Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
,TTIEATSE.
,TTIEATRE.
Positively the last night this season.
On MoADAY, THE 10TH,
VIII be presented the well known Comedy of the

IOWiOety We tdSt ntght TINS season.
On MoApAy, THE 16rH,
VIII be presented the well known Comedy of the
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
With the laushabe farce of the
TARIFF,
On, PROTEST., PROTEST.,
Already performed here with universal applause
For particulars, the bills.
The Tariff1te, John @. Adams,
(b,.ng his last appearance upon the Stage
The Farce is supposed to be founded the late dis
turbance IN the South, and is evidently modelled upon
the oti pdy Of the Golden CdStet, taken from Shakes
peares Merchant of Venice. The manager earnestly
hopes for large share the public upon this
occasion, as he has spared expense, time or abour
IN getting mp the most magnificent decorations. The
scenery will be entirely and splendid, beyond des-
cription. Among the most striking scenes will be-
view of the interior OF the Capitol-Washiputon s
Statue-thc Hall of the House OF Delegates--Galle-
ry, filed with spectators Lobby, &c. sc. Sc
a room once splendidly papered with the constitu-
ton OF the United States but sadly ta.tcred
and torn.
Sundry orators 1.-THE act Of delivering LONG speech
es according to Nj Duf's most approved recent
A drove of hogs and mules, will actually pass IN
review before the audience their way to S. Caro-
lima.
The same exhibited at market-no purchuses-aI
though many gaunt looking figures discovered in
the back ground and farmers mounted upon wretched
looking ponies with sheep-skin saddles and grape
vre brides, and with cowhides IN their hands.
Virginia will be seen in the act Of firing mon
strous pop-gu, charged to the muzzle with bru,uns
fuinen, against gigantic looking fellow, called Fee
Faw Fun, who istrying to force her into OUT of
SonSotdatton, without sricG rhetorical 1ropriey.'
This gulph exhibits the most singular appearance in
all nature, having aperture, and how lie is TO
get her in puzzles the Enquirer
Between the Play and the Farce the celebrated
General Assembly, who has kindly volunteered his
services, will sing The Song the CUso Died Of Or Slate
Rights. CoMMUsicArEp
From tie american Farmer.
BLOOD HORSES THE WEsT.-The spirit of i'm
provement in horses is certainly abroad in the west
One OF correspondents states, that one geutle-
has recently visited Virginia and purchased five
six thousand dollars worth of horses and mares
and carried them TO the neigibourhood of licking
ton and Danviile, Kentucky. Another gentleman OF
extensive information and correct observation, seine
time since remarked, letter to the Editor that
there more fine bred horses and brood mares in
Tennessee OF this time, than there are in Va. where
they have been raising fine bred horses for the turf
for the last sixty seventy years. 1t is fact con
tnues correspondent last alluded to- that almost
every fine bred horse, and particularly all the fine
bred colts, they distinguish themselves
on the southern turf, are immediately Purchased ur
by some public spirited individual OF Tie west and
carried off to improve their stock of horses
Fou3.-The Editors of the New York Jou1ra]
of Commerce have been favourcd by commercial
friend with table of the prices of Flour in the Pha-
delphia market for period of forty-four wears
which, says the Journal, will be curiosity as well as
q useful document to every dealer in the article W.