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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16
FANCY GOODS.

z.lfiE late arrivals al N. York from France
IL snd England, has placed US in possession
Of some very rare and beautiful Goods.
Queen Adeiaides, q new aud rich article for la
dies dresses.
Berlin EteGs do DO
Gro de Swiss Silks, new style
Natteonias, best black Italian Lusiring
Best black Satin Leyantiaes
Heavy Manderiae Sati,ns, superior article
A large assortment oil beautiful figured Alsnds-
rim Damasks. all shades
Q pie ces superb black do
Best quality black Nankeen Grapes
Splendid Gauze, Grape and lndienna Hdkfs
Do Grape Scarfs, assorted shades
Pongee Hdkfs. fancy Putterns
Cent bargains in Stockings. Muslias, Cam
brcs Gloves. Belts. &c. &c.
The above is worthy the attention Of all those
disposed 10 purchase cheap and good Goods.
Mckee. R0BiNS0.fS co.
Parasols and Umbrellas.
n LARGE assortment jus, to hand at Nc
LrA Kee, Robinson & Cos opposite the mar
ket house.
Irish Linens, &C.
yHcKEE, ROBINSON d co. have this dsy
w received a case oil A Irish Linens d.
rect from the importers, which for beauty Of
texture aud rare fneness, .fenders the article
peculiarly desirable.
10 pieces Linen Sheetng, Width, without a
seam.
Domestic Goods, &c.
n FEW Bales Domestic Goods, embracing
GA bleached aud unbeached Cloths. Checks
aud Furniture plaids, al prices to suit cusIo-
mers.
Couatry Merchants and Pedlars are specially
invited TO examine their assortment, which Tor
variety aad cheapness eycels any previous
stock. MCKEE, ROBiNS0NS. co.
May 10
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w. La TUNSTALL, I. C
April 10

EflkGlFlA-At Rules holden IN the Clerks ofic
W of the Hastings Court OF Lynchhurg, the 7h day o.
March, 1881 .-James ID. Watts, guardian Of Thomas
johnson, Plaintiff against Archibald Lewis, William
Ffothing ham, Zacharah Cochran, John Jordan Camp
bell Franklin samuel Miller George NyforG, Samuel
Anthony, Lancaster IL Marsh, Samuel Steel, Samuel
Bus CHI and Alonson Winston, Dofts.
IN CHASCERY.
The defendant Archibald Lewis not having enter
ed his appearance aud given security according
TO the act OF Assembly and the rules OF this coufl
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that Ito
is not iBhabtant of tins country 1t is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here the first day
of the June Court next and the bill OF the PLAN
tiff, and that copy of this order be lorth"If
inserted in some newspaper printed inthe town "
Lynchburg, for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door the courthouse III the said town
JAMES BENAGH. elk.
4 u2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-06-16

n Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of ~
q q County Court, on the I'd day Of May 1881
David Higginbotham, Daniel lIigginbotnam nom
as Higginbothanl, late merchants aud partners trading
under the style and firm of ID. & ID. Higgnbonan d
Co Plaintiffs against Charles L. Christian dhi feler
L. Christian, Executor OF John Christian, (B) decd
IN CHANCERY.
The Defendant Charles L. Christian not having en-
tered his appearance ana given security according 10
the act O Assembly, and tho rules of thus Court ana
appearing by satisfactory evidence that lac is not an ID
habltant of this county, is ordered that the sa1 uc
fendaut do appear here the frat day of July Goul
next, and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and lha'
copy OF this order bn forthwith inserted IN the bync"
burg NrgDian for tw months SUCCESSFULLY and pos'N
at the front door of the Court fouso of this county
Copy-Teste,
ARTHUR Is. DAVIES.
MAY 10 WIN
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q flHE Subscribers have Iusf received a. adj
II ditona suppl, Of DRUGS, MEDICINES
PAINTS .iND DYE STUFFS, sc. which
makes their assert ment comp. ct --eonsis ting
in part ofthe following articles
Cream Tartar lCrumP Green
Puv ipecac Cromp Yellow
Rochelle Salts Sponish Annetto
Sup. Cart Soda Paint saucefs, large
Taitaric Acid anh VIDE
Gum Myrrh Carpenters Ext. Sas-
Gun Arabic sapariia
Rhubarb Root sup. BoIus Knives
Jalap Cinnamon
Gum Elastic Composition Nor tars
lSor, -hrsded Trusses Paste Backing
Pa,ent Lint sweeping Brushes
Blue MISS, sup. Sup. Hair Brushes
Canhsride CASTLE Soap
Spirits Hartshorn Crude Sal Ammonia
Sulp Quinne. (French) Alcohol
Colo leaf Compound Syrup Le-
PAIN Boxes, water &C. verwort
Tors Ext. Liqurice &c. &C.
Rose Pink Sup. black OIL Varnish
together with an entire and complete sssort.
men, OF Paints, Dye.S,utfs, &c.--All of which
they are determined to sell on as reasonable
terms as any other house in this place.
J, I, Il J. L, RQYALL.
Msy ia
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ETlR GlNlA-At Court held for the county d Cbss
" lote tho 9Th da, of March, ls31.-Wn:om =
Fuqua, Plaintiff, against George w DeaIon delehasH"
IN CHANCERY
The defendant George W. Deaton not na'ns
entered his appearance according to the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules of this court, and il appearing 70 ~
satisfaction OF The court that he is not lnhaba
State ON the motion of tne paiuti, by COUNSEL ns
dered that the said defendant do appear here Oh INC
Monday III June next, and enter his appearance, s
answer the plaintiffs bill, and give security foT
ming the decree of the court, and thata copy % ~
order be inserted i'll some newspaper printed ~ J
town Of Lyuchburg, for two months successuey, a
posted at tue front door of The house, III
county. A Copy-Teste, o., r
WfNSLoW ROBINSON, v
April4 YIN
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Domestic Goods, &c.
JOHN q. SHELTON,
rAIGO OH.

One door ADORE Mr.. G, b. Tates and opposite
DR.. HOHet DdUieS's,
ESPECTFULLY informs his friends,
n b, customers and the public generally, that
he has Just returned from the cities of n. York
and Philadelphia, where he spent sumo time
ia purchasing stock Of Splendid Goods IN his
line, such as fine and super foe Cloths, Cassi-
meres, vestings, Trimmings, Socks, Gloves,
Iandkerchieis, &c. &c. All of which will be
sotI y.,u ln,y IA,
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TURNER d KERR.
UASII STCNAs

u y y no x u a nj,
A RE DAILY RECEIVING fresh supplies oil
N Spring and summer Goods, nuIchas"d nj
auction, anl for cash, 10 the Nes York, rhi'a-
delphia aud Baltimore Markets. Their Stock
at this time is larger than II bas been al any
former period aud presents as strong induce
ments as regards variety ofSiylf, qualiins and
prices AZ ANY IN this place. ! heir Stock OF
Fancy Goods is large aud general, bud always
comprise the intest Northern sylc ~ they
do not con6ne themselves TO Sprinr - Fah
purchases, QUO Of the house beng II - Il con-
stautly in The NorlheIn Markets, t., orleys
they eau at ali times give Bargains 20 lher
town aud country friends.
The advantages they possess are such as 10
enable them 10 buy upon as favor able tens as
my house IN the Stale of Virginia, and ieer
business beng atash on, they are aeifr-
mined 10 sell their Goods not at creda but CAST
prices.
10 Country Ntreha~s they would prrncolar
ly recommend their Stock. The following
articles are n few Of then assortment 10 which
they invite the n 'teniion oil tue public:
CALICoES.
pieces handsome spring Patterns
3 do furniture do
G1NaHAMs.
% pieces SeersuckeT Gingbams
SO do Adrlanople do
u do ca do
so do Bai.te Ginghams and I, hes
Painted Muslin for ladies dresses
CAMDRICS, &c.
100 pieces 4-i aud 6-4 Cambria Muslins from
l.. Oh, Is. %. per yard.
80 pieces do do Demi Cambria and ia
comet Muslin
80 pieces Ga Null and Book Muslin
- Is 1As9.
Splendid Changeabi, hgpred Silk
D. plain do
Maueonies superior black Italian Lusiring
pieces Crap DE h. On
Fancy Hdkfs. and Scarfs.
Every variety Of Gauze Dress Handkerchefs
Do Grape do
DO do Scarfs
Do Gauze do
LEGRoINS, DC.
entire case oi leghurn BJunetO
| | case DuHslable do
/ do NavHrIno, black, white aud
buff
RIBBONS.
handsome assortment ot summer Ronnets
- Cap RIB ns
10 pts..- Nantceo Grape
uie5ta Fppgns
10 de- Ia, black and white Silk Hose
| 80 az 10 do do do
! 80 do IL lies Cloves
30 pieces nch BJmbazeIts
do - French Bumaazine
Every va'ely OF Silk and Cotton .Handker.
ohit.S
ClotMs, NassimeVcs, Sc.
4 pieces Steel nixed Cloths
J pieces lnuigo blue do
+ pieces olives do
pieees splendid fashionable brown
pieces black imperial summer Cloth, a new
anu splendid article for Gentle uuens wear
b pieces merinO Cashmere
b piecee indigo blue do
? pieces drt3 do
90 piece .asaionabe Marseies, Valencia and
silk V,simg
! White ana colored Cravats
black Italian Cravats
1000 lbs. Cotton Yara
blur Yarn
With large and gen.rsl assortment of
H4EDWAhE, GROCERIES, &c.
May 9.
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"H 4 T.-The highest pr,ce in cast
w Will he given for uhea', delivsre e"sn
the Lynchhurg Mills. JIG LYNCH "
March 81, 1891. -
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April 10

SfIRGINlA, TO " IL At Rules holden in tho
" Clerks office OF the county court OF PIttsy lpaHa
Monday, the 4th day of April, 1891
Elijah Fletcher, Plaintiff against William A. Togues
and Cdthatlue Lamb, defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant gownes not having entered h.y
appearance given security according the act As
sembly and the rules of this court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is inhaban
commonwealth motion of the plaintiff, by couuscl.
is ordered, that tho said defendant appear here
the third Monday in juno next, and answer tho
bill OF the plaintiff, aud that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Lyuchburg Virgiuan news.
paper published in til. town of Lynchburg, for
months SUCCESSFULLY, aud another copy posted al Tue
trout door of the courthouse Of this county.
Copy-Icste,
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4 pieces extra sup. London black Cloth, truly
splendid
a do do do do blue do do
do do do do green do, the most
fashionable shades
3 do do do do brown do do
Z DO do do do olive do very fine
2 do Steel mix ii do do
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CASsg MGREs.

. pieces extra singlr mil, very hfe
8 do do new Spring Merinoes, new style,
altogether
2 do Light brown
2 do Datk do
2 do Layendrr with black aud blue of spIen.
did quality
And almost every thing suitable for Gentle
mems summer wear, OF the first order.-Such
MS black, olive and brown Bombnz,ncs, Sum
mef Cloth, Imperial Cord, French Drilling,
Regent do, drab aud miXd Cashmoctts, white
aud buff Sateens
NestinSs, of splendid Patterns.
PLAIN, black q figured Silk, best English " hte
Buff and figured Alarseilles
White and buff Welting do
pieces splendid Vslencias.
W The subscriber having been solicited by
many OF his friends and customers to procure
for III If accommodation d Stock of Goods in
his I'M, aad having done so-lnyites them 10
call and examine the styl OF u GODS and prices
Aud feels assured they will not fail to rev ard
him with their patronage. He has also, the
latest and most approved London, New York
q Philadelphia, ia shions Il Ill receive them re-
euiarly with any every article in his line, hav-
ing made srransemenls with some of the first
aud most fashionable Taiiors, aud also, some
OF the largest importers in tins country, to
that effect.
N. B. All orders in It's line will meet With
prompi attention.
May 2. 3m
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KTlkGlNlA.-AtR Rules holden III the Clerk,s oelco
" ofthe Hastings Court ofiyuchburg, the Tb day NJ
March, le3l-hichard Wright, Pin. against Maurice
II. Garland, Elijah Davis, Samuel Garland, Samuel n
Dawes. Beverly navies, LJah Fletcher Jolu J. Funis
and Benjamin Norvei, Executor Of Spencer Nor,eG
deceased.
IN CIIANCERY
The defendant Elijah Davis, having entered hi,
appearance and given security ordne foth. act If
Assembly and the rules of this court and apprstn
by Satisfactory evldeuce that he is not nm lIhslIart
OF this country II is ordered that the said defendant
do appear here on the first day of June Cont next
aud answer the bill ofthe plaintlf, aud that COPY Of
this order be forthwith inserted ia some newspaper
printed NJ the town OF Lynchburg for two months sue.
posted at the front door tho
III tue said town. copy--Jeste.
JAMES BENAGH Clk
WIN
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Millinery, Manluamakin. IL

Millinery, Mountaineering &c.
VI RS. GILL returns her thanks n tho ~;
I'VE zens of Lynchburg aud its vicinity ,'r
their patronage, aud informs them thst sbo
continues 10 execute orders for Dunpe,s I
dies Dresses, &c in The neatest manner M
according to the latest aud most approyaG
modes.
She has on hand Ali assortment of Silk ant
eghorn Bnnnets, suitable tor both town and
ountry trade, watch will be offered n, the
most reduced prices. Jan. 80 ifbors
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GLOVES,

large assortment, new patterns. and certain
~ more beautiful Than any heretofore i'm.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-21
HARDWOOD SCHOOL.

FETIIE exercises OF this School, for TIE ensuing year
d will commence the Cd Monday in January, and
terminate The 18th ofDeccmber following. The course
Arithmetic Mathematics, English Grammar, Coin-
position, Geography. Natural and Moral Philosophy
and the Latin and Greek Languages Terms Tor
board tuition, washing and lodging, will be sos for
Der, and none received for shorter period than the
scholastic year. Great carehas been taken to select
properly qualified Assistant Tutors. who will unite
with the subscriber, TO impress upon the minds of tic
students the incacuaSic benefits arising from induss
trous and exemplary habits. no student Older than
i6 years will be received, unless entirely
satisfactory be given, with regard his moral
character Letters addressFG 10 Tie subscriber, near
SomerviIle, Fauquor County, Virginia will ,eccive
prompt attention. TACK EFT.
upy g-fy
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FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWHRD

q AM authorised to OFFER reward Of $500 each for
a the apprehension and delivery to me- my dep
uty VIM Carer i Richmond city oC terry J1riIn
and Charies Whiisiy, who were ont Upon BAT. 1nd
have broke their recognizances by failure 70 GppeUr
the Circuit Court Of the United States nj Rich
mord, upon charge Of forging The declarations and
other documents for obtaining the pay of certain SOL!
diors Of the Revolutions and against whom rue bil 8
were found by the Grand Jury, at The lass term Of
the said court.
am informed that the above mentioned Leroy Js--
dan resident from bis birth, of Erdfnrd county.
is from - 10 80 years Of agn, and about feet s or
inches in height stout heavy built full face short neck
large round head. black haIr ard heavy black beard,
an also informed that Charles Whitcly was for the
the last 20 % years resident ofsad county ofBcd-
ford; Is from 10 TO - years ofaro nearly six fec. III
height, slender and straight built thin vsagc, lich,
complexion gentecin his appearance, and OF usinuat-
ing maulcr5. JOHN PEGRAM Marshal.
or ihc u S, Eos Tie L D.5tfio; Of Va.
Ian. G.. 1851. 7J-1m
The editors ofiho Richmond Wing and Lyuchbvrg
Trrj1iar viii please insert The foregoing for tvc
months, lun,css sooner countermardcd) and forward
their accents 20 nre for payment.
y.PEGRAW Mas.Lal = .. eE"s.
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caed the haf pay, and thc difference is very incoasd

coed the half pay, and The difference is very incoas
cradle. 'J S'"
Inc language OF the Report also misin,crDreted b hmm,
ing the opinion that the judgments half pay be sanction
ed those who have heretofore received communication viii Inc
was 10 S"ew mat though legally barred their claims would DC
equitable and Just Some of them particularly DISTINGUISH,
e years u pay should e<tnsuish their rights for ever and
that upernuncrares rendered ,lc or no service shn,
receive four or FIVE times the arAoun,
In asserting that the half pay was Jont or orr,u;i =
fact which tie 'Agent and Attorney" also
n auo'y may oe referred to- in the opinion Of the Caurt
oil Appeals IN the Case of Eoane and others U that very
principle, the supernumeray not nemit,ed IN
plead Su1dH',af periormance but held erac fl
hlen' OF me "ogations imposed them BY way the
agent ami Attorney thinks that decision OF 1899 and moi
OF 1872 should have been referred But why3-Bolh
cisQns alike adverse The claimants and il seems of liz
lie consequence which selected.
But the Auditor charged with SURPRISING mpo,tant and
conclusive testimony in wit the evidence of ac
ua payment of half pay supemumeIary officers The
agent and Attorneys may be assured, no design in
this In same half dozen nearly orv il is be
eVed that such evidence exists only found i'm an an
thenc shape in the ancient journals daybooks the Audi
tors Oce course did ne, NEE, the eve when nspecnr
the papers each particular Neither its vast mpor
lance once TO the officer who charged with duty
OF presenting an abstract of the evidence.
The agent and Attorney mistaken supposing tina, the
Report 'stissue nsnuaton, against the propr,e,v
conduct, What was said in references TO thai subart
SAID directly and by lnnuatiOn and the Auditor
ceved no just for changing his opinion the same
time he acknowledges the entire isb of the oen and ao
cy or any other gentleman attach what value he pease
10 his services.
The Agent and Attorney has done no more than Justice in
acqunng the writer of these lines, personal i'll
wards him No such feeling has existed The Report was
dictated by much higher and weighrer considerations
proceeds from the of duty that the foregoing expa
nations made public Having made them-;he Auditor
enceforh the field discussion the and
Attorney or any other agrieved gentleman who thinks proper
10 occupy
In conclusion. Auditor tenders his thanks to the s'Asent
and Auoey for the friendly advice, 'ha, pur
porting be Of facts he should be especially
them correctly This advice he means to take and perhaps by
this nIe the "A gent and Aoruey convinced that the ob-
CATION should be mutual Those who undertake to repyove
others, ought themselves 10 be free from censure
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-21

Iewch Davis F. & Miller. j. &. Campbell Ghoson She'll
Taylor, Watkins Burfoot, Broad0 Gibson Iones, James,
Marshall, Payne, Wood Hail. Claiborne. Easlcy, Morris
Seymour Davisson g. Williams, Leigh. Atkinson Se,pple
Is. Pollard, fiooc, &. Pullasd, Leland. Ewing lawson
3. Powell w. Il T. Mason, Pinndextei. iiudsns, B!lusey
vaw,ers, OEerra, Cnhoon, Mciaughln Mmrdaush Upsur
Blackwell, Jacobs Paro't Barbour. Tyler Hart, Moore
ASlahnn, Lewis, T. Williams, Harris Hamilton, McCulloch
Keller Newton, Jackson, Crockett Maxwell Mcfarland,
cEoOrd-70.
Fon Srrnr1rrrrLU naessrs. Cilmer. r. W Wood Mayse,
enshaw, }. T. Anderson, Christian, Yancey, SpuIloc, w
NJ Rves. Clay iialybuIton WILSON, Wright, Chichester c.
Powell Holland, j. Mason, Cnstleman King Perrin Frs
kline, Green, Dunn Carskadon Dyer, Lucas Gallagher.
mers Hays, Caldwell Street. Newman, Knox, Goode, Watts,
Preston, Helms J. Garland, III x Anderson. Adams Hncr
Wicher, Swanson Baxter, l. Miller linn, Venah!e, Shield
f. f. Kives. kisore Gatewood, Goodwin Moncue, Cdmp,
Eppes, Gillespie, McCoy-59
So Mai Winston was elected.
After reading bills and reports, the House
adjourned,
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DED-n Lexington Virginia, the Sd inst. after rger.
ing ndspostion MIR JoMN WoopsoS IN the 4ist year of
age formerly resident OF this city MIR WooDsoN possessed
high and honorable mm kind feeling heart,
manners these mad for him the and friendship
large circle OF acquaintance who feel unaffected
his DEATH aud by whom he viii be forgotten But
the scveres affection has fallen upon doag wife, aud
FAINT children by this dpensatn of Providence they arc
left the aectionate husband and the
kndest father. tleir and
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FEMALE s2Eo

E0n1UcIed 6y Mss Boggs i0W Je c0ntU,"sd us yenr
/ viii be opened on '!c 18th Of JauuUry and will
= close ON t.- !Jt" DCccnaer, 'gi,;, SaC3.iCn OF
one months from The 5h e. June ~ tli> 5ti, ofJuly
he pupils "id TIC instructed III Oriography Read
ing. Writing, Arithmetic, English lrrommar Geogc
raphy with lhe use OF Globes, and On" RuInsrts Of
Astronomy. Tho price o.; boalj JuG Tuition v.li he
Si2C, or" bali payable III ad.aBce and ;hs b,tlacc at
the cad OF Tic ycnr Each puPi VIII bring with btt
pair OF blanket, pair Of sheets, colonrcd copl-
lHFpane ana tour :os"cs, oi marked orlr i. is nfG-
ierrcG, hey val be- furnished by Cur ~dIrioual
charge OF s. 5agl young ied'.y p, r.u,aia 80 nv
'5n,iy, cnn"c r2eo''oH' vrA hr ch.c.ra - Ha rate
OF SO r.r w"a.n. ...r 81 f..r u. .7.e ...,,, 10
w. H'''' '' J" .''.'', a' re- T.. f.. = Of
~ t'' @''.'5 .'ss. -e . :.,F
o. s.. s'f.,. . r,.aer's =: D.,.s.,
L'3sa "t. ." ~' ..r...i,.
-.~-'-i~ --E y,...s,
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FYVE DOLLHRS REW.4RD.

q TRhYED, dark cbesnut sorrel mare, very nearly
~ black, four years old next sPing. No marks par
ticuary remembered, except, that there is white
mark upon her. She tFo:s and gallops, but will
not pace. She srayed away about the 18th Of Sep
tember last. The above reward viii be paid to any
one, who will deliver her to me, at Bacon Quarter
Branch JOHN MOSBI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-21

INa poSho- HARRlNGiON q BUChL I ,
" nave the honour of announcing to The citizens
OF richmond the arrival of their EQUESTRI.4N
COhF .7Jf from Baltimore: and that they will open
the Ainphl' heatrr THIS EVENING, Jan 81.
messrs. H. q Is. have spared neither pains nor
expense To procure the most talented performers
IN The Country Their stud of Horses also truth
States
Every eSersion vill tc used By the Managers to
deserve the support OF generous public.
The Performance to conn.cnce with Grand
ENTRY o. Six L2ncNrs; showing the Sports OF Spear
ing the Rihands. II the course of which the Mare
Isabel, will dance to the tune of Yankee Doodle.
Horsemanship by young Bacon, the dasng horse
man; who viii leap whip, hoop, gartcrs, &c. sc.
Inc iaugnaoIe scene OF The rrGrsmogrfcatio ion;
by Messrs. Blackburn-&. Cullen.
Feats o. activity, by The mare Oollelia: who will
conclude by leapng balloon.
Mr. Buckley, the celebrated vou;er, from Astlcy's
AmPhitheatre, London, will make his first appear
ance IN Richmond, on the cord volant.
Horsemanshir by mr.. Harrington. on two horses;
who will perform variety Of Astounding f1eals; and
conclude with his ilercLlran Feat OIL the horses vii
young Racnn ON his s. oulders
Still Waiting. by Messrs. D"ckley iIurrlng-
ton, Hess Miller, Bacon, Porter. uul Blackburn
Clown, Sir Cullen
NJ. Harrington viii appear in the Circle mon n
Single U"r-" aad introduce his wonderful i;a lion
ofiI.a Drunken EGs-ar
Pwo Comic Songs Barney Braliaqhan," and
king end Connrymaa," by Mr. Mcclure.
The whole to conclude with the Bale, &c TIC
CtSti5 VI nm hIfII.f.' Ia MS On SffjISE-.
i)o' bic Chalk, "a Landlord Mr.. Harrington
Dr. Fudge, Blackburn
William, "a slpwIecked Sailor Buckley
Tom Grog Cullen
Ben Bohstay, Bacon
Jack Junk, Porter
Old Woman Hess
Maria, Mrs Buckley
~ Tickets may nc had at the Box Office, and st
Mr.. c, Becks Confectionery Store. Box and Pit
30 cents; Children half price Coloured persons
25 cents
" Box Plan will be kept at Mr.. Beck's, where
seats can be secured fer the first During the
past Summer the Building has undergo thorough
repair.
u Stoves provided, aud will be well attended
to- render the audience. comfort Bile.
f. Doors to open at c, and Performance COM
mencc at O'Clock ian 2I-lf
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