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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
CONGRESS-.

Total majority for Lucas thus far, e6e
:, Hampshire and Morgan voted yeserday-but Lucas's
election is considered certain.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23
PUNI UUAI.
DEFEAT OF THE INEQUALITIES.
Courier Office. Sir O'Clock


m go Thursday Evening, March 81 {
Inc following j. an extract from letter, received bv
the steamer from Vgo, which implicit reliance may be
placed
OPoRro, March 4-"Tbs morning. al day light. after
bombarding the town during the night the troops of Mi
gue made grand attack in the direction Of Corlco and
ST. John daFoz diversion had been made i'm the vici-
nifty OF Agoa Ardene, but it precepGbc that the
main object OF attack was towards the Cordelo line.
"The troops OF Don Miguel were completely repulsod
and 1t is supposed that they have sustained considerable
loss; upwards OF 600 said to have been killed. but
dence cannot be given to all the reports current in the
town.
"Don Pedro's troops have comparatively sustained little
toss but the Scottish corps under Major Shaw have sui
Tered mos-one officer in that corps has been killed and
almost every officer with the exception Of its commander
Shaw, has been wounded the constitutional sideN Sun
phos OF provisions, ammunition, and troops daily ex
pected."
The letter from which the above intelligence is taken
was brought by the Alban steamer which touched at vi
go on the 18Th, on lis way from the Mediterranean
with respect TO the extent of the advantages gained bv
the hDefating army rom this successful resistance we
cannot speak postvely but is quite certain that they
have again beaten oil the Miguees and the result of he
conflict cannot fail inspire the army Of the Ouecn nj
Portugal with fresh courage and increased confidence
and TO produce favorable effect the inhabitants of por
mgal.
LONDON 22d.We rejoice 10 be able 10 state that ge
news from Portugal, TO the 2d inst inclusive which caue
least some OF the gloomy apprehensons created bv the
former direct, though vague intelligence from that quar-
ter. On the 18Th inst IL was our reluctant mari 10 an
nounce The receipt Of diug which led us 10 antcpse the
most serious and speedy disasters 10 Don pedros cause
On The occasion alluded TO- just when the packet was com
board, messenger from shore delivered mole from an
ocid agent in Oporto toaddressed an individual bobno
hce here the purpOfl Of which was To announce n,f
council held immediately before, IL had been determn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

Mr. Loyal goes to the Borough with majority Of ia
G. CHARLES CIrY.-John Robertson about 1872, A.
tween 330cr 40 ahead-hat county votes today and The
CITY OF Richmond winds up on Friday O
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-04-23

Tf,n, ,..,.-- a ~ W. I1'7 NHOIWUU
GPon motion OF Mr.. Pgman, Committee was appointed
20 dr an address 70 the People OF the United States in
Wung their aid in behalf Of the Cumberland sufferers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
,rluce street .so aiu,nS

TEN,E undersigned, in announcing to the citizens Of
Alexandria and its vicinity that this Institution is
npcn for the reception of youth. would respect
fully assure them that he val continue to .nfurce the
rigid observance Of scholastic discipline, pursue
Inc same efficient system in the communication OF in
s,ruction, and use the uptring in lustr. in the
dsch rge of his professional duties, which have hi
thef,n invariably proved advantageousto the pupils
cumuattcd to his care the system Of Exercises iii
the i'rince-,treet acsdemy embraces the following
branches If ed .rs,ion:, Reading; Writing, nrtme
tic; Sock Kceping and English Grammar, Gecgrsphy;
,Ie use ut Maps sni Globes; Geometry and Algebra
with their .ppcon to the practical branches OF the
Mathematics, rrigonometry plane aud srherical
ensuratipu; Surveying and Gauging; Navigation,
with the construction OF the tables annexed, the pro
lection OF Maps anl Planispheres. according TO prin
cipies purely mathematical; Geographical aid Ar
chitectural Drawing Civi! and Military Engineering
Come Sections; Fiuxions; Gnononicks, Astronomy +,
and Mechanics Conscious Of the extent and accuracy
of his reses ch the branches OF science above enae
rated acknowledgement has the confidence To assert that
he i'll give nsruc ion in ,hcm,uo specifically, but nc
cord,g To principles susceptible of Conclusive proof
in the rigid language of irreiragsb.e demonstrations
rerEns Of tuition aud Rules Of the Institution. will
be inside known at the Academy, un = ..4'
...,...s. John DGyIIN,ra
Alexandria, Dec. 2l-tf Pracip.L
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
UniOns Tavern

40 The ubscriberrespectfullyi informs
%Ea6iI(H his friends and the public generally, thai
4H4REl The has removed from Union street to Fair
aSEzzzax& fax street, between King and Cameron
streets, and near the Market where Ladies' and Gen
!emen can be accommodated in gentee! manner; q,
his Establishment is well fitted up, and furnished suf
to paronize him. ~ ..sa7
He hes excellent S7ABLING for twenty or ,hrt,
Horses, for which his charges will be moderate
Gentlemen he furnished with OYSTER SUP
PERS in private rou,ns otherwise, he has his
Oyster Establishment in complete order. ENC .
He can also accommodate ten or twelve BOARD
Frs by the week, month, or year, ct reasonable
prices ..,
Ills BAR il furnished with the best Wines and Ii
quors he place will afford
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes, by strict
attention and moderate charges, to share part Of
cubic patronage. JAMES NORRIS
4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

| a.4duenfures Of a Female Indian. On Hearne's
return from the mouth Of the Coppermine, an IN
cident occurred. strikInglya characteristic Of 81.
wage life The Indians came Suddenly on the
| track OF a strange snow shoe, and following it to
a Wild part of the country, remote from any hu-
| man habitation, they discovered hut. in which
| a Young Indian woman was sitting alone She
had lived for the last eight moons in absolute
solitude, and recounted. with affecting simpllci-
ty, the circumstances by which she had been dri.
ven from her own people She belonged, she
said, to the tribe of the Dog ribbed Indians, and,
10 inroad Of the Athabasca nations. in the
summer had been taken prisoner. The savages,
according to their invariabe practice, stole upon
the tents at night. and murdered her faith
er, mother. and husband, whilst she, and three
other young women, were reserved from the
slaughter, and made captives. Her child, four
| or five months old, she contrived to carry with
her, concealed among some clothing; but, on ar.
irving at the place where the party had left their
wives, her precious bundle was examined by the
Athabasca women, one Of whom. tore the infant
from its mother and killed it on the spot
In Europe, an act so inhuman would, in all
probability, have been instantly followed BY the
insanity Of the parent: but in North America,
though maternal affection is equally intense. the
nerves are more sternly strung. So horrid cru.
city, however determined her, though the man
whose property she had become was kind and
careful of her, to take The first opportunity OF es-
Gaping, with the intention of returning to her own
nation; but the great distance, and the numer-
Gus winding rivers and creeks she had to pass,
caused her to lose the way, and. winter coming
on, she had built hut in this secluded spot
When discovered, she was in good health. we'll
fed, and, in the opinion Of Hearne. one OF the
finest Indian women he had ever seen. Five or
six inches Of hoop made into knife, and the iron
shank Of an arrow head which served as an awl,
were the only implements that she possessed; and
with these she made snow-slloes and other useful
articles.
For subsistence she shared cartridges, rabbits
and squirrels, and had killed two or three bea-
vers, and some porcupines After the few deer
sinews she had brought with her were expended
in making snsres and sewing her Clothing. she
supplied their place with the sinews OF rabbits
legs. which she twisted together with great dex-
terty. Thus occupied, she not only became rec
oncied to her desoIate situation, bur had found
time to amuse herself by manufacturing little
pieces Of personal ornament Her clothing was
formed of rabbit skins sewed together; the mate.
rails through rude, being tastefully disposed. so
as to make her garb assume pleasing, though
desert.bred, appearance. The singular circuu-
stances under which she was fodnd, her beauty
aud useful accomplishments. occasioned con-
test among the indians as TO who should have her
for wife; and the matter being decided she ac-
cUmpanied them in their journey. s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Notice.

EVE undersigned takes this occasion to inform his
L friends and The public that he has taken the
$3.50. HOUSE formerly occupied by Stro-
ffTsTs slG Their, Will mson, and Barnard This is
tSstsaAlESa large and convenient Establishment
ssssESIz well calculated for the accommodation Of
all persons, and particularly for private families.
To those who may think proper to patroniz@ him in
his new VOCATION The undersigned can safely offer one
future known as the .4MERICIN HOTEL "a
JNO. VI. MCCARTHY. Fl.
Washington CITY Sc ut ID Il 49,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Advertisements.

A~x4 TO RENT-A HOUSE gre.
Cd sis formed" though still a jackson House,
ESsS sA opposite the Farmers Bank OF Alexandria
SS55lSSsIt hs> lately undergone thorough repair,
having received gh; and air from the morrill, east and
west The south also corrected BY substantial steps
Of recent construction. II is house that has been
somewhat neglected, but the recent repair aud i'm
pruveen renders il worthy of the attention Of any de-
cent Grocer, Huckser shoe store man, Tobacconist,
&c. sc. sc &c. sc SC II is now open for exaniia
tion which hereby invite.
anlO JOSIAH H. DAVIS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

PURSUANT to an Order Of the United States Cir
cult Court OF the District of Columbia. sitting in
Chancery at Al xandra, the of Lincoln Cham
berlan, surviving partner of lincoln and Luther Cham
ber!sin. against George McClitsh, Administrator ct
Archibald McCl-ish ct al, passed October FERN 1857
the creditors of the said Archibald McCh'sh are re
CURED to present their claims TO the undersigned on
or before the 18th day Of February next, or they VIII
g. A MOORE,
ism ,7-1m Master Commissioners
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
! or Rent

.&xA The large and commodious HOUSE
MHssNzat the Village, with valuable fruit and
R6iIiE vege,abe GAnDEN Of two Acres. former.
" 0wne BY George Taylor, Esq.
Also, three Squares Of two Acres each, next west.
east and north east and ten south east, of the
FIRST. Apply to Samuel q. Larmour, at the Ware
house Of SAN'I.. u. I.ARNOUR & Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

C0tloM Selne TMiMe, CNttOh
Yarn, Counterpart, Batting. s. t'a,pet Harp,
a COMPLETE assortn,ent OF The above articles,
a manufactured At cccuquan. now on hand, and for
sale BY wholesale, at Baltimore prices, by III
s. u. 4 n. JANNEY.
who have for sale bales spinning cotton. :
jan Is frs fEtl a.sd ~ ~ 10 sy.5a i
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
last Received,
neAiamiM I. VenAali

neniasmiM Y. VenNaA
..,-.4 Has Just feceired-
~ GOSHEN cheese in Casks
" Rest winter strained lamp oil
Gunpowdcr and imperial tea, in quarter boxes,
of superior quality
Hnxes, half and quarter boxes bunch rsisns
: Whiskey in ogsacads aud barrels
And on hand, general assortment Ut GROCERIES
q LTQHORS. as usual dec 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
.in assistant or aiH0rtner
T.ANTEDl "A.

TlHE proprietor Of countr, Store Virginia. in
excellent situation for business. desires the servi
ces Of well qua fled man. Of pleasing manners, strict
integrity, and aud temperate habits
Assistant; he would be eved rs Partner IL more
desirable IL could bring secession Of
capital. unquessionAbie Recommendations viii be
Quired.
Address o., owe, the real name, THROUGH the Post
Oficei and if by mail, postage paid. JAM
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

- For Rent,
6saSS The BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
Esl.s he OF adjoining Henry street, now occu
r. ~ Sir. jose pin Davis. fhe rent will be mods
rate. aud possession give" Oh the LIST Of February
Ian4 W. FOWIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

For neMt,
: -~A A Three Story FRAME HOUSE
&Xsss liz on Prince street, with the Shop attached
ES4 81 thereto, opposite James Norris, The
ASaA House IL well calculated for boarding
House, is conn odous aud in good order. The Shop
is an excellent stand 70: Retail Grocer.
Also,
fss'sAA That large ICE HOUSE on Water street,
Ess. late in the occupancy of VIM. D. stusrt) at the
Nurt side of The town. It's situation is convenient to
the RIVER Apply 10 Il. II. MILLER
l2mo 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

j" 81
Charles Bennett ap
HAS received BY ship Maryland. Capt. Morrcu.
\ alrec, from Liverpool,
10 bsies best BrdPort Shad and Herring Irvine,
~hich the manufactures says is Of the very
hes; quality, and IS for sale cu the usual terms.
lie has, likewise, received,
hest cotton ButlapS
Drab woollen Kerse,s
Lowell cotton and wool Kerseys
few pieces best Point Blankets
A few bales best Shooting and shifting Cottons
He has on hand -
Yer, first quality black Italian lustrirg
Ladies' Engish white silk and cotton Hose, best
make
English and French best Florentine Vesting, and
velvet WsistcUsting t
Blue and black sup.rfn= Cloths ard kerseymcres,
He expects daly consignment Of Bed Ticks and
l0w.p priced Cassinetts. 80
nov %
Enots and Shnes
~ d. EDISON has jus, resolved per Brig Token,
-. a few cast GentIcmen's fine Calf, Sewed Boots,
at IS 50 TO 400.
Iit,o BufFps cd ditto, at So soto 500
/ case prime Gather over Shoes
1000 pair Brogans and NonrOes
Misses end ~omens coarse and fine Shoes, va.
rinus kinds t1
Gent;emehs clif and morocco Boots. rs TO rs
DO do do Shoes, So to S2a
Ladies' fine seal, morocco and lasting Shoes
Misses do do, do do n
Bow coarse and zine shoes and Monroes
Chiidren's Shoes. great variety
NIB Ladies' Shoes made to order, in the neatest
and most fashionable ayie. dec IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Notice.
,MaGvira ~ i've.

rs,lg y,rh>crberS dies ;ang to make their annual ifs
} p,rt,tnn of Wac By ths iiap-, 'n''te orders Tor
A., observation ufI Howard March - Co.'s brand.
+, this W., the uer,oa o.lvrins Wall h-ve the sstur
ace Of receiving he Vine shipped for lhem-their
nam Icing cut on the c.sk in Madeira
GEO. JOHNSON 4 Co,
VIII, h,Ys remaining, fron their last importation. a
W. q,,l.er AMI half qu,rter casks OF Burgundy, TN
D. Graae J.uce aRl Lni,doa Particular Madeira Wines.
aarunted pure a. i,apHled, aaa Tor sale on ,heir
ua,,I - c,miuolsnu- terms i'm 50
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04

" We are authorized TO say that Col. JoHs
r. WALLACE will be candidate for Congress, for the
District Of which Fauquier will form apart
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
WanteNt0 Purchase

A FEMALE SLAVE, Of heslthy. nest, honest and
n industrious habits. clear Of incpmbrance of35 to
40 years Of age to attend 10 home business For one
web recommended and capable, liberal price would
be given Inquire Of The Printer.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
SOSITS.
N0iNsses

II J i'S'heas superior Retailing Molas:es, landing
v" from Brig Caravan, for sale BY %
"-oI w FowIE tJ Go. /
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Sugars, Coffee, .Mnlasses &c

Sugars, EOHee, MANASSAS, Nc
n \ Hogshcs,ls2 Orleans, Porto i,ico and ST Croix
Jtf 40 barrels sa g5 Sugars .<ss.l.-s O.,
4 boxes white havana do
90 barrels and boxes leaf and lump do
$50 bags Rio. Laguira snd Java Coffee ..tf
IS hhds Orleans and English Island Molasses
7S 90 h hhns copper distilled whiskey
6 puncheons old Jamaica Rum d"
Is hhis New England no ~. s..
ITO chests. half chests and boxes Gunpowder
Imperial, Il, sun and Young Tyson reas
l.cwis's cargo
100 0l0 MS choice BACON our own curing
8, 900 lbs yellow aud brown Soap
y ID boxes mould and dipped Candles 'a.
For safe By SAM. ID. I,ARNOUH & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
shaving y fancy Aair dressing

TauESGW. SIMPSON, having commenced the
- ABOVE business on King, two doors above ROYAL
street 5rss leave to inform his fri mis- and the public
and hopes, by his attention to busnes to merit por
ton of public patronage 81, .'' se oct 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
LIST OF LETr1ns

Remaining in the Post Office, 8Lerandria. D. c. on The
LIST Of FEBRUARY. 1883.
Gr Persons calling for letters in the following list,
will please say rHET ADvERrIsyD, they may not
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
sack salt.
" aMteA,
Swimming CnttNn.

1 ] bN.sS Raw Cotton, of superior quality. an,
sa''o'e s'zes TOT retailing. lust received aud 60
10y ). ", * $ II JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-04
Eutice

Alexandria, Dec. 2l--G
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

In the Senate yesterday. on motion OF MI
Grundy, the bill introduced by Mr.. Clay. the
day before. to modify and adjust the Tariff, wa:
referred to Select Committee, to be com nsed
Of seven members. A motion was madebv Mr..
Dallas to lay the bill on the table, which failed.
as did also motion to refer it to the Committee
on Manufactures.
Mr.. Webster introduced his resolutions rela.
tive to the Tariff, which were laid on the table
until to-day, when he gave notice that he would
explain and support them.
Or. motion of Mr. Wilkins, it was ordered that
hereafter the Senate take recess from to 5
o'clock every evening.
Various private bills were then read and refer.
red-and at one o'clock the Senate proceeded to
the
House OF Representatives, where seats were
prepared Tor them. Tie two houses, in joint ses-
sion, proceeded through their telers to count the
votes of the electors for President and Vice FIRE.
sident of the United States--atter which the Pre-
silent Of the Senate proclaimed that
ANDREW JACKSON, Of Tennessee,
had been duly elected as President ut the United
States. to serve for four from and after the
4th day Of March ncx'-and that
MARTIN VAN buren,. Of New York,
had been duly elected Vice President, to serve
for the same term.
Alter the announcement was made, the two
Houses separated and both immediately adjourn
edo alter appointing committees to wait on the
President and inform him of his election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14

4 Message was received in the Senate yester-
,]ay. from the President of the United States,
forw artlng the documents called for by Mr..
Pundex'e,', resolution, being copies Of all Mill
,ary aud Nava! Orders issued to Commanders OF
truou, or armed vessels on the Charleston station,
&c Some Of lh,m were read, to show the gene
raj Character OF HE whole. They appearedro be
IN general pacific, defensive, cau'lonarr and dis
Greet, Indicating al the same time SOME reason
for apprehension Of violence being attempted on
thp other side, SC &r.-Nai INT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
SUPREME COURT u. 8
MONDAY, Frbruar, IL.

No. q Richard NJ. Scott. plaintiff in error,
vs.. Ezra Lunt's ad,nlnstra tors-Error from the
Circuit Court for Alexandria, ID. C.-Mr. JUS
tice Story delivered the opinion ct thu, Court, re.
verslng the Judgment Of the Circuit Court, and
remanding the cause, nc.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
District IF Co\umbia,

County Of .1ferandrin, Set
DENJAMIN F. SPENCER has applied to the Homo.
ID rable william Cranch, Chief Judge OF the United
states Circuit Court of the District OF Columbia, to DO
discharged from imprisonment, under the act for the
reie OF sovent debtors within the District OF Colur
ba, on ,e second Monday in March next, at nine o.
clock, A. at the Court House in Alexandria, when
and where his creditors required to attend.
feb l4--3is EDM. J. LEE, G. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-02-14
Observation-Disclosures.
MIR j JEFFERSn> has the pleasure TO announce
WI for one light only the IN sgem'nt ut
THE GREAT RAvEL FAMILY,

MR. ] JEFFERSn> has the pleasure TO announce
wi for one light only the IN sgem'nt 1T
THE GREAT RAvEL FAMILY.
Consisting If persons wlro have tor msr' nights,
been the delight Of the audiences OF New York, Phi
ladelpha Boston, Baltimore and Washington. Ow.
ing to their eng agements at the South, it will be I'M
possible extend their engagement beyond TINS hght
They will mike their FIST snpesra zee
On FRIDAY EVENING, FEB. Is.
When will be pre- Sc ned the Comic scene Of
Mons Exc and Msd'iIe Ongo- The Carnival OF Venice
lie Pol chnelle and Dance on Stilts-rhe Bailete
Pantomme called Mons Holinet-Ihe PeriIous Ex'
ercises of the Barre Syrqne-Hercuean Feats. pre-
coded by Acsdemical Postions-1he Tableau-
The Death Of Abel
On Friday evening will be presented the petit comedy
called the
WEDDING DAY.
Sir Adam Contest Riddle
Young Contest Hubbard
Servant X. Riddle
s Lid! S Ssssss1 Miss si:: i i.:pm:
After hich, the iaughabIe pantommic bslIette called
MONS MOLINET; or Night Of Adventures
GermuiIe, farmer jerome Rsvel
BAIL miller boy Antoin Rsvel
Mons Nolinet Gabfisl Rayel
Nanette. ward to Germuil Mrs. Raval
In the course Of the piece, the young Gabral Ravel
will perform the comic part Of Mons holinet, and will
execute the prrilous exercise o.. the
BARRE sYRIQUE,
at n. tremendous height Of Is feet exercise which
has never been performed by any one but himself.
fIercuiean Feats BY nr. Jean Rave preceded by Aea
dencal Positions, copied from the first models OF
Rome. Mons. jean kavel will, iE this performance,
redouble hr exertions. and present to the public
many new fests which have never been executedin
this city After which.
The Carnival If Venice, arranged by Mr.. Rave, and
executed by the R4vel Family. in which the young
Cabral Rayel will dance The PoIchinelle, and con-
clude by the Drunken Scene and Dsnce Stills.
PoHnchnelIu Young Gabllal kavel During which
viii be inr duce comic scene. called Monster Exc
and lid'sile On o, executed by two children and
5years Of acc. After which,
BATH ROAD; or, Married Yesterday.
Cspt,in "anbleton Dir lDgersoll
VArnish Hubbard
Tom Riddle
Ellen Mss Chapman
The whole 10 conclude with the r.b'eu Of tue
DEATH OF ABEL; or, The First Fratricide.
annie and Plastic Iabiesu, illuminated by Greg oran
Fire.
Cain Gabrisl Rsvel Adam Antoine Ravel
Abel jerome Rave Eve Madame Ravel
II Box and Pit one dollar; Gallery 50 Cents.
- Performance to commence At o'clock Boxes
can be secured at Mr Vests feb IA