Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-06


" haI the r!CaEuiC The other day Ct cEarnninn--
te Store othc Secretary, the Piatc awarded as prp-
iuTns al t" last agricultural show and liy. Itcon-
s.afa ot 2JkarCs, Ciobets, Cream Pots, &c. and is os
beautiful design and excellent workmanship. Vcun,
tersand that the Premiums for he approac ching SHOW
are TO be OF like quality, and daily expected
W hist on the subject, would exfort our county,
friends to full attendance the 18th and In of No
vemner. Short the notice las from necessity hee,
we assured that articles of domestic uaIufacfpr
and the live stock Of different kinds intended to be cz
mblted, Will CRAFTY public expect Esion Such csh;-
blttons ought to bc encouraged. hev hrinr torethe
most important class Of coro:nuny who from tfni
peculiar situation have few opportunities Of an snfor
thdnTt Of sentiment, whilst TO none is concert in ~.
ton more irnrortant. The merchant has his chanbc,
ofconncrce, the mechanic his institute or bcnevo,rr
society, which can protect his interests concentrate
and give efficacy to the opinion and wishes of r;s
class. The farmer the most important MAJ, in b,,
!country-and long may he continue sucliis desti;nfa
| OF all these appliances His interest may be injured
or his rights invaded, and nothing but individual re-
lnrnstrancc be heard.
We repeat our hope that tho attendance nav beg
moral and our bclicftlGt the number and uriaty 81
''e "Fi''ss Exhibited will crafty public expectation,
Gov. Cass. of Michigan. accompanied bv i,,on4,,
! ton Of the WinHebago Indians. On their Way to The
seat of Government, has arrived in New York T6nv
atondctthc theatre on Monday evening last TO vii,
ness The representation of the Virgin Of the Sun
The New York Statesman givos The folowirr re-
count oftleir visit to the Theatre.
Seats had been reserved for them in one offbe cn,
tre boxes so as to give them good opportunity TO
witness thc srcnCry with undiminshcd effect Il was
really an interesting sight to observe the scnsatior,
produced N the unuored children OF the wild by tho
first sSh of one Of the great amuscmcnts Of cyiIiza
ton ihCy stared about, previous TO the rising ofYhe
curtain, with ignorant wonder at the crowds in f.,
pit and boxes around them. The music Of the orchcs
ira I'D not seem ID affect the hut wrn the curtain
rose TO bright scene Ola distant city with nrapry
vcw Of rocks and trees, their delight could not b.
restrained and q simultaneous polo aro,0 expressed
thtNsmrrise and qualification. In the midst oftf
appreciation, Nuliack rs Rna entered. and doInUus
cnsued, to which they seemed very aHcitvc tl,o Go
qucnt gesttculaon oftbc actor supplying the place
OF a comprehension ofthe words. Thc- seemed i'm
mcdiatciy IN have discovered that be was m Indian
warrior ana 20 comprehend that he was hero HI
sons humorous performance Of Diego. was vcrv 81
icctivc upon tErm, and their loud laughter testified
that The nature Of his port was not mistaken.
In The scene where Alonzo and Cora first meet ia,
embracing ofthc two lovers. Delighted tl: Indians
That they burst into louG shouts II lrurhtcr vhic.
seemed infectious n the whole audience oi1cd fhop
In one ofthc spirited speeches Of pola they ioincl
the applause Of the house with J,ou w,,r-and IN
decd, throughout the piece, they seemed pcculisr,
Interested IN the manly bearing and noble character ~
the Peruvian hero, who vas .Js c,. = L-...c..I
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