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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
s,4UBLtC >ALE.-Wdl be sold by

& UBLtC >ALE.-Wdl be sold by
FL puoiic vcndue, al 'he residence of the
~ scriber, four miles from Martinsburg, on
Thursday The 9Th day Of Ma, oh meat all OF his
took OF Horses, Cows Young Cattle. Hogs,
and Sheep; Farming Utensils Of all kinds, a
GOOD Road Wagon, Plantation ditto, Cart,
Pioughs Harrows, Wheat Fan, Cutting Box.
Horse Gears; Household ard Kitchen Furni
ture At every description such AS good Feather
Beds Bedding, BedsteAds, Secretary, Bu
eau, Corner Cupboard TAbles, Chars, Side
Bosrd, good CIocK, abou' 1900 lbs. Bacon
Also, two.NEGRO BOYs; me II years, the
cher 8 years old; oge. her with a numaer of
o'her articles no, neeessaryto paTtIcuiarIse.---
Nine months credit will BE- gwen on all sums
1yer three dollars, the purchaser giving bund
nd approved security, under that sum, cash.
The sale will begin early in the day and con.
tinue from day to day until all is sold.
ALEXANDER ROBINSON.
Feb, %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

TlY virtue OF decree OF the chancery district
.Ap court holden at Winchester, pronounce d
on the Tth day of December, 1927, in sur
wherein James Means, complainant. and The
executors OF James Lowry, decd. are defer
dants, the undersigned, as the executors of
said James Lowry, deceased, will offer for sale
on Thursday the Goth day OF March next, on
the premises, about 500 acres OF LAND. tying
and being IN berkeley county, ON the waters
OF Back Greek, being all the lands owned by
she SAID James Lowry At the time of his dealt
in said county. The land will be offered for
safe in such parcels as may suit purchasers
The terms Of sGts--one fourth cash, the balance
in three equal payments of6, | 2 and Is months
with interest from the day of sale until payment,
the purchaser or purchasers giving bond and
security for the three last payments and de d
Of rust on the land, to secure the payment
thereof.
JOIN LOWRY
SAMUEL LgWRT.
Eah
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

NJ EGROES FOR SALE.-Ihe subscriber
~ will offer for safe, on Saturday, the 9Th
Gay on next month, (Msrch,) before the tavern
OF Peter w. Kerney, in Shepherdstown, one
valuable y EGRO GIRL, for the term OF fifteen
Years, and one valuable BOZ aged about u
Years Tor the term of twenty two years
Aefms VIII be made know" on the day Of sale.
JOHN L. COOKUS, Err. Of
.afartha Svlft, deesaSed.
Shepherdstown, Feb %.
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JOIN L0WRP.
SAMUEL LgWRT.
Feb. %.

DUBLtC SALE.-By virtue of a decree OF
The Chsncery district court, holden a, VIM
chester, pronounced on the 18th DAY of Oecem
Der, 1897. in suit IN which Jacob Schoppert,
aom'r. flames Anderson, deceased, IS plaintiff,
against William Anderson, ex'r. of Colbert
Anderson, decd. and others are defendants
Will be sold on he 2oth day Of March next, on
the premises, TR.3C1' or LAND, supposed
TO contain about tnree hundred and seventy
acres, lying on Mill Creek, in Berkeley coun
y, Virginia, adjoining the lands Of Joel Ward,
esq and others, beng the same land owned by
Colbert Anderson, dec at the time of his death
AsssA There is a comfortable Dwell
Ess:::Ag ing House. two Barns, and other
hsssEA necessary buildings on this land
'-A-Sa-S Also, on the same cay, will be sold,
"a acres or about that quantity, adjoining
Judge Fuckers sulphur Spring tract, in SAID
county. The sale Will commence at the dwell
sng house on the lands adjoining joel Ward, esq.
at half past ten o'clock-the sale of the 27l
acres will commence at three o'clock. on the
premises. Capt. George Holiday who now
Resides on the first mentioned tract, will shew
tue lands to any person wishing TO purchase,
before the day of sale Terms of sale: one
'h'rd cash, the balance on a credit OF one, two
and three years, the purchaser or purchasers
70 give bond and security and deed of tpust on
She lands to secure the dete red payments.
WILLIAM .4N'DERSON, acting
ex'r. of Colbert Anderson, dec.
Feb, 28.-ctds
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
SOUTHERN ECLIPSE,

{ TIE property Of Dr. Wilham ThOrnt0n Of
Washington Cits,
~ WILL stand the ensuing season
NINEM 4 as follows, viz: on Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesdays until
TSasRAkgzs . O'Clock, at the farm of Mr..
" arm l,fockmorton, six miles from Charles.
town and one mile from the White House
Tavern, and the last three days Of the week at
Mrs Engle's. (late waIpeTts) four miles from
shepherds Town. on the turnpike road leading
10 Winchester, at twelve dollars the season.
but if paid within the season ten dollars Will be
taken in discharge thereof. The season to
commence on the goth of March next. For
particulars. see hand bills.
JOSEPH ENTLER,
Feb, 2I.-2 ID. ABNER BALLS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

NE Undersigned, as the acting executor
OF ZION miller, Ia e OF Berkeley county,
deceased, has disposed OF his estate IN compli-
S"ce |tth the provisions of his will, which has
been duly admitted to record IN Be kelley
County, Virginia, and is now prepared to psy
the money so far as 1t has come INTO his bands,
20 h,sr entitled TO receive the same, under the
pFovls ons OF said will.
ISRAEL ROBINSON. .qeRng Ear
Feb, 2e-6w. eff Eion Miller. dec
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
BA.FK STOCK FOR SIZE

FEsfE subscribers will offer for sale.
FL Tor cash, in front Of the Court House d eor
u Msrunsbnrg, on tuesday the 18th day Of
March next theing the second day Of ourt, I
tour shares Of V.4LLET BANK ST0CK = On
the same day, they will offer for hrs until the
10th day of March, 1929 a NEGRO wo
NAN. WHO'S an exec lent Cook lroner ana
Washer, and wei acquainted with all kinds Of
house woFk--~Aiso, two stout, active NEGRO
BOYS, who have been raised 10 farming, one
IL years, the other IL years of age
WILLIAM HORN,
THOMAS HORN
February %. Ezra Of Geo. Horn, dec
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
PUBLISHED. WEEKLY,
BY WASHINGTON EVANS,


PAfABLk IN ADVANCE;
Oh TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS.
AYTBR TIE TEAR EXPIRES
nT No paper discontinued until all 4rreara.
ges are paid up, except at the discretion OF
the Editor.
- Advertisements inserted at the rate o.
One Dollar per square for the three first inser
tons. and twenty five cents per square for each
subsequent Insertion
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

The highest price in cash, win be given FOL
clean Linen and Cotton Rags at this Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
TEACHER WANTED

WANTED as a Teacher TO take charge ct
w Female Academy in Mar,inoburg, a
person well qualified TO teach the different
branches of English Education salary OF
Four Hundred Dollars WI be given. Appb
to either OF the subscribers. None need apply
unless they can come well recommended
CONRAD HOGMIRE,
Feb %. JOHN S. HARRISON.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

TtRM FOR RENT.-fhe subscriber will
l. rent his farm lying on Back Creek, in Ber
kelley county, formerly owned by Mr. JOSEPH
Mnghne,] containing about 200 acres ofoLen
land, all ina good state of cultivation, $50 of
which is first rate bottom. The improvements
in good condition, with agood sprug near the
dwelling house. The terms will be made
accommodating :
WANTED,
A man well qualified for the management of
q Merchant, Grfst and Saw Mill The person
can have them on the shares or certain wages.
Apply to the subscriber living in Martnsburg.
WILLL4.H GREGORY
Feb. 28--tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

1t appears, from authentic informa-
IL n, that the yiceroy of Egypt bore
he destruction of his feet at Navarino.
with singular equanimity he was pre-
Dared for the catastrophe, and had aP-
prised the Sublime Porte of his antici-
patton, after he heard of the treaty Of
mediation concluded between the Courts
Of London, Paris, and st. Petersburg.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06

The Governor of Georgia, in obedi-
enoe to an act of the last Legislature,
has extended, by proclamation, the
Grim ma, jurisdiction Of this State, over
that part of the Cherokee lands lying
within the limits of Georgia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-06
-gUBLiC SALE OF LAND The

Fer 28.-;s.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-16
POETRY.
VERSES,


addressed 10 little girl named Margaret, s,ion, the
author met al Scarborough.
by JAMES MONTGOMERY.
Margaret, we never met before,
And Margaret. We may meet no more
What shall say at parting
Scarce half moon has run its race.
Since FIRST saw your fairy face,
Around this gay and g'ddy place
swee' smiles and bushes darling,
Yet from my heart freely tell
cannot help but wish you well
dare not wish you stores Of wealth,
a troop OF friends. unfa,ling health,
Aud freedom from affection
dare not wish you beautys prize,
Carnat'on lips. and bright blue eyes
They speak thro' tears, they breathe tbro' siphs ;
]! en- hear my ht nediction
Of those good thugs be thou possest.
Just in the measure God thinks best.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-16

From Tie Literary Souuenir, By .4laric 4. Hats.
MARIE ANTONETTE AND MIRABEAU.
An interview between tins unfortunate queen
and the revolutionary leader, look place in the pri
Vate garden of st. Cloud. 1t is said he left her
with these words -" Madame, the monarchy is
saved" but his intentions, whether sincere OF other
wise, were soon after frustrated by death, occasion
ed, AS 1t is generally believed, by poison
How softly comes the waning time
10 nature IN southern cline
LIS autumn--but an autumn noon.
And sunny as an hour of June;
Yet tSnes the rose its trelliced bower;
Yet hlngs the fount it's silvery shower
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-16
Ercayire desire Of proise fc'ds 10 cof,21,:
the hcart. mt 70 crtote disregard 10 tie
,s2,n9rifio,ts If Cansficace


An excessive love Of praise never fails to
undermine the regard drc to Conscience.
and TO corrupt the heart. 1t turns off the
eye OF the mind from the ends which it
ought chiefly to keep III view; and sets w
false light for its guide, 4, influence is
Tie more dangerous, A. the colour which it
a,.Hnrs is often far, and its .4rb and ap-
pea:ncc are neatly allied to tEat II virtue.
The lo'c OF glory, before admitted, may
give birth to actions which are both splcn-
d'I and useful. At distance they stl!he
me eve with u4tonmon brightness. bat on
Il nearer ard >tIicter SURVEY, their lG,trt Is
clten t4rA!shcd. They are found to want
that sacred and venerable dignity which
charac;crlzes true Virtue. Ilttlc passion,
and selfish interests entered into the mo-
tl'e5 OF those who performed thcm. they
were Jeaou, OF competitor. They sought
to humble rival. They looked round for
spectators to admire them. All i, magma
nlmity, generosity, and courage, to public
view. But the igno5lc source whence these
seeming virtues take their rise, is hidden.
without, appears the hero within is found
the man Of dust and clay. Consult such as
have been Intimately connected with the
followers OF renown; and seldom or never
Will you find, that they held them in the
same esteem with those who viewed them
from alar. There is nothing except sim
pIleny OF intention, and purity Of principle.
that can stand the test of near approach and
strict cXamlnatlon.- Blair.
Opportunity is the flower of time, use it
therefore ere it withers.
While it lasts, nothing in the whole range
OF mental poison corrodes like party spirit.
1t seems, by some demoniac magic, to
change our very being intlamcs the life
blood itself, and penetrates the whole ,y,-
TEN of the patient, who knows not himself
while under it's influence.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-16

Insect and bird are on the wing,
And plays the breeze, ike breeze Of spri
he forests messy walks are green,
The trees are clothed in leafy sheen,
ONLY their glitterng hues betray
A glory ripening for decay
There stands within the garden bower
One, reckless both of fount and flower
Who seeks from thence her palace hall.
Yet loatheS 1t as place of thrall,
Majestic as II fortunes prime
AND graceful as untouch'd by Time
For her, alas in many view,
The season offers emblem due;
In glowing tintS and fibres fra
And farewell flowers, and smoticred ya!r
All trust not to thy splendid mien,
Star doomed to fall ! Death-fa.el queen
Bat who is standing at her SIDE
With hP OF passion, glance of pride
No supplant he for royal sinIl. s.
The strong in power, the deep in uiles
Roller of rebel throncs at will,
Yet verna or il good or i'll;
Two spirits in his hearing shown,
(For Vice, like Genius, marks its own
A meteor from its orbit cast,
That falls, whereof II falls, to blast
Chief Of 4 kingdoms overthrow,
Guilty and gifted Mrabeau
Pause here, my strain, nor further tell,
The tale so tragic, known so well
How promise true, and project fair,
And bright-blown hopes dispersed in air
How he, whose aid the sovereign sought.
Sank IN the wreck himself had wrought.
And she-oh blend not with her name,
word that breathes reproach or blame
As OF The beau'eous Stuart say.
Too soft her mould for regal sway;
And mourn, that in each hour Of need,
The lily clasped broken reed N.Y.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-16
TIE FLOWER OF MY BIRTHDAY.

~
81 va, wild. ,et tcu.IDr,L;ng
In chilIhood's carly day;
| loved tie free binds merry wig,
Tho gentle tear Of IAfult Spring,
And The blithc look Of Ma,
loved or cottage in the glen
lis ruined now-'was smiling then-
$50 n,,t.r,-orce ,,,ora ,,.l , a,,
My mother give % NE,
'TNI. planted On ms n,,,I hon~
Anl vas, Of all OF, 52rmcr.bo,1cr
Tie f.vor.c Of the See.
My ma.i.er OK in sport would sa,,
You're children q tie selfsame DIV
nre,laes l,tll q.',., - '1'''''
snrrht ~ sh,elI 10 -4 81, .oon
From tie Gill nor,l, u,n1,S .nar,. ,,,aou
And the annro,ch,"r ,,', Ih'n w. Ofea'n'
Rloominp bcrea,, :. s,o,, ~
! never Gresm, 70 coo '; :, ~, '"'
,,..,.. S,.,''' = Wy
Waxe1 fGn,cr on ~ - ,l,on 49,. ''ue
sav f,Je-,he T,or,;," ~' '1o",
Tcll checr|, -hnt tr1. AS, ~.
Into a th;pr of s,rrou ~ s."
I watched !, III, h.. slon. lo.
Us fragrant spiIit 3.s,eJ auaT
o''uil pour SaTdeh. brother
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-02-16

From the Boston Statesman - ORIGINAL
" Couches of mother pearl, tortoise shell .
Crystalline mirrors; tables in which gems
Make the Mosaic; cups of argentry
Thick with immortal sculptures
Catahr
They may talk of love in cottaee''
And powers of the trelliced vine;
OF nature bewitchngly simple,
And milk maids half divine
They may talk of the pleasure of sleeping
IN the shade of a spreading tree,
And walk with nymph at morning
Who trips with foots,ep free.
But give NE sly Irritation
By the light of a chandelier,
With music to play in tie pauses
And no body very near
Or give me seat on the sofa,
With glass of especial wine,
And mama too blind to discover
The small white hand in mine.
Your Glove in cottage" gets hungry
Your "vlne" is nest for flies,
Simplicity" cuts the graces,
And your milk maids talk of pies
You sink to your shady s!umber
ana wake with bug IN your ear.
And our damsel that walks in the morning
Is shod like mountaineer.
"True love- is at home on a carpet.
And nightly likes his ease,
And "true love" has an eye for capon,
And starves in your shady trees'-
Ills wing is the fan of lady,
His foot's an invisible thing,
And his arrow is tpp'd with jewel
And shot from silver string.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28

MARRIED-On Thursday evening, 90 inst. at Friend
ships ietrest by the Rev. Mr.. Magraw, MIR. ISAAC
TRIMBLE Merchan Baltimore, TO Miss REBECCA B
Second daughter Of the late George Moore ESQ., of Cecil
County Md. ~r
MARRIED-On the 27th instant in this Borough, by the
Rev w. Gilbert, Mr.. EIIESA BRUNSON, Of st. Geor.
ges Hundred Newcastle County, to the amabe Miss EL2-
ABErH LAWS of the same place.
g Without the smile from partial beauty won,
OH what we're MANA world without SUM-"
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28
TOWN MEEIING.

The citizens of this Borough and others interested arc
requested at the Town Hall Saturday euenng
ner O'clock receive the report of the Committee
respecting the RAIL ROAD from this place the waters
of the Chesapeake, general attendance requested.
March 90.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28
DRAWING OF THE

Dela,oare & North Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
SIXTH CLASS.
The being requested supernehd The draw
ing of the DeaOare and North Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
Sixth Glass, do hereby certify that the foil wing the
numbers that this day drawn from the FfyFour
beers placed in the Wheel viz:
-15-i5-4s-s-t9.
And that the said numbers drawn in order it,
which they stand above that is say, No so the first
No. So was The second-No as Vas the third-No. Is
was the fourh-No Is The ifh-No 48 was the sixth
No. was the seventh, and No. 10 was the eighth and
last. Witness hands, Wilmington, this 26th day
of March, 1923. FRED'K LEONARD,
SAMUEL HARKER,
JOHN M'CLUNG.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28

Dela,pare &. North Carolina Consolidated Lotterys
Seventh Class To he avn at Wilmington, Del. on
Friday the 18Th April 1925 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ So nm
Der lot ery--8 drawn ballots.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28
NOTICE.

and Killed in Newcastle County These cattle will be ex.
bbted at the Lower Market house, On "Wednesday the I'd
Of April at eleven O'clock and through the town in the
afternoon They will be sa ghered at Rudolph : Wehe
s slaughter house. near Ioness brewery slna'i street
house will be opened o'clock, A. NJ. The citizens
and public generally invited to call ard see and judge
for themselves and subscribe for what they see proper
Il is expected that Graders, 1avernkeepers, and all others
that wish encourage, excite TO excel IN feeding
annrobaton by coming forward that morning and pur-
chasing portion of said Beef in order that those who xii!
said cattle shall not lose by them, they have given an
extraordinary price for the to prevent them being sold
to foreign market The time has been when such beef
has been sold for 50 per b-but at present is NOT
exneced the price will be moderate, in order that they
nav se all out and at an early hour These cattle
fed BY Mr. WILLIAM STAPLER, Stanton. They are
| estimated by good Judges, to weigh near 5000 lbs
statement Of hes weight will be given when ascerained
S RUDOLPH,
7 WEiHERILLs
ROBINSON.
j. FLETCHER.
| wilmington March 28th 1926 21-ot
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28

e sisns'' in .Vaine.-rhe legislature adjourned
on the 10Th uIt The Eastern Argus states that it
obstinately omitted to signify any approval of the
administration in any shape, and could not be in
,luced to offer the slightest oppugnation to Gen.
Jackson. - :,
The Argus, an old republican journal, friendly
70 Gen. Jackson, is the state paper. A new APP
monument, notwithstanding the attempts of the
friends of the administration, was deferred until
after the session.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28
National Nomination.
PEOPLES TICKEE.
President,
Andrew Jackson.
Tice President,
John C.. Calhoun.
MOVING TINE.

yhs number Of Remarals, Veadaes, &c. which usually
liz place at this of the year. require the services
he printer, in the way of l!ANDBllLS, CARDS aud
and we embrace this emporium
moi surpassed in variety and beauty by ANY other estab
hment in the Borough All orders will be thankfully re
we'd and promptly and correctly despatched, on reason
H. .e,us March e.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-03-28

After the Commune had received this letter, de-
putaton was appointed to wait on the Commander
in. chief (Lafayette,) to represent more strongly
the views of that body in relation to his indemni-
cation, vet he remained firm, but respectful IN ms
refusal, and his second reply contains sentiments
ennobling to human nature.
| CT will observe gentlemen, that in this moment OF
robles It is difficult regulate the expenditure OF the
commanderin IF my personal situation required
necniary aid would have demanded it and beg you
10 believe that do ach more Importance to refusne'
than to accepting, it. But, time when SO many cl-
zens are in want and many expenses are necessary IS
renuvnar to my feelings uselessy to increase then MY
fortune is sufficient for the rank hold After TINS deca-
ration gentlemen confne myself simply to the request
that The one hundred thousand res added tor the current
70 the forty thousand may contribute to the
comfort and relief of those who have most severely suffer-
ed for their country"
Let il be remembered that this money was not
for services rendered, but payment for expendi-
lures which had been defraved by the private for
tune of thi. devoted patriot and advocate OF uni
yersa liberty.
We turn from this picture, 50 honorable to our
nature 40 elevated, so dsinterested, to look upon
one drawn by Mr.. Adams of himself, though in
few words, It Is full length portrait of the man,
and drawn hy masters hand. We ailude to his
Litter TO L. Harris, which have never read with
| ont painful sensations THAT an American plehe'
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12

.Nessrs. Editors. will oblige those OF
your subscribers who reside on the West Side,
by mnctloning in your paper OF tomorrow, that
Col JoHN ANDREWS, will be supported by a
large majority Of the Freenen of that section
Of the town, as a representative to the General
Assembly. in place OF Lemuel II. Arnold, Esq
and that Col .dndretcs has consented to be-
come a candidate. CHRISTIAN HILL.
tsince tho above was in type, we have re-
csivcd three communications in favor Of the
election Of Col. Andrews. which wo omit for
want oi room
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-04-12

THEATRE. On Monday evening Miss
Kelly, closes her engagement, when We
hope to see the house filed by the admirers of
fine acting and melody. Miss Kelly, as a rep
resenta;ve Of tho gcnteel comedy department
as well as the operatic. has not an equal in.
America 1T she has in the orld, and If superiCr
talents are entitled TO commendation and re-
ward then is she sure Of receiving it, For the
two last nights she has been with us, and by
her chaste performances has won the good
will and friendship of all who have seen hsrr
We cannot but repeat that we hope, that tho
Theatre will be fashionably and fully attended
on Monday evening.
Ifsur Theatre has not been crowded during
the present season, it has not been avoided by
reason of the illi5erality ofthe manager, for he
has been unwcaried in his exertions to please
the public, to do which, no has not spared any
expense, and to his credit be it said, he has
furnished the Theatre with an Orchestra which
is superior to any that we have had at our
Theatre. Us leader Mr.. MENrz, young gen.
tleman of superior talents and taste has happi->
ly succeeded in gratifying tho audience,i in dong
which he has been ably seconded by his asso-
ciates If the Theatre presented no other
attractions, its orchestra, would be quite 'suf-
ficient. to repay the spectator for tho foe Of
admission.