Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-03
THEATRICAL MANIA.

Mn KEAN.-So universal and yrr.r 3, ii, q
desire to witness this eminent and in ,tly cell
eofateu iiagedian, that persons have been
employed Al an enormsns expense TO obtain
BOXES, win positive orders 10 take a .tand
Al the BOX Office on the evening previous to
the day assigned for the sale Of the tickets
a"u 10. 10 quit their place until the object
was 0htaiued. Early IN the morning from, 2
10 300 people are seen alice te d ear the Office
-on tue opening of which SO great liz the
crowd, ana 50 extreme the pressure that
s'roug apprehensions Of serions conse q nences
have been experienced, though no accident
has set occurred.
Nec arrangement reiafire to tuking places for
the Bores.
Inc Tiotous conauct oil The persons who surs
ionnd the Box office. TO obtain Tickets SOLE.
" tor the purpose of selling them AGAIN. al
ah enormous advance. has given jupt canse
Tor innnmerable complaints Fl ST 10 the mana.
gers anu hnaiiy 10 the Selecimsn. Many plans
have been devised TO remedy the evil 'rhr
following has been strongly TecommenJed Inv
number OF eeutlemen-and the Managers
Win Tue advice and Consent of the Select.
men, (In the sincere hope that il will give
general satlsfactioD) mean TO adopt it,
This day friday at IL O'Clock MIR Hav.
walu VIII Offer for sale ny auction the whole
oL tue Lower Boxes, and II Boxes, nearest TO
tue stage IN the Second Row. The tick
cts will be sold at 81 each. and wha,ever nra
mum may be given tor the choice OF Bnxes.
VIII afier detrayipg the expense of the sale. he
appropriafed 10 various charita BILE institutions
Inc proceeds Of this days sale, will be given
~ th9 Massachusetts General Hospital.
EItrdct Of u letter from Boston OF Fri.iay MON
ihirty three Boxes Ia the Theatre were sold
tins day at veudue aud. brou sht npwards nj
tour hundred doiiars over the regular price -
! MS premium Is going for the benefit of the
held from 8 10 20 persons each. The sale was
al MeTchauts Hall, very long and wide
ROOM but 1t was excessively crowded. This
sale was tor this (Fsiday) evening. Mr.Keau
hrl
We have been requested by the Cash;er n,
the Jersey Bank to state, that several drafts
on that Bank. drawn in the name of Thomas
ia'klp, ~ favour OF persons residing in Ma.
rlIand or Virginia, aud said to have been re.
ceived in negotiations with :he drawer In,
property due to him, have lately been pr esent.
ed io that bank aud protested The holders
OF the drafts stated that the drawer claimed
Ia have the certificate of the cashier of tno,ex
deposited in the bank which iuduced tIen, -
take his bills As tits supposed THAR fuythe,
'mpositions Of the kind may be ATTEMPTED. IL
IS thought proper by the Cashier OF the bank
TO state for public information that no nerson
of the name of Thomas La,kin is known ON
the books OF the bank, or has any funds depos.
lie" 'nere- ~. Y. Dolly ddp.
Censns OF Maryland. Total population
IN 1890. 4O7 800 Of this number IO7 1888
are SLAVES, and SO. 748 free colored persons
sons engaged in agriculture, 79,I36; in
commerce, S72 in manufactures, rs. 636
The increase an the population Of the state
SINCE 1910. is &c 1854
Census of Connectcu'.-Tot number
ofinhabitants IN 1920, 275 .24s, inciuding
81 Slaves, and 1870 free colored persons.
Engaged in agriculture, 5O.5is; in COM
naerce, 1881; an manufactures, 1854.
Increase of population since 1910, 1925.
letter GATED Harrisburg, Pa, Feb. 20.
says, The House this day alter a session of
hive bours. passed to = third reading. the bill
for the ne Improvement of the state ayes, 65 nays
22 Ihe amount appropriated BY the b;il,s
somewhat above 900 900 dollars"
The retublicans of Massachusetts, have
nominated Uiilidm Eustis, as a candidate for
me Once OF governor. .n' Lepi Lincoln tor
ben'enant governor. The election will take
place in April.