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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

BosToN, May l2th--1l, P. Mn the Su-
preme Court to-day, motion was made that
the suits brought against Knight and Hughes
by the Abolitionists, Mt the time they were here
to reclaim William and Ellen Crafts, be dis
missed, unless responsible cndorser was Civ
en- for the costs. After hearing arguments
against the motion from Dena, IIdreth and
Sewall, Chief Justice Shaw decided that re-
sponsible endorser must be procured, or the
cases would be dismissed; so they are likely to
fall to the ground
The suit against District Attorney Lunt, for
the arrest of Barton negro barber at Salem,
who was taken by mistake for one of the res
cuers 81 the fugitive Shadrach, was non-suitcd
Barton not appearing. The damages had
been laid at $4,000.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

e19y~ On Monday evening, man named JOHN
Day murdered his wife, by shooting her in the
causing death in half an hour Soon after their
marriage (about onsyear since) they separated,
andhave not lived together since. The deed was
committed at the house of the father Of The de-
ceased, on ID street, whose name is FRlEDLY.
Day has been committed to await his trial. They
were residents of this city,
There are various rumors afloat as to the
cause which led to the act; but as the matter
will speedily undergo legal investigation, and
the truth be thereby ELECTED, we refrain from
giving any of them.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

PARDor.-Th President of the United
States has pardoned Thomas II. Burge, who
has been confined in Jail in Raleigh North
Carolina, for some time past, and had been
sentenced to an Imprisonment of ten years,
for robbng the mail in GreenvIIle county last
year
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

FOREIGN PAuPERs last Tuesday morn
ing, there arrived in Boston, by the Maine, Wor-
cester, and Fall River railroads, i62 foreign
poupers, sent to this country by the Marqoss-o
Landsdownc, Robert Carey, and Michael Bran
nan. OF this number, thirteen children were
barefooted.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

Much complaint il made of the want of suff-
cient assistance from the State. The legislature
has usually made an annual grant of 81 800,
but at its last session it only appropriated $500,
and even that was obtained with considerable
difficulty. The treasurer's report shows that
the expenditures for the past year have exceed
ed the receipts 500 81. The large donations Of
$4,000 from the Misses Dewitt and $3.50 from
Jenny Lind have been invested in Savings banks
as a permanent fund
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

more than twenty years, and under, the most
trying circumstances They are offered with
difference and profound respect II they agree
not with those of others, they proceed, at least
from q calm survey of the whole question, and
are submitted to your consideration, with sin
cere wish that they may be of use.
Citizen OF VIRGINIA.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

Col VIM. l.. Yancey has been nominated by
candidate for Congress in the Montgomery, Ala,
congressional district now represented by Mr..
billiard
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

Total number of slaves in l776 bo2ls2
Of the thirteen original members of the con-
federacy, seven have abolished slavery, viz ::
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Massa-
cbusetts, Rhode Island, New Hampshire and Con-
nect'cut. African slavery would have existed to
This day in these Northern States, but for the
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

AZ for the proposition of State, or the PEG.
pie OF State, to secede from the Union, IL im-
plies no more moral or legal turpitude, than for
a person TO declare his intention TO change his
! residence from tie United States TO some other
country Indeed not so much Washington
Southern Press.
| Just think of that According to the organ
of the secessionists, there is greater amount OF
moral and legal turpitude in n mans declaring
his intention to emigrate from the United States
than there would be in the actual dissolution OF
the Union 1t would seem as if all the organs
| of the disunionists were engaged IN a desperate
struggle to surpass each other in the monstrous
character of their declarations and doctrines
! Louisville Journal.
II would seem that many of the organs OF
the Submssionists are engaged in desperate
struggle to exhibit their incapacity to refute
the positions of their opponents. The conyen-
ton of New York that ratified the present con-
stitution, expressly reserved the right of re-as-
suming the powers thereby granted, whenever
her interest required it.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14
From he Lyachburg (pa.) Republican.
Interesting Slave Statistics,

AT the Declaration of American Independence
in l776, slavery as now recognized in the South
ern States, existed to greater or less extent, in
every one Of the then thirteen colonies The
following table shows the slave population Their
twisting in e,ch colonv.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14

From an inquiry INFO the nuture aud res'sAs II
the anLslapery az itation, pith oieo al lie
prospect bsfore us. by a citizen IF Alabama.
The {" lucrative desires of the Northern people,
to employ the evidence of Mr.. Madison, were
aroused by the subject of the Western terrific
ries during the war of the Revolution. = ] he
contest for thcm," according to Chief Justice
Marshall, threatened the existence of the con-
federacy." Virginia Quoted the contest by a
surrender of the lands, and the ordinance of
1887 interdcied slavery from reaching them.
When the peace of 1888 was concluded, the
States north OF Mason's and Dixon's line con
tanned in square miles l6I,06l
The States now South 647, 2O2
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.'I'ELEC4RApHE1)
TOR TlEE DAILY RICHMOND TIM F.ssss.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, Feb. l3, P. M.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 49, P. M
The SENATE this morning took up and passed the fol-
lowing joint resolution:
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representa-
tWes OF the United States OF America Congress as
sebed, That the additional grade of Lieutenant Ge-
neral be, and the same is hereby created in the army
and that when in the opinion Of the President and Sc
nate, 1t shall be deemed proper to acknowledge emf
nett services of officers of the army, in the mode al
ready provided for in subordinate grades, the grade OF
Lieutenant General may be conferred by brevet and
brevet only.
The remainder of the session was devoted to the
consideration of bill regulating fees in the Federal
Courts.
The HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, to-day, after de-
bate, ordered the report OF the Committee on Printing,
indemnying Mr.. Thos Richie for loses sustained in
executing the printing for the present Congress- to be
recommted 10 the same committee, with instructions
to ascertain whether he has adhered to the contract
and what amount of loss he has actually sustained
The House then went into committee of the whole and
took up the River and Harbour Bill, which was dis
cussed ii | the adjournment.
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NEW BOOKS.

NASH Il WOODHOUSE
THE METHOD OF DIVINE GOVERN M EMIT,
PHYSICAL AND MORAL, by Rev. James,
McCosh, one VOL, $40, So. In the writer OF this
work we meet with man Of extraordinary calbre,
alike remarkable for thevgor and originality OF his
thinking, for the fine taste and freshness of his wri
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and minuteness of his acquaintance with the scien-
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prosecuted with avidty by the greater minds OF the
age, mparts more than the others, color and tone to
the ages hnking"-Nr. Hugh Miller, in apitness
Also received. Brown the Second Advent, Christs
Second Coming: Will it be Pre- Millennial? by the
Rev. David Brown "A. NJ, st. James Free Church
~ Glasgow. 81 70
The Worlds Religion, as contrasied with genuine
Christianity by Lady Colquhoun, daughter ofthe
Hon. Sir John Sinclair. Observation-Disclosures. so
Geology and Religon-tle principles OF Geology
explained and viewed in their relations to Re-
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Memoirs of the Life and History Of TIE Rev. John
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NACATION.--ORpER MALE JANUARY 30, 1851
HENRY WooD, Plaintiff against CHARLES S. CAR
RIN6ToN aud EDWIN A. WILLIAMS, Defendents--In
Chancery.
On the motion Of the Plaintiff and upon consdera-
ton OF the bl answer and exhibits the Court doth
der that the defendants do render before one of the Com
mssloners OF the Couri, an of the trust fund
which into their hands under the deed from John
B. Scott them, bearing date the 2ud day Of March
ner in which they have disposed OF the same: which
said account the said Commissioner is directed to ex
anime state and SETTLE and report to this Court with
any matter specially stated deemed pertinent by himse
required to be so stated by either OF the parties-
And the Court doth further order that the Com
missioner co ascertain what debts other than the debts
of the plaintiffs are provided for by The deed aforesaid
and to whom the same due, in which enquiry he
will convene the parties by service OF process upon such
OF them as known him, and by pubeatonlas to all
Others and that the said Commissioner make report
thereof to this Court with any matter specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself required by any OF the
parties to be stated And the Court doth further or
der, that the Commissioner do ascertain the sum
which each creditor provided for by the said deed Is en-
titled to receive OF the trust fund coming to the hands
OF the defendants, and make report thereof to this
Court. A Copy-Teste
WILLIAM HOLT, Clerk.
The parties interested will please take notice that
have appointed the hour of 10 O'clock A. OF the 10Th
day OF March, 1851 at the Tavern house OF Mr. Price,
at Halifax Courthouse, Virginia the time and place
order OF Court when and where they are required to
attend with the necessary documents and evidence to
prove their claims. All persons having claims ara re
quired to present them properly proved on that dav
JOSEPH G. TERRY, Com CIV.
fe 14-law4w
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..
NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED, FOR SALE BY
vi q IL RIS IL BISOTHER

" Main Street.
The Method Of the Divine Government PHYSICAL and
Moral, by Rev. James McCosh, volume svo
I'M, 1io VI, so w
The Works OF the Rev. Richard Cecil, 3 vols,
ar i~Ho, G,oli 3 w
Morning Exercises for the Closet for every day in
the year, by VIM. JAY vol. l2mo cloth. -. IS
The Lord our Shepherd, an exposition of the 23d
Psalm, by the Rev. ]. Stevenson, l vol I2mo,
Holy Living and DYING, by Jeremy Taylor, with
portrait, vol. 12mo., cloth, London 25
kluos Scripture Lands, describing in series of
historical, geographical and typographical
sketches, and illustrated by complete Biblical
Atlas, comprising "a MAPS with an index of re-
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The Lite OF Benz. Franklin, illustrated vol Svo.
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History OF Spanish Literature, by Geo. Ticknor,3
Virgiis Works literally translated into English
prose, with notes by Davidson, VOL l2mo, clio i so
WORKS OF Plato, new and literal version, vol.
Cieero's Three Books of Office or Moral Duties,
vol Emo, cloth. ........................1 %
Lodges Portraits of lllustrious Personages of
Great Britain, with biographical and historical
memoirs OF their lives and actions; complete, 8
vols. l2mo, cloth. northumberland 10 90
Home Influence, a tale tor mothers and daughters,
by Grace Agullar. ~
Mothers Recompense, a sequelto Home Influence,
by Trace Agullar. 70
The Pathfinder, by J. Fennmore Cooper. ......l Is
1 ne flOneels, by do do ....+.-l 70
Lilies Discipline tale of the annals of Hungary. 81
The Wide, Wide World, fine tale,2 vols. .....l so
~ All the important new publications for sale as
soon as issued. fe IL
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ANNALS OF HUNGARY.

J. w. RANDOLPH, February 5.
The Slethescope and Virginia Medical Gazette FOR
February 81
Lilies Dircipne, a tale of the Annals OF Hunga-
ry by Talvi. ................ 81
January No. OF Rankn's half yearly Abstract OF
the Medical Sciences. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Extraordinary Popular Decisions, by G. Mackay,
2vols.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i 90
Pictorial Life and Adventures of Guy Fawkes,
chief Of the Gunpowder Treason, by w. IL.
AilsWortll. oo
The Convict, or the Consprators Victim, novel
written in prison, by Ned Buntine vol. l...... so
March No. Gralan's Magazine with IA pages
of original articles. ........................ 25
The Poetical Remains of the late Mary Elizabeth
Lee, with portrait and biographical memoir,
by S. Gilman, d. D., published in Charleston,
S. G muslin, gilt .........................1 90
The School Fellow n magazine for boys and
girls, with plates; edited by w c. r ichards for
lS43-5O Il oO
February No. London Lancet-per year. IS co
February No. International Monthly Maya zine. IS
February No Harpers New Monthly do Is
Gilllans Bards OF the Bible. Observation-Disclosures. IS
Letters from three Continents by "M,'' the Arkan-
sas correspondent OF the Louisville Journal...1 90
Lite and Correspondence OF Robert Southey, edit
ed by his son, with portrait, complete, 9vo; mus
The Decline of Popery, and its Causes an ad
dress delivered in The Broadway Tabernacle on
"Wednesday evening, Jan. 18th, 1851, by Rev.
N. Murray, D. d.
Lives Of the Queens OF Scotland, and English
Princesses connected with the Regal Succession
OF Great Britain, by Agnes Strickland, author Of
the Queens OF England, vol. ]. ..............l 90
new Classical Dictionary of Greek and Roman
Biography Mythology and Geography, by VIM.
Ii ".
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. bpm

NEW YORK MARKETS, Feb. IT, P. NJ.
FLoUR-ln western end state flour there is moder-
business doing aud the market for descrip-
lions of state has declined about 64c.
Southern ffouri; active, but prices how are
without change. The sales are 500 bbls. at 81 81 a
$500. for mixed to choice brands; and $5.25 s. 62.
for fancies.
GRAIN-For Wheat the market is easier, aud sales
of 1000 bushels handsome white Genesee have been
made at Philadelphia at $l.l8.
Yesterday $500 bushels fair white Southern changed
hands sl05, and small parcels of Long Island at
96c to $l00
In Cora there is but little doing, and the market is
without change. The only sales reported are 1900
bush. Jersey a previous rates.
CoTToN-N otbing OF importance doing. The mar
ket continues dull and declining
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TRIAL OF GENL. HENDERSON.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
The jury in the case of General Henderson, being
unable to agree have been discharged This, it will
be remembered the second jury which the case
had been submitted
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Feb Is, p M.
FLOUR and GRAIN continue dali without alteration 10
price.
ToBAcco-This staple is becoming very scarce, and
oders are therefore, firmer.
CoFFEE--We note sales during the week OF 1000
bags at prices ranging from l0s to II cents per Id.
WHIsKEY-Sales OF bbls. at rs 26 cents Der gallon
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MARYLAND REFORM CONVENTION. Committee
The Judiciary have reported in favour ofelectng the
Judges by the people for the term of ten years.
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STRAT"TON'S OFFICE, No. S, South l4,b
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRArToN's the man.

Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, No. 12-Feb. 10Th:
6 46 as 3 81 u 81 4 81 10 80 A TO-
Ticket Nos 3 As 46. prize of $l2O; do do. 10 Al
81, prize Of $l2o, sold and paid by
S.. STRATTON.
Drawn Nos of Sussex, extra, No. I8-Feb. Inh:
40 SO 81 Sc 81 SO % 9 4 As.
Ticket Nos. 9 SO S. do do. 9 % SO, prize of
5000, sold and paid by STRATTON.
~ Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No. 17--Feb. IL:
AZ 10 90 80 S 20 9 81 40 % Is 6.
Ticket Nos. % 43 AZ, prize of $780, sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, extra No. 49, Feb. IS:
% 7 S "a as IL Al 9 26 80.
Ticket Nos. II "a, prize sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware, No Feb. 70:
70 81 80 g. So 68 76 80 Is Sc &c Al so al.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14
BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
} OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAY

HP E0CHATt SA1IE DlA y. NVtNDAE Ms,
Saturday-On the days above named, commencing at
st o'clock, will sell at auction. at my store on 15, ST.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting oil the FOL
lowing:
GROCERIES, Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candles, Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides, Rice, Pepp, Ginger, Brandy Whskey, Gin,
N3 PAS NI BT%l1sr, LARD, heTngs Shad
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads.
Chairs, Candlestands, Dining, Tea and Toilet Tables
Bedding OF every description, Fenders Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the housed keeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iw also sell Boots.
Shoes Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats Caps,
Crockery-ware, Matches. Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au21 r. CAUTHORNs
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14

~ DUNLOP, MONCURE u CO. ask the
attention of dealers to the Auction tSale of Sugar
and Molasses, at the Wharf and Warehouse, at Rock.
cts, this morning at liz o'clock, without regard to
weather fe IA
WARN BATHS FLErcHEK's Bathing Estab
shment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. M. to 10 P. Nd. Single baths 25c, or live
tickets Tor ST. oe Is
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le8 NASH e. WOODHOUsE.
- IVztN'TI u w VVDIICCNEl
NRAND VIRGINIA STATE CIVIC AND
A n ID

w MILITARY BIKTH-DAY BALL, on Mon
day Evening, February oath, lS5l.--lt having been
proposed to celebrate The approaching Anniversary of
the Birth of that ustrous son of Virginia, GEoR GE
WASHINGTON, by giving "GRAND STATE BALL"
We, the undersigned, cheerfuly recommend the Rich
mond Theatre the most appr oprate place for said
Ball. The building to be handsomely decorated, the
sceuery taken out the Pit oored over and the whole
converted into magnificent Bal Room; capable Of ac-
daily invite the citizens of the entire State to cooper
ate in making the occasion worthy OF the Old Domn-
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMER VIRGINIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb l3, P. III.
The Steamer Virginia, from Richmond, arrived here
t his morning.
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BY WILLIAMS " BROTHER.


VEyRUSTEE's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
IL STOCK OF GOODS, STORE FIXTURES.
&e.-Pursuant to deed OF trust made 10 the subscr-
bers by Jacob Krch, for the benefit of certain creditors
named in said deed shall proceed to sell the pro-
pery therein specified, at auction follows On FRI
DAY, 18th inst, at 10 o'clock, P NJ. all the Stock:
Fixtures, &c., in and belonging to the store on Broad
between 9th and 7th streets, occupied by said
kirch: And Immediately thereafter, the wooden Tene
ment In which said store has been kept with the lease
OF the ground on which it is erected And at o'clock,
+: NJ, OF the same day, the following Real Estate,
First, House and Lot on French Garden Hill be-
ing part OF lots No. Is and 10 in Mr. Bates plan of
Mrs. Abigail Mayos property. And next, a Lot with
the brick house thereon, fronting on Brook Avenue.
and lying at the intersection OF said Avenue with Leigh
street, IS feet.
The title to the above property is believed 10 be
good but acting as trustees shall only convey such
title as is thereby vested ia US.
The terms will be accommodating, and made known
on the day Of sale.
r E. j. :. o MR1AzELAMs' Trustees.
Sale conducted by WILLIAMS & BROTHER, Aucts
te 6
NP In addition to the above property on French
Garden Hill, we will sell at the same time, at the
request OF the owner the lot adjoining the residence
OF Mr.. Chids. This lot fronts 80 and runs back
160 feet. WILLIAMS g. BROTHER
lie Aucts
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-02-14

UP EMOV AL.-The subscriber, thankful Tor the
AG liberal encouragement extended to him, respect
fully announces to bis friends and the pnbc generally
that he has removed the "CHINA HALF TO the
new building corner of Main and New Streets three
doors above his old stand and invites the community,
both OF town and country to call and see his stock OF
GOODS, and GAS CHANDELIERS d FIX
TURES He hopes, by strict attention to business and
moderate charges for his wares to insure increase to
his sales. HUGH A. WATT,
fe l0-lm No. rs Main St.
STATEMENT Or TIE MUTUAL BE-
~ NETT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
on the LIST day OF January, 1851. Agent in Richmond
Va, b. w. KNOWLES. Office at the Bib 10 Deposit
tory, corner ABOVE the Exchange Bank, Main street
Balance on hand January LIST, 1885,. 1896 GA Sc
Received for premiums and in
terest IN 1890. ........ 1888 ,36l SIS
Paid tor losses and expenses. l6S75I 10
369 10 AZ
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FRIDAY-Sussex, No. l3-Capital: $2O, 900. 70
nos, IL drawn. Tickets S..
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SATURDAY-Sussexe extra, No. 20-Capita 81 :
$40. IS numbers, IA drawn. Tickets 81, halves Soc
quarters Csc.
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John Is: Floyd, Governor, Claiborne Gooch
VIM. H. Dennis. Speaker Mason President
Senate, Convention,
G. W. Hopkins, Speaker Ro H. Gaaher,
House OF Delegates, James Saunders,
Homer, Arch. Stuart,
II P August, N H Thornton,
S T Stuart, Sam Chiffon,
John F Wall, James Stewart,
John Barbour, Jr., T Martin,
James F Suother, James Alfred Jones,
John Jewett, David II Tucker,
J w Homer, w P Bocock,
Wellington Jenney. w + Thompson,
John M Campbell, Jubal A Early
S D McDearmon, Jouh M Ferguson,
Ro. Henderson. VIM F Richie,
Beirne, VIM Lambert, Mayor of
Daniel Tompkins, Richmond,
r N Hall, Wm billiard,
Louis G il Fnney, is Calvert,
Talbot Duke, Theodrick Morris,
John M Speed, N c Claiborne,
Z Darlington, Jr, G II Lynch,
G w Pearls, RI T Beale
VIM Taiaferro, VIM. l. Jackson,
S d Whilte, Re Cox,
A Lewis, w A Buckner,
Henry P Irving.
Ew The subscribers to the Ball are requested to
meet at the Theatre Tomorrow Saturday Evening,
Feb. 18th, at At o'clock to appoint Managers, &c.
tsg All the papers Of Riehmond; the Inteigencer
and South Side Democrat Petersburg; the Aargus and
Herald, Norfolk; the Republican and Virginan,
the Gazette, Alexandria, the JetIersonan and Advo-
cate, Charlottesville; the indicator and Spectator,
StauntOn; the Virgnian and Republican, Winchester,
Register, Harrisonburg; Tenth Legion, Woodstock;
will publish the above once, and forward their bills 10
the office of the Richmond Theatre fel4