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Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-22
TIE NEW BRITISH MINIS FRY.


The following is a lis, OF the New Ministry,
both in the Cabinet and out, SO far as yet
formed -
III the Cub',itt
President Of ,!e CouncIl-.Garl BAttars,
Wee Dnke Of Portland.
Lprd High Ch,nceiiGr-E.ord Lyndhurst
i.oyd Prvy Scai-Lu.d E.ienbrou.i, vice
Earl Of Carlisle.
First Lord Of The Treasury-Duke Of Wei.
Enston, vice Yisrouni Uoderirh.
Chancellor Of The Exeheguer--li@ht Hon
Henry Gonihurn, vice Rish, Hon. j. {. Ictrirs
Master General Of Tic Ordnance Lord Der.
esfurd.
Secretary Of State for Home Department.
Right Hon is,ber. Peel, vi,e M.rqni. OF Laos
do"ue.
Secretary Of State rog Cuicnia. Department
Right iInn. ~ iluski,son.
Secrtt,ry Ut State for Foreign Anairs--Earl
Dud'ey.
p"rs:i!en: Of Tie Board Of ;Ioutrol--Viscount
Melville, vice blight Honorable c. Wyn. c.
President oil: Tire Board Of rrndc ana rreasu
rer o' The Navy Right Hon. Charles Grant.
ChancrII,:r of The Duchy of Emn?a. ter
Earl of Aberdeen, vice Lard Brxley.
Muster Of thr Miut-Right Hon. J. c. Her
ries, vice RICH, Hon j T,erncy.
Secretary at War-Yiseuunt Palmetsto
Not IN tie Cabinet
His Royal Righness the Duke Of Clarence
Lord High Admiral.
Judge Advocate Gcneral-Ri$h, Hon. Sir
john Beckett, Bart, wee Right Hun. James
Abererombic.
Woods and Foresis-Right Hon, Charles Ar
hnthuut, vice Right Hon. W. s. Bourne.
Wee President of the 30 ,rd Of Trade--T. +.
Lewis, ESD.
Pnymasttr General--Right Hon. Wv. Fiiz-
gerald.
UnGer Secretaries OF State-Home, S NJ.
Phillips. Esq. and " Y. Peel, Esq, wee L. $.
Rice, Esq --Coionni--R. w. Hay. ESD; the
other not yet settled .---Foreisn--Lotd Howard
dc Walden, John Bnckhouse, Esq.
Secretaries Of Inc Urea ury--J0srph Planta,
ifsG aud g. II. Dawson, Esq. vice +. r. Lew
is, Esq.
Lords % the Tfo,sury-Lord Granville, c..
H. Somerset, vice Right Hon. NJ Fitzgerald
Earl % Mountchnries--Lord Eliot-E. A.
M'Na"sh,rn. Esq.
Attorney Grnrrnl-Sir G.. WeiherciI.
Solicitor Ggncrai--S;ir n. G.. Tiudali
LcLand
Lord Lieutenant Marquis. Of Anglcsen, vice
MnrGnis nf Wellesley
Chicf SecrHary-isight Hon. w. Lamb.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-22
NOTICE.

d virtue Of Deed of Trust executed 10 the
80 euLscrihcr by William Sandrdge, bearing
date the 20tn day of December, 1876, and of re-
Court, for the purposes therein mentioned, shall
on Saturday, tho 18th day Of April next, at the
dwelling hslse of the said William Sandridge,
proceed TO expose to sale for ready money the fol-
lowing slaves, viz: MARIA, PATSEY, and
FRANCES. Acting as Trustee, will convey to
DC purchasers such ttlc only is vested ia me by
aid deed
IRA HARRIS, Trustrec.
NarciI 22-----1t
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-22

Salad on and MUsCAI WINE,
Of superior quaiity. just received aud for sale
by p. f. BOYD, g., Brother.
March 22----TF
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1828-03-22
FOREIGN.
From the y. Y. Albion.


The packets Britannia, .Ne,o Jorh, ana
James Cropper, have arrived from Liverpool
bringing London dates 10 the i6th Of February
The information furnished by these papers is
so abundant ,has must co,iteut our selves with
giving few oil the the principal items, instead
OF general distract OF the whole, as we com
monty do. The most important events are
the formation Of an enire New Ministry, under
the Duke Of Weliingt nu--the kuS's Speech
and the proceedings of Parliament.
The Duke OF Wellington has pledged him
sea- to 'he Shrn question, and to measures Of
reiief OF Ireland, which, he says, IRE to be
brought fTwaru in the lower hnusc. No cea-
snre rs passed against any one in consequence
Of the battle Of Navaruo. The Duke has fur
thcr promised. that the treaty OF Intervention
shall be executed 10 the letter. 1, is also said,
that his Grnce IL mast decidedly IN favour of a
complete and thorough re,renchmcu,. rhe
appointment of \ committee If Fnaacc is also
a measure Of Mr. Canning. and was promised
by that great and lantented man, at The closc of
the last session. The Catholic question, u ) usu-
al, remains neo'er 1t wonld seem, then, that
no particular change will after all, take place
IN the measures Of the Governments T.c pre-
Sence OF Mr.. Hnskisson in the Cabiuet will
prevent any material alteration in the Free
Trade system. About one BALI OF the presen,
Ministers are in fnvomr OF Catholic Ema ncipa-
ton, so that the Ministry is by no means so ul-
ira IN rs composition, as ut first sight it ap-
pears 10 be.
We had written so far when the Salem ar
rived from liverpool with London papers TO
The toih Of February. Gu the isih expia-
nations took p!are in the House of Comninns
anl an extremely louG debate eusued. The
first difficulty in Lord Godrrich's Cabinet j..
rose from dispute between Mr.. Hu,kisson and
Mr. Hcrries respecting the appointment of
Lord Aithorpe AS Chairman OF the Finance
Committee, which dispute the Noble Lord un-
fortunately had no, sufficient energy TO stiAe
1t still seems uncertain whether the present
Ministry will stand without some further
changes. Mr tiu,kis<nn it is Supposed is not
comfortable, aud maay papers, the john Bull
inclusive, say that sonre Of the appo;n men,s
are oniy provisional. \ little time, however,
will decide this paint.
lord Cochrnnc has arrived in Englnni. lie
says that rs the TURKS have longer any ves-
sel7 ut sea, his presence is not required. The
tir!ias WAS lief: at Pcrns.
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BIRDWOOD JOCKEY CLUB.

TENHE Races over The Bird Wood course,
a near Charlottesville, will commence on
Wednesday The 3o,h day of April, aud coo,:nue
three days
LIST Day--iwo mile heats. Purse, One HUI
dred Dollars --entrance Ten Dollars.
2d Day-three mile heats Purse, Two
Hundred Dollars--eDtranee Twenty Dollars.
Sd Day-mle beats, best three in five. Purse
One Hundred aud Twenty Dollats--enirance
Ten Dollars.
Subscribers will pay their spring instruments
to Lyman Peek. By order.
march IL ----Ir
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The General Court, have in ;hc case Of the Com
U'oowcahh IS Gaines, (2 Vng Cases) decijcd 9th
rwisc But tho correctness Of t,c judgement IS vety
Questionable The authorities Tie Di.t,irt OF Co
iunbia r1sy az any time demand the prisoner Of the
Executive oi W or may alter the termiuson OF his
serti 1dc iudci aud punish him for the offence commit
ted within th cir juri<di. ton
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07
Extract of a letter from Milford.

ssThe Editor of the Gazette still continues his
attacks upon the Executive Of this State. lie has
cuniured up another Wiltbank commission story,
I observe. He aud the wire workers at W Winning
ton and New Castle are offended at the appoint
ment Of the Chef Justice of the Court OF Common
Pleas, and that forms cause tor their present
abuse A new lie is got up tor public creduity,
for a day ol two, and another God knows WHAT will
follow The Gazette says the Secretary ol state
promised to MIR. Wells lis influence IN the affair.
sir, the whole charge is mean and miserable lie.
That man does not live to whom the Secretary Vi
State ever p onised an Office He had about as
much to do with the appointment ol Chlei Justice
as YOU had. l know that the course pursued ny the
Governor, in making his appointments, has general
Iy been. to form his own opinion about them before
| he went 10 Dover, and iM some Of the very cases
about which the Secretary OF State has been censur
ed. tile first information which the Secretary has re
ceiyed of the application for the office, has been &C
companled by an order from the Governor to make
out the commission. But all these attacks are re
ay levelled at the Governor and the hope IS enter
tanned that by these means, he will be intiMdatet
in the discharge of his duty. If you know the maj
las do, you vii! laugh at the Thought OF lntmidat
linz him. As you said to Col. Long, these attack
remind ore Of viper biting file. You seem 7
have veil understood the Wilmington and New Gas
tie iunto of aspirants, when yoi told Coz. Long
last summer, that neither the Governor, nor tn
Constitution would be spared the moment the
could not be twisted their particularly
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07
WARREN HAlGHT, )
From the Boston Duih advertiSer.

A gentleman Of this vicinity shipped IN lo23: the
tleeces of flock OF 2s3 full booded merlno sheep
10 Liverpool, to be manufactured into broadclotns
THIS wool was ,sent TO first rate house IN Leeds Tor
that pulpose-,he weight was 1865 pounds. 1t was
sorted and valued at the market price, and amount,
ed to l57 rs. being an average price OF sd or 70
cts. pound. 1t was manufactured into soy yards
of broacluth of various colours and qualities, one
half the amount being indigo blue, for the sum, IN
Guiding dying, Of 10 19s. Cd. to which add hnisl-
ns and commission Of per cent. L24 lSs. 5d.
makes k94 las. l0d. being 5s Cd IL, or 81 70
cts per yard the cost Of. the wool being S. Id or
"a cts is 81 per cent Of the manufactured article
The wool from the same hocks sold at auction at the
public sale at Fanuel Hall Market, in August last,
al 81 cts. the pound making difference IN the va
lue Of this quantity of wool here and in England, ol
S244 95, whilst the duty the goods was S252 so,
leaving the actual protection to the manufacturer OF
the parcel sold here. less than j per cent
The above is IA most conclusive view OF the sub
ect, wholly unimpeachabe in any particular, and
perhaps the only actual transaction which places the
whole matter in single view. 1t may be proper to
add, that the goods sold at auction, in December
1896, for S Oo9 83, being 4S per cent. (reaD adj
vance 1t is remarkable that this transaction. and
the sale of wool before referred to, should show SC
precisely the same result. The one showing the
tua price of wool here TO be 80, the other IS pei
cent. higher than in England, thus absorbing the
whole protecting duty.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07
UEIAWARE JOURNAL.
WILL. .all..-..N.G.srNs
EriAay, March I, AS2S.

TO THE FARMERS, MANUFACTURERS,
Of New Castle County.
You are invited to assemble at the Town Hall in
the Borough Wilmington, on onSatnrday next, the 9th
inst at 8 O'Clock r NJ for the purpose OF taking into
consideration the bill now before Congress for the
protection of manufactures, and OF expressing
your sentiments in relation to that measure.
March i, 1928.
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07
sEE, .EM ON A SMALL SCALE.

The reader knows the origin of the project to
send for persons and papers by the Jackson Com
mt,ee on Manufactures Itappears from the 'min-
uteso that the Committee, :" Ordered that for the
purpose of expeditng the obtaining witnesses, each
member of the committee be authorized TO furnish
the Chairman the Of two witnesses, for whom
subpnnas shall be forthwith sent" Jan. A, the
following appears in the Minutes. On motion Of
MIR. Moore, (of Kentucky Ordered, That sub
pena be issued for the Honorable Caleb Stark, and
be addressed to him at Pembroke, Neac Hampshire
to be examined in relation to the manufacture OF
woollen goods"
Some time ago, we had an account Of the remarks
of the Hon. MIR. Stark at Washington-and were IN
formed that the person to whom alluson is made IN
the following notice Of this matter, taken from tht
Boston Courier was the Honorable Mr.. WoodbWy
Senator in Congress from New Hampshire
Jacksonian. Mr.. Woodbury is the man who knew
that Caleb Stark could give no information on tn
subject Of Woolens-but certain purposes of tn
Combination we're to be answered at the eTpe1se 9
: Uncle Sam. How much Of Uncle Sans mone
! did Mr.. Stark get, for his trip to Washington an
e for other purposes
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07
PATTERSON,

n. jersey, 9Th february, 1923.
AT meeting Of the acting committee of the New
Jersey Society for the promotion of Manufactures
and the Mechanic Arts, this evening, called by due
notice the following resolution was adpoted.
Resoiucd, That J ohm Morrow and Warren lIaight,
Esqrs. be a committee TO prepare statement ofthe
proposed Tariff Law, on the manufactures OF coarse
Woollcns, and that they recommend whatever alte-
rations may be thought, by them, necessary in the
proposed bill before the House of Representatives
which statement the Chairman and Secretary are
hereby directed oauthenticae with their signatures,
and forward copies thereofo each member of the
Senate and House of Representatives from this
State requesting respectfully their influence in pro-
curing the notifications which may be required.
AARON KING. Chairman, (Pro Ten. J.
JOHN TEAVERS, Recording Secyetury.
STATEMENT
Reported by the committee, appointed BY the act
ing committee of the Society fnr the promotion o
manufactures, and the mechanic arts, 18th Februa
ry 1928.
The proposed duty all wool consting undo
10 cts per pound, amounts to cents per b. and d
per cent ad yaloren, which in effect is prohib
ton. This wool IS not the produce of any othe
countries than Turkey and South America it
not produced in England, nor in the United States
nor can it be in opinion with advantage TO iii
grower, and yet il is the quality from which all o,
coarse fabrics are manufactured being compellt
the refore to report 1t, the effeco Of The propose
bill on the manufacture of blankets, ingram carpet
satt inets AID plalds, VAL be as lollons:---
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07

committee, as we believe That was ihcn the subject
and there maturely weighed and discussed IN such a
manner a, To present The interests OF The ''anaae,
turers Of wool and wool growers, ma rrnper. ana
correct light, all which ! respectfully submitted.
JOHN MORROW, I lromm;,tec.
WARREN HAlGtlT, )
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07

Against the home manulac-
turer 46f per pair
RECAPITULATlON
The proposed duty will make the American manu-
iacturer WORSE than he was before
on plads 16 cents per yard
carpets ssh cents per yard
sattinets Scents per yard
blankets 46a cents per pair
And it results, that if they cannot sustain them
selves now, the proposed tariff will compel them to
stop their works, when the protecting duty to the
grower cannot be of any avail,
We the efore respectfully recommend that such
alterations may be made in the BILL now before thu
house Of Representatives Of the United States, al
will accord with the views and opinions expressed
by The Harrisburgh Convention, reported to tn
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07
Against home manufacturer

Against home manufacturer 5 cents per yard.
| VIZ. it the cost Of ward of
Sattinet is the same to Ame-
| rican and foreign manufac-
| tnrer, say IS cents per ward
delivered in New York,
then the proposed duty will
make it cost the American 33i per yard
Foreign manufacturer 3O4
Against nome 3 cents per yard
4 The present dnty on Blankets
is 23 per cent cost
OF about ST 20 per pair
equal to 40 cents per yard
Proposed duty 55 per cent Sc do
Increase in favour of home
S manufacturer 16 do
g 1t takes to make pair of Ban-
kets lb. of said wool in
crease duty on the raw mate
G rial 81 cents per lb. 784
) Difference against home manu-
e facturer 62a cents per pair,
J. That ls, If a pair of Blankets
q now costs the foreign and A.
merican manufacturer the
10 same s. 60 to deliver them
Is in New York, the proposed
o. duty will make pair cost
the American 50 224
Foreign 76
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07

The National Inte|ligeneer Of Saturday and Mon-
day last contains extracts of letters from various
states in the Union, the subject of the freslen.
tial electon---and makes the following remafh--
+" Let the friends Of the principles ct as Govern
ment, Us no,o administered stand firm and fes'
The VICTORY IS THEIRS, If they do not 0lr0U
1t GoOay"
Delaware journal., 1828-03-07

I The electioneerng man@uvers OF our pofte"o "
ponents in this state exhibit the sad plight IN "'''
they find themselves. On this subject we nave -,
ceiyed some communications relative to the conuu'S
of certain individuals in Sussex County-"ho az
endeavorng to begue less informed people, '"''
IL yiU ansaoer their purposes, by stating tna' ''I
. Jackson is the Federal side Peter Robnsoho
George Town, is represented as using the most uu'
iusifable means to attain his purposes in this way
{ One individual in George Town, we are tolu nov
publicly proclaimed it, through Sussex, that .ao
jackson men are all Federalists at heart-and "'s
Administration men are all Democrats. Last year,
New Castle Lawyer, held the contrary doctrlns'
in New Castle County, and represented that JacA'
son was the Democratic candidate In Kent Coun'
. ty, despairing Of changing Federal Admlnlstra'on
men, the attempt is made to convince the Democrats
. that the jackson side is the Democratic sld'.
By story like this, correspondent informs W
:. that certain Trestin L. Davis (once Federas
., an administrator man, but who turned to the JacA.
son side to get on the ticket for the Coroners oncej
"a has boased that he had converted three admnisu''
IF ton democrats The pretended new prose'y,e'
~ we're called upon, and it was ascertained that u.
d story, told by this would be coroner, was this. ~
said he, shave always been Federallst, ana W"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

tened eaxairy eficfr, a1er fhe affair OF lie
I'm. who became Initiated aud bird pistol At
him. Husslen sprang upon a"d kilifd Inn !
aad his regiment. which wished 10 ascnee him.
is said 10 have peea cot 10 ltifoes. = ~ fncba
Of Isakischi has 1ost his heaii, aud the faeiis al
Ihfaa il ia prison NJ Sohnnla. II Is reported
thai l., zefum was taken by the Rus,isns.
SMYRNA is reported TO 10 lie unhealthy. The
commander of lie Dutch fleet died there.
Three hn,nired Portuguese officers, refugees,
had arrived ~ Portsmouth, with lew ptiFatrs.
10 Two Neapolltan brigs. They belongod 10 The
Constitutional army, aud ned into Spain 81 the
abandonment si ihrif cause. They casl strong
suspicion on tine faith or ctrrage OF their chiefs,
whose determination to yield they state was en-
lifcly unexpected. They are chiefly without
luouey ~ England. aud government had not de
tefmlned what 10 do with them.
FRANCE The session OF The Chambers, for
ISIS, Vas closed 10y Royal proclamation. on
the 18th
The frat part OF the French expedition IN the
Mofeh consisted nj men of war and Is trans
ports, with u. tsD troops on board.
The second division nas In sail on "Wednesday
II VAS To consist OF 81 Transports aud men Of
war. [CoWio dugut -.
The English quarter oi Wheat Weighs $50
pounds. benga quarter Of t3n--lhI. IS equal
10 q English bthels Of 10 pounds ehch, or
81 4 American bushels of 90 pounds each.
This computation should always be attended
10 in bringing the English quarter of wheat IN.
10 American bushels
The English sack Of Flopr weighs osn
ponnds--7 sacks equal 10 10 American bar
rsls, ord 800 pounds. l.Htr. Gas.
Cloth for the boots Of slnge,, and other pnr
posas Peter Laporle, Augusta county. Va,
July %
lbls cloth is compose Of hemp and wire, the
hesp bong twisted lightly round The wire. q
The whole then woven IN thu manner III com
mon cloth. This /, 10 be covered with pant
and II isproposed 10 nsr II Ion boots al stages.
Tor Competing saah 4 toie.ns, pannei, 10.
lie md TOP. OF carriages, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

Rurr--pahe LltcJ u Nif5linatoa ia SIS petket
from Gen jackson 10 Gov ClhlLotne-thri Col
Lari's designs. ~ represented ia Nashville, vas
not 10 s.-ille thu Bashts country nor 10 prepare
but 10 redeem promise nisde tao years he
tore. which promise was to adopt Tire said Mr..
5. d. Hays a. his son. aud carry him to New
York With him, by the way of New Orleans to
study law II 10 true
5. some muskets 50 contrivei II
" A. to mss the mark they drive at
" And whether aini'd At duck ploser,
" Shoot vide and kick their owners over y
When The public see these contradictory state
nents in relation 10 the most important and
most mysterious part of Burr's project. gravely
set furih in an address which has been concoct-
ing for several months, and the 81 notes OF prepa-
ration Of which have been ever and anon sound :
ing IN our ears, they may be prepared to coniee-
tnre oil what stuff the remainder is made Nor,
will they stop here. They will naturally en-
qnre--why not, If the chnrge against Gen
jackson Of connexion with Burr aud an init
il TO be 50 by recital of plain facts II he be
innocrni, this may he done. PIevaricstion con
radiction and niysiilication are never employ ed
butwhen Truth is ATTEMPTED 10 be obscured. But
the force Of The current ca.uot long be impe-
ped by such weak obstacles.
We have yet some choice bouquets to culi from
the committees defence--bui we must postpone
the talk TO a future day.
ye-
Ssiceondemna'iou In the letter of Gen.
Jackson 10 geo. W. Campbell, embodied in the
recent defence whered into The world by The
whiie-"ashers Of Nashville we observe the fol e
lowing sentence ihats no douLt tut from The
pninS init hare Ls.n taken 10 circulate reports, II
WH be Tumored hai ! om IN JuHmarch 10 Join
10Th BURR Indeed Why should it have been
,umored Of Jackson, more than any one else,
II there was no foundation for The rumor " lis
conscience makes towards of us all = II has
made many bold pirate and rolbpr, undsun,ed
IN their career OF murder aud robbery. trenible
IN the confessional and, by their very eager
!'oss '" ""'CiPh'e nha hesuoy suspicion, neHay
their guilt But. Gen. jackson goes ON To re-
mark further: Should goa hear lint ireasc n
able intentions hnre come 10 M knoioicdge, and
TINT hare been silent, bsticre them npi."t!
Here, again, the guilt betIsys Itself lie " fear
ed An officer in every bush." II appears, then.
that the fact ofbeine aware of reasonable inten-
tons, and concealiog his knowledge, was impu-
ted to him At that time and is no new thing
Such is the powerful defence Of the Nashville
committee, which con,ic,s It's hero ost of his
owe luouih
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

Chaacsrg Coafi.--We are much gratiicd to
lr'ro thal the health Of Cbanceiior 7ayior has
greatly improved The ocober term ofh.
court for this District will commence on the lOth
Of this month, and long session is anticipated.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

IT Thr Anti-jscISsnn Committee Of Camp
bcH County are requested 10 meet at the Court
house on the first day ofneu Court.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02

IL The An,i-Jnckson Committee Of the torn
NJ LUehjnrg are requested to meet At the Of
hce of VIM. Mckinney, Esq. on Friday after
noon at / o'cloG,.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02
3 Salary without Office /! ! -
$4,000 Dollars Htobesf Prize

To he drawn on the combination system on
Saturday next, no intrigue or corrupfion Tim
Grand Capitals only 10 be had by bargain and
snts-who can refuse 10 call nj ALIENS aud
close a contact for the following splendid
chances
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-10-02


neutrality-suspicious. opened las, sa,gr.,
day ese"t"g, iar yerv .h.,, ,s..an with
'"'" '"o"sh talented company, under the man
asement OF Mr. Carsil!. Wed;d M, .,,erd ,b..
P'''"'p'"nce. but our curiosity was
~ Mighty excited by the repo,ts OF those
""o n"i that We determined 10 do 80
''4''""P esen'ng--and noiw Outstanding we had
nee" led TO expect much. We We're ve.y agree.
"'y appoin'ed.-Tuesday evening, Ma
'nfin tragedy of Bertiam was Der(orped 10 a
''o""e' house The principal characters were
""'n'iah'y sustained. MIR. Carsill, pa ticularly,
observes great praise for his fine concepton Of
'''e character oil the hero of the piece. In Short,
every evenings Performance. has beer o,a,ih.
MY W Tue audiences. and. we are glad to saw
nave been attended by full houses. Ooe con-
P'"neht which, as it can be very rarely paid 10
any company aud which we consider nm invalid
""'e recommendation, should 10, be omit
""' Inc sound Of the prompter's voice has
never been heard, nor has there ever been The
s"shtes' occasion manifested for the want OF
one II Mr.. L. should conclude 10 continue his
performances we hope the citizens will patron,
ne hm not only because his professional e.er.
hons merit u, but, because he has large family
dependent on his exeitons, and because we have
"'"'u 'na' 'hoSe who knoW hm spenk Of his
character and department IN private life as high
~ honorable and exemplar,.