The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-11

o. We understand that our tovnsman "A,
GEORGE p. RICHARDSON has set our fox
York. TO enter into Theatrical cnpsaencnt
there; and we eau assure the liberal New Iorl.
crS that subject more worthy their attention
, and patronage has never presented itself before
them.
Misfortune has dealt with Mr.. Richardson win
an unsparmg hand. Possessing an induleeu
disposition 10 serve his fellow men he has in liz
| course Of his business been subjected 10 sacrf.
ccs, by giving credit and being forced to ra,e
money to meet his own engagements, these with
other los -es nave left him pcnnvless.
In private Theatre, that nurscr, for drama
| tic talent, (Which he Is ackuoN lodged to pos,csl
j he tlas had an opportunity 10 improve and III
/ himself for such undertaking; and several
! respectable aud judicous friends, have advised
him to adopt this profession which may enable
him to support his family if not ultimately. It.
lIeEc INN from the cnbu raised state OF his De
cunary affairs.
As arcspectable gentleman, as candid inde.
pendent and sincere iriehd and an ailccfionatr
and Sind husband and father, w th.nk ", can
safely Introduce Alr. r. to the regard and pat
rohase OF hlS eonntrymen Iaeh. Eaq
The Ihedtre.-lt would afford us pleasure 10
announce, were it not ior the pecuniary mlsor-
tunes which have driven him 10 it, thar Geo. +,
richardson, c,q. formerly of ibis CITY las drlcr.
mined 10 jom himself 10 the theatrical cotpas IN
the CITY OF New York. Mr. T. has frnm early
youth manifested propensity for thr stage.
which plainly lndicatesa natural gift of tnt pun.
SUIT, and from the specimens we have witnessed
OF his acting. We should pronounce him posses.
ed OF decided comic talent This will shortly be
put TO the test, before the most critical audience
(arcofdmg 10 kcan) in America, aud We ,aan
h ,i,,,.., isl H.,
pinion. But Of o.her possessions of Nj Rel.
arisou--hs frank and honorable bearing and
his anlblc carriage in all the relations OF ,ocie-
~; We are better Judges than even the critical
New orkcrs. Let those to whose amusement he
has rcsolN ed to devote himself he assured OF his
possessing numerous good qlaitrs--and We
commend MIR. Richardson to their candid crit
cism, and generous support. Hhg
Aletter written in the Richmond Ennmrcr,ia
a long communication ON the subject Of the APP
pointment Of Committees in the Senate, com,
plains tIat which he calls the mi4idlraigiS, In,a-
ming, We suppose, merely those who see no ocGt-
sion existing at present TO entef into Il :, stcna-
lc opposition To the Government did not vote Tor
Mr.. RHHdOiph to be OF any COMMITTEE
lhs has led Us to inquire how many vote we're
given, from any quarter, for that gentlemen rs
a member OF any Committee. The result oiout
inquiry Is. that tor three on fam of the Comni..
tees, Nh Randolph had one vote aud IN no cosc.
more than one. Surprising it 70 have been
(Which Was not the fact au object Of the Admin
lSuauon TO Ike p Mr.. Randolph from ,eiArg IN
the Committees, IT'S inilucrcc il must Ia o,mit.
ted, extended very far, and Mas very el1'cnoI:
and proves much more than the letter-9ricg in
tended, We nope the Jerusalem correspondent
otthe Pctci sburgh Republican will read t1i,, AID
profit by it. Nat. Jon1od