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vn iuabIc Town property for sale.

nil Il subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms
the house and lot where he now resides, IN the
States Addition to Ottawa, together with n good
cabinet shop mud other Improvements. The LOT is
on the corner of Columbus street and the street in
front Of the Catholic Church, in the most pleasant
and eligible par, of the town, hpply,o
npril l. l. fANNlNc.
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Fine Ha,s...rali styles.

DEEBE's Fail Style q mole skin hats, n superio
ID qualify, Just received and iotsale byby
aug . kouS g. MASniEpArN
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pIC0Sc Read CHS,

A LII plouphng or digging sand on my land
~ west and northwest OF Newark and Mil
ford grave yard is strictly forbidden, undcrpenalty
ofthe law. LEVI BARNARD.
Newark atril l2, 1851
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Domestic Goods !

u Al 81 lO-i I'll bcachcd aud brown Sheet.
lngs and shuings, batting, wOddnr cotton yarn.
carpet warp, striped shrlncs cking, diapers, now
opening at the corner brick store, and for sfle at
very low figures June l. p SANGER & Co.
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4 LII kinds of cooking stoves Tar.or stoves, r.1l1
Il and fancy, manufactured hy eastman & Co
and Tor sale at foundry prCes.Ny
march GRImrr 6 pRrsrov
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RHu~.


foo KEGS best quality Boston Nails, 1ssorre
wv sizes. Also 30 beg fence uaI =, for sale b
march GEIulEr s. Passion
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W A(.ONS,
Choice Family Flour.

. TWO horse wagons, and . one horse wagons
> made and tnmmed in the best manner, iCi
sale by april IL ]. c. GAY.
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Nliseei famous.
LIME. LIME

VIE subscriber Is engaged ~ The business Of
4 burning Lime at the old Stone Quarry On
the school, section, some - mtesbs.ow Ottawa and
asks the attention 81 builders, p.aslercgs, m.sous,
* 10 his Kiln. he processes to be- acquainted
wi,a his business ana 20 furnish aucl letter att
sc ti1u Is now burn, M ihls ucIgboorloud. And
he pledges himself that h.s prices shB. De saylsiac
tory may 10 D.p RoAFH.
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American House for Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale the American
i House, NJ the Junction oithc Illinois and Fox
rivers, IA Ottawa and all the furniture, &c, thereto
AZ bargain. The house has been kept
fora number ofyeaTs, and has always proved mon
ey making stand. A. l.. MILLER.
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" Nnhpll WHO.

NO. , and 3mlckrrcl, cod fish tongues sounds
y and white fen, just received 10y
march ; GEIuLEY & PRrsroy
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Virginia Hotel,

IT NH-'f" F~Vy
RI JOHN Ii SpARR. Corner Of Maine and
Green Streets 81 louis No.
rNHIS house l. located m the business part Of the
city. aud for room and comfort, is equal to any
hotel IN the civ merchants and others visiting the
ely on business will find II greatly to then adyan-
ia {e to stop at this house Their charges are mo-
dere,e and ACCOMMODATIONS Of the best quail v
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Judson College.

Fs'HlS Institution (fnrmcrl, Nj. PaIluRc Acad.
envy was chartered February 1851, and is
now open Tor the reception Of students. In order
that II may meet the wants OF all classes, ACadcml-
cal Normal and Female Departments are connect
ed with The course OF instruction will be- thor
ough and systematic. The year will he divided in
10 four terms:
Spring term commences 81 Wednesday in April,
Sumner 81 August,
Fall 9Th October
Tuition in the several departments from SO 10 IS
per quarter Extras Muse, Piano Forte IS, use
Of instrument, - Embroidery Drawng and
Painting from 50 to "a French SO Contingent
bill ~ cents Rooms 81 80. The above expenses
paynblcin advance. No student admitted for less
time than halt term. Rooms IN the institution
furnished by the occupants. There will be- a ynca.
lion OF Two weeks at the close Of the winter session
and one OF SIX weeks at the close Of the summer
session
The annual commencemen, will take place on
the 18th of July, at which time there will he an exam
nation oithe college classes, and an exhibition
Good board can be- obtained on reasonable terms
students wishing to board themselves will be fur
n,shed with rooms IN the institution The trustees
will spare no pans to make this institution worthy
OF patronage. Measures are being taken to ohun
an extensive library. We have already mn excel
lent geological cabinet l'plroy's mathematical
md Astronomical apparatus, and also surveying
apparatus. All books used in all the departments
can be obtained on reasonable terms al the nstl.
tuition.
LOCATION This institution is located a, Mt Pal.
atlne, Putnam county, 40 miles from Peoria. 10
miles south of Peru aud La Sale and 10 miles enst
OF tlennepn. Ii is n retired elevated aud healthy
spot and IN the midst ofnn cn,erprisingand religious
community All business on school matters, ad.
dress Rev {. NJ WRIGHT, OF Mt pah,inp
CHARLES Cross,
july"s, 1851 Secry Of the Board and Acen,
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ClyN'T, NUTjal LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
eNpIrsI $500 900
The Farmers Wants Met
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

sH ANiNG just returned Gum ;aa country.
whore lhars seen number Of The farmers
"lnN-'' 'n- dr.. lass -rcnI and Gall, and
.,'. U.l' ..l'. l,s" ~ .r.' .'l 'A'g' s.
r . . ,' '.'. i ,- a,.' , Sg
f- MI. III. r". s'. w., , ,' ma. ,t.,,,, ,,,-
other. The ,ry'ng of labor and seed alone Is sui.
accr. .rt.gr.ru, boy every urmrr to have % jr.,.
be-. .ler" are H..-Gcous.Irruuou- OF s' greater INA
H'''any-' .sli mas been n.y a~ceuam,d ,da' NJ
..'' .'t. more " .1' can 't '-'s'' "N'le u
VI. . 81. .''... ....,.,,,.,. ..l
.r.t .t ,yS.."r 5,r -..I M ..oJ- ~ .r',,n ,g 4
seeds. Mr. p.Ig...af ll--.,r.in. vb6purth9s-
aI d 1-.. last spring. said he would plan, or sow
every .ya no a,, nm 'yAgyp, potatoes with the
"... .4-'y hH'' inquired ~ Mr y corn could Dee
y1a.l BOO .'1HaLr with the DRILL -1y DO can.
~t" 'hr.e h'i'- .a.I AoEts' ihai "9s planted VITA
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CPLEN DID stock of boys calf, kip, seal, and
= coarse boots and shoes Ladies and misses
bootces kid slips, silk and prunella CATERS, and cx-
celsicrs some new styles Just received by
NAV g. 1850. l., y. SANGER 4 Co
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LAKNE STOCK OF
Drugs and Medicines,

The subscriber, At the City Drug Store, is in full
receipt Of his summer supply Of fresh Drugs and
Medicines from the eastern and southern markets
liehas now on hand better stock than has hereto.
fore been kept in this place consisting OF every art
Gle belonging 10 The Drug business, together with
good supply of Books aud Stationery, Fruits and
Nuts, and almost every article Necessary except
hardware aud tapes. The pubc are solicited focal
andhe satisfied before purchasing elsewhere
Physicians can have orders filled Mt Chicago pri.
ces. G l.. THOMPSON.
Ottawa June l. 1850
Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
EOR Sale whole sale and rctnilnt IS per dozen
J. by G. u. TuoNrLoS, Agent
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administrator Notices.


Estate Of Nprh CoaHor deceased
DURSUAN'r 10 an order Of the county court Of
4 LaSal.c county, notice shcrcoy gwen, that all
persons having claims against the estate Of Hugh
N'hnrr, late ct La Sale county, deceased, are re-
4uH'"'o produce the same IN Whiting, and he them
"a saIa '.uIt on the
fo-fb .Nonday ii S,pfcejsr arrt,
Wheh ana NH'Tr sad claimants ere requested 20
a'tvhdo' tAc pn'9osc OF having their clam sad us-
cd IA pursuance oiIIy
july 81, lN.!-'". r.r>HA N,EANoRr, AGRir.
AEmui1Il'yis Sal,
Y Office .-r-ueny gwen, tha' by virtue of a de-
y cree ut mr livingston county cuJ.t. M the
August tern. thereof 1851, | shall scN.s public
ou,lonr ~ the door ~ the count house 90 IoFfac
IA said county, uu the first Tuesday n the month VI
October next between the houJs ct .ou,vrN1 m,
and p m, o' me same day the west luIi at the
south west quarter of section No p aul 'nIs ana
g. west hat of The north west quauyrut section lG
and 'i u south w,~Guartrr 90 the south wee quar-
ter oi -n'L ,rcuCu 10, all IN township No - uuIrh
oiurEr6 east oi the Ihird prnciyal mrrld,ln con-
tanning Two hundred acres, or So much thereof AS
shall Dee necessary 10 pay the d,h'S and cost-uto I-
muri"u'n, due on The estate OF Ellis Harlan de-
ccasrd augg lSAAc BuEGr, Adm'Str.
Administrators sue OF Real Estate.
Dl virtue ct "a accr,lal order ct the county court
ID of In sale county, entered o, The August term
thereof lS5l. sha us administrator Of the estate
OF John Me CRry, deceased, sell at publ, uuctiuu
To ilr ngHcs, bidder, ON the premises no the town
O. Mission IN said county otla Sale, on the
E'ryH Hr - O.tu1sr merit
between Tine hours o. y o'c,po, VI. aud o'clock
7 Vi. o.. SAID dag, the following described real cs-
t4rr, VIZ:
A part Of the nwq see -. bounded as follows
CONNIE rciug 900 the ~w conner ut said gr see and
rnnmug thence uortl II ,lliDs Go link thrucr east
10 cham, - links tHrnce south u cham, 81 Inks
thence 10 ghMn- - Iinksio Place othrgmnmg, con
q ..ft.Ht I p, 81.
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E0n pairs mcn'sst0ga boots.
Wv 2oopr- kip
500 pans boys d"
iop0 " women's raIfhoo'rrs and ,hncs
ALSO mems and boys bro11u. on --c- houtacs
and ,ho-s-all at our own manufacture, the work
naT1pfo6. Also, indies, misses and chi'fren's
ilnc lid, morocco and leather hu,kin-, hoorr- slips
cxc"lSors and p1tenr leather shoe, IN grna, v1rfry
iorsr.r by ,oprilgl HaiEer - Hickhng
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RNOIs aud Shoe,

INLOVK manufactured nom The best winter
i wheat, in store aud for sale, warranted nj the
warehouse Of mar |. Ions L. JOHNSTON.
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DIR HOOFLAND'S
-ELEBRATED GERMAN BIrTERS.
No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
rEErAREu ny
DIR {. NJ. JACKSON,

Their Porrr orer NE ADORE Diseases is not crc,l.
tsL .ycqadii@d by any other preparation "a the
tmtsd States, as the c.r,s attest, IN many cases
yttg s.|JR Pig NraHs had faded
lhesc buterS are worthy the attention ofinva-
tds. fosSess'nGgrcat virtues IN the rccuhcatou q
diseases oil the liver aud lesser lands exercising the
NEST searching powers In weakness and affections
"llhe digestive organs, they aye, M.,na, sa- cef.
tlu and pleasant
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IrnS, TnnA

IN h1, chests Young Tyson, Imperial, Souch'aE
~ and Gnnpowd1r
1cHe-, IIvson Skin 'cas-alli-psh impor'ai.10s.
md wi, be -5.d low some Of aha, g. cent 'ro -rl
on hand L6prl9) ITaIIer s. Hir,ig
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ttlr0ilinrs.
LIVER COMPLAINT.

ja'pidice Dyspepsia, ChroHic Or NerrOss De6iii
o., Disease ofthe hiiaeyS and al Dis,dses ari-
Silg from Il disori,rsd Lirer or Stomach, s,,ch
as Constipation, At'ld Pacs, FLliatss. or
Blood 20 The Head iciity 81 he Stomach. Nda.
va, H,orib,T1', Disgust for Rood, F4iiasss or
Hoght ntbe Stomach, Sour krHc'dtioHS, Sink.
ing or FigtterHg at the PIT Of the Stomach,
Harrid aud D.5icsl! Breathing, F7wtcring at
NE H,ari Choking or SiBocliiHg Sensations
,rhaI az q Lying Posture, UiaRsss Of Vision.
hot, or Nsbs before the Sight, Ftrr md D,di
Pain a, The Head deficiency Of PRECIPITATION,
isi.olcr,ss Ct tie SKIN and Eqcs. Pam IN the
!Niis. back, chest, Limbs de- Stdisn Egstes
ofIieai BrrHiHgs ia tie ti,Sh, Constant h,ag-
""iys :t EgiL and Grsut Depression Of Sprifs,
L.. u. ----..-L.--.L-.. ---...-I Il.
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READ AND BE CONVINCED,


The Editor said Dee gid" IN H0oflapdS Gel
rbrated German BticyS tor the cure OF Liver Com.
paint Janntce, Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervour
Debility, Is drseycdly one Of the most popular med
Icncs of the day These Bitlrrs have been used hy
thousands, and friend at our elbow SAYS he has
himself received an ctlrctual andptrmuncnt cure Of
Liver Complaint from the use oiths remedy We
aye convinced that, IN the use OF these BIt,crs the
patent constantly gums strength and vgor--n met
worthy oi great consideration. They are pleasant
m taste and smell and eau be used hy persons with
the most delicate stomachs with satcty, under any
circumstances NeaJe speaking from experience
and 20 the afflicted we advise thelrusr'
SCOTS Weekly one Of the hes, Literary papcrs
published 'lld, Aug 25-"Dr HoofaHGs Grrilqn
Filters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson are now rec
commended by the most prominent members of the.
faculty. ns article OF much efficacy IN cases ilr-
male week.-mrs. Assuch is the case. We would nd-
wise all mothers TO obtain bottle. aud thus sayc
themselves much sickness. Persons Of debli,atcd
constitutions Will find these bilcrs advantageous to
their health, As We know from experience the sa,u-
tary elect they have upon weak syst.ms"
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MONE EEINENCE

The Philadelphia saturday Gazette" the best
family newspaper published IN the Uaitcd STATES.
the editor saws ot"Dr. HooGdnds German Buffers,
- ls seldom that we recommend what are term.
sd Patent Medicines to the confidence and patron
Of ourrradcr,; and, therefore, when we recommend
'pr llool'auds German Biters," We wish it dis
inr,.y understood that we are not speak mo Of Nh,
no,tWm, Of the day, that are noscd about io.a bret
period aud Ihcn iurgournai.rr, hsy have done their
guilty race otmschrt butola medicine long cstab-
lI,hrd, universally priced and which has met the
hearty approval OF the faculty ITSELF
That This medicine will care Liver Comp'.int and
Dysy.ps'n, no one can doubt after using It rs d.
ycc'td 1t acts specifically upon The stomach aud
Wer--liF preferable TO ca.omri ~ al bilious disca-
seS--the c-Ct is immediate. They can be- admin
H~red TO ie'qcL OF 'Etgm will safety and reliable
JenrAI, aiduy time
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sligo Iron.

WE have Just received and will
r. keep Consistently on h7ud and tor
IS. - sale at the lowest market prices o
~ full nssortment OIL" Sllgo" ron and
T-ss steel, aud those who wish tor that
or any other stamp otirou, viii do
wc,lto give US a ca. at the old hardware store
June 81. J. MASrEy u Co.
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Glidicy AZ Preston

Il EEP constantly on hand the well known Pc
~ ria md Springfield Piore They h7yeu o,
M hand two Breaking Flows manufactured a' Pc
ora. march GEpLET x pREgoS
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Groceries.

% hlis sugar hlr 10 choice ls2 ba=no7s-es,
sca-ks rice, 50 sacks rotioe,
90 sacks pepper II do a..r.re,
ALSO. cps.iI, nGtmeC7, cloves. ginger, Eng
I-n mustard and other articles 10 the grocery inc
for "a c M very low prices, wh7ieHc and retail.
april % WALRLR & HIcELING.
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A bitter Joke

The New York Heraid-the columns of which
paper have recently teemed with accounts of the
different coalitions Of the two old parties at the
North with the Free. contemporaries the
following bitter piece of irony. We can place
no other construction upon it; for even the Her
aid would never have the face to make such as
sertions seriously. We can imagine the wrtn-
ings of the "paci6cators" under the first fruits
Of their settlement" which requires the most
desperate "ngitaiion" on their part to prevent
from settling them forthwith. Hear Il G Herald
AFTER A STORM COMES A CALM-What has
become Of all the Northern disunionists aud
~lavery agitatorsl For two or three years rasl
they kept the country in state of commotion
and excitement, which, ut one time, threatened
very seriously. Theyare now as quiet us mice
and quite as harmless. What Is the reason OF
this change II is that the public mind of the
North has been thoroughly awakened to the
charlatanry of the abolition fanatics, have aban.
doned them, and left them alone in their glory.
The abolition excitement Will enAin the farce OF
nominating Chaplin candidate for the Pres-
dency, and Fred Douglass AS Vice. There i,
some potency in sober second thoughts, after all
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-07
Meeting oistudents Of Medicine in Hamp
den Sidney College.


Atamee;ng of the students Of Hampden Sid
| ney College, Medical Department, held on the
9th instant, Mr.. B. NJ. Long was called to the
chair, and DR. II. L. Anthony appointed sec
rotary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by Mr.. William McGroigan, and unani.
mously ndopted
Whereas period has arrived in the history
OF our natIona! affairs, when il becomes our duty
ms well as our interest, rs citizens of the South.
to defend Southern rights, and to supper. South
ern institutions and,
Whereas, it ~ IN our opinion highly impoliti,.
in the South, especially during the present crisis
of our affairs to patronize institutions of learn
ing al the North, when they possess no real adj
yautages over similnr institutions at the South :
and,
Whereas, we believe It to be in accordance
with every principle Of right, and entirely expe-
dent that we as Students in the Medical De-
partment of Hampden Sidney College, should
fully express our opinions, and state what we
know of the just claims ard advantages of the
said institution, therefore,
i. Resolved, That the several chairs in the
college are filed by gentlemen who give evil
dence ct superior order Of talents, extensive
experience and great proficiency in their PRO.
fession; and that the course Of instruction. in
medical science, as conducted by them in this
institution, is thorough in all it's branches. and
is characterized by the incubation of principles
ms sound AMI scientific as are laugh, in this, or
any other country.
2 Resolved, That we do very sincerely and
heartily recommend the institution to the "a.
yorabe consideration of all young gentlemen of
The South, Ms atlordng a. grca. facilities for OBJ
tanning a thorough medical education as any
other in the United States; and that there nre
we'ghty and good reasons why they should give
1hls institution the preference over institutions
OF Ike character which are located in those
sections OF the Union, where the people have
openly avowed themselves to be hostile 10 the
interests Of the South,
g. Resolved, Tbnt the several professors com
posing tho ercolty Of tho college,, by tbeis Ut
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Another Compromise.

The artful dodgers of New York are begin.
ing to throw out ian anchor to uindward" fol
Mr.. FISH, in the result of the failure to cleo, him
= fat-footed." 1t is now gently intimated that
Mr.. FISH is National Whg-that it is SANDER
ing him 10 suspect him Of Sewardsm In short
the transparent trckery 50 successfully resor:ed
to in the election of Governor, is to be rehearsed
for the benefit of the senator.
Hear how smoothly the Albany Evening
Journal (the special Seward organ) pac6cates
the President, and the Silver Grays-oiferiug
both pacebo for swallowing this enten en-
tertainment Mr. PEcKsSIrF never preached
more pausibly, or acted more fathlessly.
at has been charged that the friends with
whom We act are too progressive and radical
that we are not sufficiently national and conser-
valve And these charges are constantly reit-
Grated.
Nov, in the selection OF a candidate for U.
s. senator, our friends have united upon Ham,
ilton Fish, who, by education and association,
in location and interest, we'll as from principle,
is emnently national and conservative. And to
these qualities be ndds the virtues of republican
tegrity, all Of which are blended with Wing
faith and practice proverbialy consistent aud
firm. viii conservative National Wing Ad-
ministratiou keep such Wig out Of the United
States senate9
SO, it seems, Nr. FIsHis pure in his national
politics, and only unfortunate in being found
in suspicious postiou--but the pensye public
will enquire, as DIR. Caius does of Dame Quickly
"Whai is the honest man doing in my closet ?"
How happened it that the fsby odor Of Sew
ardism repealed the Silver Grays from support
ing him! How happened it that this fraternal
peace offering from the FreesoiIers was 80 OBJ.
stnatey rejected! And when, where, and how
were the waters of this new baptism poured on
the head of this sinner saved
How docs it also happen that the bitterest Of
the Free-so papers and politicians are 80 des-
perately bent on pushing him into Mr.. DrcxES-
SONS seatl
The attempt to answer these questions would
lead to the conviction Of those trying thus to
consummate a bargain on false pretenccs. But
that such a fraud should be even meditatcd,
proves how utterly shameless these corrupt
cliqucs of trading politicians have become.
Though national" organs, initiating the part
assigned by Lucretius to the Gods Of Oym-
pus, wrapt up in their sublime specnlations on
the best mode Of preserving the unity of the
party and the spoils thereof mny not dciqn 70
drag to light these truck and decker" projects,
We shall hold Up TO public scorn all the petty mr.
tfces, and fraudulent devices resorted to by the
sectional organs Of these shuf1ling and trading
factions, which, having discarded the principles,
still cling to the names Of the disbanded parties
We subjoin from the Albany organ smother
overture, played for tho special benefit Of the
denizen Of the White House.
Complaining Of the rsfusal Of the Silver Gray
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-02-07

NATIONAL HALL.-Miss DAvEsroNTs rape
seniation of Rnmeo and Juliet last night gave
great pleasure TO large and brilliant audience.
The tenderness and pathos of that character
were never more perfectly rendered, and We
could scarce refrain from fhncying ourseIve.
spectators of the scene in fair Verona itself
Her manner is particularly adapted to so refined
and beautiful creation; it has all that dignity
of quiet power which none but the immortal
bard could so well conceive. Mr. FENNo's Ro-
meo was in fine keeping with the gentle maiden,
while the Nurse, by Mrs GILBERT, was most
truthful and amusing portrature.
The entire company merits much praise. and
has not failed to receive il from our Washing
ton audiences ~