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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-14

y rue magistrates for their services deemed
50, IS more Objectionable pay them in ,y.y, 49,,
| tress "''"'' vi "''Sa'ioD and dis
may oot one, two or three sistra,es oreseens tho
Hen 'oey are 70 descend from bench and To e,or. ~,
MINISTERS OF justice, provide for themselves rich
the sherfsliy into hands, And bsvs 80
OF tos so repeatedly occuIfed How has tho ocke, AT
ZINE acSunuaied and at other times diminished on die s
pToach OF certain terms' Is this to be exula;nsd ~ T
cnPldY and meeiess avarco Of new incmbsnt, H.,
Veh more coRtoDani TO the speedy regular dcsacb
business "ou be to the Dagisraies direct for their
vices ana 10 render heu they ought he during Their
ssaey, DelIsioe TO House of the s,,,,o
gai wan what regard 10 the and nature M ,6ins
wan Wnat regard To the best any corn,uu,,
persons be appointed from ordinary avocatoos n iS
gndgesT a1 without previous study OF ,rsniur3
- tnS at the mere Investment of person with ,e nce
magistrate without having read perhaps sin 10 volume Of
law can qualify himself as fby Inspiration to become .a
o. aW And when we think that the magistrates are ,ade
JUDGES Of law and evidence questions fact and law nvolv
ing the e Of some, and the property, liberty and repuaon
others, and perhaps month after reeeivng ror;.
vovng the dearest interests Of the commny in VIVA, loo
paoy ooes this system place property our liberty and re-
Pudon 10 society Upon what principle in human nature
anu upon what principle in Jurisprudence that avvve,
u % examined and licensed before appears al the bar
ano 'oa 90 regard 10 to DO paid qualifications of
gistTate osfoTe he the hencb7 "'A
W uOt Hhh u necessary TO call
eh 70 bc complaints which you eyesy day abo,
Geay Of justice and the hap hazard chances yoo svs 70
@ any redress Of grievances, in many instances 10 our
courts need not remind you of yeur own experience
s nor repeat to you the complaints you have 60 ofs1
'' onS necessary 70 inform you hat in voting for he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
AN IMPROVED STEAM
WASHING MACHTNE.

vvNHE subscriber offers for sale Machines, or the
- patent rights for counties or towns. i 90 not
hesitate to say, that said machine equal if not su-
Peror to any heretofore used. 1t; expeditions; and
all Kinds of clothing can be washed without the least
injury to them, will appear by the certificates of
those hat have them in For Machines apply
at MIR Bibbers carpenters shop opposite the Govern
ors. JAMES APPLETON
Being called upon by Mr.. James APPLETON to rive
my opinion respecting his Patent Washing Machine
have no hesitation in declaring, that it is very COM
pleie--more than double the work can be done than
by personal labour, in the usual manner and with no
more injury TO the clothes; besides, there is great
economy in the of it. As such, / recommend it
to my friends and the public. P. HAXALI.
have in in my family, one of Balls Patent
Machines, of which Mr. James APPLETON is the agent;
and although have used it but snort time, [ am
perfectly satisfied of its great utility and can safely
recommend 1t to the patronage OF the public. 1t
produces less injury to the clothes from friction than
the old manual operation, and is saving of more
than half OF both time and labor.
Richmond, Nov. 4, 1880.
! have used in my family one Of Balls Paten,
Washing Machines, and have no hesitation in rocom.
mending them to the public.
JAMES BOSIER.
| Richmond, 4th Nov. 1880.
| We fully agree with the statements contained in
the foregoing certificates.
GEORGE HENDREE
Il HALLAM
JOHN THOMPSON
| nov 9-2tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
Valuable Land for Sale,
WILL be offered for sale, at Hickman,s

WILL be offered for sale, at uickman,s Tavern.
near the premises, on Tuesday the 23d of Mo-
.eoer next fair, if not, the next fair day thereaf
mat valuable tract of land, known as Trueheart's
lying - IN Greenbrier county, OH tie waters of Mica
t ,ho sver and Sewe Greek, containing 40 acres.
.n e.ea.er part OF which is bottom land, unceared
miles ., .ne nrst quality This land lies about %
SnI eJ west from Lewsburg, and 60 from the White
moh of springs; The turnpike road, from the
b Manawna passes directly through it It is admra
tbs ior grams and grasses. The situation ON
ana reader e !. an excellent stand for tavern
ots to suit purchasers. The terms win ba ono th
Ha, SHAN and the remainder in one and two years Or
third cash, and the remainder in one, two and ibrse
years with deed of trust in either case to secure
the payment. One or all of US will be at Fravser's
Tavern (i1ewisburg, ten twelve days before the
SALE and should not object receiving proposals pr
va'ey Letters in the mean time, NAV he addressed
10 JESSE S. ARMISTEAD,
,o, Buckingham CT. House
JOHN B. TINSLEY
poub,.,, ~ II
GEORGE w. TINsLEY, ~ -
h-2 re
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North Blenheim for Sale.
GEORGE w. TINsLEY, \
oct 5-2aw is G.

'ENHE- Subscriber having more land than he has
Il hands to cultivate TO advantage. Offers at pr-
vate sale, this valuable estate, containing by recent
survey, nine hundred and seven acres, of which a.
pout I'VE hundred are cleared and the balance in
woods-the Improvements are extensive and vaIuo-
oe and the soil is admirably adapted to the culture
OF tobacco, wheat and clover-t has also the rare
combination of other advantages, i'll being situated
w. IN very healthy cimate convenient to nayipa
ton ana last though not leus surrounded by society
inferior to none in the State The terms of sale
VIII De accommodating and liberal credit afforded
the purchaser by his giving boads with rond securv
ana deed OF trust on the land to secure the paw
mehts ifmore desirable, this estate will be divided
INTO Two equal parts Persons who NAV be disposed
purchase will apply to the subscriber residing on
the premises.
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
.'c' @6-9swtf Nh 3D.:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

WHITE MULBERRY TREES

q ne SUBSCRIBER has for sale, at his farm miles
above Richmond the trees wears olJ ~ an.
sonabe quantity OF the genuine hIorus Alba or white
'san Mulberry Trees; and as the season is now an
P'oachlns IN which they may be transplanted. he is
desireus of receiving orders from as many n ne 10
may be in want of the article; and as he i ,ysI %
ned that the SIR culture be one Of the most pro
htable branches the agricuturst can turn his atten
ton to- ne hopes to be the of their extensive
distribution through the State They will be sold on
reasonable terms, by the hundred or otherwise ael;
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof w s,urTrII
N B--Orders may be left at Scott g. Smith,s. r
street. Richmond oct Ioa,,tr -
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Dancing Academy
AT TANBARK-TIAIJ

~ I lAlNDBhII-tfALI.
"A GGOSTE YATIN will open an Institution f,>
nesday, The Goth inst, in which he viii tencb re-
Pupils tie most fashionable Dances now practised in
nc Northern Cities that have fqtefy come ont from,
F4TtS. Terms, 80 per quarter, and instruction
three times a week
Days Of Tuition MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fri.
days From In r NJ. Tor young ladies, and from 7
to 10 IN the evening, for young gentlemen.
Auguste Tain will a'so attend any boarding
school or pr va,e family, at suitable hours
There clnss of voupr Cen,Ieo,oo to;,o
mace UP Tor evening TRITON in v hicb few yacan.
oct fe-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

htlorney Ut Law and Notary Public,
hFFERS his PROBES sonal services to thuse nav
~ ing business IN any of the Courts of the CITY of
Richmond, or In the Superior and Inferior Courts Of
the Counties of Hanover, Henrico, New Kent or
King William
His Office is kept opposite the Federal Court Office
In the rear of Nasi's Book Store
nov 9-law3tcs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
Valuable Lands for Sale

4 IN pursuance or a Deed of Trust dated the 18th
January 1928, and recorded in the county courf
OF Amherst, executed by David S. Garland and Jane
IL Ills wife to Daniel IIiggnbothan and lame,
Lyons, Jr trustees, in trust TO secure the ma ,ment
OF hTee thousand and eighty eight dollars and n;oe
y cents, with interest thereon, from the 10th of
January 1898, to Benjamin w. Leigh and Rabert
Stanard, to satisfy the said debt and the ne
the trust,-wIIL BE SOLD, at public auction IN ,ho
ghest bidder, Tor cash, the front door of tho
Eagle Hotel IN the city OF Richmond en- FRIDAY the
10Th day OF December next. the following lands in
the said Deed of Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, viz:
one tract or parcel Of land lying and being in the
county OF Amherst. on the north side and ADJOINING
Buffaioe River and on both sides of Hiqanbot hams
Creeh- ana containing one thousand and three scres
tpv metes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust de-
scrbed) made up of the lands purchased Of uerrv
Holloway and William E,ee 80
'3hc otner tract parcel of land CONTINUING siyty
acres adjoining the before mentioned tract and he;nc
the same land which sold ur;er a decree of Am
herst county court Of September term 1903 pro
nounced IN the case of David S. Garland adtn'or Of
be1lamin PhiIps, decd and guardian of Georae d.
FhiiIPs on infant son of William Philips decd com
piril' against MARY Philips widow and reict of
" imam Philps, deed and Others defendants and
nelnS the same land which was convened bv Gahr,oi
rem TO w iiam Philips, decd, by deed dated tho
ST May 1876, and duly recorded in the county conf
of Amherst. ''y ooui'
And one other tract or parcel of land nd oinn, ,t,
last mentned tract containing four hundred ara ny
netes and bounds in the said Deed of Trust deerbef]
and being the same land TINT was granted to Aaron
Higginbotham and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder
TO ms two sons William and Jacob.
The sale will be made By the subscriber. ,,nder IN,
sPecal power, IN the Deed of Trust expressed md
contained to the trustees either of them to notr
the sale, and only such title as is vestedbv he s,i,j
oeea IN the trustees IS to be sold and conveyed -
AND the sale will commence between the hours IF
~ and O'Clock of the day of sale above appointcd
oct 28-l9td ,& C. JAMES LYONS. Junior
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Stock Of Groceries

VIE partnership heretofore existing between
a the subscribers, is by mutual consent dissolved
and to expedite the closing of their business thew
wiz on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant, at no
O'Clock, at their store, ON Sboclkoe Hi NO. ,,
New Market, sell at Auction all their stock in trade
consisting of well selected assortment of Groceries,
crockery, standcasks, Csc. &c
Sale by OrIs, DUNLOP 81 Co. Auc,s
GEORGE WILLIAMSON.
Per James Richie
nov 9-.2t GEORGE RI'CCuIE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
WILLIAM w. GRAY,S
RICHMOND. Nov. 9th. Is

hiCHMOND NOV. 9Th, 1851
may nor, perhaps, be generally known that Dr.
Hiram Judkins of Ohio was the original inventor
OF the article known ''Judkins' Patent SpeciGc
o.ntment; therefore lay before the public copy
OF the ratent' lately obtained from Washington City.
me Cnhfed States Of .4,nerica to all ,ohonl these
Letters Patent shall come.
Whereas, William Judkins citizen of the limited
states hath alleged that he has invented new aud
useful Improvement, being an Ointment for various
uses which Improvement, he states, has not been
known or used before his application; hath made oath
that he does verify believe that he is the true inventor
or discoverer OF the said improvements hath paid into
the Treasury of the United States the sum of thirty
dollars delivered receipt for the same and present.
ea petition to the Secretary of State, signfyng
desire OF obtaining exclusive property in the said
Improvement, and praying that Patent may be
granted Tor that purpose These are, therefore, to
grant, according 10 law, to the said William Judkins,
fourteen years, from the twenty-sxth day of June.
one thousand eight hundred and sixteen the full and
exclusive right and liberty OF making constructing
using and vending to others to be used, the said
fe'or'5 a7icrrr}pfion is piven in TN,
WORDS OF the said William Judkins himself in the
scheduie here annexed, and is made part of these
presents.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Letters
To De made Patent and the seal Of the United States
to oe hereto affixed
Given under my hand, at the City of Washing
Ton, Tins goth day OF June in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixteen and of the
Independence of the United States of America the
Tortieth JAMES MaDIS0N
BY he President
JAMES Monroe,
Secretary of State.
The above Patent having run the lawful tern, of
fourteen years, expired on the 26h of June last, and
has become public property Being one of the pub
lie, and having obtained knowledge of preparin @
the Ointment. tpartly from DIR Judkins hi,nself) /
conceive that am at liberty to make and ycud The
same throughout the United States.
a constant supply will be kept for the accommo-
dalton of the afflicted
WILLIAM w. GRAY,
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10 Professors and Teachers.
'R'HE Visitors and Governors of William g. Mary
College, will proceed on Thursday the 18th Of
November, to elect a Professor of Ma,hema,ics-
Inc emoiuments of the situation in the hands of the
late Professor, var1ed from fifteen hundred to two
Thousand dollars. Professor in this Insttson--i
the facility which it affords TO prosecute literary pur
sults-and IN every other point of view in which il
eau, or ought to be regarded by the lover of Itera
ture and Science-possesses advantages super,or 70
those presented by similar situation in anv other
University in the Union letters addressed to the
Undersigned, post paid will be presented TO the
board OF Visitors. and receive due attention
JOHN PAGE
Rector of William cs Mary Co,loro
Williamsburg, Va. Oct. 81, 1880.
n. B. The papers which have published tina odver
tisement TO Professors and Teachers" will please
continue the until he 10th November with this
addltlon, VIZ: all communications to the ector INNS,
be post paid oct a6-7tc
| JUST PUBLISHED BY p. COTTOM
! "A PRACTICAL, Treatise on various Diseases o,
= Z "A the 46don1inal Viscera by Chrstopher Rober
rem6erton, M. ID. =. r. s. Fellow of the COLLEGE,
OF Physiclans: Physician Extraordinary to His Row
al Eilghness the Prince of Wales, Physician TO Bn
Royal HIghness the Duke of Cumbe land. and one o.
tne Fhyscans to Sam Georges Hospital WITH
NOTES, by John Hayes, NJ. d. Honorary member Of
the Medical Society Of Philadelphia PubIisl,od and
Tor sale, at COTTOM'S BOOKSTORES.
nv, Two doors above the Eagle Hotel
u The subscribers 10 the above work re reoros
ted to send for their copies nou A.
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D. A. & Co. Aucts.
By OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
DRY GOODS AT AJJCTION

DRY, GOODS AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next, the 18th inst a, in
o'clock, will be sold at our Auction Room. !, oonoro1
assortment OF seasonable Dry Goods, among which
a.eIsattlnets and cassinets superfine and mddn1
cloths and cassimeres, white, fed and green isnnal
bearskin ceatng, habit cloths, bon,bo etts and bom
baz,nes rattlnet, Irish linens, calicoes brown Hal.
land, rose point, and duife blankets, bleached md
brown sheet'ngs and shirlings, silk velvet bleach
@ors'ea nose-aso' an invoice of thread lace, lace
caps hdlfs. and wells, and Merino shswls '''s
!. Also,
d cases musins and combrics
/ bales cotton diaper
do brown Sd shirtiu1s
5 do Scotch oznahurps
do German do
do rose blankets
do red fia.nels
! cases checks Sd and IL
bales porter sheetings
case thread, assorted coIors
do Irish damask from CD to Io-a
100 counterpanes
g bales sail duck
do twiled sackipg.
Terms at sale O. u &, r. n.
nov ~ us;s'
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EDUCATTON

M Y school will be continued the ensuing wear.
lVA My course of instruction will comprehend the
Greek ana Latin Languages, English Grammar,
English Composition, Geography, with the use of
Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic
The school will commenceson Monday, the oath of
January 1881 and terminate ont the 9th day of De-
cernber following. There will be vacation of four
weeks commencing on the 10Th day of June The
charge for board tuition, washing lodging and fuel,
VIII be one hundred and ten dollars payable one half
on the LIST day of June, 1881, and the other half on
the LIST of December following
The discipline of the school will be parental, and
as much care and kindness will be extended to boys
cophded to my instruction as to my children.
My residence is remote from the baunts of vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy tits situu
ted IN the county Of Louisa SO miles from Richmond
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg 10 Gainesville passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within short distance Of it.
Letters to me should be directed 10 GARDENERS. ~
Roads, Louisa" WIN NELSON. Inn,r
nov 9--Iaftf
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Valuable Real Property.

rvvO W.T. 4 fUPtTty.
w ehaoe US TO close The late concern of William-
- son " kitchie we viii, on Monday, the 22dinst
sell at public auction, the house and lot on Shocko,
Hill lately occupied by a Grocery Store. From
It's being long established business stand, with n
g1od run OF CUSTOM and its proximity to the New
Market it may be considered one amongst the ver,
best situations in the city for Retail Grocery Store
also an unlmproved half acre Lot in Duyal:s ad
d,tlen' No. -, near the residence of Mr. Abnor
the premises, beginning with tie property near the
New Market. GEORGE WILLIAMSON
per James Richie.
GEORGE RITCHIE
OrIs, DUNLOP s Co. Auctioneers
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Atarfs@tt &aaxw.
BY D4TEJFP0RT. ALLEN g. ca
DRY GOODS

DRY GCOUS.
: on EktDAY, 12th~Nov.7 at 10 O'CLOCK at our
Auction, Rooms, an assortment of Dry Goods, con-
sisting in part of
Biue. black, & fancy coored cloths s. cassilnercs
Flannels and blankets
= Cassinets, kerseys and linseys
Circassians, calcoes
Beached cloths
Iudigo checks
Brown Sd shirtings
Do A sheeiings
Cotton hdkfs
Linen cambria do
Fine assortment of buttons
Crash, sc &C.
nov 3 d. A. e. Go Auo,.
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TRUST SALE

~ virtue of deed of trust, from Chies Terrell
Il and Cordea his wife to the subscriber fr ~
purposes therein mentioned, there will be offered r
SAFE at public auction, to the highest bidder at the
front door OF the Eagle Tavern in The CITY of Rich.
no 1 on Friday the 10Th day of November, at II
eiDch' "a. NJ lot, or parcel of ground in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the said city, wherein is Good
BRICK house &c, recently repaired, at an expense of
several hundred dollars, being as in the said deed de-
scrloed; lone lot ofand containing one acre and adj
Jo.nIng me property of Il. G. Worthlm in the city
of Richmond, with the improvements ,bereon 49, y
valued and insured in the Mutual Insurance society,"
one thousand dollars. The terms Of the deed are cash
but Inc party Interested, is willing to allow credit
OF iour months upon the purchase money with inter
est and well secured. The tenant will show the
premises to any one DESTROYS of Inspecting them
JAMES SOUTHGATE, Trustee.
nov ed ffIs ~ "''
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Tickets S5--Halves Q 5O--Quarters e5
For sai- at E.. MICKLE'S,
nov 9 Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel
MANAGERS OFFICE.
% The drawing of the Union Canal Lottery, re-
ceived This Day at o'clock.
SCHEME
prize OF $4,000 prize of $4,000
do of 10000 / do of 5000
30 do of 1000 Sc do of 500
Besides Sl0os, S80s, $685. &c &C.
Tickets $40 Quarters So SO
Halves Eighths 25
U Grand Consolidated Lottery draws This Day.
and the drawing received on Thursday at O'Clock.
SCHEME
prize of $4,000 prize of $4,000
do of 800 1 do of 1880.
do of 1000 do of 500
Tickets S5-Halves 5O-Qurters U.s.
u Virginia State Lottery, for the benefit Of the
petersburg Mechanic Association, Glass No ], to be
dawn in Petersburg on Friday
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09
An Eligible Lot for Sale.

An Eligible Lot for Sale.
AWzA On MONDAY, the 18th of November
s:::S INST, at II o'clock on the premises, I viii
lisiiR sell at public Auction, the House and Lot
szs2Rsa al the intersection of E and Ord streets
belonging to the estate of William Robertson, dec
At'acbed are good garden, stable and CARRIAGE
house, with well of the finest water II IS ono nc
the most elevated and healthy situations in the civ
and IN desirable Leighbourhood
Ierms-An approved sixty-day negotiable note
~ months, bearing Interest from the dates for the ba
ance the whole to be secured by Deed of Trust on
the property. ''i
Sale to be conducted bv THOMAS TAyLoR Esq.
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON
my . Evecutor
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LILLIAN w. GRAY,
nov Git Governor Street, the Post Offic
TRIJST SALE

TRUST SALE.
RY virtue of deed of trust. executed to the
- subscriber, by Willy Roy, bearing date the
9Th day Of August, 1929, and duly recorded in the
Clerks Office OF the counties of King William and
Henrico, shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, at Public Auction before the door of the
Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond on Friday the
10Th day of December next IF fair if not then the
first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted) likely
young negro man, named Ben, in the said deed men
toned.
Selling as trustee shall convey such title only as
is vested in me. G. G. GRISWOI1
nov 9-law4,c# Trustee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-09

BOLTVAR.--We are warned by past experience
to expect that the great majority of newspapers in
the United States will again believe Bolivar to be
patriot, because be has again called himself one.
As, however, we think that our administration do
not feel the same interest few months ago in
maintaining his cause, we have rather more hope
that the newspapers will place the question on its own
merits.
In the first place the movers Of the recent sedton
in Carthagena pretend te have for one of their lea
ding objects the sustaining of the new constitution OF
Colombia But by their manner of proceeding they
directly violate the 154th article of that instrument
which expressly declares that while the right af pc
tition m the regular way may be enjoyed by every
person OF the nation mo individual or association
can offer any petition in the name of the people, and
still less claim to be the people Those who act in
opposition to this article shall be prosecuted impr-
soned, and punished according to the laws"
His plan is undlsguised, to re-estabish his own
arbitrary power by military force and the worst np
prehensons of his more pcsceable countrymen are 80
entirely fulfilled thut 1t strange his parti-
Fans should have even attempted impose upon the
world With regard to one important matter. it is
worthy oil remark, he has not pursued his old plan
be says nothing of his difidence in himself. or bis
sseXtreme reluctance to rule Great as was he ap-
pears willing to confess that he has outgrown it.
Whatever scenes may follow, it is to be remenl-
bered that when this step was taken, the. whole of
Colombia was in profounrapeace Il NJ Daily .4dper
COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. ScoTT, the American T-agedian made his first
appearance last night, VtRGINIUs, and recelv
cd with rounds of applause; his conception of the
character and fine deineaton of the passing foe sur
passed our Observation-Disclosures has not beer
visited by great actor, since Hamblin left or,
boards.-He makes his second appearance to nipb,
as Damon. He will no doubt, be honored With ia.
vorable house. T.