ticulariy; is informed that The said Re,icule &c.
nave been found-,hat they are with Mrs. or Mr.
hodges at whose house the accident happened
and can be had TO her order
ihe Newspapers in Lynchburg, will probably
ooiidse this lady, by publishing the above.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
MIR. MONROE.

We publish the Debate of tie 12,h on arr. Brcnts
Report, more in ertenso to day--as well as Gen.
Cockes Speech, at length from the Intclligencer.
What miserable figure he cuts. We are happy
to say, that almost all luok upon this effort to dis
grace Mr. EIoNroe, as infamous well as baseless-
Sixty dollars, for sending and horse to Abe
marie! Any man i'll Virginia, who had it, would
nave paid Gen. Cock, the Government the sum,
rather than tue Congress Of the U. States should
have been degraded by a discussion on such a sum.
and for such purpose!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
loo, Geo l1wsT.a ma

Besides 10000, ? Of 10000, 5000, of 1000
dollars, &c. &c. & which are all iioatiuor in the
wheel ard MUST COME OUT AT YiIt.
NEXT DRAWN g, which will take p,sce in
the city Of Baltimore on Thursday, 9Th next
month, on which day the scheme will be com
pletcd. An opportunity being still left for Chose
who did not supply themselves with tickets or
shares heretofore, they should now send on their
orders without delay.
Whole Ticket $50 Quarter IS
Halves 10 Eiol,th % n
To he had ,var.,ntoj ~, I. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
Cranei-Sfa,e Lotfe,v of .Marvland

The 18th drawing of This Lottery, took place in
.ae S'y OF Baltimore, on Thursday, the 9th inst.
One prize only was drawn. That came up to No.
o,ioo' and was owned by gentleman in the City
OF hichniond. The ticket sold at Coben's OF
nee. MIR. Cohen is fortunate in being the agent 10
distribute so many of Fortunes Lottery favors. In
the two previous classes of the State Lottery, the
numbers which drew the capital prizes Of $4,000
and S25,C0O, were both sold at his office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21

10 The Committee, appointed at Meeting of
the Citizens of Richmond to report the measures,
which in their opinion may be expcdient to be adop-
ted in relation to a CONVENTION, are now rea-
,y TO report acknowledgement request Meeting of
the Citizens at tue Capitol, Tuesday Erening
s,ert, at O'Clock, to receive their Report.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
1914 days dramas Of The
GRAND STATE LOTTERY

%8453 prize of $1,000
1882 do. 100
And a8 prizes of -
*.harhed thus x sold at COHEN's OFFICE.
where the fortunate holder has called and re-
ceved the cash for the same.
o" UNPRECEDENTED tba
usual number of tickets were drawn on this aav.
still no prize came out higher than one ofr
$1,000. leaving get to be distributed the grea
capital of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
NOTICE.

2 ME Papers Of JAMES y. RIDDLE
4 Esq. aud of JOHN A. RIDDLE, ESQ. De-
relating TO business entrusted 10 The professional at
lention of those gentlemen, deposited of the Of
fee Of the subscriber, near The Museum, on 12hi
street. in she City Of Richmond They viii be de-
liyered on application.
HERBERT a. CL HRnPvT.
RiclmcNs Isr 81. t21E-~ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
WILLIAM NEALE s Co.

IRE 'ece'fing and ope,,ing large assortment of
Heavy brown German Oznahuscs,
Do. white Tickliuburps
Do. common aud IN. S,relitz Oz,,nbnrgs,
Do. Pennsylvania Tow do
may 81. ,soA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21

FOR VICE -PREsrpENr,
SOME TRIED s. APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
ssThe people Of the Uni ted States are one great
family--as long as the Union Of the States holds,
citizen from one section, provided he be honest, ca
pablo, and faithful to the Constitution aud the Peo
lie, ought to be acceptable the opposite Soc
ton, as to the which claims his birth or resi-
dencc."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
WILLIAM NCAIC sc
FANCY GOODS,

na'e ana black eros dc Naples. new patterns,
pink' white, blue and black craze Icis's
Pink, blue, white, straw, lemon ard ora,., nrcse,r
Grapes,
robes of uncommon and beautiful >tvlc
Coiored nu,us and c.licoes OF new aud a, ty fasbt
ons,
All kinds and various colors Of plain silks,
ioo pieces black and coIoured Caution grapes
Black aud colourcd Nankin and .u,tif:n G ;,,cs
100 Grape shaws, various sizes,
Ioo Grape robes, extremely icr,
Real Paris made long and shot hid aud horse s,To
gloves.
ALSO,
Thread hosiery, for gentlemen and ladies',
an additional supply Al furniture di,ni,y, still
lower,
Feathe fans
complete supply of every suitable article Tor BOYS
clothing,
Every fashionable article for gcntlcrncns' wear,
1 case Leshorn mats fof gcnilcmen--;nd expect by
inst arrival large additional supply oil vuri-
Gus fashionable and useful goods.
may p. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
ON THURSDAY NEXT,
mn posaircly be drasrn, he Third Glass of n,
Ouantico Canal A.otteYy.
A. MCINTYRE, .Uanrger.

1850 Tickets.
Only II blanks to q prize.
Persons wishing to obtain chance in ,i,o oyoa,
scheme, have no time TO lose fol tho moment il ras
approaching Those who intend to become adven.
turers, may now lee accommodated at
III Tgal'Y Es'g
Virginia Lottery Office, under tire EAGLE Hotel
Richmond. where ali prizes in the above tot,crv
VIII be paid rs soon as drawn, a; small tiiscoun,
for prompt payment.
Present Price Of Tickets,
Whole Tickets &, M
Half do. o "a
Quarter do. *
Eighth do. so
U Parcels of Ten Tickets may ni,o BE- had by
csrf9coiee. purchase u this way " i'll require
for ten whole tickets, but 500 -, for ten halves.
S'4 SO, for ten quarters 81 183.
Orders from abroad fee OF po,t,~r eY,c1osi,,
the cash, will meet prompt attention.
Richmond, May 81.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
M1TNInY,RE'g
HENRY GIRSON

w Ill In future attend tho Superior ,n.' i.,f,-.
Tor C9orts Of Cumberland COMFY, ia aIdi
immediately ogcF n" store Of Mcsrs. Geo. rf,,l
4 Co. '' 'fH
acisja.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
EINEN CsDCDS.

That they have ever had the pleasure of cx!ibi,irs
THEY CONSIST OF
ia and 10 Irish linens, of the approved grass
bleach,
Sd and Cd Irish shooting do
io-i Russia and Scotch do width for sheet With
out n seam,
Long lawrs in imitation Of French camb,ics,
Premium dowas's,
Fine undtcssed brown Irish linens for p,ntafc,s..
&c. WM. NEALE & Co.
may 81. ,s31
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
RICHMOND.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY eI, fe2l.
PEOPLES TIUREr.
ron vIcn-PREsrpENr.

FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of sIassach as etts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
DGN@EsNTss,-

a LARGE assortment Of Sd, A, 5-4 and Ga
L "A brown and bleachcd, now opening and for sale,
very cheap, by WIN. NEALE 6. 90.
may 81. t,c4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21

CoHEH's Grrrcu, Main street, }
Richmond, .iay 10. !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-21
LINENS, LAWNS & snEETINGs.

VIZ. subscribers beg leave to inform the public,
- mat my have just received by the Exit, 4, om
New York, and are now opening the best asso.t-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06
..,,aaa..
CT ART Y

The plume thnt decks the Warrior brow,
May weep a world in ienrs,
Aud lanc, with sunny radiance now,
Grow dim in after yours.
But thou, bright spirit, Charity
Shalt Lioon forever young
Aud pale oppres sion cling 10 thcc,
Thou loNelir.t child 81 song.
The tear that hangs in famine cyc.i
Thy power shall wipe away,
The ping that springs from SORROWS cry
Thy healing wing shall stny
And thon, sweet spirit, chnght from Heaven
Shalt drop from every tpn@lc-
AZ zcphyrs by lac musk.Wlnd driven,
In blessings on the young.
And when the dark destroyer come
To sweep with cIond# oil fire,
The trembling mother from brr home,
Her children and th.ir sire
Then lbon. bright spirit, Charity,
Shalt gather round the throng
Aud pnle oppre. sion cling 10 thee,
Thou lnyclicst child Of song.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06
VOICE OF RHODE ISLAND

At "A mrrting of citizens from twenty
seven, nut of thriy-one towns In this STATE,
holden AT the State House, IN Provi
dcnce, on the twentieth day of January,
1894.
Nathan p. Sprlsnr, ESQ. was called 10
the Chair and Nathau VI. Wheaton, Esq
of Warren, WAS chosen Secretary.
The following resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted;
Whereas, our fellow citizens. in different
parts of the country, have deemed II rXpr-
dent to express their opinions IN the me
rits of thu several candidates for the Office
of President of I'll, United States and
have designated the persons " HON they
considered most worthy of this high honor
and sacred trust: And, whereas, Il silence,
un,uur part, might be constructed lnt" indis-
ference, or disposition 10 surrender our
own opinions, To those who may he dlspo-
srd to substitute their will for that of the
people Therefore,
ResoIred. That we consider it our right
and duty. to designate, in common, with
oar fellow citizens, the person whom We
prefer, and whose election 10 this Impor-
mi station would, in our opinion, most
conducc TO the prosperity and happiness ol
our country.
Resolred, That although we duly &C
knowledge the talents and public services
of GH III. candidates Cor the Presidency,
we have the fullest confidence in the nc
knowlrdged ability, integrity, and rXprr'
cncr Of JOIN QUINCY ADAMS, the
accomplished SchOLdr, the true RePubhcan.
the EnIightened Statesman and the Honest
man and we are DESTROYS that his merits
should be rewarded with the FIRST office III
the gift of the people OF the Un'
ted Statrs-that his future services may
continue unto us those blessings, which
under the present administration of the
general government, we have SO abundant
i " cnIovcd.
/ RrSoired, That the foregoing resolutions
be signed bv the Chairman aud Secretary
of this meeting.
NATH b. SPRAGUE, Chairman.
n. NJ. WHEATON, Secretary.
! 900
The 9Th Of January was celebrated by
nublic dinner at Nashville, Tennessee. A
monr the toasts on the occasion are tn
following
Cen. Jackson The gratitude of n FIRE
and magnani,nous people, by awardln
him the first office in their gilt, wlli no
nor The man, who has filled the measure
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06
NEW GOODS.

TENITE subscribers ore now opening great
variety of NAV AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, among which are
Norwich Grapes, "a WV and benutii'l az.
Caroline and Bragnngh Stripes,
DO. do. tlnid do.
Elegant six Sha,rls, assorted,
German silk Ilandk,rthiefs,
Iicil figured Ribbons,
beautiful assortment of Calicoes, English
white aud hlnrk silk Hose,
Superine white and black Cotton do
MokLE, ROBINSON & 60.
Fob q. fs2g
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06
Virginia, to wit :

A Il a superior court Of chanccry, holden
N in Tie town of Lynchburg, the lth oil
May, 1921
Henry CashWell, pininiih,
against
John Casdwrll aud Peter Cashwcl, tx or,
of Peter Cashwcll, decd, aud The said Peter
CashVcll, adn'r Of Elizabeth Cnshwell, aud
the said John Cashwcll and Peter Cashwo ell
Mildred Cashwell, Charity Bourne john liam
sard aud judith his wife, John Bethel aud
Rachel his wife, defendants.
The defendant John Ca'hNcll, who is ont
of this country, and against whom the Plain-
tff appears Ia have proceeded ~ the mode
according 10 law against absent defendants,
still failing 10 appear aud answer, on the mo
ton of the plaintiff, by counsel, the court doth
take his bill for confessed, a. 10 :hat deien-
dant aud the cause coming Oh 10 he heard on
the bill answers Of the other defendants, and
exhibits was argued by counsel on consids.
ration Whereof the court doth order that tht
defendants John CashHell aud Peter Cashw.ll
render an account of their adnliuisiraii IN on
the estate of their inicsta1c, and the dcfen-
dnnt Peter CashWcll render an account of his
administration on the estate al LIS iutestate
before the commissioner Of TUE court who il
directed to examine, state. aud settle the
same, aud make report thereof TO the court
with any matters specially stated, thought per-
tiuent by himself or required by the parties
TO be 50 stated. \ copy--Tcsr.
JOHN WILLS, C. C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06
A MIST AXE

The Editor of the Lpli,rile Ky. Advertiser
mentions his receipt of pamphlet from Pitts
burg. PrnnD cantain,nr ncaf little address
of genteei HHte corps etPoditnf mdHn:'rs IN
favor of n caucus nomination Of Prrsiden' At
Uashiugi0n We return our thanks says the cdi-
ar to the committee for their foliteness but W
must be permitted Ia question the rertiinde oi
he arguments advanced. aud Of the principle
.sponscd hv Them With us,ihr worShppcrs of
King Cancas are few in number aud the PEG
lie are hv no means disposed either 10 ocqni-
,,cc in'thrir views, orto give credencc 10 their
assertions The advocates of this system IN
pcnnsvlvania ha1bruerserd fhcirprodnc 'ons
20 Gcorria. We have no use for them in the
Western States
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06

The n. Orleans Advertiser the Sd con.
iaina the Last ! ! articles of an allance be
tween the republics of Colombia and Mex
ico. They pledge themselves 10 support
each other IN their Independence, and to oh.
tain the 90 operation of all the South a -
merican Statr5-nni To accede 10 any de-
,aand or indemniiealiuns which Spain
may set up for hcf aucicui supremacy, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06
ComuIssIosrR's Orrrrr,

Iynrhb0rg, I'D .Norrnibtr, 1923.
The parties in this cause will take notice,
that have appointed Wednesday the twenty
eighth day of April next to commence the ac-
counts directed by the foregoing order of
court, on which day they are required 10 nj.
tend at my office, in this town, with their nc
counts, vouchers, and copies Of court papers
prepared for examination and settlement.
JAMES BENAGii c.
Feb G. '26 w1w
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06

his county, Music, Imi! 10 n,
Cnec
LitHe hing Cancus.-Thc refuge bant.
Ing OF the Holy Allies he will find "A les
y steP'dame in the Legislative Save
feigns of America Music, 4" Dead March. %
John Quncy HUNS The zealous ad
,"eatc of his eonntry's rights, aud the able
defender oithe Hero of New Orleans.
letter from gentleman at Washing
Ton city, published in the N. Y. statesman,
after giving description of y largs party at
Secy Chlhuun's, says, Among the thronE
III tile Secretary xIsiiants, none attracted
larger share OF attention, than three Chiefs
al the Cherokee tribe of Indians, who are
nj Washington on business with the govern
meni. They ARE all remarkably good
looking men, being fine models both in size
and feature. Que of them WAS pronoun
ccd 10 be the handsomest man nj the pal
". They were we'll dr. sscd in the ordi-
nary costume of citizens, and appeared
polite aud grntlemanly in their depot.
ment. The Ridge, one oft the delegation,
had with him his little daughter, about 10
ar : years old, who's perfectly the child of
nature, aud whose mllcss mauncrs excited
great interest and attention. She was dress
ed in a neat plaid, with her head ornament
I'd with wreath of flowers, beads and
plumes. A large daIk eye, possessing I'M
common brillianey, animation and mild
ness, gave (" this little brunette nj the vii
terness an Interesting charm and could
noi but reflect, that she may hereafter, like
another llelcn, fire another Troy ; that
her beauty may lead 10 wars between rival
chiefs, the story other lovers form theme
for some future Campbell ~ I iatraubrl-
md. Her affection and respect former father
We're very striking, her hand being com
nonly clasprd in his. Her ear WAS charm
ed with the music Of the piano, aud some
of the ladies could mol resist her aitlcss
10 slat,fy her with Il number
Of tunes
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-02-06

INFORMANT FROM GIDRAITAn.

tMFoh FAINT FROM GIBRALTAR
The following intelligence, lsays the Bal.
lIm"re Federal Gazetlee,l with which W
have been kindly favored by u mercantile
friend IN tin, city, is f,om u most r-sprc
table source. We prrsaaai lis accuracy is
not To he doubted, ~ ftrsssn least, rs IL.
lttes To the preparation ola Spanish squad
ron AMI WHEN ne considt'f the cNlsiing
state of political affairs il Europe, together
with the hearing of the rnmored co-npera-
ton al thr french, upon great question
embraced IN the Presidents Message In
Congress, at the opening al the session, We
may safely say the news Is OF an important
character:
GlnRALrtR Dec. .. 1928. The I'm.
dcl ,nentlourd vessels are ordered To be-
ready by the 18th inst. In leave Cadiz fnf
the co1sl Of Peru, 10 aid the ltoya,t cause,
and II IS ramored, that the French forces
IN the Pacific are Ia co.npcralr.-T These
preparations and runors naturally give rise
To speculative ideas oiihc elect " hich They
may have on the English aud American
governments.-Flou sol.
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DEPUTY Postmasters, according 10 the dn
ties and services rendered by them, me
u red in obedience 10 a resolution of the
ii ause of Representatives, adopted at The
i,st srssinn uf Congress which report was
read and laid on the table.
Aud the House adjourned.
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LnLicrn Inciaenk TAenil1cnL.


CnARLEsToS Jan. 10, l82i.-On Sa-
,nrday, the 10th inst. = twenty Thousand
dollar prize was drawn in the Lottery for
the benefit of the Fine Arts in Charleston.
The ticket had been sold in shares, and
changed and divided about SO much, that
few or nobody knew IN whom the money
rightly belonged. In the evening, al the
Theatre. Mr.. De Camp was playing the
part of PuGin the Chritic. Two of the
performers entering ON the stage. one oi
Them. Mr.. Brown, with hook in his hand,
SAYS Mr.. Putt, alias de Camp: Why.
how's this, Mr.. Brown ?whal do yonhere:
where is Mr.. Horton thought he was t"
play that part. Have you altered the cast
Of the piece, too ?" Mr.. Brown, with phrZ
dcmnrp as Ephraim smooth, replied with
great simplicity" Why, sir, am sorry,
or not rnrry,--to be obliged 10 inform,
you. that Mr.. Horton WAS IT. have played
SIR Waltrr,-hu then, fort unately for him,
and unfortunately for you, h" has drawn
part of the twenty thousand dollar PRIZE
today, and has been--gctIng some OF
his money --oH---and cart eome----
on-and so | am reading his part for
him." To those of the audience who had
not heard of the players good luck, the
information WAS new, and very aSfeeapie'
Notwithstanding lurking suspicion
that they were indebted for II to The PR,
life imagination Of Mr.. De Camp, OF winch
they witnessed the abundant effects, IN the
course of the piece. In every respect
however, it was hit, within doors and
without and we cannot but wish the IN
genious comedian many similar occasions
to tickle an audience without violation "'
truth, ar whence tn the nn'flrs of tune
place, and circumstance. 1t afforded mat
ter of cxhilaration, from the gallery to int
! coffee fpQu,