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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1827-04-20
AN ORDINANCE

yyoR the regulation Of the Owners, Riders and Drivers
OF Carriages Wagons, Carts, Drays and Horses, with
II the Borcagh Of Wilmington
Session BE ordained by the Bargesses and Borough
council IT lie Through Of Wilmington, That from and alter
,he 3Asng Of this Ordinance, all and every the drivers and
are7 81 "a Stages coaches wagons, CARTS drays and 9TH
tar!age5 = pleasure or buIhen driving and passing IN
nd .htouEh the sreets lanes alleys Of this Borough,
aa eep that side If the street, lane ALLEY on his or
,ez Eat hands Fesgecyey, in the passing direction
and ay driver q Any such carriage wagon, cart or dray
sa drive the IL the middle OF the street, lane or al
ey tie left hand side of the same, to prevent
otscs another ca-rs from passing along said street.
iriver offending ...al forfeit and pay for every
such offence, exceeding five dollars less than
dollar be recovered with COSTS before either of the
Rrgesses, in the debts Under forty shl-
ngs are BY law recove' able one moety whereof shall
he for the of the person suing tor the same, and the
oher moie,y shall be for the use Of the Borough.
Sec 3 find Ordained, That fany driver ofany such
carriage, any person riding upon any horsemare or ged-
ing shall permit suffer the beast or beasts he shall df'e
ride to go IN galop other moderate gait or Shall
engage in running or racing IN any manner with the drsvr
rider OF any other carriage mare horse geldng, With
any of the Streets lanes alleys Of this Borough, every
person offending shall forfeit and pay for every such Of
fence not exceeding five dollars less than
dollar to be recovered with costs, by any person. the
manner and for the herein aforementioned
Sec 5. And be il further Ordained That if any person
shall ~ilu,y permit suffer any horse mare, geldng
to at large through any Of the Streets lanes alleys
Of This Borough, every person offending shall forfeit
pay for every such offence, the Of dollar 70 b
recovered with costs by any person. in the manner and for
the uses herein aforementioned
Sec 4. find be further Ordained That the Ordinance
entitled Ordinance TO prevent the accidents and dan
gers that may happen by people driving their teams out
walk in this Boz ough, and persons riding their horses
faster than is herein specified and persons playing long
bullets any ether game Whereby there may be damage
sustained, passed the thirty first day Of August the
yearof Lord thousand hundred and f yone
be, and the is hereby repeated made null and void.
Passed At the Town Hal, April Z, 1877.
JAMES DROBSON,
Attest, First Burgess
2. FAlaLAMB. crs u N Boraagh Catncil. 4o--.t
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PROPOSALS

nor the construction and completion Of new PRISON,
A. 10 GEORGETOWN Sussex County Delaware, If the fol,
owing desc ton and dimensions, Will be received BY the
.evy Court Commissioners of said coin'y
The haldi3g TO he stories hgn, forty-hve feet 10
ont hty feet in width and twenty feet height 10 the
ayes The materials the als Of the beat bricks
be had in the ycnity of the place, except The
show Of the front WALL which be Of gpo Philadelphia
laving bricks The roof to he Of good shirg'es
Through the House. from front rear, be passage
ten fee, in width each story equally dividing tle
.hoc, with subs aa doors tile eArenites of the low
passage
Oftde divisions thus formed, the to be the
,ubstsn al for tile prison apartment, the walls whe
If be % ches thickness The inner forming
side of each entry % inches. and the subivu ii,
walls of the several arartmeN ID inches Of which aa
nehts there will be four in each story, and each
lave fire place, and into the windows thereof must be
fixed strong CRATES and the doors be strong avn
spending, The rafers and ois,s strong, and The
ter not Than six inches apart. The aoors Of the
entrees stairway and apartments, 70 be Of inch oa aru
he hnlsh Of he whole TO be il like substantial and
responding manner.
0fthe oher DIVISION DIES gned FOR the keepers accars
mediation, the outer wall Will be Is inches in thickness
he flooring OF good pine, It'll three more 4,
each floor, and fire place in each the whole to be I,
good and suitable materials, finished in plain subs anita
manner, the style and contrncn whereof be What CON
non and comfortable 5r OK dweilngs gene ally are
b The Commss wish know the extra rate tia
would be asked 10 build il of Philadelphia nrlcks who
may be brought Milton, only mites distant Nv wafer
Proposals will be received pntil the 25th day of Ma
next addressed 10
i HENRY F. RODNEY. L. &. Commissioner,
March BAD, 1897 dbl
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100000 DOLLARS.

The Delaware Fire Insurance C0m1o,.
INCORPORATEDbyth the Legislature Of the State :, w..
il ware, with capital Of one hundred thousand dol,s
The President and Directors now RECEIVING s,rrs
tons for Insurance, at their Office, No. 2l shpley &
between Front and Second streets, agains, Loss M r
on every description Of buildings in general Nercbs,as
Ships in Port, and their CaIgoes; Household Furn;,
aud ether personal property also against loss or
by inland transportation Of goods, wares rcandr sss
country produce.
Terms of insurance will be as ia, orable as any of q
Companies in the Cities Of Philadelphia or New Yok p
ties assured may repose the fullest confidence IN w.
soldy Of its capital and that all losses will be
adjusted by the company.
JOHN MooDY is Agentto survey property to be insured
for the and vicinity Of New Castle, in place Of C. n
Baney, declined.
LEVI II. Evans is Agent to survey property 10 he I,
sured for The town and vicinity Of Ekton. ~
JoHN CLOAK is Agent to survey property TO be Insure,
for the town and vicinity Of Smyrna.
JosErH JONES is Agent to survey property 10 be Insure,
for the town OF West-Chester and vicinity.
Directors.
John Patterson, David Bush,
Joseph Baily, VIM. Chandler
David C. Wilson. Joseph Grubb
Joseph C. Gipin, Robert Porter
WM. SEAL, President
d. BYRsBs, Secretary.
April 10, 1926. 49,
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AT a. & II. Wilson's bookstore and Circalaflf-
Library
No. los, Market street.
Tales Of Voyager TO the Arctic Ocean. vols -,
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Almacks--a Novel, 9 vols.
The Young Rieman's Comrade Narrative OF ms '''
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Paul jones; Romance BY Allan Cunningham. . vi III
Illustrations Of Lying, in all its branches. ny h'e"'
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Hints to My Countrymen BY an American VOL
Diary OF All Ennuyee. BY Young Lady. vol
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

Al JOHN HEM2,iHI'S UIl2.f ard j.um5er lard, IN
the Borough Of Whining o scnera assortment Of Lum
ber well selected suitable persons COR building d for
mechanics aid large stock D. Ceday aud Cyprus SHIN
'iLES, constantly Tor sale he for cash
81 the usual credit,
public generally invited cali at tie ON STAyp
where then favors will be thankful, acknowledges ~
WILLIAM SIMMCSS -9rent
Ju4e E 1896 syn,f
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Soap and Candle Mandatory.

yIvHE subscriber takes this opportunity to inform the
public that the establishment heretofore conducted by
JAMES RAY, Esq. together with the connected
with the business of that establishment from the first Of
January 1926 have passed into his hands, and that he will
continue the business in all its branches at the old stand
Of Tana and Queen Streets the Friends Meet
ing House, where he will manufacture and furnish at Phil
adelpha prices, .lfeud and DIP CANDLES Fsers, Yei
lo1y, and Broua SOAP, OF the best quality.
ENOCiI ROBERTS.
n. b. The highest price given for Tallow, Butchers
Fat. and Fat Of every description
WiminI ton, Nov. H. 1926. 3-6m
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CURRYLN'G.

YyIE subscriber notifies his friends and the public that
he has removed from the old stand, No. Is, Shipley
street, formerly occupied by William Chandler, to No. 30,
Market and 26. Shpeys,. where he intends keeping on
hand constant supply of FINISHED LEATHER, of ev-
cry descriptions which he will dispose of the most
sonable terms. Persons favorng him with their custom,
NAV depend having their Leather of the best quality
Also. Morocco, and Lining skins for sale
JOHN GUYER~
Wilmington March 49, 1897 36-3m
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Robertson 8 Little's
Mount Harmonic Academy.

FTNHE Rev. Francis a. LGta with the assistance Of an
i approved Teacher las opened an ACADEMY, where
th usual branches OF Literature will be taught in the most
accurate and critical lessons will also be given
IN thc 6re7s TO those who wish to acquire knowledge
Of that language The annual charge will exceed one
hundred dollars
Drumote TOW aship, Lane Co. Penn.
April s 1927. 43--4tp
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Delaware and Hudson Canal.

AB0URERS aceustet.ed to the use Of he Shade or TO
IA working Rock ~ fnd employment On a line OF
t,ry miles Of he abtve Canal Tie R,ck work on he
Delaware RIVER is going on. and the excavation Of
arth w proceed So soon as the season will pcrrit Per-
wishing ach the work from he North River NAV
I'D either at Kingston or Neuburgh.
JOHN BOLTON, Presiden,
March 49, 1897 39Iit
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NOTICE.

JARED CHESNUT Chair Maker, OF the Borough y
- Wilmington, having the 23d instant sold and cuh
veyed to the subscriber all his stock in trade The plc
ave respectfully informed that the business and trade
CHAIR MAKING will be conducted in future at Tue ~
Stand, in the and account of the subscriber, wa
hereby solcits continuance Of the public custom r
WILLIAM CHESTNUT,
March o., 1927 40-6H
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NEXT WEDNESDAY.

TvgNia Sete lottery,
For the benefit Of the Da Swamp CANAL Company sixth
class, to be drawn the 25tl April 1927 b Yates s
A. MIntyre. Managers. sixty number Combination Lo
l-ry.-Nine drawn Ballots.
.scheme.--l psizc Of 10000 Dollars; I Of 20 %; OF
$500. of 256f; If 1000; 10 Of 5J9 20 100; as OF
1905 l02 Of 50 ZOE Of 2Ji 1852 Of 9; and 1,475 off,
Ticket s4--l.aii il--Qaaricr Sl-Eishth 50 cents.
Tickets and shares for sale at
Robertson 8 Little's
ofice No %, Market S, Wilmington,
who have Wth! four months past sold all the following
Cos al Prizes VIZ S15i4 $1,000, whole tickets in the las
Dea1sae State Loey, and in the other ioltces
drawn during that PERIOD the following Capital Prizes
$4,000, 10000 $1,000, $1,000, $500, 800, &c, &c
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WILLIAht WILLIAMS

III AylNG reinquished his cid stand known as the Cant
Wells Bridge Iiute takes this method Of returning
sacerc thanks TO his friends and the public for the We.
Il iiacfa aa'iti ge afforded him.
lie has r9a saSsf he c0mmodous buidmg fronting on
nigh SHeei Il go G2se, oenedby Mrs Bradford ". ere
e purposes keeTHga House or ENTERTAINMENT
'tirdng every convenience aud comfort and shall fee
fatesa for such patronage may extended 10 h as.
artog those aho may favor INN I'm er casom that no.
Ans shall be left undone 10 give geera. satisfaction.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS.
NshtWels Bidee, March ~, 1926. 42-4p
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TIE GROCERY BUSINESS

Heretofore conducted BY John Gordon Richard Clement,
vii be continued by the subscriber the old stand who
axes the occasion TO solicit from the omer OF the la
rm, continuance Of their avuIs; and Of the public in
general he asks such share e their patronage as his dis
position to accommodate, low prccs in sales and liberal
node Of dong business, will warrant.
Salt, Plaster Of Paris Tar, Fish aid all the articles TINT
belong to Grocery establishment will be consl ay KEEP,
TOR sale at low prices and Country produce taken in
change TOR Them or bought for cash. The market price
April 8, 1897 49,,
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NOTICE
TO
BRICXMAKERS.

TIvtlE subscriber wishes to employ two Brckmakers
il for the season; whom liberal wages will be gwen
Apply at bis yard, in Della. are City.
April IL, 1927 45-4ip JOHN JONES.
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MACHINERY FOR SALE.

HAOIIIN XIV INV VIZ tIET'
rIvHE following Coon and Woole1 .Maclarru offered
u for sale, at reduced prices:
COTT0& uN.iCIIiNERY.
Four Throstles Of 100 spnd!es each.
80 inch Gard, workers and Shippers good clothing
One SO inch do. do. du.
One Drawing frame, heads.
Two Rowing frames, Is each.
Earn Press Banding Machine Cans Reel Belts. Scaesand
Weights, Winding Block, &c &c.
The above Machinery has been but little used, and most
oti is in good working order.
VOOLE.N .MaCHI.sERKe
Three "a inch Carl,ng Engines.
One Billy 60 Spindes.
Two Jinneys 70 spndies each.
One Warning Mill.
Twenty LOOMS Of them Broad with Reeds, Heddes,
Sbutes, Bobhns &c. SC.
Five Power Looms, that supposed will do either
for wooden or cotton goods.
The above Machinery will be sold low, either aogeh-
er or in parts. Apply to J. ALRlCHS & Go.
Wilmington, 5th mo. 15th, 1926. 81
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

HNiE Co-partnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the firm Of Joa Gordon G Richard
Clement, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Those
Who have demands against the mus, presen, The m
nr paymen; TO Richard Clement and those who are deb
ted TO the will please payment to HIM as he is
duly authorized TO close all Is relating to the said
concern JOAN GORDON.
RICHARD CLEMENT,
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To the Democratic Republicans Of
.wEW CASTLE C0UNTTs
vIyHE undersigned is induced by the solicitations OF many
Of his friends to offer himself to your consideration as
Candidate for the Office Of CORONER at the next Elec
ton lie aters himself that his long acq9anahce WIN wv
nhlc business of nature similar TO the duties OF ha
pce, would enable him (f successful to discharge those
duties with cred, 10 himself and benefit to the fuohc.
- ''f HENRY vINING.
,,, a.uh tooz 35-l0t
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To the Democratic Republicans OF
NEWCASTLE COUNTY.
yTIE undersigned is induced by the solicitations o. ms
I friends TO offer himself to your consideration as
Candidate for the Office Of CORONER at me next t.le.
He Aaters himself that if successful he will be able
TO fill the office with fidelity. ,,nr
of .4ppoqanimink Hundred.
,.s ar ,o91 4l-f6t
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DROPS.

OR LNUIAN SPECIFIC.
For the cure Of colds, coughs,
astimas and approaching con.
samptions.
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0ctPAwTUCKET HOTEL, 81,

NORTH PROVIDENCE, RHoDE-IsLAND.
h,ysk THE subscriber respe ctfnlly gives no.
lhl1V tice to his friends and the public, that
he has taken the large, spacious and conven-
lent HOTEL in Pawtucket, which has recent
ly been put in complete repair, and is furnish
ed in the best manner
II is situated about 4 miles from Providence,
IN one OF the most pleasant manufa cturing viii
lagos 'in the New-England States, and the
road from Providence, which passes through
this place, as is we'll known, is without a par
sllel in the Northern States Different lines
ofStages pass and replss to and from Provi-
dence almost every hour in the day.
The picturesque and delightful Falls in front,
and full view Of the Hotel, render the situa-
ton one of the most pleasant imaginable.
The Bar will be constantly supplied with the
hast Of Liquors, and the Table furnished from
the choicest selections Of the market.
By constant experience in the business dur
ing tho last eight years in houses ofthe first re-
spectabilty in Boston, and by an earnes, wish
ID Pile ase, he hopes to render his est ablish
ment both profitable to himself and satsfa cto-
ny to his patrons
Good aud convenient Stables are connected
with the Hotel, and careful and confidential
attendants will alwavs be in readiness
SAMUEL T. EDWARDS.
-Pawtucket, NAV 5.
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INrEMPERANcE. We ought to have ac-
knowledged at an earlier date, the recep' ION
Of the well written essay of I" Von PopuH,"
on the subject Of the proceedings of a respect
able society of citizens, who have assooil.ed
for the purpose of putting an end to the vice Of
intemperanco. The essay, partakes largely of
good sense, and pungent sarcasm, but as we
are weary with the subject of which it treats,
we must, for the moment, decline publishing it.
The views Of the writer, are in unison with our
own; and we are happy to find that we agree
with so sensible and agreeable correspondent
The essay is carefully laid aside; and should
occasion require it will be published hereafter.
II intemperance can be suppressed, in heaven $
name let it be done; but we do not think, that
the course pursued by those who are engaged
in the cause, will be productive Of any good.
Since the subject has been agitatcd, the vice
has gained ground, and many who are not in
the habit of drinking, have got merry and mel
low, at the expense of their cash, and the
cause which has been conducted with more
zeal than discretion. II the people really
disposed to suppress intemperance, let them
use their surplus funds in purchasing and ad-
mnsterng Doctor Chambers Panacea.
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CRANSTON POST.

HNHi. subscriber respectfully ,nforus the
- public that he has put on the Warw.k, :,
Scituate and Crarsion Roads, a Post Coach,
which will run through the following villages
and by the 'snu,acu Estab,shmen,s o,
the Hope Company, the Jackson and the Fisk
vile, Scituate, Arkwr,sht, snd Harris, Coventry.
Phoenix and the Lirpitt, Warwick. from thence
to Providence. Thr Coach will, start every
Wednesday and SATURDAY., al 7 o'clock. A. NJ
from the Inn of George Scott, CraDston, aud will
leave Munroe's lnn calling at the Hoyle Tavern,
Providence. on the same days nj half past 3
o'clock. Fare rs cents to either Of the places
PASSENGERS who so only one way will he charg
ed AZ cents
GEORGE SCOTT. Proprietor.
april IS
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GEOR GE WHITING.

CHAISE AND HARNESS MAKER,
81 ,wEYBossET-sT. PRO RovIDENCE, RI.
"ILL furnish at shor, notice, New and
P" Elegant CHAISES of the most ap-
proved patterns, Of any colour that may be
desired, and will warrant them equal in every
respect to those built in Boston or elsewhere.
He has constantly on hand variety of Har-
nesses, Trunks, Riding Saddles, Brides and
other articles usually called for IN his line of
business, which he will sell on very reasonable
terms.
Trimming of Carriages done in the best
manner. Also second hand Carriages and
Harnesses cleaned and repaired at short no.
tice. Vanishing, &c.
For specimens nf his work, purchasers are
requested to call and examine for themselves
May s. eoptf
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Legh0rns, artificial Flo,pers. &c.

IL q. =. .oy,o. M. IL, hark-i-squar..
Ds nave received from New. York, and WI,
open this morning. an ext"'sire assortment Of
rich, fancy and stap" DRY GOODS.
- Also,
I case very superior i.eghorn Bounets and
Gipseys; Artificial Flowers; / case Irish Lin
en, Of u superior bleach; I case Parasols; fash
iouable, plain and wa,efed Bonnet Ribbon. :;
Seer.uckers; Cote Paly; Merino and Cashmere
shswls; Batti'te Cravxts Brown Linen and
Cotton Cambricks or Bonnets; white Counter
panss black Bo,oinet Wells; white watere d
and plain Gros de Naples Lace Collars, very
cheap; plaid Gros De Naples; Grscian STRIPES
Willows, &c.
May9. CIV.
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80 FLAGG's DENTTERICE,
Prepared and sold (onIy) by
G.. s. Cartee.

DRUGGIST AND CHEMIST,
No. IA i-2 wEsrMINsrEa-srREEr PaovI-
80 DENcs, r. l.
NaR many, the daily use Of t,e brush end
- cold water, q all that is required 10 keep
the teeth in perfs,' order; but most rcmmonl,
to effect this purpose, the Use Of den'ifricc of
some sort is found TO be Indispensable VIII
regard 70 the use ofa brush, 4 moderately st,H
one should be employed. The teeth should be
brushed morning md evening, but more partr.
ularlv in the incoming with cold water. Tho
Powder should be used as often as three Zines
q week, taking care to rinse The mouth thor
oughlY after It's application. Five minutes or
more should be diligently spent at each opera
ton Of cleaning the ieoth,
Price 5cents per Bor. may g.
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$500 REWARD.

4 there IS every reason TO suppose that the
IN late fire N Olneyylle, winch consumed the
MILL BRowN GEORGE" was the act of an
incendiary; the above re ward Of 200 Dollars
will be paid to any person who aill give infor-
nation whereby the offender or offenders may
be brought to justice.
JAMES N. OiNEY.
Providence, may IL.
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Neto 'ransiation-The Na,Ional Gazette
announcegthe appearance of a new transla-
ton Of the French Novel of the Towers of
Helvin, b. NJ. Keraty, member of;he Cham
Der of deputies from the Department of FMS
tere. The translator is a Philadelpbian. The
original is a spirited and favorite production.
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Y The National Journal SAYS gentleman Of
Virginia has written fashionable novel, en-
titled the "w wandorer in Washington"
Mr.. Grcnncr, in Hampshire, was fin
ed one thousand dollars, and gave bail to keep
the peace for six months, for "ebusiag his
wife,
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g I was in Rome, and there

1t was in vain he began over and over again
two or three times. He could never catch the
thread of his part Al length, finding there
was no way Of fge;tng on, ard that The pro.np-
ter, either through stupidity or panic, was
leaving him in he lurch, he darted fierce
aud naughty look at him, exclaiming in tone
of indignity,
Speak dolt and tell me what did in Rome ~
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PROVIDENCE STAGES.
"HE Boston and Providence Commercial
- Line Of Stages, viii until further notice,
leave Providence for Boston, every day, Sun
day excepted, at half past Z O'Clock in the
morning. Books kept at Wilders.
may IL.
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Embarrassment of an .4ctor.-Ono of the
principal actors in the Comedie Francaise,
stopped short in tragedy at this passage,