Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-12-14
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NEARLY twice as large as any Circus in til
- United states, and without more than dou
oe IhenlmDer OF Performers found in any Circu
IN the South, will exhibit in Plaquemine on
Wednesday the 18th December.
at In the afternoon and 7 in the evening, under
5000 Capacity waterproof Tarque
capable OF accommodating an ordinary sized city
constructed with aine centre poles, expressly for thu
double Equestrian Theatrical performances.
ILLUMINATED INSIDE WITH GAS!
manufactured daily with Patent Gas Apparatus,
Gasometers, Receivers, &c; and
OUTSIDE BY A DRUMMOND LIGHT!
prolongingda into midnight, and gratefully guild.
ing strangers to the Marque, with an Orchestra
composed of
PROF. CARNHAM'S MILITARY BAND!
from West Point: and the whole Amphitheatrical
maanse renewed by the sports, Gambols, Leaps
Dances, and extraordinary ieats of a whole stud o.
Performing Horses and
DIMlNUTIVE TRICK PONIES!
INDUCING in all the refinement of cultivated horse
society, and aping the ways of their sol disant civ.
llized masters. The two absorbing features how
ever, of the Amphitheatre, are
AN ENTIRE THEATRICAL CORPS!
Actors, Actresses, Comedians, Supernumeraries,
&c, under the Stage management of MI. H. F.
NICHOLS, late proprietor of the Adelphi Theatre,
Washington, D. C., and Mrs. F. ORMOND, the
tavorlte Of the Broadway Theatre, n. Y, assisted
by DlCkENSON, the Yankee Comedian: Messrs.
ADAMS, PAUL, ANDERSON. HUNT, HART
LY; Mesdame MOSSOP, PERRY, DICKEN-
son; Miss Heartily, &c-pra1,cing every
night, under the supervision of Mr.. ROGERS. I'M
der whose auSDIpnS tho cau,o piono. nm, f,r o,,or
one hundred nights, in each of the cities, New
York, Philadelphia, and BaItimore-the National
Dramatic Spectacles of
OLD PUT AND MAD ANTHONY WAYNE!
replete with revolutionary "reminiscences and ex-
citing patriotic emotions: concluding the thrilling
Iableaux OF Gen. Washington mounted on a live
War Horse, weighing fourteen hundred pounds,
and borne aiott around the area of the Marque. on
the shoulders of his brave Continentalsr p
And ~
DOUBLE EQUESTRIAN TROUPE! .
comprising the most noted Equestrians, male and
female. Gymnasts, Clowns, Acrobats, Equilibrists,
and Necromancers, to-wit: a9la ~
MR.. c.. j. ROGERS, !
the modern Ducrow, and sole American Scene Ri
der;
Mr.. W. CARROLL,
the Equestrian Chrichton and best living Two
Horse RIder;;s
Mr.. WALTER AYMAR,
the modern centaur and great Bareback Trick
Rider;
Mr.. f. S. PERRY,
the Olympic Jehu, and without a competitor in
his Four Horse Acts;
MASTER CLARENCE,
the Youthful Adonis and unequaled horseman. age.
sex or condition to the contrary notwithstand-
ing; 9
Mr.. JAMES MCFARLAND,
the celebrated equilibrist upon thesIight Rope;
YANKEE KNAPP.
the worlds favorite Clown and Jester;
THE MOTLEY BROTHERS,
from Vienna, with unpronouncablc names, indie
scrlbable Comic Gymnastics and Clownish Feats,
making three clowns in the ring;
Mr.. II. McGINITY,
the acknowledged best Gymnast and Tumbler ex-
tant;
r Mr.. GEO. DUNBAR,
the most expert Equilibrist and Necromancer of
the age; a
MEssRs. McGREW \ WILLIAM AYMAR,
Gemini of Gymnasts and the Castor and Pollux
or the circle; -.
MADAME GULIEME cARoLE,
the Partisan Equestrian and only successful rival
of Madam Macarte;
MRS. J.. MCFARLAND,
the accomplished Horsewoman;
LA PETITE MARIE,
the precious little Equestrienne and Lion Tanner,
with her faithful dog Fiddle, entering the den of
AN INFATUATED LEOPARD!
forshadowing the speedy fulflment of the prophe- |
cy that "a lion and a lamb shall lie down together
and a little child shall lead them.1 And few
MORE OF THE SAME SORT LEFT!
Artistes, indebted to mercenery. pen for lustre, but
after gathering all the laurels the profession af-
fords in the North, alike another horseman Of old
signing for another world of equestrians to con-
quer. And that there may be no drawback to the
picture, all set off with brilliant
AND COSTLY PARAPHERNALIA!
such as has never before greeted the ewes of a
southern audience in a travelling Circus.
CARDS OF ADM1ss1oN.-Dress Circle so cents;
Children and Servants half price; Parquette 25
cents. Checks not transferable.
O. Clergymen ofevery denomination are cor
daily invited to attend these entertainments and
with their families have the entree of the estab-
lishment by leaving their cards instead of tickets,
with the door-keeperon entering.
In the succession Of Sirth District Court,
James Barker, parish Of DerriAe,
DECD. State Of Louisiana.
WHEREAS Dolphin Marineaux having pc
w titioned this Court for letters of admin
in the succession of James Barker,
deceased, notice is hereby gives to all whom
it may concern, to show cause within ten DAYS
hereof why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted. ~ 9
By order of court, Dec. l4th., 1850.
did pA(JI DFRTJETJY ClorL,