The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-09
I'm Lave OF JonN RANDoLrn, or RoANoKa. Lg y. 3

The LIFE john RANDOLPH, OF ROANOKE, by H. a.
Garland
good lie of this remarkable man has long been desired
Mr.. Garland has furnished extremely readable book In
looking back the of this man. find him always
engaged in the work Of destruction. He conceive nor
even supported any measure for building up. Hence he has
left witness OF his mind the institutions Of his country
lie remembered only the genius of mischief. lie dis.
charged enyenomed against the measures of Others
and he enjoyed endh pleasure in aceiatng the feelings
OF his companions His fame that of great orator. but
malicious evininded The two voumes not only con-
tain the history of his e analysis Of his character lint an
interesting account Of the politics and the public men of his
day lad been published shortly after his DEATH it would
have attracted much attention than it does now when
twenty have rolled away. The book for sale at Se
THE Book or THE PASSIONS, By James, Illustrated
This Of te American Annals The edition has been
very superby got up honor to American
For sale at Stees
AMERICAN THRATRE.-Mr. Neafe's Richard on Satur
day night was very excellent performance There was bui
Objectionable cannot dsgure himself enough 10 appear
the character understood by Shakespeare The
in which be dscOuTes his deoies were received
with smes and line called forth laughter and applause
Upon my life, she finds, although cannot myself to be
marvellous proper man. When he plays Richard, he
must pad one leg and give himself an uglier hump Mr..
Neahes voice of the finest heard Ii is plea.
sure to listen to its full meodious We shall take
MIN at his word, and occasionally point out faut-be is
tried too much. There a medu m between the Yankee
suppression OF the letter and this pOmpons parade Its only
ioioWed by eonsonant, and becoming liquid, that
nave ule iollng sound Considering the UOdness
Oh Ihe season. the house very large
from biographical sketch before u.s. we learn that MI,
Neahe abandoned The jack plane carpenters bench in
1859 and from that time has followed his profession with nm
Temtung ardo under great dscouragemels But he has
CONQUERED all difficulties and Is now on the biph mad 70
fame and fortune. '0'' ~
We heartily concur in the opinions of the delta tho, b
indiscrmnate praise bestowed by the Press on an ,I
performances, is dishonorable. For our own mar, w 20
vrusus, because not tempted Having no prinirg t.
OF the heatrei, afford be honest and MI
continue to give them justice whether they desire or
CATALO CUE AND CREDIT SALE-There will be old tn.
DAY at 10 O'Clock, f. H. Petpans auction Toom No
canal street, fine assortment of eaSOnabe Dry Goods
The terms will be liberal, and the attendance Of city and
country merchants cannt fail to be very large.
NEW PATRIouo soNs.--We have received with tn
compliments othe author the new and much admired pa
thoue song The Onion FOreUer,'a quartpte and eho
rus words by Rev, Styles, Ely, d. o., of Philadelphia
music by T. Neil, OF Mississippi We have heard il sung
and we speak advisedy when we say it is most beautf
and sousiTng piece Of music The sentiments the sono
will be responded 10 by millions Of Rseen in every section 81
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eueaied by the and patriots Of the reyouton W.
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