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'8330X3 EDITION 0? I FIFTY THOUSAND > Dollars* Thirty thousand dollars, THIRTY THOUSAND, Two of twenty thousaud, The excessive demand for tickets in April has reluctantly obliged Sylvester to disap* point so many of his patrons, that arrange*1 mcnts hate been made with the manager to < afford the same brilliant chances?by repea- < ting similar lotteries for May. Your attent'ton is particularly directed to Grand Consolidated Extra, No. 8 draws 9th May, capital ?20,000, Virginia, Weelsbnrg, 1 TS'o. 2, draws 14tb May, capital ?80,000, { Virginia, Norfolk, No>l draws 21st May, j capital ?30,000, Alexandria, No. 3, draws 1 33d May, capital. 20,000, Virginia, Peters- 1 burg. No. 9 draws 28tb May, capita!, i 50,000 j Sylvester strenuously urges immediate ap- i plication 'o ail wbo wi?h to participate in j rbe advantages that must resuld to adrenlu- J 4 im?1m U f hhasiaa icig ui unu uuij tua^muvicu >? Each day is productive ol weihb to those who hold on the hem of the garment of fortune's favorite child. Virginia Slate Lottery, CLASS NO. S Endowing tli t Leesbnrg Academy, and for other purposes, T<* be drawn at Alexandria, Va. Saturday, May 7, 1336, CAPITALS, Tktrfy thousand Dolls. 30,000: 10.000; 5,000; 4.000; 3.440; 30 of300030 of t ;?0: 100of 500, 61 of 880 64 ..r 100; &X. Tickets only li) dollars. Certificate ??f a package jf 25 whole Tiek-ta in this Magnificent Scheme maybe bad for $130?shares in proportion. GRASD Consolidated Lot tery: Class 8 To be drown at Wilmington, Monday, Mar 9. ( SCHEME 50 prizes of 1,000 dollars. $25,000; 6.000; 4.00>. 3.5 Kh 2.000; 30 of 1000; 10 of 400; 10 300; dec Tickets *nfv 8 Dalian. . Certificate of a Packajo of 22 whole 1* Tickets will co*t "nly ^93. Hakes and Quarter* in proportion. VIRGINIA STATE * Class No. 1. rv For the benefit of the town of Walk burg, h To be drawn it Alexandria, Saturday, ?[ May 14, 1836. & CAPITALS Twenty-fire tfcoosani dollars. ?c 23.009, 10,099 4.000, 3,000 3.000: SO ?.f ? 1,00ft 10 of I .WO 64 of 850 S6 of 100 a. Tickets ooly tO Dolltn. Ye ntoiora ociemc ? Virginia Stale Lottery, *' CLASS No. Re For the benefit of the Mechaniral Beocvo* w lent Society, of Norfolk. ?p To be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Saturday L"* May 21. K * CAPITALS: X, *30.000; a??;4,0?h^,000; 2,500; 1.0G7I-2 100 of 10W. 10 of 500 20 of 300 64 of ba 200; fcc. . Ticket*only 10 DOLLARS. Mi Certificate of a package ot 25 tickcU will coct *G5 Ea Ilalvn and luartrt* In proportion. gj 50,000 DOLS. S tweat?thou- .? sand dollars. ? 50 Prizes of $1,000. Virginia late Lottery, 1 For ilic benefit >f tbo Petersburg Bcncrolent Mechanic Association. To bo drawn at . Alexandria, Va.. Saturday, May 26, 1836. CAPITALS lUd 50,000; 20.000 10.000; 50 K>; .1.000; 5 3.000; 2730; 2500 2000; 1010 5 of 1300 50 of JOOO: 100 of 50 ) i>4 of 230 64 or 150 dec Certificate of a package cf ?2 Whole Tickcta w C fc?ntfbr ildO. Shares in proporti n. * 8 1 SYLVESTER *9 _____________ car ' flic ..*% ririaTmnrfttM i;AKr?iivrLKs p Fluid Ei tract Har?aparil!a. j Extract BjcIiu, Extract Jalap, Extract Batternut, Syrup Lircr*ort, Boiler's Msgncsian ' Aperient, Balm>f Cdumbia, Hunter's Corn j0/t Plaster, Ifygean Pills, Imperial Hair Djre, *ni Reaching Liquid, to remote iron moulds and the ink spots from Imcn. Doing's Cement, for mending brok m gl*? , eliina . ?S,c : J-mitt's \rrv Water Proof Varnish. AL>t>?*Sal .-Entus. ded Isinglass, Oam Arabic,Gum Saoegal, Arroo Root, Citron, Jujube Past", Tola Lozenges, cr^ Rods As. Liquorice and Opium do. Pepper* uifli mint do. Rhubarb do. Viotal Bronzes, and a *un variety of Surgical Instruments, just reccired refn< and for sale by j ou* YOUNG & M'KAIN. / .March 10, [ ri. 1 S IT S Lias ' 6.fR?e YiEEOS TUG subscribers arc now retiring* supply of English Garden Seeds, of the growth of ltS3&, which Lhty can recommend with great confidence to their friends and customers, as being fresh and genuine. Among which are the following Early Dutch Cabbage, Garden Cmt, Late Dutch do j Giant Asparagrcas, Large Early York do Curled Parsley, * j " Sugar Loaf do White Solid Celery,. i Large Drumhead, do . Large G!?bc Artichoke, i Mountain do Long Orange Carrot. j Green Glared do Early Change Horn do I Early Curled Savoy, Summer Bush Squash Colwart or Collards, Crojk Necked do Curled Scotch Kale Red Clorer Seed, ] Early Cauliflower, Lour White Ochra, Late do Short do Early White Brocoli, Early June Pear, 44 Purple do . Early Charlton do Flee Brimstone, do Early Garden Hotspur < L'?o T?;~- . Rorl? Dwarf Marrntrfal i MIIJ ; - j ?" ?? . Late Flal Dutch do | do ?ir!y do do Biabop'a Dwarf Prolific fellow M nitres do d> ' White Norfolk do Dwarf Green Imperial Aberdeen, or Scotch do Royal Dwarf Prolii.cdo fellow Rota Ban do Earl? Speckled Beans >srge Flanders Spinach "Slobawk do 'r.caley do do Dwarf Prolific, white do few Zeiand do White Kidney do jong Blood Beet, Early Clima do varly Turnip do Ktoe lama Pole do fellow Sugar do Chiewee Pole do Znglisb Yellow do Early Mutnn do 'rench Sugar do " Long rod do dangle WartxcII, Lvjjr Wmdeor do In cuing Sugar Parsnip, Virginia llr,aimony do 0 " Guernsey do Early White Tojcaruia r /?? Scarlet Radish, Corn, j, lea/let 8bort top do. Flint do j*ng Salsond do Sugar do a Vbtlo Turnip do Red Planting Onions p Led do do Tellow do do J (lack Winter do i Early Cabbage Head r Juried Endive, Lr-ttocc ' , ?ong Green Cucumber,' White Carted do 1 p iariy oo co ice do jj ItluTjr or Vegetable Hardy Texter do Oyrtcr Orow.i Dotch do ^ 'eppergraaa, or Curled Magnmn Bunum do Crete, White Mustard Seed ' j, ' ae Canlclopc Melon Large Tomaloea j iutmeg do London Flag Lrck ^ Irren Citron do S.-nooth Orange do ine Apple do Red Onion Seed, ? eman do While do * < ? lttacd Watermelon Broad Leaf Sage y !atcaoe Pepper. Sweet Bazil p, omatoe*Shaped do Term* leli do Sweet Matonxm m orple Egg Plant do La render ,, lastsrtnun Pot Mangold p, 'roc Tart Rhnharb Catnip - tr The above eaulngne of seed completer the a<fimeal of seed for Uua climate, a general stock nf hlch will always be kept on band and sold at the ^ t aal prices. . m TOUWO AM-KAIX; Ui an ? - in 'RES1I GARDEN^SJifiDS, ? *id ufiJ or JTI ftB3jittft is FOR SALE BY P. THORNTON. Ammg mkkk mrt the follovinf: in iriy Vorfc CABBAGE lea do In do Dutch do Early White head do do Sugar loaf do do Cori'd do op do .8?r<? do Summer bush SQUASH pb rum Ueuf do do crook neck do am tie Dutch do Crook neck Cwuaw, am ten Glazed do imng Given Cue amber, at rgv Eng. Sarojf do Early do to ny Lood. CanLdower, Pricklj Gherkins, a; U? do (lor picklm.) op bite Brocoli, Georgia or otch Kt>, Sea Island Water Melon su IctrarU, (a superior kind) hai ri; Spring TURNIP, Apple oredrd do am ila Riga, or Winter Citmel, pla Uov Russia do (for preserving) q? rgo Norfolk field do Large Mod Melon uw te Flat Dutch do Camelope do ad vrdeen or Scotch do Notmro do tab rllow Malta do Vegetable Oyster, in (choice kind) Naslurtion, mo d and White Onion, Large Bel! Pepper, dri bite English Mustard, Cayenne do 1 own do Round smooth Tomatoes lar rgo Flanders 8pinage, Garden Cress, the and do Peppergrass, out ickly do Curled Parsley, bib or Zealand do Solid Celery, ty< ng Whit* Okra, Sage, rly blood Tomip Beet Red Clover Heed, lo yellow do do White Marrowfat PEAS j ng blood do Early Jane do ingle Wortsel or M CUarlelan do qq. rlv Scarcity do Sugar do tab rrlhttg Parsnip, Bishops prolific dirarf do ^ lerosey do Early Mohawk Beans, j*, angv Carrot, do China dsrarf do i)u ng Scarlet KADIbfl. do white Kidney do ort top do do do dwarf do Itoio do Superior while pole do j ng black winter do j Variegated Cranberry do ; tfn bite Turnip do ' Lima do co| xgfi Cabbage Head Early Tuteirora Corn , w|. LETTUCE do 8?^?r do |WOl ignuui oornuni ao | aj u'xurn OiOUl do |JW ( choice kind,) \ ALSO. ?j,j Punplilct* on Garifening, dy, JalruU'/'d i*y U?e subscriber, to aatirrr lor Cats- txi t itij the adjacent count/jr, sear LUc same ha- rru !e. Pan IJ'The above Secdc are warranted Should any cun find the in otherwise, oiler a fair trial, other* thai 1 tie given in tftcir place. Nov. HI. The Indian's Panacea. 30R the cure of Rheumatism Scrofula or 7 King'# Krtl, Gout, Sciatica, or Hip-Gout In?ent Cancer#, Salt Rheum. Syphilitic and Mcr- aftri tal disc a? particularly Ulcers and pninlnl af- c,.r, tiona of the ho net. IJIccralrd Throat and No*- 1,, n ?; Ulcers of every d-?eriplion, Fever eoret't I Internal Ahscetsev, Futuluf, Pil a, Scald- wJJt. d, Senrrey, Biles, Chronic, Sore Eyes. Eye re- pr?r la*. Bloehet, and every variety ofconLageous tvv,M ection, Chronic Catarrh, Headache, proceed 11 g 0f |' n an acrid hum-ir. Pain in the .Stomach anil l)c, ipeptia, pro-eedinj from vitiatiun; Affection# tlien he Liver, Chronic Incarnation of the Kidneys, I |, Several dcbihlr, caused by a torpid action ofj H^ai vewiaoi it?r?K'n. 11 is in^ilorlf rllicactoas j \aci enoralinj; lho??- constitutions which have been j porn icn down by injudicious txrat*ncnt, or jurrnilc j -r jrn, gularitie*. in grnrril trnur, it is recotnmcn- rap's to all tboae diseases Which anoco from imurn- tJ,c ia the blood. vitiation of the humors, ol what Cl(Un r name or kind. tine* wne of the al?-ne complaints may require ?om? for tj nj an!(tint application*, which the cirrum- mi!ii rri of the eaw? will dictate but lor a ceneral mainly or Pmrfjuutor, to rrmrft the. camsr, Tiir. In- crerj r's Paracr t will generallj be f?un-l sufficient ?a-/ei To (he Pnblic. j-.rtru? it if. t'v?! n^defn Phf*icUn??in their uuoiUot tu CXJcl lU lllc'ix prufeMioh, to Cipic.-J the vast fields of sicnce by the aid ofCbimisiry, ind seek out new remedial agents; in short to arire at perfection in the practice by means of act done,?overlook and neglect, as beneath their toiice tltc rich and bonnteous stores of medicine, k Uich the almighty has caused to spring out of the roth in every clime! And how much more true it s, that while the American Physician looks to foreign countries for many of his most common and lecessary articles perpetually changing as tbey arc he dictates of fashion or folly he is sai rounded in lis own country with an endless prolusion. The cungenialily, efficiency aud sartTT of vegcable remedies over mineral, may be estimated by lontrastiog the ancient practice with the uiod< rn; >r. to bring it more immediately under our own obrmtinn ill/I In/I.on nMolion mill ik.f /.f < 1. A | MIV IMUMU ? *M? VI U*V whites. Who, in America, baa not known or beard >f repealed instances wherein some decrepid, nniTtrnding reinalc Indian by means or ber simple o medic* a;onc, baa effected ihe roost rapid and asocitoing cures, after tbe whole Materia Medica of he common practice, directed in the uuwt skilful nanner has failed: And who has not been surprised at beholding Ui; comparative ease and facility nth which the Indian free* himself of any disease, and at tho-olmost lota! absence of chronic disease among Uirm. Who has ever heard of an inisan with a confutation broken and ruined by illrcatinenl' And can a doubt exist, that this happy >xcmption of the savage from most of the ills which the flesh of civilised man is heir to, is chiefly >*iag to the more genial and *afe remedies wbtch it employs. This astonishing difference in success, s a fair exemplification of the infinite superiority if th** simple and safe means of cure which God tas created for the benefit of his childtcb, over base which the pride and the art of roan have isrSTCD From a long residence among a portion of the taigiru] inhabitants of litis country, and an inunote acquaintance with the methods of core* of ** of their most successful praclioners, the proi* *1. . i. era . __ f D . . . . ' kaaMia* J VI uic " lilK s r onjuireu knowledge of some of ibcir moat powerful and ? ironbit remedies. From these be elected soch ! were most ctfieieioos and appropriate rand aftrr 1 nous experiments to test liieir principles and j irsnglb be baa combined ibeta in tbc form here resented, as the moat perfect and beneficial for lie purpose for which it is recommended. 'I b~ proprietor offer* this preparation to the pubc, with the consciousness that be is placing with l its reach, a remedy capable of relieving many oi isatflicted fcliow bcragt, who are suite.ing oner the various en runic and obstinate complaints > which it is applies^?*. To sncb it wiil prove of lexleulablc value, as the means, and in many ca- 1 wthemiy *e*?ixcf relieving their sufferings and, < storing them once more to .'tcallb and happiness, his ia not offered as a common rem*dy, that maj i crcbance be equally good with roanr others now i use, bat as one winch is capable of sanng life in | any extreme cases, when all the osual remedies , il. Tbas it has done repcatcdlj; and this is the ( politico it has obtained wherever it has been in* t odocrd , It is only about three years since ibis prcpara* , ( u was first presented to the public, but in thai i, tort -poor of time, some hundreds of persons . ighl be fuuod, who would solemnly declare that c> believed thai their lire* were saved by it, ia in most case* alter they had triad many pci* 1 ips all the common rvmedirs in vain. Wherever I is known it ia rapidly coming into use, and this 1 ford* the most substantial and convincing proof ' its merits.- * Tiw value of the Panacea, is mcst conspicnoui ' those long standing and obstinate sypuilitie and ro.olou* affections which hare defidrd all other c medics, and particularl,- in thosr cases where ' rcury has been so lavishly u-ed as to cause dis- [ ?tng pains in the bunes, nodes, memorial nl * m, derangement of the digestive organs, dec 9 tese it completely removes and in all cases 11 a lively eradicates the disease and the effects o .'i rcury renovate* tiic constitution, and leave f naiieni sound and well In Kheomatisnib and p ulcerated sore throat, its happy effects arc not ? ^parent, giving almost immediate relief. Taken in proper doses, Tire (solas'* Paxacea crates as an alternative, and detergent; a dur*; ii orelic, diuretic and laxative; an antipasmodic ; K d anodyne, and in proper cases, as a stomachic ' u it cui;urHi{?|iK. UVDvrwiJ upiTtKO, It in* g ftM all the secretions and exertion*, giro* tenr f the stomach, and *xcitt-s action in the glands jn ? lametflar manner. Yrook these principle* lU / cration taoy be nntirr?l ->od. * rina tn?*d?cine boa been (band highly useful in ? My ambiguous durari not here apocilR-d, and it ? been u*cd with wonderful success aa a 6frr?d Fail wmrtfer, by those who art subject to comlints oi the cbrst, and whose constitution* rrire new rigor. Such persona will do well t<? ? two or three bottles to small doses. Wherever y tM drimk is considered mocassry. the Panacea, y ;en in a amall dose, will answer all its purpose*, j much less tune, at less expense, end in a far rr agreeable manner, than tbo common dirt V ok. The following certificates, out ol hundreds sirniwbich might be procured, are given to show effect ef Tua Uouv'i Pabacxs, in tbo ran- ? i complaint* therein mentioned; and also to exit in the moat satisfactory manner its superior!* over the syrup* in common use. CASKS OP RHEUMATISM. * Ciuauetros, Nov. 13,1631. " during the last wmtrr and spring. I was afflic* with a vrjy severe and distressing Rheumatism ?sioocd bj exposure id bid weather. 1 ..< * , n f jfrral plowQie id lUiihf, that * x bottle* at i / 1 Indian a I'anaeea, restored um U> ncrfrct |U dtb, and I ooafidcully rvcjuhorud it to oil sunly aflliclcd. JOHN FBIIGU80N, * . CriRUtidi, March ?7, 1833. . ax wired about three jrtn since with s dia- u i*?ug Rhcu-tiabani caused by taking a aortic J wTnie under the influence ol mercury, and icn ha* disabled n?c Irom huainrw nearly ever ' ce. During Uiu period I have been a patirnt in Marine Hospital in IDia City, upward* of four r ulii* m-ariy, and the name length of time in the Li more Hospital, and tried almost every rnue ilh hitJe nenefll. On the 10th of February ? at that time acarccty able to more about upon A IcUra, I commenced the u?? ofThc Indian's lei urea In one mouth 1 found inter if calm ly ca rd from the pain, and am now happy to slate 1 ? t 1 feel rajrsell perfectly well. pc VVM. TlICKEIl, 13 Morkxt-st. rd c:;rc for scrofulous ulcers aai Nr'w Yon*, Sept 10, IfClO. ^ 'hit may certify, that in (he fail ol ItCii, 1 wa* f 3 1 rsl with a swelling in my neck and face, which iia! rurard* ulcerated and became large ghostly ul-^ in my neck. AlVr trying several Phvsiciana I no nadvantage, t went to I'luLdelphia, and placed ') ell under the care of Drs. Phytic and lWcli, n, after repealed salivation to no effect, 1 was i munccd totallr incurable. Afterwards I tool Hjr bottles of Strain'# Panacea and eight bottle* "iter s CaUiolicon, vrith no malrriaJ bene (It. J ^arinj of life, which bad now bccorae a burIn me, I returned to my parents in Now York J*'1 J2ft, and gave myself up to a lingering death [,'! ring of the great success of Tu r Itout'i Fa- ' ri u. however, in cases similar to my own, I was aaded to try it, ? a last resort.' To my great *",c rise as wlf aa satisfaction, I toon found niysvli f*" lir recovering, and upon taking seven battles, ,au ulcer* healed and becameperfccUy well in the ~jM vr nftwo months, and In re remained ro mr ) " I make this statement and wish it published J io benefit ol those who are suffering under si-1 scrofulous or syplillilie a If. cttious, thai ther J < know whai has cured on* who has suffered our r Unng but death, and who considers hi* life'and I by lire above syrup. W,\|. IIINIIA.V ! of I e above Medicine imr lie had at 1 r^ai WILLIAM REYNOLDS I this np.ro store, oamden. s. r .rt? .VJJU' SERIES1830. | The New York Spirit of the Times. A METROPOLITAN GAZETTE Of the Sporting, Fashionable, and Literary World, On a Plan more Original ana Attractive than any Weekly Journal in the United States. W. T. PORTER, EDITOR. THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES ia essentially a Sporting Journal; but, as it is a well grounded objection against all mere sporting papers, that they are extremely monotonous, the plan of this publication will inclndc a wider range; and the concerns of Literature and the Drama, Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, Doings in the Fashionable Circles, Ac., Ac., will (all within the scope ot our design, and rrnder it at once grateful to tnc sportsman and general reader. 1 For ibe fulfilment of oar purposes, namcrotuj subjects will claim our attention, and hist, j THE SPORTING DEPARTMENT. ! THE TURF.?Tbc prominent design of the Spirit of the Time*, will be to procure and give interest to the sports of liie Tort. To this end, K mil present a complete American Racing Calendar, compiled with that accuracy which alone (ires value to a register of the Turf.?The Races over the principal Courses in the Union, will be reported by our own cgents and correspondents at the earliest day; and for the results over other Courses, we shall rely, as heretofore, upon the Secretaries of the Clubs. And, in order to render this department still more comprehensive and valuable, the affairs of the ENGLIc.fi TURF will receive constant attention; and the whole racing matter of *' Bell's Life in London" will be regularly published by as, with m y tapiout extract* nudc4rom the English Sporting Magazines. . BLOODED STOCK.-?ATI importations of Blorded Slock, and all important sales of stock at borne and in England?selected assays on the breeding asd management of horses and a regular review of Stallions, with pedigree, performances, Ac., will be published in our columns. TROTTING.?Constant increasing attention is now pud to Trotting Horses in this countn; and the cities of New York and Philadelphia, bcroad a doubt, own more horse* of superior strength sod peed, as trotters, than all America besides-- and Engl tnd to boot. We aliall take every care thatfull justice is done to them in our TROTTING CALENDAR; and an interest may.begiven to this depa tment, and a wholesome rivalry maintained, we shall record all the great trotting feats both in this country and in England. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.?So great is the number of our Correspondents at borne, and 10 complete are our arrangements abroad, that we rfu ugi ocsiuic iu proow our rviucr* ?miner opcr* i in;? I*lclligr*cc than can be procured through any ] uher channel. Under this head we shall also give he lime of the different fUxes la come, List* of Sverptlalts open Racing and 1 rolling Ckallcngts, I md all the On Oils in the Sporting World. FIELD SPORTS.?Earlr report* of the meet* 1 nft of the Washington and Montreal Hani* are < >roniiscd as by gentlemen as spirited and graceful , nth Ute pen as when tlicy * toocb knees across he saddle or under mahogany." The doings of ' ioiilar associations at the Weal and Sooth will i nee I with a cordial welcome from us , It would be idle to go through with 4 promises ( if performance" anon all the manly dire awn* rbich gire irsl to life;?suffice, that we arc deter- ' uined to make The Spirit af the Time*, acoxrurrc | iroBTiNO l'sfrit, and mils columns shall be found. J X intervals, the discussions and oar rati res which ppertain to the following subjects; mcrrh prenuing Uut AQUATIC SPORTS and I'tbfcSNUAMSM, which are daily becoming mom po. ular with os, shall hcsosfoith find a more exrndrd notice. TiiE AMERICAN AND ENGLISH TURF. j importations and sales of Blooded Stock; Breedag and Training; Racing and Trotting Challrn- ' rs; American Races to come, Sweepstakes open 11 firougbnut the Union; On Dits in Sporting Cir> f ler, Pedigrees and Performances of Celebrated lorscrt Coursing and llonling at borne and abroad, ihooting and Fishing, Rifle and Pistol practice in Liocncs and Europe; Rowing and Bailing; In- 9 (ructions Icr Yoong Sportsmen; Prdestrianiso; r> iluU.ng, aod Rural* Spirts, <&c. Ac. Sic. Jj LITERARY DEPARTMENT. ^ Although the leading objects of oar paper are of sporting caat, oar readers may rely upon il that " re khall not be behind hand in high and elegant I' te rata re; and if we confine oar anginal* to on a ces of ffao Caste, Retcitrs and Ihwawi, and iacuuion of carrcnl letters, ?ro shall make amir amends by oar selections from the ckou* Bdles <urt$ ot America and Great Britain, and could re briog oar taste up to the standard of our indos | j, ore would promise at once that the srleeud j ortion of this department should be gay, graceful ad spirited. THEATRICAL DEPARTMENT. As an object of lively merest, du Drama will v cmand our best efforts. Without stint or me a- p ire, bat with candour and impartiality, we shall | ike ctgnirance of the novelties presented os at ic three csUMuhmenla so generously fostered by B: ir bounty ?f tiiis community. Occasional state- 01 *ti!s wtil be given of the condition of dm Car* ni U Ofeg* and the standing of the brightest eras- p rati of the prolessiaa. With means adequate to ' it task, we shall bring to the undertaking aa on- *' ring resolution and an unbiased mind. Aspirants U> histrionic distinction may always ok to as with confidence for cneouragement and ipport- We shall bo I ore most to give p. blicity to unhle worth and neglected Ulent; and although t eon never prostitute our columns to uphold uir ideeervinj, we shall eagerly seise the opportune pi w vaww (una U> UHI illQlO isa OHlowrn, and rr-JMCff them with oar might in " eir coarse '* up Fame* proud aammiL" *E DRAMATIC MINIATURE PORTRAITS- cc tjorcl, and *re hare reason to bclieer, a popular ttorr in thta department, trill he our plan of oc aionally einng IIramitic Mikiatciu; Ponnum ? executed, not with the craven or burin, but parr n and ink skrlclira?of some of Urn d<alingui?hperformers on the American stage. The oeceorjr arrangements to accomplish this end hare long rn in progress. In each sketch trill be fiwn luccmct and authentic biography of tl?e subject, lerspcrard with familiar anecdotes of their de- jfi and subsequent ri?o in Uieir profession, critical tieea of their popular character*, thiir peculiar * lc. ?Vc *Vr. ln| Beside* niaor otiiera that will hereafter be named, ... following ladies and gentlemen hare been we- 1 ted to ?Tacr our dramatic Portrait Gallery. in .Vanofrrj of iJte primdpal .imrrican ThttUrej. njj lid win Forrat, William E. Burton, KlixaSharpe, m, in R. Scott, Celeste Kepler, John Kiaher, Eliza idle, Joseph Wood, Mary Wood, Henry James in. Marv Duff, John Mason, Frnncea Mary wi tciianl, John Soften, Louisa A Phillips, Ilcnrr nfl nea llackett, Fanny A. Drnhe, Jorrph M. Field, i nrr PUeidr, Mary V??t, James W. Wallaek ! uhelh Chapman. Charles Booth Parsons UMi. I ft 1 F Gales* Lmina Wheallej, Georjjc Barrett. Ir< iiua Brutus Booth, Clara (Kiihrr) Meatier. Geo. tj| Hill, Tyrone Tower, Charlotte Wstscm, Anipi*- Q A Adams, Josephine CliUon, Charles Kcan, in Barnes, J. W. S. Hows. Jreen Ilr-om intelligence will form an item in Theatrical department, in which we shall ever I nnon record th?i positions and the movements *|\ ilie " S!?rt" in tiie theatrical firmament; end r(J lent nwiv look to ot r columns for information of . i kind with all confideneo of hearing lht? true ?r*about? of their rmnt favorite? fie frr*?\ H-"T- o. . Tula i* the miscellaneous department of ti?e p4pcr, and it will be somauaged, we hope, as to give zest to all the rest, ii wilt be composed of ever/ variety of material; sober news, both foreign awl domestic?remarks upon the fashions -fun and frolic?scraps and oddities ; in fine, every thing we glean of wit and merriment, will be crowded into oar columns. FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE. To aid oar own endeavors in sustaining the in" trrest of the paper, the proprietors have gone to the expense of establishing a foreign correspondence, which is now in full operation. Upon this source, we shall rely tor early intelligence of English Sport* mg, as well as for the interesting details of foreign theatrical j, and fashionable scandal, dtc. Ac. And at tlie same time, we shall carry on an extensive domestic correspondence ; and oar .readers shall hear as often as Uiey will from the lively letter writers of diitas! ? <<'? ? ?" - - " v.??, u nru u irotn our old and popular correspondent*, Tie Q'aia ya Tax*.. And, lest all these attempts to p'caae should fell short of our wishes, we shall shortly commence tbf publication of GALLERY OF COMICALITIES, Or series of carricatues. And il these fall to make readers laugh, it will be bccatm the American Johnston ana English Cruikshank bare ceased to sketch, or grown musty in their wit. Such are the promini-nt features in the plan of oar publication. With consderablc experience, and some enthusiasm in the chosen line of his profession, the editor trill only pledge himself to his eiders for the moat xcaloua and untiring industry. Terms of Subscription and .idrcrtisiag. i The new series of the New York Spirit ef Om Tints, for town and coonlry, is published every Saturday morning, in the quarto forts, on paper of Ihr finest textorc, rf the mammoth <o2r, and Willi new and very beautifal type, and forwarded by the rarliest mails, with the utmost care and punctuality, at the following prices: For one year a subscription, in advance, $5 00 For six months, S SO .Idxcrtirracuts.?The invariable charge for advertisements, will be, *st insertion, per square of ?2 lines, 3 00 Each subsequent insertion, 0 SO Advertisers are expected to pay in advance, or give a city irferrnre. Publication office, 171 Broadway, corner oTCoortland-strrct, where communications, p>wl paid, mav frma aefsf sw m i n sA ~ W WILLIAM T. PORTER, Editor, ud wrotfai the proptieUae. New Ye"*- Feb. SO, 1836. DP a. PP-ATT'S ARTIFICIAL NIPPLE. THE Submitters hare just purchasei a supply of the above instrument, which has been successfully used for the but two nr three years for that distressing complaint, soro or excoriated nippiest or where the nipple is entirely wanting; or where the ebilds mouth is so sore mat it cannot nurse on the natural nipple.?The irtificial nipple is recommended by the highest medical authorities on the subject, n this coontnr. Dr. Dcwers of Philsfclphis, and Dr. 8cwall of Washington Jiiy, as the certificates annexed will atest; to which the medical (acuity of this dace, give their entire concurrence, harag witnessed its successful application. Dr. Etjjab Pratt, Dear Sib: A* | feel il a matter of modi. public mportancc, fo possess a en ran* uf legating ihc terrible Buffering from sore nit* i ties; I hare ranch pleasure in bdng tide o -ay, that the shield yon offer tor the rerouting and core of this malady, is ctter adapted to the purpose than any I are heriuforc seen, to tiro or three inlances, I hare known unm to be used? orb satisfaction has been expressed , and are no hesitation to belierc, it trill geneally succeed. I am so well pcrsna ded of bis, at this uiomenf, that,! cannot forbear ? express a trfah, tbat our City, through be Tarious Apothecaries, may be rnppBed rith them. I am, yours, Jcc. M. P. DEWEE*, M. O. Philadelphia, Jan. 13th, 1834. It'mhingZon City, IM. ilk 1 CO f r ? vi j in*i' ictTf# Ilariug examined Dr. Pralfs newly indited nipple shields, and witnessed its radical applications among my patients, take great pleasure in recommending it i decidedly superior to a y thing prcviusly known. It constitutes a perfect rcicdy for that distressing malady, aorc ipples a disease which so frequently | Hicu nursing women. THOMAS SEW ALL. V. D. Prof. Anst A Physiology, Columbus College. D. C. The Instrnmcnt is accompanied with rimed directions for iu application, and reservation.?I lean be packed up .in a nail compass, and sent to any part of the luutry by Stag*?price $&?-Address YOUNG & McKAlN. Camden, 8. C. Rouse of Entertainment. ami HHK Subscriber informs hi* MmJ, I h and the public generally, that he has" ken <hc house tortperly occupied by Mr m. Keyal, as a House of Entertainment d is prepared to accommodate all who ly favor him with a call, in the best anner. His tabic will be at all times furnished ith the test the np country market can i ford. His bar with the choicest liquors, s sublcs with the most wholesome prosion. attended by faithful ostlers, and his constant attention, and unnmittg exertions to please, he hopes to merit share of public patronage. A. I). JOHNSON. Lancaster March 12~7--3m The pbarlo..-.. M r-~1 * - ? ?"w w*a?i ?i.iTivii mi ivun i vumtnuia rlescopc, Che raw Gazette, tod Chartto Journal will publish the above four nrs and send their accounts to this of O f'T plVnifP'. % 1 I