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In our county villages where there

In our county villages where there
are plenty of women, with little to
do, we find them often engaged 10 Gu
rious efforts, all in accordance we
dare say with the spirit Of the age
and which, at all events, are not like
ly to do much damage.
We learn that n poriion OF the IN
t.abitants Of bingham, Mass. have
pledged themselves tina, they will not
attend any balls. parties Of pleasure,
whether for riding. walking. or sail.
ing-nor any social gatherings what
soever, where pine or any intoIita
ling drinks are to be used; and that il
,hev through mistake or ignorance
find themselves at any such assem-.
blies, they will Immediately With
draw; or, in such unequirocal ways
as their conscience may. dictate. man.
ife.t the strongest Misrepresentation and
disgust.
Not knowing what disapprobatory
and di>gusiful manifestations these Ia
dies might have the conscience to ex
hiLit the young gentlemen Of that vi
cini,v cannot be too cautious in be-
>towing their invitations. or too care
ful in the exclusion of stimulants.--
! n. Y. Pleh.
, 1843-03-25
PREACHING.

THE Salt River Presbytery Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, will
meet in the Seminary in this place, on
Thursday the 3oth day of this month, at
IL O'Clock; the meeting will continue
some four or five days. Several ministers
from a distance are expected TO attend.
The funeral sermon Of Mr.. George
Bell, deceased, will be preached at the
house Of Mr.. John Bells, Tin the vi
cinity of Ashley,) on the second Sab
bath in next month (April,) at twelve
o'clock. JAS. w. CAMPBELL.
March Is, lS43.
, 1843-03-25
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby sivea. that the ua-
~ de,sixssd has obtained from sas Clerk
of the County Cosss Of Linools eoraty, let
tiers Of Administration upon tao Estate Of
James Thoma.ea, deceased, bearing date the
February 9th, A. d. ls42. All persons
having claims against ssid sststs, ere re-
que.tsd to exhibit them in ORB year from
the date Of lid Letters fos sllo1saes, or
they may be precluded from ssy bsae6t Of
said estate; and il such elsins ara BOT pre-
sented within three yssD from ths date Of
said letters, they vilibs forever haired.
ELIZABETH THOMSON, Adn'r.
March II, le43. S120.
, 1843-03-25
sale of Real Estate.

THE undersigned Administrators oil
Il the Estate Of William d. Biggs,
deceased, in pursuance Of an order
of the County Court of Pike COun-
ty will expose TO public sale be-
fore the Court House door in the town
of Bowling Green, on the first day Of
the next May Term Of the County Court,
of said County, the following described
lots of land lying in said County, vi.
S. IL 10, No. 2, N. w. Or. SEQ. l8,
.T.'54, N. R. 2W.; the w. l-2 d. ".
ar. sec. II, T. "a, N. r. 2 w; tho E.
10 N. E. Or. Sec. 81, T. So, N. r. 4
w. the w. ~ N. w. Or. See. 81, T.
so, N. R. 4 W.; she S. E. ~ E. l..
section 30, T. 50, N. r.. 4 w.; w: IL
S. E. Ia, section 80, and W. IL N. =.
IA, Section 81, TOWNSHIP 81, y. X.
4. West. The above lands will be col
d on a credit Of II and 10 months, the
purchaser giving bonds with personal Sc
curity for the payment ofhs purchase
money bearing interest at 8 per cent.
from day Of sale.
w. READING, ~}..-,-
". C. DOWNING. Adm'r''
Bowling Green, Feb. rs, ls43.-4t
, 1843-03-25
ROWLING GREEN ACADEMY.

1.-THE subscriber, a graduate Of Dart
i mouth College, N. Hampshire, pro-
poses to take charge of this Institution
the ensuing season. The course Of in
struction will embrace the Elementary
and higher branches Of ar English Edu-
cation, together with the Latin and
Greek Languages. He proposes to COM
msncs the 6rst session On Monday, the
Sd. day of April ne1t.
TrrAs PEz MosrH.-Orhography,
Reading, Writing, & Elenss.aTy Arith-
metic. 81 70
English Grammar, Ge,gaphy,
Arithmetic &c. Ito
Latin, Greek, Mathematics &c. $50
To give permanency to tho institution,
the subscriber designs to remain in
Bowling Green for two Or three years,
at least, If he meets with the appreciation
and patronage Of the public.
1t will be tho aim and object Of the In
structer. to prepare young nsu for the
business of life-foI school-tsschers or
for College. Testimonials Of scholar
ship---moral character end success - .
Teacher, may be examined ~ any =
who will call on the subscriber.
RIyYxnENcEs:
Judge E. Hunt, G. Porter, Esq, Jas
O. Broadhead, Esq, or Rev. jones w.
Campbell.
Bowling Green, Feb. 18th. l6a3.
JOHN HUBBARD.
P.-S. / will give instruction to Q class
of young men, in the higher branches,
until tho regular session shall eomnence,
if such apply soon. In.
February 18th lS43. l6--h.
, 1843-03-25

A REroRmATroS.-The New York
Sun saws the vast UNI distiilery he
longing TO Jacob Cram. IN that city.
his been closed for ONE month',
and the immense warehouse 's 10"
being converted in;o dwelling houses.
Ii was originally CONSTRUCTED $" Mat
i, might be- thus altered with faculty.
II will mike nj out thirteen conrm"di-
Gus three story brick dwellings, each
e5 feet front by about GO feet 'err.
, 1843-03-25
SCHOOL,.

FNNUE present term Of my school will close
on the :1ist inst. aud rs there may be
some doubt abroad iu relation to its CON
tinuntion, would respectfully inform the
citizen. Of Bowling t;reen and vicinity that
I shall orrn school sg II" On the htst Mon
day in April. Aud with due f"i'h'ni"ess,
and attention. ] will give in'trnctions on all
tie brant hes Of nm English Education taught
in our common tchools, on the moderate
term. of Eve dollars per pupil for a term OF
five months.
Iwould avail myself OF the present op
p~ortuni,y of I%ciuIning my most sincere thanks
10 those who have favored me with thei'
onttupagr, the last Eve months.
JOSE PHI P. HUBBARD.
Bowling Green, March l1th, le43.
NIB am authorized to cay that a por'
lion Of the public funds belonging TO thi'
district, will be appropriated towards de-
frayiDg the tuition fees Of snch children N
attend this school the next term.
J. P. H..
March l1th, ls43. 4wl9.
, 1843-03-25
TAT OF MISSOURI,

STATE or MISSOURI S.
In the County Court, Feb. Term, le43.
Jesse G. RODGERS AdmiDistrator de
81 6onis non Of the Estate Of Lewis u
terb.ck dec s.ed. comes and files his petit
ton for The sale of the real estate OF said
.lccea.ed, and said petition is accompanied
nv a true account Of his Administration. a
lat Of the debts due to aud by the deceased
and all inventory of the real estate, and Of
all other ns,ets in hi. hands, the whole ven-
fed by the affidavit Of said administrator
It il therefore ordered that nil persons in
trrcsted in said estate, be notified that IN
les. the contrary be shown on or before tn"
first day Of the next tenn Of this Court, nm
order will be msde for the ale of the fol
,ow ing described real estate TO wit: lots 33,
81, 20, 40. ZIG, md 81, with the improve
mrnis thereon, in the town Of Bowling
{: ZEN, or 81 much thereof ns will be sntl
Gent To pay the debts vi said deceased, and
thst this notice be published ioi 81 weeks
in .ome newspaper in this Stste.
A true copy oi the record
Tieste: A II BUCkNER, Clerk.
February 25th. l>43. 6~H-
, 1843-03-25


A NOZZLE BoY.--Ahout Il fortnight
sincs. rs two lads, one aged thirteen
The other eleven. sons OF Mr.. Edward
Godfrey. o. West POM. we're skaiinH
upnn the Hudson. The eldest, IN pass
ny over a Place where tie ice was
thin. broke through ana stink. 81.
reset" tn surface and Struggled Wit
tie i... which broke with him tn
TIVE a. III ee rods. As soon as ihr
,curscriad. who bad plid.d a di'-
Jfuurc drNnt the river sa~ the coma
ton his orOlhcr was IN, lie fastened
10 is rescue. ard with MECH presence
.,f mind cred ont Don't lie afraid,
Bnh. III get you out He ska'rd as
near rs ii MIS- p,uden, TO do. then
stripping oil his ;tle o%verc"at, and
taking. it by the end OF The sleeve. h"
iay downupoD the C and swung II
on, 10 his brother. who caught hold
Of il and WAS drawn safely OUT
Young as the lad is. he has saved Two
hoys ir,m a ~a,erv grave; n about
a year since.- Joulna! oil Com
meice.
, 1843-03-25
STATE OF u,

STATE OF MISSOURI, s.
County Of Pike.
In the Count, Coat. February Term ls43
ET i. ordered by the Court that the follow
ing be Observed as the order Of transact.
ing business in this Court at every term, viz:
MONDAYS and TUrspAYs, Of ench term to
be devoted to County business, including
Roads, Revenue, Road & Canal Fund. comfy
and township school funds, claims against
the county, pauper'. county Offices &c
WEDNESDAYS TO allowance Of demands a.
gainst estates not having had an annual set
Element. THURSDAYS and FRIDAYs, to au-
nual settlement, of Administrators. E,ecu-
tor. and Guardians, in the order Of the dock
ct kept by the Clerk to allowing demands
against estates, settled on the tame day by
Administrator. and Executors, and any 9TH
er business in relation to the estates OF de-
&C ased persons and minors; and SATURDAYS
to nnd settlements and business relating
thereto.
A tne copy from the record.
Teste. A. Fl. BUCKNER, Clerk.
PerS. w. BucxsER. d.
March llth, lS43. l9-tf.
, 1843-03-25
Administrators Sale of Land.

THE undersigned Administrators OF
Il the Estate of Greed T. Ferger.
son, deceased. in pursuance OF an or
der of the County Court of Pike
comfy wil! expose to public sale be
fore the Court House door in the town
of Bowling Green, on the first day Of
the mex, May Term Of The county
Court, Of said county, the one un'
divided fourth of the following tract
Of land. viz: the North West
fractional or. and S. w. !, and that
par, Of n. e. / N. +. or. township
&c. No. SIS N. of the base line, X.
No. a west of the 5,h primo T'al me-
ridean containing 1877 acres and %
hundredihs.
A.. L. FERGERSON, Admir-.
February 1lth l843. l5-o.
, 1843-03-25

which will in no wise exceed. and
may probably come under, what has
been customary in the county fer the
last five years.
The only question now to settle,
TO carry out the position which | have
taken, that it will not become neces.
sary to increase the rate of taxation,
in the prosecution Of the work is TO
devise ways and means, for the pay
ment Of the above balance without
resorting to such n measure.
There are other sources ir the
county from which n loan can be OH
tanned upon a credit amply sufficient
10 enable the county to pay il in some
three or four years, by such n rate Of
taxation as will in no wise be griev-
Gus or exceed what has been custo.
mary in the county. This last diff
Guilty being'.now settled. i, must be
apparent TO the mos, scrurlus mind,
that it viii NOT, become necessary to
onpress tho n@eooIe. or entail a heavy
debt uoon them to erect, such build.
mrs . ha s,i,ea =, tke cbarac-
I Ter Of the county.
The only other objection set forth
in the petition alluded oah0ye, which
shall notice al resent. i that Which
has reference u, he unseuicd cues
ri.n oG .se permso,n' lacl;ion oil ~,
county seat: g; 3 H&iua C-cen/ In
.oso e.;r his "a; ieci;.a {, oIv ie
come recess.ry 4arnc te tcIftmn.'
t. sne.tla,iyn ,Iaa i ,cI"ieto;csc
dome. | aav, no :,dcauaX ne n. -
knowing lie exact ST f. q %lutii'
sentiment onon tie H. jet Al rhe
present tine. as "a .rej.i,d Of tea. /,
,w,, years has rIanseG since Il full ex-
preston Of popular f,pinion vas as
cerluined. In replying however 10
that objection. think i, bu, yea.
soualle to suppcsa3 that The petition
ers themselves Ire not sufficiently
acquainted with t|f,e public sentiment
Of The county at llre,cnr. TO make a
nearer ,,,rss. nr c.AlcuIa,ion Of the ex.
act humble, of thy1se Who would like
to make a changer pflocation to some
more favorite poin,2. than they dill ir
Rca'cul#ting The probable cost of build
ing a house. when the dimensions o
the same we've iurniSsl,ed the irxiew
Having cndeavo5rcd to answer tht
rrincii.!e ohjec,ioTs which have beer
brought asalnsiitfi erection Of a new
Court llruse al 'iijs tine. ] shall nov
state the mutivIE by which have
been actuated,A, id the reasons VIII!
have been IN kvor of such a mea
sure and cloak this communication
1t is a fact Aesumc well known Il
r almost everyf citizen in the county
/ that the CourA Mouse now in use j
uhalhnRp ft N,he transaction O
: u6us'nessS ohrIng the winter
and has also bec&me an unsafe deposi
! tory for the 5apers and records Of tn,
coun,y.f Tie clerks have found j
| necessary 10 remove their offices Il
/! anothef building which is also Ia
. from Ming safe. particularly from fire
, 1843-03-25
TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.


VA FISHING 10 close my career in
w Bowling Green, ! offer for sale
The Old B,ick Tavern and lots 1e-
longing to it, together with variety
of household furnature, suitable for
tavern use, also vacant lots situated
in diAeren, parts Of Zoe town, and a
tract Of l6o acres Prairie and 50
timber. within Il mile Of town. In
case | should mol sell, | will, if desired
rem, The tavern with the privilege OF
srllinu and giving possession al some
su,tahl4 time I" lie agreed upon.
Terms >han be accommodating.
AUG. curry.
February 18th ls4S. l5---tfs
, 1843-03-25
Paw up!

TINE subscriber having commenced 6u'l'
ness under the firm at Eas'in q Kan'
kin., would be obliged 10 his former eusso'
mers to come forward and settle their ae-
counts. by payment Of Tho money or by note
CHARLES ID. EASTlN.
~c,srkrills. Jan. 10th ls$3. evil.
, 1843-03-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

~OTlCHsAersby gives tbst the under.
signed hss taken ont letistss q Admin
i.tration on the eststs Of joan n. Treble.
decd, from the Clerk 81 COspty Count Of
Pike county, bearing date the ~ u March,
A.. d. 1913: oil perssbs, therefore who
have sny claims against the estate Of said
deceased are required TO exhibit tie ame
duly authenticated for ~sllovssse, within one
year from the date Of said letters, or they
may be precluded from having ssy benefit
of said estate, and il such claims ere mot
presented within three years they will be
forever barred.
ANDREW J. TRIMBLE, Adm'r.
March 18th, 1912. 3w20.
, 1843-03-25

The Teetotallers of ireland now num-
Der between FIVE and six millions. This
is the most extraordinary reform on re-
cord.
, 1843-03-25
PAY UP.

"HOSE indebted TO Foiwell 4 Jennings,
fer LEATHER, or otherwise, Tor tho
past year. will please CONF forward and
make settlement with the under.isued, eth
er by payment Of the money Or giving their
notes, a, all the ~ccounts ere in his hands.
and he is authorised to settle them.
0. S. JENNINGS.
Bowling Green, March llth, lS43. st.
, 1843-03-25
TOBACCO! TOBACCO!

MHHE undersigned having made ,ueA ar
Z engagements in New Orleans and New
Yorh, for the shipment Of Tobacco. as
will secure to those shipping By them, the
very highest market prices, would Inform
their friends, and the public generally, that
they rave 4 good Warehouse, and are now
prepared for the reception of this article,
upon which they will advance Goods at the
low est prices, and a portion in Cash.
j. N. BRYSON g. Co.
Lsni.iana, March lst. IS4S. evils.
, 1843-03-25

LETTER FROM MoNrEvnEo.-We
have advices from Munsevide". To the
29ih Dec, two weeks later than pre-.
vious advtces. brought by the Henry
Keeland, Lock, 81 days from that
port.
The late disastrous battle between
the Argentine I"rces and the banda
Oritn,ales, spread a gloon over The
horizon Of Monievideans who were
nobIy struggling with a disFroro,tion'
able force against the invaders. From
one of the letters with which we were
favored. we extract the i"llowIng:--
"But our confidence in the abilities
Of Rievera, inspire us with hope thai
he vii! soon be in Il position 10 take
a stand against the invader; and eve
~ one who has read or heard OF the
atrocious acts committed by Rosas lr
April last, will shudder at the very
contemplation of scenes which would
doub,Iessly take place, were he t'
succeed in the invasion otMonievideo
"Adniral Brown, was daily ex'
pec,ing orders TO blockade Montevi
dec.
.The navy cf Montevideo has l'eer
disbanded. and Com. Coe is about II
return homo"
The U. S. schr. Enterprise, Cap
tain Wilson, arrived at Buenos Ayres
Dec. 81. The Decatur. bearing ih'
remnant of Com. Morris, has saile'
10 Montevideo for Buenos Ayres.
On the 18th JAM, in long. % w.
Ila,. 10 s., the II. X. passed 'h'
French steamship Of war Conner
n. Y. Sun.
, 1843-03-25
n Cent Reward.

SECONDED from the undersigned. in
n the mouth of September last. IN inden-
ted apprentice by the name Of James Wind
.or. All persons are caotioued against har.
boring or furnishing him with any thing on
my account, and for his delivery to mol will
pay the above reward.
JOHN FOULKS.
Louisiana. March 11th, 1S43.N 3wi9.
, 1843-03-25

Az ExAMpLE.-thhu Burrl''. CAL
ed III. learned blacksmith. wh" Is at
this ,iu c master OF more 4 an my
difereK, lineuares, told gentleman
Who related IL 20 us. that when ne
frs, formed a Determination 10 lie
come acquainted with books. he'na
an apprentice at the time 10 his trade
he earned one day by extra labor d
quarter OF a dollars. and with tins IN
his pocket, he walked fifteen miles ~
night, bought a Latin gramn,er, walk.
ed the fifteen miles back, and was al
his work the next morning at The usu'
al time.--W Washington a. C.) Chronl'
Gle.
, 1843-03-25

JUVENILE DEpRAvITY.-A letier
from Stutgardt. Germany. states that
the Court Royale II The Black For
est. sitting at Obe,ndo:fl, has just teen
crca.co IN the triaI of a boy eleven
AID a half years Of age. named
.Schcffirr. FOR having in six month
made 80 attempts at incendm'ism' m
five of which he succeeded, and
which caused the Destruction "i So
houses, valued with their contents
u, 10 600 (442.ooof). lie was
sentenced H. lie confined for Twelve
, 1843-03-25
new Court House in tie town o
Bowling Green.
HIRAM G. EDWARDS.
Bowling Green, Mach %, '43.

SUICiuE AND THE REAsoN.-A few
days since, Mt. Jnmrs L. P. Orrick.
of Roxbury, Mass, was found hang
ing by the neck. bya cord. attached
10 the top.of door in his own house.
He had attempted To destroy himself
before, by some other means. 1t
was a very deliberate attempt, caus-
ed by pecnniary embarrassment,
which pressed very heavily upon him.
He left some writing, for "the moth.
er of my children," which detailed
more minutely the cause Of the act.
He was formerly Of the firm OF W.
rick & Simmons merchants. He was
about forty two years OF age and
has left a wife and six children 10
mourn his loss. A friend OF the de
ceased writes the following:
"When a man falls by his own
hands. kcommunity in which he
div cit 81 back with horror-and
too Oft q seeking The cause'c cover
the nan Lsf the departed with un'
merited oMoeuv. The writer knows
Mr.. OfrickH eIl, and during long
wears of 1uniIiar intercourse, ever
found HIN a tyue hearted man. In ms
I"us days. his disposition "a
III hose Who cal'eded On lin
,/aid or sympathy. ~ OILY BY hi-
Lans. When overiaken b. adr"r-
Ct,-suuse!ine. Under the str'n,
.rasp If p"rcfy lie T.. ke'l COR sIui-
I'nr aid.ard s,miaihv. lie dd ""'
| iad n m. ldk Il st NJ "a SUI
| n i Ell, i lio ni,i~, u Tie ccrrn,
81, .irnr auj /. Idly trtfsthe s),"rr I'LL
| tl,n.ih exhrns c,i with iis efforts,
Ii.,rkin. ,nr:ud IL vain ior nd his heart
| lied w%itilir, ;,,a,. i'- 1-te ever ,he
| f ugv'e ard rn'unt'cy sunk beneath
j;se waYs. t. SICK relie. IN DEATH
HIS nSn Iast-v"rds are-'l never IN
ten irualiv wrerecd Il fe!lnw-man
andI feel t one OF the duties ] owe
10 nv BOYS To say. that her father
is free fr"m every crime save ihai I"
lrnvcr,v. The world usually find:
the u of the act which now
ne,fonn in the suli,ct having done
Somewhat discracrful or criminal
such is noI the case with me-m,
heat is hroken-Acannon live
have tried bnt in -"
, 1843-03-25

WIN. PENIX, Sheriff.
March Is, l843. 9w2i.
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NAvAL.-We have Cape Town shipping list TO
the 9th of January, and also of the Both of De-
cember. Both state that the John Adams was in
port and the latest reports her ready to sail for Rio
de Janero. Neither make any mention OF the Con-
cord, or 81 mutiny on board the John Adams
Since the above, the Isabella has arrived from Rio
and reports the John Adams there on the 14th ut,
bat no mutny IS mentioned The brig Chipoa had
been purchased by the United States Agent, to pro-
coed to Mozambique for the remains Of the Con-
cord
The Margaret Hugg, was at Rio for Norfolk, with
part of the officers and crew of the Concord. They
arrived from Africa in the John Adams
1t was rumored in Baltimore and in this city, last
Monday, ''that Capt. voorhees,, Of the ,Vincennes,
had shot Mr. Boyle, her first lieutenant" AS Capt.
Buchanan is commander of the Vincennes, and
Lieut. Boyle attacked to the Fairfield, it is believed
that no such ''shot" could have occurred on board
the former vessel.
Orders have been sent to the Portsmouth Navy
Yard for the immediate construction a sloop OF
war to be of the size of the Saratoga.
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MEMorRs OF THE Rss. SAMUEL MuNsoN, AND THE Rev
HENRT LYMAN late Missionaries to the Indian Archia
pelagO-by the Rev. William Thompson. New York, d.
Appleton & Co.
Here is another valuable volume respecting the
islands In the Indian Ocean, full Of that kind OF inio
nation, which recently has become so necessary on
account of the revolution in the international AFFAIRS oil
China. This book is a suitable companion for phiips
'Lie of Milne !" while its low price renders obtsina'
BILE for all persons, without exception the volume of
hundred ninety six pages is sold for l2a cents
Aud il equally valuable in the merchants counting room
ans the operatives workshop in ke Christians libra
ry. For sale at this Office.
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LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS.

pu,,.n,,. Mo,cT ga1sId Ph;I.na n.,,s, Newc,
tic. Eng; Msitiand, (Br) Kelly. Yarmouth. Ms.
RALTIxoRE March 29-Au Water Witch. Fry. Mayaguez;
Msrshal CLARK psmerara Sid Rich,d Anderson Bennett,
Janro Baltimore Parker Mary Stanton Bearse do.
R,cEmorD March 2-An Cornelia NYork; Leontlne, do;
Danl Baker, do.
NosroLx, March :a-AT Oesrs, Smith. NQhcans; Only
Son. Moore ,AttakaDs Below, bound up, English brig
In Hampton Roads Eizabh Ha from Baltimore Tor Have
also, barque unknown.
NEwDERr, NC. March ls-An Mary, Williams. from Marti-
nque.
Nfcrk.
SAVANNAH. March 25-Arr Arg- Snow, Poston; Perfect
Rich do. CID Lesnder Brl Phelan Lverpoo Frank Lew
il, NYoIk. Sid Democrat, Howes, Apslacnicola.
General Record.
BRuc MARY JANE--The Water Witch, al Bstuore from
Maysauz, reportSpoke, March a. lat IS ST. Ion 10 English
barque ELIJAH III. Of Bristol having board the of brig
Mary Ann Mary Jane, OF Bath Me- taken of in the lat Of
Cape Henry.
Foreign Perts.
MAYAoUEz. March Pin port, Tangie Parks wtg cargo;
Gallant Mary Conn, 9TH dsg; Joseph Pike from Newbu'
ryI0ft, arr 10Th.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.-The re-opening of this po-
pular establishment next Monday night, with Mr..
Forrest and Miss Josephine Clifton, in the new
play of the Patrician's Daughter will be hailed
with delight by every true lover of the legitimate
drama. Mr.. 1horne is making extraordinary efforts
to revive the character of his glorious profession
in this city We understand that Mr. and Mrs.
Brougham are already engaged to succeed Mr.. For
rest and Miss Clifton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

90 In consequence OF other engagements it will be
impossible for the eccentric DR.. Valentine to remain at
the American Museum after tomorrow. His comic ini-
stions and paror too good to be be
lost and all who would witness chsste amusements and
enjoy hearty laugh, should be sure and visit the Mu-
scum this or tomorrow evening. Miss Darling. the
English enchantress, nightly increases in public favor
and Chang Fong the Chinaman, oustrips all we have
in feats Of dexerty. The Giant Boy, whose
greatness is the public theme, in Boston, will be at
the Museum In the course OF the next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-31

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