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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-04
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THE LATEST NEWS.
=. .,r,e,;oa Of he State Hcuse at Coiassbus,

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Feb, 1.-The old State
,r.nse was completely destroyed by FIRE thie
.,o,n;nr. The Ere broke out in the. Senate
nsamber. about 81 o'clock, aud before the
ssn,es could be reached the heat had become
Ne ;ntense az to drive the iremen and others 70
sa,rh = distance as to render all efforts to save
the building unavailable. The desk OF the
cIerk of the House was saved, together with
mos, of the valuable papers OF the bod1' but
The Legislature viii probably adjourn after
,,e reception OF Gov. kossuth, who is ex-
lied here on Wednesday. The Odeon,
Se;Irs Hall, or the Supreme Court room
iii probably be used for the meeting of the
legislature until other arrangements are made.
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

fhth USIEE'S SALE OF A HOUSE and
i LOT ON CLAY STREET AT the request of
the beneficiary in deed of trust executed by NJ. G.
Gentry, and duly recorded in Henrico County
Court, to secure certain debt therein mentioned
shall, on THURSDAY, the 5th day of February,
commencing at Al O'Clock in the afternoon, upon
the premises cell the property described in said
deed, being lot of ground situated Clay street
near its Western termination, fronting 80 feet on
Clay street, and running back $50 feet inches to
an alley Is feet wide, on which said lot stands
frame house, recently built, containing about
rooms, with all necessary out houses, and at pre-
sent occupied by NJ. G. Gentry.
The title is believed to be unquestionable: but
acting as trustee, shall convey with the usual
warranty.
The terms, which will be in accordance with the
deed, viii, be made known on the day Of sale.
ja20 JAMES N. TAYLOR, Trustee.
Immediately after the above sale, l will sell TWO
BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS, situated on Clay
street. est of Clay street Chapel These houses
have oeen recently built contain or rooms EACH
and are well arranged for the comfort of moderate
sized families. The lots have the usual front and
run back to alleys
Terms viii be accommodating and win be made
known at the sale. JAMES M. TAYLOR,
fe3 Auctioneer
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PardoHed-Tke Riper.

KARLSRUHE Feb. 2d.-Govelnor Bigler
has granted pardon to George Albert, who
vas convicted some time ago of kidnapping,
auJ sentenced 10 ten years imprisonment in the
psatenuaTy.
The river here has been considerably swol-
len BY the rain, but up TO this time the ice re-
mains firm. There is much apprehension Of
damage when the ice breaks.
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Explosion and Loss Of LiE.

CHARLESTON, Jan. 3l-An explosion occurrf d
between and O'Clock this morning 9, at the U. s.
Arsenal. brick building - by l5feet, used as a
laboratory, attached to the Arsenal was entirely
destroyed. John Batter, private, was preparin z
some fire works for Washing tons birth day. and it
ID suppose whist ramming Roman candle, the
friction occasioncd an explosion, which communi-
Gated to the next building, containing about so lbs.
the wall OF third. Baltzer tried 10 escape blu
was buried under the ruins and orriblY raangled
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WANTS.

4ahsT1S2 q ~ 49, ss.:s :s:s::! !.
qalrs g ca. So = II
WANTkl)- 81 youps an. 49, = 49,
" experi6nce Ii BooksK 6epf6Ss mn vhn -
gtva the - Of refeSeueeeya sifSnticu q fssr
mission-Hoe6e. Address. ~ b lhruurb - pest
0fncs. or spply q this Oznce. 6 S-3ss-.
WANTED.-Threeo or four lump sEera for
hire win spply immediately atthis once.
WANTkDs-A Female Servant, Without ep.
W cumbrsnce, WHO'S competent chambermsid
and washer and ironer. For one Of good charac-
ter, liberal hire vii be paid.
fea-as HUGH A. WATT.
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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate Monday the bill for the pay
won't Of the next instalment OF the Mexican in-
dsmniiv. and the bill for the relief of the
smerican citizens lately imprisoned and par
doaed by the Queen OF Spain. were passed
NJ. Stockton addressed the Senate on inter-
yar,;nn. and Mr.. McRae concluded his re-
r,srks on the Compromise resolution.
The House of Representatives adopted a
number OF resolutions of inquiry and calls for
Information.
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Arrcs. Of an Offender Against tie Gorern
meHt.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.-Jonas P. Levy was
arrested in this city on Saturday night, at the
;,s,ance of the Hon. Daniel Webster, charged
" i,h having addressed letter to President
Ari,ta, OF Mexico, for the purpose Of defeating
the measures Of the Government of the United
States with regard 10 right of way across the
Isamus of Iehuantepec. Bail was refused
him by Judge Belts. Levy left for Washing
ten on Sunday evening in charge of officers.
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BY ALEXANDER MOTT & co.

STOCK OF BOOTS. SHOES. &C., AT
- AUCTION.-On MONDAY MORNING, the 9th
inst at 10 o'clock shall SELL at Public Auction at
the store of Karr g. Brother opposite the Banks their
proprietors having determined to discontinue that
branch of their business among which win be
found: as
$50 pair of Gentlemen's Boots, their own man're,
225 Is Shoes, Caters &C., - I"
800 of Ladies' Shoes, I e. :.
of different styles and patterns
s. $50 pair s OF Ladies s. CATERS
The above stock is very desirable, being their own
work and fashionable styles.
Terms at SALE
fe2 ALEXANDER MOTT & CO, Auct's
GALE OF A BREWERY IN THE CITY OF
y RICHMOND.-By virtue of deed of trust, ex-
ecuted to me by Messrs. Schwabe g. Co, and duly
recorded in the Office Of the Clerk of the Hastings
Court of the city of Richmond, shall offer for
sale. pxirately, the BREWERY at Bacon Quarter
Branch with all the fixtures thereto belonging
Any person wishing to engage in the said business,
viii find the terms of sale very accommodating.
Should the property not be disposedof on or be.
be offered to the highest bidder at public auction
on that day at ~ o'clock, M. The establishment
is said to be in very com plete order.
P.S-The proprietor of the above premises will,
If desired, sell the same to any one who may pur-
chase the above Brewery and fixtures.
- IT, P. AUGUST,
ia9-3tawsd+ Trustee e.
Sale conducted by
POsTPONEMENT.-The above sale is post.
poned until FRIDAY, the 9Th February, at 10
O'clock, when it will positively take place.
ia 26 ALEX. MOTT & CO., Aucts.
AddftfOnal.--Will be added to the above sale
a large lot of Office and Windsor Chsirs. Walnut
Tables Benches, Bar and Fixtures, Glass Ware, &c.
ia 80 ALEX. MOTT CO., Aucts.
Z COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
u ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND
AND COUNTY OF HENRICO--By virtue Of
decree of the Circuit Court OF Chanceiy, made
on the 18th day of January, 1859, in the case OF
rurpin and others against Frayser and others, !
coed to cell, on MONDAY, the 10th dsy OF Februa-
ry 1884, at 81 o'clock in the evening" lit fair, other
wise, the next fair day. On the premises. three
LOTS Mes. 3d. 81 and 81, IN the city Of Richmond,
fronting 30 feet each on 18th street. between
Franklin and Broad streets, In rear OF Dickinson T.
Brothers auction house. and running back
90 On a. THURSDAY, the la.h day Of February. 1852
at lie o'clock NJ, il fair otherwise en- the next lair
day, shall proceed to sell under the said decree.
the said decree, called Dove Hill IN the county
of Henrico. And ut the same time and place, two
other tracts or parcels Of LAND lying near the
same. ss.# 81
one.third cash, and the remainder In two equal In
stalments at aud 8 months, the purchaser execu-
tug negotiable notes. bearing interest from dag Of
sale. with approved endorsers. aud the title WITH
held until further order Of the court For me
win be given, the purchaser executing negotiable
notes, with approved endor1ers, carrying interest
from day Of SALE and tho title withheld until TAR
'n'' 0''e' Jesse sss I. kEEsEE, conni.sioaer-
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CATALOGUE OF GARUEN SEEDS,

4 'ATALOGUE OF GAR Den SEEDS,
y warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from
the celebrated Scotsman, r. Sinclair, Jr. e. Co,
Baltimore, sol / 10y ROBERT R. DUVAL, 1876 Main
street, under the American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
These seeds are of the finest quality, and such
as viii recommend themselves. They are from
one OF the best seedsmen in this country.
Artichoke, Green Globe; Asparagus, Giant;
Beans, Red Marrow, Six Weeks, White Kidney,
Large Lima, &c; Beets, Long Blood, Early Turnip,
White Sugar, aangel Wurtzel; Broccoli, Early
Purple, Large Purple Cape; Caulidower, Early and
Late; Cabbage, Early York, Early Battersea, Large
Flat Dutch, (extraO Drumhead, Purple, Green
CURED Savoy, Drumhesd Savoy, Early Sugar
Loaf, &c, &c; Carrot, Long Orange, Large White
Cattle Celery, White Solid, Red Solid, Cress,
Broad Leaf Garden; Cucumber, Early Frame,
Long Green, Gherkins &c; Corn, Early Tuscaro-
ra1 Early Sugar, Six Weeks; Egg Plant, Purple;
Endive, Green Curled Lettuce, Early Siesia, Ice,
Brown Dutch &c, &c, &c; Melon, Citron, Nutmeg,
Watermelon, &c, Nsstu ctium; Orka; Onion, White
aud Red Parsley, Curled; Parsnip, Cup, Large
Dutch; Pumpkin; Peas, Sincair's Extra Early,
Bishops Early Dwarf, Dwarf Blue Prussian,
Dwarf, Green Imperial, Dwarf Msrrowfat; Pepper,
Bul! Nose, Cayenne, &c; Reddish. Long Scarlet
Salmon, Red aud Waite Tu-nip; Rhubarb, for
Tarts; Satisfy, or Oyster Plant Spinach, Round
Savoy Squash, Early Bush, &c; Tomato, Large
Red lextrsD Turnip, Red Top, White Flat, Dale's
Hybrid Large Norfolk, Ruta Baga, &c.
ALS0-Sweet and Pot Herb Seeds, Flower
Seeds, fine assortment; Bird Seed, Lucerne,
Grass Seed. &c &c. fed
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Mrs. FORESTS Debut.

New YORK, Feb. 3.
Mrs. FORREST made her debut last night,
according to appointment. 1t was completely
successful. The house was crowded, and she
was enthusiastically applauded. No distur.
bance whatever took place.
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From Havana.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 9.
The steamship Isabella arrived here to-day.
Havana was quiet. The pardon of the Ameri-
can prisoners not approved fly the people.
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DeSfri1rfjrp E:-S

BURLINGTON, VT, Feb. IAN oil mill, two
gr.zt mills, and a cooper shop, were destroyed
by FIRE yesterday, near the Winoske bridge.
The loss amounts TO $4,000, ofwhich $l5. 900
vas Insured in the Hartford Insurance Com
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ia 29-dtdss DAVID E. LACY, Trustee.

tHEPULTEPEC, the residence of N. E..
~ Sutton, in the county of Henrico, near Rich
mond, situated between Main aud Cary Streets
will be sold to the highest bidder, on THURSDAY,
the 9Th of February, 1852 at o'clock, ON the pre-
misses by thetfustee, John L. Marye. Upon alarge
portion OF the amount of the purchase credit of
three or FIVE years will be given, the purchaser
payments. ia 29-dtds
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Resumption Of Navigation at the West
D0mage aud Loss of Propertv.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 3l.-The ice in the Ohio
broke up this morning. Sixteen coal boats
were cut through with the ice, and sunk at
loss Of so 600. Navigation has been resumed,
and several boats left for New Orleans to-day
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BUFFALO, Feb. I've learn from Detroit
that James G. Birney, the Presidential candi-
date of the Liberty party, in l844, died at his
residence in Michigan, few days SINCE.
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AUCTION SALES.
RIlTlJHE DAYS.

s7'sUX.f6EEfxi{ q UxSlS.
II a AUG fioa<-0f 3S61sDzY sssk ~
- inst VII - eol1 tl1ha T011e116IHs g fsssei1
C.ember Hni 10o o. 1e6o61 0ork H0xseus eu1altss
wllh some s.oeslsns nss1ys alaOs lCdul.gs "a !
7UILIAn j DAVIS, A.e. ~ !.
NJ B. The subscribef has changed So ala DAYS
ron saturdays g Thsrsdays- IS
Re st ~ q. Z. EARNEST.
NJ WkLLINGION GODDIN.
EALUnALH VACANT LOTS I'm THE
r.r, UaLI OF RICHMOND AND COUNTY OF
.o lS =. 19,r rOR SALE AT AUCTIoN--Will Be
. sou, on the 10th day Of February 1850
upon me premises respectively. commencin9 st iS
me Following lots, allotted 10 EEza 1 Mar.
shan: NOW the wife Of VIM D. Tsvlor Fac & In
me 0s's'on OF Colonel Richard Adams real est.te.
Lot No South side Of Cary rtre,t be&,,ss,, ,-,,,
s sna ism Streets fronting ~ feet running back 100
No. 26. West side nth street. rupnina 49,. >, -.
to an alley, and thence II feet to Union ssrs. sss
which it also fronts. e0, va
No. IS. Fronting 20 feet, front on West side ,s,,
street, running back no feet to shockce Creek .'
3 Lot letter T. West side of Valley street bstv.s,
Richard and Baldwin streets, fronting 50 feet IN
Valley street, running back l65 feet to Concord
street. on which it also fronts.
No. ia. A triangular lot on Coalter and Baker
streets, 3 roods and 22 poles
No. 156. A square of acres, between William,
Christian, Federal and James streets
half acre lot Northwest corner of William and
Federal streets.
No. 90 The North half Of this square, containing
acre, lying between 25th, Goth, K and L streets.
No. Isl. No. of this square, containing half acre,
lying between Byrd and Plessants, Adams and Scott
streets.
No. 1871. No. of this square. containing half acre,
lying between Venable and Byrd, Pink and Rose
streets.
No. 80, No. ], 3 and ofthis square, containing Ia
acres lying between SD and 34th, NJ and streets.
The sale viii commence with the lot first described
above
TERMs-One third cash; balance at and l2
months for negotiable notes, satisfactorily endorsed
title retained until the last note shall be fully paid
off
fe3 w. GODDIN, Auct
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
i IN HENR1CO COUNTY, ON THE OLD
TURNPIKE, ABOUT NINE NILES FROM RICH
MOND.-By virtue of deed of trust executed ON
the LIST day of July, 1850, by Ernst Portewig and
wife to the subscriber, duly recorded in Henrico
County Court, shall, as trustee proceed to sell at
public auction upon the premises, on SATURDAY,
the 7th day of February, 1852, at IL o'clock, the
real estate conveyed thereby consisting of ninety
acres, more or less, being the property formerly
owned by Mrs Mary Lawther. Terms cash. The
titls is believed to be perfect
ia 29-dtdss DAVID E. LACY Trustee
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NEW EDITION OF LAYARD,S NINE

NEW EDITION OF LAYARD'S NINE.
~ VEH-Lectures on the History of France.
By the K 'ght Honorable Sir James Stephen K. C.
B., L. l.. D., Professor of Modern History in the
University of Cambridge-Sl,75
Nlneyeh aud its Remains, new Edition By Aus.
ten Henry Layard, Esq, D. C. $500
Wesley and Methodism. By Isaac Taylor.
Whlmsicalties. By Thomas Hood, with wood
cuts-25 cts
Harper and International for February 1852 -25
cents. For sale by
fe4 WEST e. RR0TIIEp
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ASTOUNDING EFFE CTs!.-THE
"A WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD READil-
A LADY RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARS
SICKNESS III

~ ~ y. Nopvo,v no. 1as, :
Mossr. u..,, a xs, III ,I -. =, w. "
80, ny.. moI ' !. 9. vego
srI. here 4; ,h 80 - @ -. LII
s;.;5, -, ay - ~ ~ ., p u1.e scclis " us
sca,a ,.h;cl -; sa :. 49, ~ ~ slso SeIu
ass men, u Justice 20 tne ANNEXED snouio mol
s;, o !, I nenuon oozsI cases OF importance
e -. - su.oeeeiui, N curing inc Wv,s'
uu = 81 70 cule mem 80 easiy,
allie 70 rae,. :, aS ey 10 MOI appear 20 oe
they are cured. ivy 90 pe''os 'a''1'e'
/ win mention two cases which ,,.ve ,ate, co,,s
under INV no,ice adv Who had hoa,, e1 =,
her bed for between one and t,,,o ,,eaYs an, -, 49,
the doctors had been aftendng ,,i ,,at .; LII
out any success was induced 10 trvte Ynrt,,re and
after taking one bottle She was enabled IN ii, mn in
her bed and after taking the second hottie she WAS
enabled to be up stirring about her house h;no
she had not done for two years as was hs
her husband who called ON me In nersct ecstacy and
and said he had at last found the much panacea
think he will furnish Won with certi;cate ns tbe
strongest character.
valuable negro woman so far gone hv disease that h.
would have taken twenty dollars for her but the
first bottle was go effective that he fell condant Of
perfect cure Yours, respectfullv
Join r HArHAvAv
A MONUMENT
From whose base to the top stand out in hold
relief the names of our own Citizens who have
been restored to health by Hamnton's Vegetable
Tincture, medicine that cures more than nneteer
out of every twenty who try it,
We have certificates from Hon. Henry CLAW
and r. M Johnson--one from CAPTAIN Canot
brother to the eminent Physician To the Presilent ri
the French Republic, who was cured of a RI |euna
tism OF years standing-also, one from Eober,
Gault, Rheumatism years. Mr.. Oldham, Bait
Custom House, dreadful case of Dyspepsia and
from hundreds Of others. All must admit there
never has been such mass of testimony given in
favor OF any other medicine, which is SO pleasant
and taken in such small quantities.
Greater Weight Of Testimopx c.rroth \.
Given. W
Mr.. B. BOUSH;-Sir' While am in eener,,o ON
posed to Patent Medicines candor comnels me Z
state that have great confidence in the virtues Of
Hamnton,s yegefnhIe T;nctmre Enrsa1o "
al mouths past have used it in INV family. and Il
dyspepsia. loss of ANNETTE dizziness and asn sraI
debilitv with entire Success So far 90 ms ara
rience extends therefore, take pleasure in recon-
mending it to the afflicted as a safe and afsc;en,
remedy am resnectfnllv yonrs "-N o'A'o'0A'
VERNON EsKRIDGE
Chanlan II Nav
Portsmouth, Va, Aug 18, 1851.
such Mass of Home Testimony must
Garry Conviction to every Mind.-BALTI-
MORE, Sept 18th. 1s5l.-MEssRs. MORTIMER ANr
Observation-Disclosures: The cure of Mr. Robert
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AND THE INTERNA.

Also, the latest numbers of the N Y. Herald Split
OF the Times, Flag of our Union, S,ar Spanglsd
Banaer, London Punch, Boston Museum, Gleason .
Pictorial Saturday Evening Post, American Cou-
rier. Wayerly Magazine, National Police Gazette,
Artnars Home Gazette Sartaln's asazine Lady 8
Book, DC. Received by r, D. sANKAY,
TED Bookseller.
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.D5lA OUNChHT eUF SACKED MU.
ZAT4Y SlC.-The Choir of the Third Presbyte.
ASeat rian Church, on Church Hill, (Rev Mr..
- Dlnnings3 assisted by distinguished Mu.
slclans ana Amateurs OF the city, will give Con.
Broad and 25th streets, on WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING, February 4th, commencing at half past 7
O'Clock. The proceeds of the Concert for the bene-
nt OF the church. The programme will be dstribu.
ted on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tickets so cents.
to be obtained at Nash & Woodhouse's, at Mr.. E.
ferbys, next door to the church, and at the door.
70 - -
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LADIES' GAITERS.-Ge

X LADIES' GAITERS.-Go
with the Dispatch into every family
in the city and State and let the Ladies know
- that ifthey want the prettest and best Caters
they ever saw for very small sum of money they
must come to No. 43, at the sign of the Big Boot,
just below the City Hotel opposite side of Main st
where there Is also large and general assortment
of every thing in the line which will be sold very low
by WILLIAM WALSH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Valleses, Carpet Bags. &c. fe 3
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Information has just arrived of the Bombard-
ment OF the Island Johannes, on the 9th Au-
gust last, by the U. S. sloop of war Dale, for
the unjust Imprisonment, of Captain Morris, OF
the barque Maria.
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Baltimore Markets. Feh. ap NJ

FLouR.-2400 bbls. Howard street sold to.day
81, l2 81, Is. Sales closed at S495
WHEAT Sales of White at 90 cents,
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FaE Of Part Of the Horse Shoe Rock.
NIAGARA, n. Y, Feb. 2.-On Sunday after
room large piece of the Horse Shoe Rock,
at tie Falls Of Niagara, fell in, Oh the Ameri-
caa side, between Goat Island and the Tower
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TWENTY-FIVE PAIRS OF ~

* TWENTY-FIVE PAIRS OF FAN.
2 AsCY PIGEONS FOR SALE, of the most
S&&choice varieties, such Trumpeters, Tur-
-@bits, Smells, Magpies, Carriers, Ruff Necks,
Nunns and Tumblerl. Also, three pairs large Shan
ghae or China Fowls, of imported breeds. Address
to t THOMAS 8. GADDESS,
fe3-3t* Petersburg. Va.
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CD GRAND STATE BALL! n-g-
~ MILITARY AND CIvICt, afg4A
1I At the Richmond Theatre. NsSAx

~ MILITARY AND CIvICi, afEs4A
M4 At the Richmond Theatre. NSS1x
N1A II sufficient number of subscri. 20
bers can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next, at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Anniversary of the Birth of that illusrous son of
Virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON, will be celebrated
by Grand State Ball to be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d, in a
style of grandeur and elegance never before wit.
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated, the see
merry taken out the Parquette foored over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Ball Room.
capable of accommodating two thousand persons;
and the citizens of the entire State are cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
thy of the Old Dominion
Y Subscription lists now open at the Box Of.
fee of the Theatre, the American and Exchange
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAULE,
Jan24-tf Lessee