Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-25

good one.
Mrs MARKS will continue fsrp,r and sAr.pAr
Evening" at the Odd Fellow Hail. at the hour
MAroSs CorRr lrsrERpAr-FiSrp-Elixab Gear
ing MAS fined 81 and for carrying her ordinary
trade on the Sabbath. TIL. case was continued from
"Wednesday, that officer Irving may examine the entrance
to her store, and ascertain with certainty the door
through which no the negroes pas. ing Sunday ed
directly to her The result confirmed Mr. Irving In
his first opinion.
The accused persisted in positive denial OF the charge
She made several protests Of innocence which were in
snrated by repeated knocks Of her fist his ouot
desk 1t until threats made to put her in
custody that she yielded.
CoNNrrsp-Mary Jane Walden found In this city with
aPet,rsburg register pmmit,s to bore the
Court Of isting Her appears in many instances
Oh the records of the Court for remaining the city
trary tn Law. From the evidence Of officer Tyler il ap
pears her residence in this city, evade the law
which mskes it punishable offence Tor free negro from
another county state remain in the city longer ia IN
two months at time without applying for leave to COT.
tnue there and tea days after in such application
was refused, she went occasionally 90 Petersburg.
Goiso AT LARar.-Elen Turpin, u slave, the property
OF Mr. Hugh Nelson, Of Petersburg, brought up
charge of going at large in this city.
officer Tyler said that he called upon time ago
by gentleman, who informed him some articles were
stolen from his aud this being the only OH.
attendingto the place. strong suspicion upon her
lie went TO her place and made search but discovered
nothing. She stated to him that shc a slave bu,
upon his threatening to her for going large
denied that and said she free lie thought il s duty
to bring her up for examination.
Mr.. Staike appeared ior the woman lie said she WAS
slave OF Mr. Hugh Nelson of Petersburg and wa. at
anif for in CHI of NJ
b. Taylor of this city, with other negroes of Mr. Nelson
Mr. Taylor 10y order Of Mr. Nelson instructed him to take
the necessary steps for their minumSson which he did
about six months ago. The Court Of Hastings
in this city refusing to record the proper deed
until that formula was completed in Petersburg
where being the residence of the owner, the nitia
tive should he taken, the accused continued In
the city, while Mr.. Nelson's impression wa. that the
proper proceedings entered upon. He read note
which the accused tad from Mrs. Taylor stating that she
had her present residence "a street by her authority
Mr. T. paying the rent Of the house. lie thought she
should be discharged under the circumstances.
IL being proven that she carried business and made
contracts for washing, Ic her account the appl
cation for her discharge referred.
FERROUS DRIviSG.-Cirter Weam, an eccentric look NJ
negro who frequently pledges "his honor gentleman
fined 81 so for furious driving from the Central Raj
Road depot by the Lower itket Friday evening last
DISNIssED-A summons agiinst :. w. I.uisana for Oh
structng gutter opposite his confectionery store, ON
Broad street. dismissed the nuisance complained or
being abated Immediately after the complaint lodged
UGLY observation-disclosures aud Horton, the mana
gers OF the BurIcqae Opera Troupe, have put Gle out,
leaving the entire Troupe without pay their
hotel bills aud of without paving for their
Using pretty trick, this They wore not content with
deprvmg the whole Troup. of their wages but they did
what still worse, they Petersburg got posses
sion OF some two horses and their tappings belong
ing to member of the Troupe, upon the plea Of taking
them To this city, sold them out and put the proceeds
The sale in their pockets. Bad the first act, this
WAS worse. Tney did not pay their bills the
hotel.
The Troupe will p,rf rm a fs~ nights at Metropolitan
Hall, enable them dscharg, their liabilities wLi,h
understand, considerable Mr.. Albert Allen and
other amateur performers OF this city, have
their services cnab them do 50. We they vii,
be patroned Their condition is much be sympathised
WITH while their noble disposition to make the d,n,Hde
honorable deserves TO be appreciated The proprietor Of
the Hall has made very liberal reduction in his charge
while the press have shown corresponding spirit OF liber
atty in the part which belongs them Let all render
assistance for while they shall enpy rich treat in the
truly iuyhaby be presented, they will be per-
Indebtedness Of the company is little short Of $1,000
Mademoisele Leiole aud Miss Augusta among the
sufferers. They will be engaged in the performance this
evening" aud while the Troupe continue in the city.
PHGESOLo0Y-M J. w. Marksis now stay ing at the
Powhatan House. room No g. where she is prepared to
conduct medical examinations with prescriptions, and
chronological examinations with charts either in the
nal abnormal state. We have been sui eced
chronological examination and therefore, unable to
say anything the merits Of the lady in III department.
those, however who have had opportunities Of correct
opinion OF her skill in this science, speaks highly Of the
minute Character of her delneatons We have listened
to her declarations in the abnormal OF gentleman
with whose intellectual aud social qualities were
somewhat conversant and must confess that the
cord of her description with the leading characteristics in
the compound, renal kably striking. The Individual
absent the time of the eIper mcnt, and with the
advantage Of hasy glance at him. he walked by
her several hours before her deneaon seemed TO US yery
minute Indcscrpon ia beautifully sublime, yet plain
and ineligible, vague and obscure like other procs
sors Of the science. She ecured at OH Fellows Hal
last night.
NEw BciLDISG-The extensive building on Main street
osced by Messrs Kent Paine Kent, fast progress
! ing IL will be enormous From what cat
learn and Judging by the character Of the work FAR,
NJ the in cit in