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NHN2 WH.1AA0a
AA nov opening my SPRING GOODS,
~ and SIX the attention Of my ffiends aad
e0stomefs--they are chesp
Ufiiiam CieUciand.
ChaFlsstown. April ~, 1902.
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JOHN MoTTER,
JOHN HiNkLE,
CROMWELL 0RRICK.
cARDxMo AND xux.xxlra
.Rf Mills GrOce.

WVHE Carding Machines and Pulling Mill
IL ut the above stand, being In frst-rate
order, the subscribers respectfully inform the
public that they are now ready 70 receive
Wool to be carded into Rolls or manufac-
tured into Cloth. Pulling, Carding, and Dy-
ing, will be executed in the best manner, nj
low prices, and with great despatch.
Wool will be received ut the store Of Mr..
Joseph l. Russell, Harpers-Ferry, and ut
Mr.. Robert Ridenour,s tavern, Halltown,
and will DO returned as soon rs finished.
JOHN b. SAPPlNGTON,
ROBERT MCKINNEY.
jefferson County, May -, 1892.
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JOHN s. GALLAHER,
Cennittee Of .i-angcsssnf,.
Smith6eld. May -. 1852
VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
AT Rules holden ia the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for JeGerson county, the frst
Monday in April, 1889:
Jacob .Aibert, PLArSr1rT.
AGAINST
James Sfubbiefieid, Eonfaine Beckhap,
and Marine r. HSekham,
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
|HVHE defendant, Marine +. Wiekham.
II not having entered his appearance,
and given security according 20 the aetoi
assembly and the rules Of this court: and
Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he 10 not a0 inhabitant OF this eountFv:
II 10 ordered, that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next
term. and answer the bill or the plaintiT:
and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper Published in
Chsriestown, for two months successively,
| and posted at the front door or the court
house in the said town Of Charlestown.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN. c. c.
April s. 1882
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KSssS-e Old vV'tsses.
HAVE small quantity Of Pure old Port
u and Madeira Wine, sent to me a medi-
cine, part Of which win sell At a fair
price. WIN. CLEVELAND.
May IL, 1892.
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May -, 1882.
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LAID AND NIL ron sAI1

baltimore, May IL, 1881.
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- % ls52.
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barraased. bat silly laughing a. the
Captains difficulty.
Captain SLOW st lsngth thoeghs this
was the time % edo or die = snd he
attempted 20 speak, bot bis heart seen
ed to fly up his throat and stop his ut
tersuce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

FROM mn NEw YORK AMERICAN ADVOCATE, or
MAncH l6
Tho Paeke, ship Sylvanus jenkins, Captain
Allyn, arrived M this port yesterday, having left
Liverpool on the sth Of Fthruary--we hnye re
eeived our London ana Liverpool pnrcrs to the la
test dat S, but they contain little intelligence
that was not niiordedby the last arrivals. Three
Of The Nottingham Rioters have been executed the
excitement IN the town was intense.
Sir John Cam lIobhousc, Nj I. for Wcsimins-
ter, has been appointed Secretary Of War, IN the
room of Sir Henry parnc
MIR Shield (saysthe Stnndard) IS to be the Irish
Solicitor General, though all the morning papers
suppress the fact The appointment II IL known,
Is dlsagreeube to Lord Anglesey, but his lordship
Is himself upon the eve of translation. The
gallant Marquis Is to he forthwith removed TO the
Ordnance, to replace Sir James Kemp, who GOES to
the govcmolshlp OF jamaica, vice Lord Bcmore,
recalled
The Earl of Carlisle is to succeed the Marquis
of Anglcscy, IN ireland The resignation, or,
more correctly speaking, the dismissal of Mr. Pen
nvson from office (adds the same ropcr) is the
principal topic of conversation in the west end OF
the town this morning. This event, connected
with the appointment of SRI. c. Hobhouse To a
place in the ministry, has afforded no small
muscment To thepolticol circles Ministers hay,
been IN active communication all the day and
ii IL now suspected that before the close Of the
present month"; we shall witness much greater ont
more important changes Lords Holland and Johr
Russclls mission to Brighton was a complete fail
urc
The country may prepare itself for another pro
perry tax Ministers have determined on proposinE
the subject To the House Of Commons--and o
course, ii must pass that House We UNDERSTAND
Il Is to commence ut 500. per annnm, and will va
" from u to 10 per ccnt--AY5s3
II IL stated in the west end Of the town, thai th'
mode IN which the Ministers eashicred Sir II Par
nell has given great of offence to many either
most active and valuable partsans, and that II /.
likely to lead to very serious aeiecuons.
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knew tlat j. Vas furass.iss,ta dosn.. IL.
Court witho1, presents, h. had employed >. 81 b
OF the sum, constituting TIT fund fIr tias. VIC.
cles Of foreign intercourse, in ..ro.i5.,. :. F.
the present occasioui and one reason a. @'7'
" had not been concluded at thst time ~. ~ N'
the sum had not been sufficiently ere,, 10, -''
persons employed had not seen M. a'N J.
Commodore Porter, TO augment it on lberf1 '.s
sonal responsibility. The desr,tebss e 2S' ..
confidential agents employed bad bon I'm 9.
the department Of State ten or fifteen dfss -
present Administration came INTO power ~, lt
dispatches, by order Of the PresI5er, 10
submitted u his perusal and his opinion ~,
asked whether II would be proper to "a 81
expenditures Of the same kind with a -.
the negotiation to a eiose. And in iast...' wig
present administration, II was his dur, :. ''
his reply to that inquiry had hefn. lin, ~. A
lour tunes TIE sum already expended MOI
requisite. II should be gIvon. Tic akiee, .i Dr.
effected by an expenditure far within TIA, o 'I.
II was still his opinion, that 1t was mt o.
that the usual presents should b. n.aie. b,, i'r"
Legislature should moi be n'egardlv rs -. VIE
noun. applied Ia such an object The an. "e f.
never b. largc; and #, instead Of tn. aono QUA
lars. double that amount had b. n cs1.l T..
present OCCASION, he would venture to-, =. %
nation would receive five times such An. '''.
IT'S peenniary Interest," and five hundred TN.
mount III reputation aud influence.
[Some further debate ensued, winch We A.. 40,
scdtoomt. Finally, the appropriation was mn.
to- by larsc majority
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A CARD-To THE EpiroRs OF THE. ENauiaER
Gentlemen In glancng over your sketch Of
the debate IN the Jackson Convention on Wednes.
day evening last, have perceived in the remarks
given as pine, several inaccuracies, both in the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

We have had interviews with Drs Rhnelandcr
and DE Kay, who inform US that the disease at
Montreal and Quebec was diminishing when they
left ON Wednesday last. The medical police was
better regulated, and greater attention paid to the
comfort Of the SICK. The Cholera had not ceased,
from 20 to 80 cases were occurring daily. The
prevailing opinion among the Canadian Physicians
was, that the disease was atmospheric and not i'm
ported contagious 1t was extending in every d.
recton, although 1t was more mild as it approached
the United States 1t is the opinion of DIS Rhine-
lander and De Kay that New York cannot escape,
but that 1t will be a modified disease when it rca-
chcs US. The means of prevention are simple
warm clothing, especially flannel, next to the skin
abstinence from all spirItuous liquors is mdispen-
sable--the moderate use Of ne--Port is to be
preferred, but nothing If excess--avoiding unripe
irut and living III temperate manner and per
feet heedossnsss of the disease. Our citizens
should remain in the city and not fly to the coun-
try for many IN Canada have been taken on the
road where no medical assistance could be procured
Prompt medical aid is imperative. Let our streets
be kept clean and our houses purified and we have
little to apprehend.
We understand that no adequate conception can
be formed OF the stagnation of buiness which this
pestllcnce has created in Canada. The roads. ho-
tells, stores, and all public places, are deserted In
many years the inhabitants Of Montreal ant Que
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DOMESTIC NEWS.
FToDt ne Nejr Y0rt Jnraal O Cam7iefee--
cdltioa of JgIV .. oDc, Il. Il

T'ro1u ne Ne,c Yo,t Janaal q Cammeree-2d
cdiHoaof JglV .. me, Il. Il
/ SPASMODlC CHOLERA ~ NEW YORK.
" e are compelled TO admit the beief that the
Spasmodic Cholera has found its way to this rily
. Several cases have occurred Of a very alarming
character, and death has generally followed after a
short lHt.ryal.-The names Of the sufferers up
sunday evening are thus given By the Stand
ard
Mrs Fitzgerald a - Cherry street; two chill
dreu If Mi + and the mother OF Nh. + Mr.
Shonrard. James street. MIS- Brulus. Oliver
street. near Cherry John Hmnasy aud DauicI
MeMura, - James slip. Mr. Fitzgerald was
ais attacked but has recovered
To thesa may be added case in Greenwich
Village. The deceased was poor IaborIng man,
aud died On Sunday afternoon, after sickness Of a
few hpurs-Wsh this exception, AL the eases
winch have occurred, are in the vicinity Of Cath
arlne Market; on the East SIDE ofthe city.
So far we can learn there is noreason to think
this disease was imported either b. land or sea.
Wenced not say that It has created a sroge
sensation in the city. The more rejecting part Of
the people however, regardt with good degree of
calmness. 1t is the iHlempc,ate and riciouS, cs-
pccialIy the vicious poor, who have most to fear
from IT, and 1t Is among them that the greatest pa
nc prevails.
We intend foreman at our posts so long as God
shall be pleased to permit US, and have taken mca-
sures to procure the earliest and fullest INTEL eence
Of the progress of the disease, which We shall has
ten lay before readers.
= $ We have Just learned that at 4 o'clock this
morulng Or. WI!lctt Has called to two cases, uua
the organtat of Roman Catholic Church the othcl
a ship wright case has also occurred, at the
- ! It, u
QBolicr 10 o'cloo6, our medical Reporter
has just come in with the following eases. David
Grim corner of Reed and Greenwich, aged 10, d
natye Of New York, Piano Forte Maker, awokc
last night about II, withpain in tho stomach yom-
ting and purg.0g ofcooureSs fluids
Spasms came Oh about4 this morninr--icd ne
tweonll and T. Incorporate in his habits Was
bIed and tre,ted with stlmulants Had no ne
dlral AID I'LL collapse had come ON. This case, II
Will be observed occurred on the North RIVER, near
" q inle from the others
Another cas-, woman at l. James slip, the
hog>n where t@o men died ON SUNDAY Was at
tackled with vomiting aud pwglng. Took med,cinc,
and Is now couyllcsccut
Half past one o'e,ogk-rhe Board Of health met
tins morning at II O'clock and adjourned at | o.
clock The following is their report:
BOARD or HEALTH,
Juia2d, l932
The Board met tins day At IL O'clock, and made
tIls following report -
One cas- OF MJIJ Cholera Mogbus, 81 Mulberry
street.
One cas- of do 300 William street.
One do. reported as Spasmodle Cholera, corner
of Reed and Greenwich streets.
Eleven deaths are reported, five of suspicious
character, having every appearance Of the
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negotiations viii tie hing Il Wss also roiifod to
him in the e,arostte terms on TIE part Of hs NaJes-
ty, that if be would accept Office, and the highest
political Office IN The Louise, II was to be on the
condition Of supporting an extensive system OF re
form Hereplied that nothing could make hila
sxervc from his purpose and that Il would b. utter
" mp. s.blr for him to accept On condition Of
carrying the reform bill.
In consequence ofthe resumption OF Office BY
Minister'S, Lord Milton waved the resolutions he
lad offered expressing strong opinions on the
neglect Of the hing " reply to the addresses oflhe
Commons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-09

! Mr. Ciayt.a thought ii feasotatle rropo-
| stion
The question Oh the amen1msus aas thea put and
nssaiis,1--y,ss II nays Ito
Mr. Clayton thoa proposed amendment in
sHbst1l#s- ~ that II shall not be lawful for
any Foreigner 10 hold any sf5rk n the Bank. IN
Ter penalty or ilr..itar. and he hoped toe House
wonll md lge Inn with the Yea and Nay on TIM
motion
The House refused to order liz Yeas aud Nays
aud
The amendment Of Mr.. Clayton WIS then sga-
lived
Mr Dixon Lewis then proposed as proqiso
W that .tshd not BE- lawful TO take higher
rt. Of interest than lsc per cont on loans or dis-
counts
Mr. Thompson. Of Goorstl now moved an
adjournment pfthe House, Srgabyc1
Mr. D1dlrldge lielly reminded gentlemen
10 consider what the eiIoa tals amendnea, would
be- ifdlopiad, upon the State Banks
The question on tha ameudm.ut was thea taken
and uegatlsed: Yeas -. Nays l02
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Qaebce, .S.ifur.I..1. Jao, D, -,

Qaebee Sae'4sg, Juae .. IS3r
Dear Sir We are ~ tire very sr.t md
Cholcta-a country OF four hundred naIe, a,
As now under rs influence Al our plrt, -
sensible OF the operation OF lbs poison >, H.. i.-
after We left Albany, and d, Montreal III. .'5s
. cldld 10 be mistaken. UucasIn,.s ai,l,..... '-
oppression at uls chest 4 pam in the boy,,I,.,
PremonIory symptoms,yet wcfceI corfl.,, 'a'
We take the disclsc, II Will be controlled -.
CHG. Fearkt more tan the dIs,.,s,. -
not wonder At IL. Tor WHEN We se, ,.,,,'....z 10
ping around Us whom We saw In merit,
iew hours before, as has been tllc cas-. ..i''
rlua for friends IN tie morning, Tie. NJ, 49, Isr
dea4 ami hurried, thcfc Is certainly ena9-, ,..' .'
darm and terror added 10 winch li,r,#.. ,....s-
rule Of Proracc and 50 completely has #fI,..l,..
physicians becneccaP,d HAT uaou,ae.I#.,.'
occurred Of making esamnlp#.s II .r#.. "a. ms
1oueaunot conretYe the panic in every ,.., =.
The couatfy-lhe absorbing theme OF all iban,I.
appears 10 be 'ent'ca m tbs disease. Eyary,,r5.
tcnancc expresses the most intense s,,i,,,. .''
one dares 10 1n4 II" Lon lis relatives ua llIe.5.
decd h hardly thinks Of tn .nl-to lakcs=,r,..z
fish 1.-
We have never seen sucn ps,rlren.o -.
whicl, has desoated ,IoatrcaI--oa. f,,.,... '1''
died III population Of twenty-five t,o,,..,
days mortality onheard Of Had the r,,..
deaths been the same IN London G10a,....#5,
have died and III PuIs 10000 one lo55J..,i .,5,
tOriynmc We're bure IN one day fb#p,,...
butyng grounds were fall ufbud,x ul.l,u....
tile Clergyman void read tht funeral sfr,I#. ~.
twenty al Il TIM. Ihs people herr aI.u Al Nm.
uenl are trIl OF admiration ol fha - .tI.I H.,,,.~-
of the Catholic Priests Is ITO Is. Wou4r,I
that they have strong hold upnu the iii -.4,...
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revenue lhseIunsn @ul'h j." maEsi TO strike "ull
cat of part Of The public reycaar, taking It from
The Treasury 10 diy,de 1t among IT, States IL
osde an objection To- The distribution also, because
If vas a division of,he gro.s, instead Of the uctf
revenue and so far as the difference beiwcea the
sross and nea proceeds il was a division Of II.
au'fs "s''ta '"'h '"''t' - ''1" .'e' ~ r.
But he was opposed to donations Of money to tn
States. an3 desired 10 have some ,cacrll and cgul
t,olc system adopted far the disposition orthc Pub
Inc Lands Ilraskcd for tn ageg aud noes on ms
motion. which were ordered.
Nh CLAY saIl lare,5lc,,I fh,i the question Of
The princlrc Of distribution wa noa to be tested
m simple and d solemn manaa. lie met the q.
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Nj .r,rIan moved tnin.erl Il nlt eent

-. ar Il l}n' asPe"ai i''n Ia decision oi ine
'ia.I
hiz appeal ttu 10 discussion, ~ winch The
"E='',aa oi tAe mn WIS supported ny MI y
". 81. NY ana opposed BY III. i'yhc' III.
-'i-...is va h'a1
=, "e ie's '''1 -'aya were ihea '.3'fe
lac question was tneh taken, when there ap-
|'a',i
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,.a p'-@'i7'n' i@'os' root lteJhsnuyae
'.'.'''.a. '9'',a'" h,,'sa' ''1 i''", io'nue1l'f,
fi#"'s,. h''pih'f N'@S'es, o=g"ou'1 oisbcs.
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80.
WAS NJ p.n p.n,,n p,s,.,,.r la,
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NJ. Nh. s,,.,,,',,. l,,,,I, Gla..,y r..
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PURPOSES specified aud the ayes aud noes were or
derci
Mr. hendricks moved to amend the amendment,
by adding 80 many acres To the grant to lndl-
ana Alabama, and Illinois, rs would make tue az
sregate glYen TO those States, equal 10 the grants
no" asked Tor the Other States
Tn amendmentto the amendment was then a
greed To and the question was taken ON the amend
ment As amended and decided as follows:
IEhS-Mcssrs Boil, Benton Baekner, Clay,
Clayton Dickerson, Ewing Foot, Frelinghuyscn,
Hendricks, Holmes, Johnston, Kauc, Knght,
Moore. Naudaln, Polndsx,er Prtntss, Robbins,
Robinson Rugglcg. seymour. Sl,bec, Spra,ue,
rlptou. Tomasoa, Wagganan, Webster-91
NAYS Messrs Brown, Chambers, Dallas.
Dudley, Ellis, Forsyth C,luudy, fia,nc, Ilu1.
kmg, Marcy Miller Tazewca Tyler. Wml,.
W rikms--lG
Mr. Hayne moved to strike ont the words winch
specified the purposes To winch the proceeds were
to bc applied by the states 50 is to leave the states
to direct he proceeds rs they pleased
On TINS question the Yeas and Nays were Il
dcred
This amcu hncnt was uesatiyed--anl after va
nous Other motions the htll Was Cat . o'clock or
dered 10 4 ruup REApIs1 by a handsome MAJOR.
ity
u, THE lDlrSEOP RnppFsEVrArIVre
ne M 70 [oo'% ana modify The charter OF the
hanA "' VIC o''i'eo o'''oS, coming up 'of "nIo
TbIlIUE--
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bee viii scarce Iccos.r from TIC deraasemap,. -.
losses created, equally as mucal the pam. NJ
the disorder. ~
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The CFcrokees--The GEORGIA Athcnan ''41,'
upon respectable authority, that the Cherokee pc'
egation, Just returned from Washington, CAM ~
the conclusion, before leaving the CITY "|,"'
wiH tie GcnCraL Government IN Octd5cT MI
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From the National Htelllgentcr.
GREAT POLITICAL RE. ACIION

The following extract from II letter rceeN'u ~
the last mail from Louisville, Kentucky, eXhio W
astonishing change IN public sentiment IN lh" 7 ?
of the country and auglus a salutary reaction ~
other quarters. The current has been e'U,,'|
setting that way for some time, with mcreaSlo NV
every day-and NOW it seems to be moving Ii.
mass that threatens to sweep all opposition o'''''
i:
LOUISVILLE, June =
There was call made by ABOUT forty Oh ou' NV,
citizens. who had formerly s'Po'
the election of Gen Jackson. for peohc l''5'5.7
to express by resolution and other~ Sc, tue" 's,r
continent and dissatisfaction with the c"o'''
sued ny him and his party, and to express n,s,
determination TO oppose his reelection IT,. ,rc
ting was held last evening and was declneo',
most numerous have ever witnessed III q"
house-it was full to OVERLOOKING. ScVef"'
tlcmen who had formerly supported the ue'''' Inns
dressed the meeting, and denounced II strong
the malpractices of the present AdmmlStfa'
the frequent bursts ofapplauso from seven ., ,,7v
hundred frecmen, [by which they were p'oD 1.rre
went to show their entire ateo' .s.
in the sentiments expressed Resolutions oNl as.,t
ing the reasons of their TO raer support anu 1le
opposition, were unanimously adopted, anu WIZ
published ,beir
Aresolu;ion approaching and expressing ,.;ara,
entire oonfdel,le " The nomination OF Inc VA
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DirtdendS-Fhe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company have declared IA dividend of QUO aud ii
half per cent on lIe capital stock paid IN.
The U States Bank has declared dylden
of three and haifper cent, for the last SIX month
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W c RIIINELANDER.
T. u S!rg,,r Eca

or the three hundred and fifty members ofl
Montreal Temperance Society, there La, cr 1at
one death by Cholera THIS speak, yotun,s.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-31

We have been politely favored by
Mcssrs. Lincoln s. Edmands, publishers,
Boston, with a copy Of "The North A
merican Arithmetic, second part: by
FREDERICK EMERSON, late principal in
the Department of Arithmetic, Boylston
School, Boston," The principle adopted
by the author is that of analysis only
illustrated by means of cuts-uniting O.
raj and written exercises in corresponding
chapters. 1t is undoubtedly very de-
sirable work, and should be particularly
regarded by those engaged in the cause
of instruction. Those who are interest
ed, can examine the work by calling at
this office.
We have also received from messrs.
Carter g. Hendee, publishers, Boston,
several copies Of "Ihe .Nat,ralis" by
ID. j. Browne. 1t is published in month
ly numbers Of 80 octave pages each, at
SO per annum, and is devoted to Natural
History, Chemistry, Domestic and Rural
Economy, manufactures and the arts.
Twelve plates, either engravings or litho-
graphes, are to be given in the course of
the year, several of which will be color
ed. The specimen before us evinces
talents of high order, and promises
much usefulness.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-31

The Theatre in this town was opened
last Monday evening by very talent
cd company. The performances on
that evening, as well as of last evening,
gave great satisfaction to well attended
houses. We congratulate the theatre
goIng-folks in this place, that the COM
pany now performing here, are in all re-
spects, deserving their patronage
There has not been so good stock COM
pany of players in Newport since the
days Of that old veteran in the profession,
VIM. Powell. Mrs. Flynn, is highly
accomplished actress, and falls but little
short of the best in the country.-Her
Victorine, last evening, was ono of the
most finished performances we have ever
seen. Messrs. Judah, Phillips, s Flynn,
have long been deservedly held in esti-
nation by the friends of the drama, in
our large cities, and we trust their talents
will not fail to be appreciated in New
port. Mrs. Wallace is very respectable,
and acquits herself very creditably.-
The bill for this evening is good one,
q we hope will insure crowded house.
1t is proper to mention, that the orches-
ira is very efficient. Master Wallace
is no mean rival to the far-famed master
Burke. His performances on the violin
and bugle excite wonder and admiration.