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SALE OF RIOODED STOCK.

SALE OF BLOODED SIOth.
le sold public auction. the late residence OF Joseph
W luss deceased, m lie county Of Halifax, near Rrpuli-
ny ue<dav, the eth day of October, the whole OF the
aLOppEp STOCK Of HORSES belonging said estate
a,ri OF old Brood Mare by Eagle, and her Increase
y and her three Colts, of them two years old by
EXCAVATIONS. another year old, by Pram; and the ohar
i Season ny Sarpedon; first tate Stallion Chit
Charles, also, TWO tine Mares, by Lance "n' '">'- "
liogsos IRE 70: surpassed by any III Virginia, IA potn
A and will certainly lie sold without reserve, those desrou
bur using will do well 10 attend the sale Terms at sale
RIO. JENNINGS, administrator.
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- ~ Ant 10 the provisions Deed Of Trust executed To
us .uhscsibcr by Fzhush lpscomh on the y,h uly =" @
49, and recorded IN the Clerks office Of Prince Edward county
n al, THURSDAY, 10Th day Of November neX, NJ
CLOCK, premises, the of Farmvie frifce fi"u
'y 10 the highest bidder cash. certain Lot III uie
Town 81 a;myic convened said Lpscomb by te suardan
am .. lcnaIc known in the plan oi sara Town an"
''s.natst "a io number 20. 80 I'm
"r tl believed to good but selling rs trustee sh""
oct r., w way 10 az PHILIP :. FRY.
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UENElCO LAND FOR SALE.

y,\nrr decree OF Circuit superior Court 81 Law ana
,.,,, Tor the county Of f!enrico and CT? OF richmond
ILL., In -. of ChamhrrlayGc ale, * thanhefiNhe - as
III .t-ee canptignce with The VIII 81 the it!e hJ"
t ~ ii,,rico; sunofiher rs Commissioner" thc
.f- i,st.s IL hctrre which i Desirable ana persons
I. FL. rha.r III i.;,>c make appcatinl VIII, On he
hf prNr, 10. premises, sell !" me highest h'ae
~ a, tv5lv. aud csh,een months i- trac' "l itln
i. IN ana -crr, IN .noned, being the lad owned BY Siid
W ls r.th lies The upper ma o. lienr'o county, u" e
@ uauu rad, ciehi miles above Kichiionu anu y" NOV;
p ,ycrn containing Gao most o winch Is IN o.i
,ih - n,l field pine, and within short distance OF the
,t Ca II, Is small dwelling, kitchen, smoke house, large
~ - f.e, containing. barn, stable, Courthouse back shed
- CO.'S shelter under oof an orchard OF very large apple
In, hest fruit good meadow, &C. Bonds WIN e"ou
f, ,-anirci aud withheld till last payment Is nad
i,r. ~ hin2 purchase view the land ana Judge io
e..i... Mr. Saunders shew the land To any person
GEO. Y. CRUMP, Commissioner Of the aonrt.
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pnstunneMeRt.

Taa above SALE owing unavoidable circumstances = Fos
~ /, "Wednesday. 2sth October, when about ~ ,ess
Tract Iad, will be sold at Public AUCTION, d. Tue p
. j. D. HUNTINGTON, Trustee.
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA. .Idirdl Department.
u The Course of Lectures Will commence Monday, tie I'd Of
November aud continued under the following arrangement
Practice Theory Of Medrnc NArnA>IEL cnArN.S, NJ ID
Chemistry, toaEkr u NV, -. ~ -
Wilti.M GIHsoS, VI. ID.
tnotony william l.. IIoRSER, VI. d.
Institutes If Medicine StscEL J,cx.os VI. u.
Aateria Mcdca and Pharmacy, GE"nsE D. Woop, NJ d.
Obstetrics and the Diseases oi No-
men and Children, HrcH J.. H"D6E, VI. y.
cinoI rcrrrs on Medicine and Sargefy are delivered
arly N thr Philadelphia Hospital lockir and n tile Iennsy
wanna Hospital the h GINNING The rn If The session.
". t. lOKNER,
Dram cf the edqf Faculty. 2G3 Chemist Fh''ad,phia
mig al Bitten
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y1IIICLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

!
virtue of of Trust executed To tue SUBSCRIBERS p n
- ,ayvba Iron Works Company, OF record III the county court
l.,or, we snail Eth day Of December next al e
a oi the Works Company on oaawba creek
~ !, ,.c auction all The Lands wed by the Catawba
oks Company, consisting 81 Tract Of i,l acres, on
sad Furnace aud other valuable Improve ~
ia,-l .ud another Tract containing between and lu,Ho
mp several Tracts formerly owned 10y paN:a hos
u ..tf. conveyed by The David Ross executor "h
/, Caiawia Iron Works COMPANY TN iic hts h'ieu
l"hric,c Coal is iprad III great abundance within oe
Furnace. and Iron Ore within The same convenient
t,ur The improvements ine In adniunh =" lne
% other necessary buildings there are on h's linc III
casting. made at establishment of very superior
9a. The metal equal If not superior 10 any ic ~
sal II Virginia, This valuable property viii be sold upon
nnc eighteen and twenyfour months u desired the
t, MI purchasers AZ the same tinc will offer for SALE
'c upon credit of six months I'VE or sx !ohI ."
also. personal property at the WORKS.
N Tools. Fasks, Patterns, &c Purchasers WIZ ."
cd with good security for the amount OF le
W The above property Is believed 10 pe soo
WIN. b. ARCHER,
Ucl, fI--om1 ALIEN. +. ESkRlDGE.
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X4TM PRINCE son, Flushing, New York, offer for
w sale their usual large assortment of Trees, shrub.
Plants Seeds Roots Green House Plants &c. or winch
hcy will make liberal the times Ihty eau
snn, r.. Trees and strong grown Shhhsy Of most Kinds
such n w, afford ornament, Promptly Ornamental Trees anh
shrub smaller viii b. supplied III quantities, !" Auf
SERIES reduced pIlrrs
Catalogues VIII every mhoapPics post p:d
~, 43-ift
%TDJIrI-Ihe subscribers having asncrcd themselves 10
~ crter under firm al Dickinson Smell Tor The lnr
pose II carry inc milling business wond respectfully solicit
Inc attention, III Farmers the n,ialonc counties, Ia whom The
highest price will he Tor good wheat delivered II The
" ' WsI. II. DICKINSON,
JAMES SMELL.
Aums, II .7-3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

THE Landed property of Benjamin Hatcher deceased
heretofore advertised for SALE WILL II previously d
Of privately, he offered Public Auction, Tuesday, the oath
November next The premises ~ the tme the Negroes
Furniture every descriptions win he disposed Of publicly
The sale Of the Negroes, will commence immediately after
The Land sold, and from day day till every thing
disposed o II Indictment weather should interrupt the SALE
will be resumed on the first fair day thereafter.
The Land Will be sold liberal credit the Negroes for cash
though credit will he when desired the bond carrying
tercs the Stock Crops credit of for all
twenty dollars, under a cash. the purchasers all
giving bonds, with satisfactory security ana decd of trust III,
land, or the tile withheld till payment is received
The Land of course, will be examined by those wishing
il Is therefore needless give any description of H. The Ne
likely and valuable boys and girls There
will he fine parcel Pork, great Conn., Fodder
But needless par cuIarze the variety will be such
ally found Farm this of
ELIZABETH w. HATCHER
Ereeutrir Of Benjamin Hatcher, deceased.
Oct Is 46-oaw6w
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N"1 g, virtue decree Of the Circuit superior aonr, o.
y l Chancery for County of Nelson rohonhced III
r.r between YIN. scrusgs aud Eliza nus we anu oh,,s
'ora Rebccca Branch and other Defendants, ON
~ nh,J iog the undersigned, Commissioners VIII pIcteu
W ,sc,,c> SELL the highest bidder on 'he isn ,,use
~ f Tract Of Land situated IN the county o. 'u.k
HaW Virginia cuutanin. about LUIS acres anu le
% 81 John Page. r. e. Ganuaway ana JOSIAH itrnus' I,
t.r,. the Land whcreon the ia,e 'ol. ns
& TIM, county lived and died. survey VIII be iauc bo
nc SAT-, aud possession for seeding small cram gwen e p"'
t'r muei,a,ciy aud fall possession the Isl Janu'r. newt
ie. o. ai-as. viii required Of the pnchas er 10 ueia
hr expenses Of the sale, and, for the residence, ponu VII
- personal security will be required dividing .ns d ,h
tee equal annual payments from day Of sale ana ne
@ be withheld further security ms lana ~ uhueis'"o"
E,r! valuable, and in a good Mediterranean.
JOSEPH X. IRVING, I Commissioners.
'"i-' ~ a1-3awtds
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References.
p Emn;. n D. Rev. A. D. Pollock, Rev. Peyton farri-
n INDIE r. sanard Joseph Marx Esq, William shephad
Esq Johson ESQ., 81 esa r, E P[osor Re-
rers University Of vrgina Professor Mllnston' niS rn
Sary College; Thomas Rchie Editor Of Enquirer; soh "
Sent Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

1tiluN on TTIE PIANO AND HARP.-The ladies al Rch-
n1nd informed that Miss FORD will give instruction On
20. fl1Ro aud Harp.
~ ippy a, Mr.. g. Persco's. Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

SOI,TUERN BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
I,y Mn. ASp MRs. Psg.loo, Richmond, pwginia
located Shockuc M three squares from
the Capitol healthy and central situations the house is
very spacious thereby capable OF accommodating forty fong
Ladies. ,,, ~
manshp Grammar, Arithmetic Geography, tanccnt and mo
dern Universal History lin connection with the study ana DE-
nraton of maps.) Compositions Moral, Mental ana Naura m
osoply Chemistry Botany Algebra There are also weekly
Lectures on Chemistry aud Mechanics, illustrated Il, means Of an
extensive apparatus - , -. =. g.;
mari hnj.tei English Eaucao but also 10 afford facilities To
Young Ladies for The acquisition {" .e oansn.a'
the operation efficient teachers III Music both vo-
raj aud usirumcnal in Drawn. and Pan's ana ai'u ~ '
French ltaian Spans aud Latin languages has been obtained.
And since al The present has become quite desderan Ia
possess the faculty conveng in the modern languages the
Young Ladies required speak either French or 'a III INC
family -, c,
rn Srbo is divided into departments each being totally
with the Others and having well qiahed teacher
rresinr over its UNITED number Of pupils who pursue the same
course nc study in prospective hope Of advancement rs
soon nc nrepred to enter department, they arc promoted
and studies of higher grade are assigned 10 he lhe uy
of such an arrangement mas pee , -, - ,o n,, ~
succeeding has maniiesieh me s happy rests W
the zeal and Of the pnps thus the
of crowded and roisenon seno" nave pech anu
an ,iois solicitudc of the Principal sci ~ rest.
In order render this Seminar! sch rs was heeucu, tc M
been trouble expense spared 10 obtain shs "
qualified teachers; aware Mr. PEEsico Is al pnpc conf
ieuce can inspired aud public patronage mecd out 10 MN Only
in proportion 10 the usefulness OF his Seminary -, :;
the morals, health comfort, aud Improvement ~ thosc
sad y, r aud Mrs PrSsIco made objects of their special
attention. and no pains spared, either by them OF inc euc
teachers, enforce every measure WHICH may 'e" " wv ii
me nnlancc of early good habits being universally cknow
edard III PRINCIPAL need hardly recommend 10 parents ana guar
dams Il, inust their children to Stminaries o ish ca'e
and ma, ~ cl into the common of considering chid loo
younu for that school offers the greatest advantages.
Terms.
To Bod and Tuition for the scholastic year oil ten ao m
This sum entities the Young Ladies to Board En-.
pffh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

rs'O THE PLANTERS or yiRGINA-Icst the notice given
IN tr papers Z" this morning should
sion On The III the Planters, viii Inspection
lSt> II All the warehouses filled month.
and we therefore request the Planters pres, Tobacco
TITO market before that time, h. conveniently
care Of and the inspectors, under these
responsible or any damage which may by
voidahic exposure M0ShN I. SHEPPARD,
Inspectors n Sioc.oc Hg-icrse
WREN & MACON.
- -,
TnspeeorS n SedbroG:S BrretoHSc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

NOTiCEMessrs. Phifpen Jones having BY deed Of the
llth ult. transferred their property, debts. ana effects
have with the appreciation of the principal creditors who
therein provided for employed said T. & j. close
as speedily 2raceahle TO effect this object they will sci! The
stock hand cash town acceptauce Persons from
$50, I'm e.'."'"" ~ their lin, VIII nl L. = ''t".- Il"
The subscriber bein. close this concern with a. 1T
Tie delay a. possible Jones' Of tie agents. VIII call upon
all indebted firm by note, bond open account Tor
settlement -,
without delay
RICHARD WHITFIELD. Trustee.
,,..A l1D-n
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tnirGcii En- LncsS. lSin.


WILL Tuesday, the 81 day Of November and
w continue four days
fIRsr DAyTwo RaceS.Fir-t, Sweepsake, mile
with old colts and eys, $780, half forfeit four
subscribers, and closed Oh the 10Th day of Ma, last.
SabscrtJerS-BnItun Robinson, George Goodwin Thorn
PAYNE aud John :. CoIbn.
Second Race dayA Swecpsake, for cc.s and lcys
three old mile heats entrance $780, aud close
before the isi of Novemher; three So
will he the second best colt by the Proprietor.
Srco>p DAY.-A Swrca>takr, mile heats S2
II three horses The Proprietor will add 800 purse
second best horse IL draw oui his entrance.
THIRD D.r-Profrcor Purse 49, mile heats,
SIS.
fourth DAr-Joykcy Club Purse s59o mile heats
trance SO. |. PICKETT, Proprietor.
Oct 10 i6--law2w
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POLITICS.

CORRESPONDENCE
lf rom the Pouglkerpsc IN " Telrgmph.l
Correspondence bcrctn the President and number of
his Political Opponents in FishkW
FRASKLISDALE, Dutchess CO., n Y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

GEORGE WTTHE RANDOLPH AIroRSEr Al Law, SconS
" la will attend The superior and ln nor
Courts Al6emarlc and Nelson Counties 'ie VIII also attend
10 any cn,s, To- him in The Courts aad Counties oil
Buckingham and flayaana
Refer 10 General u. Pc!tan, Riclnlont.
M, i--i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

EARM FOR SiI.E.Ine Estate Roz!cr, Creek known l.,
the name of L, III the upper end Of Wcsmoicad count,
anu Is separated from Ring George county ~ the >dd R"zc
Greek Th- Farm man, Of the advantages oc the
tiers q: the Potomac, and the facilities for Improvement. Father
descriptions cois!deFr unnecessary, individual Hi-hn.
u purchase had best and the premises,
Sc, and STE the proprietor, wh" lives o tho land.
EDWARD PORTER.
Sept -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

IVoOLLEN AND COTTON GOODS, suitable for Negro Clio.
w thing, consisting of heavy keIseys for ln>rys o
wonen Oznahues aud Cotton DoncsicS all Of Pcnl.ni
manufacture, and equal any goods The kind market For
sale low, for cash, The
J. IT, WATSON 7-cm Pcaaen.isry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

NOTIcE.-Mr James T. Ncale is in the employ
of the franklin Manufacturing Company and author
scd business whatever
Richmond, 18th Oct, 1910. 49-ts
nR. ROBERT a. SCRUGGS, having located Manchester,
- respectfully offers M services in the various branches of his
profession inhabitants and the surrounding
Oct. ~ 41-4t
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Public Sale of Land, Negroes, SC

Dover Goochland, oct I'm, 1870 40
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months, ~, r.
This sum entities the Young Ladies To Boaiu, En-
n an, Frenrb ,u,ton in all the branches taught
at The school, together with bed, bedding, fuel,
Iyhis. towels use of maps, globes, and phiioso-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
MONEY MARKET,
Sunday. April 1874 ID N

we have again few days later date, from EUROPE TI
markets were however, without any material change; money
renamed the same Business nthe districts
continued heavy, and slight further decline ia Cotton had
taken place In the financial circles reported that the
Chancellor was about to increase existing per cent
or about f2oooooo which, with the he expects from the
Bank Will be sufficient to the increased expenditure
In American securities there ased activity
At the stock boar yesterday the prices of some fancy stocks
slightly others fella little United States Bank
per cent; De Hudson per cent? North American
Trust Banking Company declined per American Ex
change Bank per cent Bills Philadelphia sold at 81 81
per discount which is small increase Some sales of
old Water Stock sold at &c. At the second there was
very little change $4,000 Indiana Stock will be at the
exchange the 2h ns by the Comptroller to redeem
bills Bank of Seneca County, which have
protested There very little change ia the market gene
rally Sales of sterling bills made, to small extent
former prices By the ship Osonee, from New Orleans.
$500 specie received at She Bank Of America
commission has been appointed by the Governor Of Vr
gna consisting of Attorney General Baxter, Mes~s Holden
Rhodes and Jackson and report the cond
on Of the Bank Of Virginia. The examination commenced
Tuesday These gentlemen should take the last Manhattan
report model and earlessy lay bare the Of the
The capital of the Bank of Virginia nominally
10000 including the increase authorised by the General
Bank law the whole Of which has subsc sbed and
its location is follows
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania after bungng through
agreed adjourn the 18th nst but day.
received from the Governor them
the ground that the $4,000 coo borrowed from the had
not been to the objects for which destined
The Governors message has the following passage:
One Of the principal for giving the banks great
Of their present suspension of specie
the 18th January 1884, to obtain this
millions of dollars for the relief of the from
the financial by which she this time beset
Here direct avowa that the honor Of the
made subsent to its necessities and the suspension
tolerated for the benefit OF the public In Of
this message the Legislature agreed ito reasembe the
18th Of May next In the time, the contention between
the Banks of Philadelphia will be progressing On their
depend those of the South each day Of delay
further arrangement Of the and exchanges
constantly isng, when they should be falling.
The following is statement Of the Banks of New Orleans
up o the 4th instant -
A STATEMENT or THE BANKS OF New ORLEANS on THE
9Th JAN, 1870, AS COMPARED WITH RETURNS OF THE
lrUA PRI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

Manifesto OF THE WALL STREET CLIaUE.-Ed-
ward Minturn, ii. w. Ravens, and Nj. o. Roberts,
the part Of of the Wall street ciiques, have
published a violent manifesto by way of excuse for
their conduct by which the Harris party lost
the election in the city. One half and Of this
manifesto is made up of fasehood, misrepresentation
aud i'll concealed malgnty against the naturalized
citizens. Unless the Tippecanoe party organize at
once, and ge their own hook the cause Of Harr-
will be endangered in this city, from the selfish
ness, folly, magniy and utter ignorance of public
opinion Of such persons as get up these miserable
maniestocs The locofocos in this city got the vic.
terry because the Wall street cIiques jcalons Of
the original friends of Harrison.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
TO he ES,ior oT m, JbroJd

Iobserveda communication your paper headed Rgscav
that the soop Av, Of Hartford down small boat
Hurgse Thursday last aud pitched the inmates into the
water, which state s wholly untrue. As beating
through furgate under reefd sails and in immediate danger
OF rocks the boat snder my bows and ked I'M
nedaiely lowered my boat BY cutting away the FALLS and
picked one Up, and set him ashore Rsckwes island
and shoud have rescued remainder lad not boat rom
IN u and rescued hem before had time. A..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

Lsr Nfour OF rur DtoRANts This really talented,
pleasing and intellectual exhibition closes with this evening
when independent ola selection Of the best Doraas there
will he nsrumenta Concert by the Prague Band and
the Noshsr Family the lovers sweet sounds therefore
anticipate treats while 10 close the whole the juveniles favo
rite Italian Fantoccin for the last time will cut their surp
antic gambo the present season. owing 20 the pres
ofhe times extraordinary pererson Of public taste
m favor Of Indian chiefs and other rational entertainments
trust full house, farewell benefit will cheer the
terprisng proprietor Mr.. Hannng ton Who IL he has
made fortune has arisby used the exertios
please the public.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20
and the msss from 10 20 q quarter cheaper both for
Foreign and English The Flour rather cheaper Tor
but not for the best English made la other articles

LONDON MARKETS, March23-In Tea the UNI
been unimporant The demand TODAY i'm
proved sghiy well in Company Congous
the bort of London were at the per soess
month"; lbs; the deliveries sace have been abeut
lbs there now probably with the arrival from Hong
sales Olives India Sugar h week below 900 hhds
and tcrces the supplies continue short OfNaur sugars
in Coffee sapee and Baltic produce have not been
ration owar against China considerable excitement prevailed
in the market and much speculation ndug to
chests put up vz half chests Of Congou $50 chests
Of Congou "a chests of Soncong, 40 Of Hung
as ditto Is halt chests y son. $40 OF Hyson asha
chests OF Imperial So chests Of Imperial and 5s chess Of
Gunpowdtn They put an ADVANCE 81 prices
private contract prices of last week Atous the sale
however, well attended, yet the trade considering the starting
price too high, several breaks withdrawn and Tyson
there single purchase The teas sold fetched the
following PRICES, viz: Congou 49, TO ss 5d Souchong
Sold Imperial also found purchasers
kpHDes TSa TnapDn March r6s deliveries of tea las.
days beins $3.50 but ss2
has been much business cted today the variations
Of prices have been tng For cash. Elves have fallen sc;
advanced spanish Fiyss pas
vanced SCI Threes loo; Neapolitan no quotations
H.vsE M,nxEr. M.RcH asd -Cottons-We havehad gen.
Of the 18th instant with daily dropping prices for United States
short staple descriptions which are centmss per Kill
The sales comprise soss Consisting of 2ssa B. New Or
leans, at feato Es ;-s7s B. Mobiles at IS to -I7es B.
Upland at E IS to So; the whole duty raid
prevailed during the greatest of the time quantity Of the
vessels expected which the soundgs have succeeded
IN reaching our brought 7aS supplies viz
1890 Is. United States and 62j Is. Brazis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-20

Cg,rH.N THrAr,r.The unusus array Of talent fos ,hi.
evening together with the fact that " the benefit and last
night OF Mr. and Mrs Wslak ought 10 draw together large
audience Mrs S-man her first speaance for many months
Isabella in Soltherns Fatal Marriage II "
character which she particularly well cited TO adj
mirably, and the Ilay 10 well cast including Mr. Wsatk
Don Caros confidently hope that the representa-
tion will be good Mr. slomsn IN the Of the
three and DIR Valentine
novel eccentrices In the drama which follows, Mr.
and Mrs Waack sustain effective Characters II s
called the Exile or the Deserts of Siberia.