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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26
JACOB BALES,
WiLLlhM BALES


a ASH FOR NHFAI Farm,fs viii
q ind II their interest TO cal on US before
the, sell their crops as wa shall a. Ill tl,ucs
be prepared sray the highest pr,ce Tor GOOD
wheat, delivered
F0KNAN & BENNETT,
August Is, 1881. Month Of Opagien.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

Tickle, only 81 Half 81 Quarter 80.
..sCertilicates Of Packages of 10 tcke@
in this lottery emitting the holder TO oil tho
tickets mny draw cir The smallprizvs OF $40
and t20,-Cost as follows
A certificate for ia Whole tickets 900 80
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

Tickets and shares and packages, may b1f
had in the greatest variety Of numbers at tho,
Office of the Managers. Pennsylvania Avcnue,N
next door to Gadsbys Hotel, Washington
City -
YATES s. MINTYRE. Managers
Dec. 90, 1881. Washington City
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

u Jompeyman PrinterN anted
ApPa at Ibis 0tslss.
saauaU ), 1859
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-01-26

do i,o7e Dollars
do 1850 Dollars
30 do 900 Dollars
&c, Re SC.
Tickets s. -Haivs so so--Q3iariers 81 ~
SPLENDID!
NyEW YORK CONSOLIDATED 1.O1k
AZ Terry, No, 1. 1891. TO be Drawn in M
York on "Wednesday Feb 9Th 1882
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02

CIerk-WeII, suppose you can look at any
house?
Wltness-Wby. yes, it may be as how you
can.
CIerk-very we'll, but can't you say how large
it WASP
Witness-Oh! as for that, twas monstrous
commodious house.
Cerk-But, my good man, can't you explain
to the Magistrates the size Of the housea
Wrtness-Oh yes: why. may be it were-I
don't know after all but what il warn't very
comfortable house.
Cierk-Can't you give an answer, sirs what
do you mean by comfortable houses how big
was it?
Witness-Why, then, if must. must, you
know-why Unanswered my purpose very we'll.
Clerk wish could say as much OF you
Describe the house to the magistrates; repeat
again, how big was it?
Witness-Why yes: tell e it were very
nice house.
CIerk-Well, what do you mean BY very
nice housel
Witness-Oh, why house with roof to it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
District Of Columbia,
County Of alexandria, Set.

county % J7erdndria, SCI.
APRIL Term, 1882.
John II. johnson and Albert Fsir.1
fax, trading under the firm Of
John NJ johnson & Co Com.
plalnsnts, Pm CHANCERY
against
william Knight, George Riley and
William ID. Mutt Defendants,
ITVuE Defendant. William Knight. not having entered
Il his appearance 10 this suit, and given security
cordng the statute and the rules Of this Court and
it appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said William Knight is not inhabit.nt of the District
of Columbis, the mott. Of the compsi nants, by
their COUNSEL. it is
Ordered That the said absent Defendant. VIM knight,
do appesr here on or before the first day of the No.
vember of this Court, and answer the Bill of the
Complsinsnts and give security for performing the
DEGREES of this Courts and that the other Defendants
George Riley and William ID. Mutt. do not pay away or
secrete the debts by them owing to, or the money, es
tate effects, in their hands, belonging to the said
absent Defendant until the further order and decree Of
this Courts and that copy Of this order be forthwith
pub ;ished in the Alexandria Phenx Gazette for two
months ssvely aud that another copy be posted
the front door of the Court House Of said County.
Test: EDN. l. LEE,
may 26-2m c..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
District Of C0lMmbia,
may 26-2m
AIerandria County, SCI.

HIeIWuTu COUfy, cCt'
APRIL Term, 1882.
Colin Aud, administrators de bonis0
of George Pagan and Mat
thew Crawford. deceased; vii.
liam Pagan, legal represents.
live of the said George Pagan,
deceased, and John L. Craw
ford. legal representative of
Matthew Crawford, deceaSed,
Compliments,
against lyUcgsNcEpY
Ann Key, administering ct Philip
b Key deceased, and others
and John jenkins, executor OF
George Jt nkns deceased; Jn0
T. jenkins, Robert Morrow and
Mary, his wife. formerly Mary
jenkins; Sarah Maria Pye, aud
Edward A. Pye, heirs of The
said George jenkins, deceased.
Defendants,
TUNHE Defendants, John jenkins, executor Of Geofre
l. Jenkins, dscessrd; John T. Jenkins, Robert Nor.
row and Mary his wife, formerly Mary jenkins, Sarah
Maria Pye and Edward Aud Pye, heirs Of the said
George jenkins, deceased, not having entered their
appearance to this suit and given security according
the statute and the rules Of this Court, and it up.
prarng 10 the satisfaction of the Court that the ssid
defendants not inhabitants Of the District Of Co.
umbs; on the motion Of the complginants, by their
counsel, ills
Ordered That they do appear on or before the next
No, enter term Gf this Court and answer the bill Of the
compliments and give security for performing the de-
crees of this Court; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published for two months successfully, in
the Aexandra Phenx Gazette, and that another copy
be posted NJ the front door Of the Court house Of said
County. Test EDA. l. LEE,
NAV 81 2m &C.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
Enr Rio IaMeirO.

n Aex hundred barrels OF -four viii be taken
- =, nod,rs,e freight, on board OF n good YES
: I'd 70 Rio de Jsneiro. Apply to
e 0'a n' " &C CAZENOVE q Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
For NnlifaN.

The schooner PEGGY IH0HAA
Src,ptsn Baxter, will take freight to the above
- toll. ed Immediately. Apply to -
~ 'o"' W 81 w. ~. IRWIN
NAY g y. ~ "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
Oistrict If Columbia,
County Of alexandria, Set.
APRIL TERM, 1882.


APRIL TERM, 1892.
John Smther, administrator OF He
becca Greenway, deceased, Com
plsinant,
against
Jonathan Roberts aud Elizabeth
his wife, Beverly Waugh and INV cHsEcEHY
Cstfarne his wife, Joseph Bush
BY and William Bushby; which
Elizabeth, Cstharine, Joseph
and william. are heirs of Mary
Bus,by, who WAS devisee Of
william Bu.hbv, deceased,
TIME Defendants, Jonathan Roberts and Elizabeth
1 his wife, Beverly Waugh and Cstharine his wife,
Joseph Bushby, and william Bushby. not having en-.
terrell their appearance to this suit and given security
according TO the statute the rules OF this Court, and
appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the Court that the
said Defendants are not inhabitants e the District OF
Columbia. On the motion of the complainant, by bis
counsel. 1t is
Ordered That the sail absent defendants do appear
here on or before the fist day Of November Term
o! this Court and give security for performing the de-
crtes of the Court; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith published in the alexandra Phenix Gazette
for months successfully and that another copy be
posted 6, the front door OF the Court House of said
County. lest: EDH. IL LEE, q, C..
may 2S-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
Salad Oil,

4 Prns's 'mportation; white Mustard Seed,
fes; C" ens quality; Clipped LOgwood by the
+ elevn'.er beer Powders; Wine Of Calchcurn,
81 No 80 and Gou,; just received d for sale BY
wM. STABIER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
! SATURDAY. MDRN1N@, JUNE Q, 1882

hackney coach, bound to the Kings bench
s.Alas! sir, what pity it Is to take so hanasome
a gentleman to prison"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
=, MhiskeY u Gin,
n, oS. Baltimore Whish.u

WS,,.Ina atimore whiskey
hs,.ss do Rye Gin
y ' = and for sale ey
CLAGETT & PAGE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
Vor Amsterdam.

r, superior coppered brig BELVIDER.a
i'm -. Fletcher, master, will have despatch
ssAg s,oSsge on freight, or passage, having hand
fL.' '.corn .atiati ons, apply to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
LIST OF LETTERS

a,,ain. IN Ike Post Office. fierandria. D. T. on the
LIST of.UNE, 1882. -.
: Persons calling for letters IN the foowlhs ns',
.sihR.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-02
Eor Amsterdam,

The fine eOppered ship HaRpEST
Ak -, f,ralf,rd. viii have immediate dispatch
SslG- -, u about 100 hhls apply to
T.: t'as'' Vi &C. CAZENOVE. & CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

Congress, il ~ understood that tbors was in the
treasury report from his confidential agent. esta-
biishng and declaring in the ctearest and most an,
e,ded manner The e'aoping Soirency of the Bank.
Further than this:
The Secretary cnumerates among the reasons Of
his doubling the solvency of the Bank. ..the great
amount OF the Banks transactions, especially in
the Western Branches" In this two things are
remarkable:
The first is. that the amount of the Banks tran.
sactions in its Western Branches, is consia,rnbIy
less than it was at the corresponding period of tbe
last year, when the Secretary INDUCED in an euIo
GUM on the good administration of the Bank AMI
The second is. that it is understood that tho re.
port already mentioned from the confidential Off.
Ger sent to inspect the Bank, contained m. sfrong
est assurances Of the safety Of these debts in n.
Western Branches.
Such is the history of these Three per Cents.
With the facts before them, the sober and reflect.
ing part OF tho community decide whether the
effort OF tho Bank to mitigate tho pressure on then,
at a moment of unexampled distress, really do.
serves the reproaches with which faction and pas
sion have visited tor whether. OH the contrary
the Institution is not entitled to the commendation
OF those whose interests it ondoavoring to uro
tect
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

TIE CsNsrrTurioNAL WIG is published twice week.
payable in advance.
For adversns-75 cents square or less) for tho 6rst
nseon' ano 5O cents for each continuance The
oef OF insertions must be noted the Ms otherwise
ingly.
rfeyious TO dsContnuance Of the paper all aIreaT
ages must be paid up And those who naywish tu dis
continue will notify the Edipts that effect at ledse
twenty days before the period expires fo hich they
subscribed.
Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks Of any tho
states will be received in payment for subscription 10
the Wing, though Virginia ". States Bank Notes aoul,
be preerred aud Tenli,tsnces can be made through thu
Post Office at life risk Of the Editors.
AL letters to the Editors must be post rsi& oT,hcywill
receive attention. -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
TRUST SALE

TBNHE subscribers, will on the 7th d ay Of Janua.-
d ry, 1892, before the front door of the Eagle
Hotel in the city of Richmond, proceed to sell al,
public auction, for ready money all the right til
Ito and interest TO all John q. Smiths worldly goods
and effccts-Also the right tito and interest Of
said Smith in his late fathers estate, we'll as the
interest in the goods, chattles and debts belong.
ing to the late firm Of Smith g. Bowler vested in
them, by a deed of trust, executed by said Smith.
on the 18th day OF June, 1882, and duly recorded
in the clork's Office Of Henrico county court
CII II. BOLTS,
A. l.. Bolts,
de lO-c4 Trustrces.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

hI per ssnts. This is evident from the Score
tary S own report
Thus, no gives the receipts of the three first
quarters OF 1857, at S239lS,6 $50 81
And adds: 'trhe receipts for the
fourth quarter, including the
lard instat'aent Of the Danish
indemnify, arc estimated at 7,s34,0O 90
Which, with the balance in the
Treasury on the LIST of January,
1892, 4,5O2,9l4 As
Making the total receipts of 1882, 35,255,573 sc
The total expenditures are next
stated at 34,6ll,466 %
Leaving" he says. Sin the Trea.
"surv on the LIST of January,
"lc33, an estimated balance, in.
"eluding the Danish indemnity,
"or l,64i,lO7 SO
But he adds-'This balance, however includes
tho funds estimated at 81 1000 heretofore re-
ported by this department as not effective"
Now, from this 1t seems that the Treasury balance
on the LIST OF January, will a.
mount to Sl.644,Io7 80
From which arc to DO deducted
what ID not effective, meaning
tho worthless paper Of broken
Banks. SC. amounting to l,4OO, 900 90
Leaving only 244 lO7 90
But to make this balance there must be re-
ccvcd, above stated, the third ins,alment of the
Dans. indemnity, amounting, according to the
port to the difference between the whole of 1904
900 and the first and second nstalment of S4496 2I9
3d. that is 447 $50 AZ But this third insiame mt is
at this moment in London. III the Secretary can sell
his bill for this and get it into the Treasury it
will be well if lie cannot, then the Treasury will
be actually in default $6i5 "a.
But the state of the Treasury is worse than thi,
The estimated balance on the LIST of
January is Sl,644,107 80
From which should DO deducted tho
not effective sum of Sl,400,000
And the Danish indcm-
nifty Of 694,OO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Executors Sale.

wa ILL be sold, on Friday, the 2eth Of the
~ current month, 1T the residence of Mrs.
Maria Bottom, in Manchester, all the Personal
Estate OF which the late William Bottom died pos
sessed, to wit: all the household and kitchen Fur
niturc, comprising the usual variety, one substan
tlai Coal Wagon, with six prime Horses and their
gear; also, several other Horses, number of
stand Casks, and the usual fixtures of Grocery
store, &c. &c. Terms made known on the day
OF sale. THOMAS BOTTOM,
~ Admir- of VIM. Bottom, decd.
Manchester, Dec. Sih, lS32-2aw II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
CDe constitutional ggGbls.
From the .yati9nat ln,ciligencer, Dec. II.
BANK OF THE U; STATES.

n. il was meant o., ;siS r"" 'ngnl ne taken,
,pscie funds ns we'll "a s;Ir a. , 10 Usually canea
,,ep, bovav.r whch 49, W" soi' ne state
a. II 3eyord.J ,b. ,,,, r a.. MAJ was tne'auy uue
W, d., NOT douh, ,hn, 49,. ~ o IN ~ w ~, dno
search IN. nmh,;n 49,, sI =" i've w. nau 'ii,e 10
times true ''O0'' ''" ''1' - was al oil
The amount Of sp.c. in IN. Rail
OIL tho LIST Dec w,s -, GEO 49,,
Din, IN tho 1r.,.,ry Ir s,,,. S.'I ,oo
' '-o
B,l,nc. of snecis =, ,,,o p,,L ,o, 80,
But 1t is said the Government Jepo.;,s. ,,I
,I,r.. b.,,le IN 49,, Pill. nj. ''''"'"Se
OlIic,rs' d.n,s,,.s 70, ,r,,n,.,,; anu
So N - "
There was due 10 creditor, for nnhlic
debt to,,o-,
To Treasury d ,,osit.s TX nnE
To public officers depo.ites 'on,' sHi
''~
$40 ozS nCs
There WAS spece in IN, ~''0S
vaults LIST December 7S60O75
Reunited IN ondnn $50 GOO
State Bank notes ooS9I1
$500 ID oos 40
Leaving balance in favor of the Rank e65n edu
o,h.r R,,,k. -, ali ,;,,,. .-aN,,it - nv .'. vi
demands OF The Government I'M, ann, r.ssrv.5 ~
money, has, after much experience been found sui:
fcicnt tor ali the purposes of a sound CURRENCY A
sudden demand by the Government was not ac,ici-
pated by any one nor never dreamed of i'm the min.
lusophy of this Alministt alton nm # since, tb, dor
days.
The amount of domestic bills fnlnu due in IN
days, it appears is SIG 6I7 5U7 whilst the nett a.
mount OF notes oil tile Bank OF the United Sl,,.s
in circulation is S17 ,25O 2I5 The Bank then has
left OF SD ,92I is upon notes discounted an
personal security and upon stocks To nav the IN
diyidual depoSites which do not exceed seven mil
lions and a half The remainder is con,,ol
Tue Bank has Il capital, them OF tlirty.ci.bt mil.
lions three millions Gcvund ,h. amount of lis stnck
which is responsible f,r all engagement and which
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

Gentlemen wishing TO purchase Stations, Mares
or Colts, will find it TO their interest to take look
by Sir Charles, two by Monsieur Tonson, two by
"ariif, and ono by Contention--four Mares in foal
by Csroliniaps and three Colts by Gohanna yeur
old next spring. w l.. w.
de lO-2awdt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

'HNHE Subscribers have received by the packet
IA Hornet an additional supply of staple and
Proaching seasons. Their stock is now complete
and we'll assorted, and will be offered at wholesale
or retail, on good terms those of any house in
the city. They solicit call from their friends in
the country, and will also their best cxertioBs
to execute any orders in such manner as to give en-
tire satisfaction. HALL & MOORE,
no Sc than Main Street Richmond
= 81 ME Commission Business heretofore conduct
81 ed by JOHN GARTH, will hereafter be
continued by the subscribers under the firm of
GARTH g. COLQUITT, who promise unre-
mtted attention to the interests of those who,
may think proper to make consgnmcnts to them
JOHN GARTH,
JNO. II. COLQUITT.
nov I6-2aw4t&1aw4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
CAROLINIAN.

THNHIS celebrated and well known Horse, will
Il again stand the ensuing season at my house,
Spring Grove, Hanover county, l8 miles from tho
city OF Richmond, miles from Goodalrs Tavern
a'd miles from tho Merry Oaks Tavern. Pedi-
gree, performances, & c.. hereafter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

VEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran awav from
~ ~ the subsc riber. Negro Man named pa
THICK, about IS or 80 years of age; yellow com
Piscted; has a scar on his right eye, which gives
nm the appearance of being blind in that eve
mas bad countenance. He is we'll acquainted
about Richmond and Manchester. He worked
since Christmas. at Mr.. Rdndall's Coal-Yard, and
has wife at the Widow Cheton's, Chesterfield.
about q miles from Manchester. He will no doubt
DO lurking about one or other of the above named
places. will give the above reward for the deli
very OF HIM to MIR. Bacon Tate, Richmond
de l-2awSt* GEO. B. SANDERSON
ri IlCE-I wish to hire for the ensuing year
v fifty able-boded LABORERS, for tho use Of
the Chesterfield Rail Road Company. Liberal pr-
ces WIZ be given, on application to tho subscriber
at the Rail Road Office, in Manchester, or to MIR.
David More, at Roadsvle, the Chesterfield
Coal f's. THOS. JORDAN,
90 Io-c&d2w Superintendent.
Farmers Bank of Virginia.
vENflE annual meeting of the Stockholders, for
"a the election of Directors, for the Bank and
lot the Ofhces o. Discount and Deposit, will be
hed on Wednesday, the 9th day of January next
oe 4-2awtdm VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier.
NJ oIICE.-The general meeting of the Stock
y holders of the Bank of Virginia, will be held
according to the charter, at the Bank on tho first
Monday in January next.
de 7--ctdm a. ROBINSON, Cashier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

mI tires per ssnts Tins 10 evident from the Score
tary own report.
Thus, he gives the receipts of tho three first
quarters OF 1857, at S239l9,65 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
7,S34,OOO 90

35,255,573 sc
34,6ll,466 %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-02
From the Boston Courier, Sept 81.

AccrpExr.-A distressing accident occurred
on Long wharf, yesterday afternoon, the particu.
culars If which folow:-The proprietors of the
wharf have number of workmen employed 10
extending it. To facilitate their operations, a
diving bell has been used, under the direc ton Of
from large spar. and has attached an apparatus
for hosting and lowering it at pleasure. 1t had
been lust previously raised, and Mr.. HOLMES,
who was on raft used for the purpose, passed
under the bell in order to apply the usual test to
" after he had passed into it, the large rope of
the hosting apparatus broke, the bell came down
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-02

upon air. Holmes, and crushed him to deaf.
one of the spars came down upon the hear :,
Mr.. James Kirkwood, an aged citizen, stand.
on the wharf, who was so much injured tina, /:
survived but short time. Geo. Thomas Dpr.
reux, a lad ten or twelve years old, had one =,
his legs broken by spar. The accident Is ,,;s
to be entirely owing TO the severing Of the rOn.
which was five or six inches round, and look, >,
if it had been cut with dull axe. Mr.. Holm.
was generally known aud respected. His thru
assistant, were standing on the wharf a, Il,
time of the accident, waiting for his orders aoS
were not injured.
Riot. --Aaulhe. disgraceful riot was enacted,
the ci,y, evening before last Mr.. Pelby, man,oa.
of the Warren rhestre. on returning home sli,,
the PLAY. encountered four or five persons, uh.
were tea ing dn~n ne play bills, &c. "a.
ensued. the manager was reinforced, and th,,.
wa, pretty genera! knock down on both side,
and so,ae OF I'M rioters were taken into cus'Od,
the story that there was an attempt TO rob is y,
founded. A man who carried the receipts Of ~.
night in ha. got it of without plumber. IT,.
citizens of that part of the town have taken mel.
sures. very properly, to secure more eficiet,
police.
The youth who was iajured BY the accden. +,
the end Of Long Wharf on Wednesday. died Vi.
terday. HIS name was George /. De,ereu,
aged abont I6 years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-10-02
From the n. 7. american, Sept es.

From the ~ T. american, Sept %.
KoTzEDuE's painfulpIay of g The Stranger
has seldom been performed with more effect thar
at the Park Theatre last night; and as our rea.
ders have probably had enough of theatrical mott
ces lately, wa will-witb only remark Or two
upon the playing Of the KembIes-content our.
selves with merely mentioning the effect Of the
representation upon the House. The part Of the
Stranger is one well adapted to the cIlaste style
Of Mr.. Kemble's acting, aud the attempered fire
Of his years. Dignity, refinement, and ,ensi-
bllity we're the characteristics Of his acting; as
the most exquisite dellcacv, propriety and feeling
were the attributes Of his daughter. He enacted
to the life the part of one who loves where he
cannot approve, who doats where he must con-
denim; while Miss KsmbIe played with deg ee
uf skill that even in the opinion at those who have
seen Siddons and o Mel. could be surpassed by
these alone, and in the concluding scene excelIed
by none. Her mode Of playing the verv last
passage, BY throwing herself at the feet Of the
Injured husband Of Mrs. Halar. instead of falling
upon his neck, as usual, is a beautiful and we
believe original conception Of Miss Ks. B, lea
wing her fate still IN doubt. it gives turn Of pro-
priety and deIicacy to the issue which almost re-.
deems the questionable morality Of the play.
The effect upon the audience was very strik.
ing The house, from the pit up to the slips.
seemed dissolved in tears, and the general snuff
fling and blowing Of noses. to those not absorb
ed in the scene, had a very ludicrous effect -
Among the instances observable Of persons car
ried away entirely BY their feelings were two
plain but respectable looking men in the pit. the
one of whom, while the tears rained from his
eyes, substituted his coat-sIeeve for cambria or
silk. aud kept his arm continually plying TO and
fro over his face. The other sat gazing fixedIy,
with his lips apart, at the scene before him;
while the tears actually trIckled into the corn.
ers of his mouth. But a better example yet Of
the effect produced by Miss Kemble's acting. is
the case Of critical dignitary in one Of the box
es, who, in the early part Of the play, rather an
moved those in his vicinity by his loud disparase
rnent OF the representative of Mrs Halter, whom
he sravey decided to be an inferior performer to
several of the stock company. As the piece pro.
ceeded, however, the remarks of this worthy be-
came fewer and fever. until at last they died
away 10 silence, and the austere critic was almost
forgotten BY those around him. WHAT was their
surprise then. when. upon gentleman in the
same box sobbing aloud at the closing scene, he
proved. upon examination, to be this Identical
caustic commentator.