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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

TIN MORRIS IN CoURr-Some days ago the consorpt
officer made descent upon Metropolitan Hall whilst
the Ethiopian Iron Clad Minstrels rehearsing for
that nights performance and carried half dozen Of
them to Camp Lee. Among the number thus borne
off from the temple Of the dusky muse was Joseph W.
Griffin, better known as the renowned negro dslinea-
tor, Tim Norris" Mr.. Griffin, claiming 10 be beyond
the conscript age, sued out writ of habsas corpus
and had himself brought before Judge Lyons on Sat-
uraay last IL rested upon him to prove bis exemption
from military service by Of his age and to this
end he introduced his mo her and old gentleman,
friend of tho family. His mother stated that he
fory-sx years Of age, having been born the 1lth
day of March, 1918. The old gentleman said he had
seen Mrs. Griffin with infant at the breast in 1915
and he believed Mr.. Griffin was that infant. ~
Officer E. II. Ohalkley was also examined as q Wit
ness his testimony being rather against Mr.. Griffin.
He said he and Griffin boys together, he being
big boy and Griffin little one, and, as he had always
believed. several years his junior be himself now
only foity.fye. VIZ 81
La the absence Of come wltne SEES for the Confeds.
rae States, the postponed till this morning,
and MI Griffin Iemanded to the custody Of the con-
script officer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND Loss OF LIFE-As the
freight train tae Richmond aud Petersburg railroad
which left Petersburg at o'clock Friday morning. was
passing through the cut near Dunlops Crossing some
two miles and half this side Of that town. the boiler Of
the engine blew up WITH terrific explosion, the engine
was shattered TO atoms the tender aud the forward
cars were crushed. and the train brought to q sudden
stop by the violence of the shock. There we're four
men on the engine at the time of the explosion all Of
whom were killed on the iostant Expired ia few mo-
nents from their jurIes The body of W. A. Perdue
the engineer thrown distance into an adjoin
ing fsld, the legs aud light having been cut eff
and the head badly manglsd. J. I. Bragg the conduc
tor, had bis right leg blown eff and died few min
utes. H. O. Detl,s fireman, and VIM. Parish, of Flu
wanna, we're scalded to death. train hand, and q
seldier on the train guard TO some corn, were
wouaded, the former severely in the head the latter
slightly in the face.
The explosion having been beard il Petersburg and
the rightly conjec:ured, assi-!ance immedi-
atey sent out the Of the disaster and the dead
and wounded properly cared for
The loss of the railroad by this accident Is not lees
than $75 600 Mr.. James Dunlop is also heavy loser
every pane of elss in his house. which stands about
hundred yards from The spot where the accident
red having been shivered by the explosion of the steam
boiler. The glass cannot be replaced for IS ,OOo
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
INTEREsTING 10 FARmRRs.

INHE undersigned proposes erecting Steam
II SUGAR MILL point on the James nver Canal.
about distance between Richmond and Lynehbug for the
OF grinding the sugar Cane and reducing the juice to
BY Ths VIII do on shares OF vii pay for The
cane which the bank OF the Canal
where win be conveyed mill By bosts Ihsve
the machinery complete MILL engine, tsnk vacuum
pans, boilers 10. eg7 ~ 81.
~ Obi sc Il 70 encourage The cultivation the SORGHUM
which hope viii prove great SERVICE By yielding substue
provisions In particular only for homo consrmP
hI an. eoslSf inc army Il ssas oHAs y NORRIS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

SENT Os-Ths four youths, Ellis M.Lane, VIM HAE
dsy Rody McCau!ey and John Ssgningo, cha ged ID
stealing hides from H. C,slklsy & Oo.'s tan yard,
we're on Saturday sent on by the Mayor to the Hus,-
ings Court. They confessed III, th,ft to the police
when arrested. Had they not done so there still
abundant evidence to have convicted them
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
EUROPEAN NEWS.

An arrival from Europe brings advices to the 9th
two days later. The news is unimportant:
final agreement in regard to the Mexican loan had
been drawn up, and sgent had been sent the Arch
duke Macmillan to obtain bis signature to the contract
The Confederate steamer Georgia had arrived at Dor.
deAux on the 25:h.
lis iumored that great GOODNESS ba, arisen between
Russia and France the former having acquired the con.
vicdon that France il plotting mischief in Europesn
Turkey.
The health Of the POPE is improving
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
HEADQ'Rs BATTALION WAsaISGToS ARTLLKRY,
a L 1eaa

HABEAs CoRrUs.-Govenor Clark, in his recent meg
sage tie Mississippi L'g stature admits the power Of
Congress to suspend the privilege of the writ and
presses 90 fear that the Psesiden. win violate the pow
ers conferred upon hin- He recommends the Legisls-
tg,oipsrucs the Representatives in Congress TO vote
Tor its repeal.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

RISE In TIE RIvER--The river rose yesterday at The
rate of over foot an hour aud last evening at o'clock
the back water in Shockoe Creek began to show sell
above the level of the lowest point of franklin street
near the market. Lower Main stree: at that time
ten feet under water.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
OFFICIAL.
HEADERS 10TH RECT,
RxssRvKD FoRoEs OF VIlGmIA,
Richmond, April 2, 1864.


This reginest has been .drcted q follow:
Company A. Capt John Stage andpg-North Of
between 4th and 18th stfees-one mile beyond
the corporal
B, Capt. w. J. Eppes commanding Of Broad
and west OF 4tn streets-one mile beyond he
corporation.
D, Capt. Geo. L. Bdgood commanding south Of Broad
aod west OF 4tn stseets-one mile beyond the cor.
poratior.
y, Capt. WIN. A jenkins commanding pouh Of sroad
aud between 9TH and 17h streets.
d, Capt R. D. Ward commsnding-Rast Of 11th stress
AID one nile beyond the corporation.
hs regiments dsc liable concripuon, Who
military Oonfedersfe State
such discharged and disabled soldiers
Ve account OF physical disability artsans detailed
banks and other clicks and etate officers pubio en-
poymen editors Of Newspapers and their employees school
physicians refugees, uraxd foreigner
BY Of the Legislature, and be-
duty this regiment They will report obey orders Of
above nsmsd Captains Of the dcs In which they rsspss
lively reside. =
Tne Members ofthe following conpsps will remain In thsr
organisations and obey the orders OF their
Jsptsins as follows: st.is ~ -ft-tl
UOapany y Fire Bhsads-oapsin william A. Charters esm.
oOmpsny 9. Daniel Captain Samuel Ruth command.
ing.
Company H, German Home Gusrd-osptsin os,us Bsansn
Commanding. $50
Company Central R.Iroad ausrd-ospsain O. J. y Neither.
land comu andino.
mplny K, French Home eusrd-osptsln A. Pseot CON-
commanding.
Company Foreign Legion-osptsn A. P. gEesysr com
mandink.
osp,s Companies A, B. @, inmedstely order
npecen the reception arms for the election Of
sfhcefs 10 al vancies that exist d
BY order Of COL 7. J. EVANS
tps-2t Q. I. PADLlToN, Aapt
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GENERAL GROCERY AND

COmUIB8ION
THE UNDERSIGNED give notios that have
GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
AZ the old stsnd 81 will pay particular
ton Of all Country Produce and Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco consigned 10 them
Mr. p r. BUTLER win have an interest," In our busInss and
pay personal attention the sales o. all goods entrusted 10
WILLLAMbs ELLlOffk CO.
Richmond. Va, April OH, 1854 spli-d2g sv8w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

NOTICE Ga and Ehsr lsi Of April, all dues and remit
tsnes 70 tbs once pil TIE new currency or IN ave.
and Ger Of The old.
Notes Of other asnlnaOas Of s old Issue received At
daction Of sSS per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

PICK PocKrrs AT 1HE TasAraE--rOwards the COZ.
cluson of the services the Theatre on Friday nght
NJ. B. W. Knowl taw two suspicious l,oxng youtas
c,ne In and take position In ffoatof him. V.fJ
soon he perceived that one Of them had hell OF hi.
watch guard pretending not to observe the fellow, be
waited u,ul be had nearly drawn his watch from biz
fob and then tezsd his whilst the thief st II he'd
the watch guard in his hand The other thief seeing
the failure Of their joint schem, started to OF
but Ill holding on to the frs! thief Mr. Koowe
caught and secured th, other slo aud delivered then
both to the poles. Taey ware brought before the
Mayor Sa.u d.y morning. whei i! appeared that the
thief who had attsnp ed to steal the watch boy
named Robert Clark, who is already und,r charge Of
picking gsntleman's po,ket at the Central dspo,,
while his companions mama was Patrick Lse. They
we're both sent on to b. tried bsfore tn, Hastings
OOuit
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

BLooxER.-A young white woman named Anna JIck.
son, was arrested by Waterman Brooks, at late hour
Saturday night, paradng the streets in male attire.
She locked up in the cage during the night and
discharged Yesterday morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

FEw RoBBERlEs.-The stors-room in the base n,
of the Female Orphan Asylum, corner Of It'll and H gb
streets was broken into Thursday nigh. cpd all the sep
plies ard all the table knives and forks stolen.
Gus Staples stable on Sd street, was robbed on the
same night.
On Friday night the hen house of Mr.. Henry Myes,
in Rockets, was robbed Of chickens to tbs value Of
$500.
Ga the same night the dwelling house Of Mr.. Jno. A.
worsham, at Mount Erin, was broken into and much
valuable prop erty stolen.
Saturday night, Mr. Daniel Haggerty's kitchen, at
bis residence in Sydney was robbed Of one hundye
pounds Of corned beef, cavalry briel, and qnan3
of potatoes cut and prepared for planting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

DrcrDID.-The Mayor, on Saturday, decided the ease
of Matthew Eagsn, charged with being drunk and dig
turbing the Commissioners OF the Jefferson Ward poll,
by fning the accused $40
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

Mas. MARGAAEr E. SAUNDERS, a native of Richmond
Va, died in MsrOa county, Mississippi, the 9th Of
+, bsnary, sged SO years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

whose papers marked with o-os' yin andsr
sand hat Ser tern Of subssrpOn about expire and vi
rsrss proupty Il they vish tAsir psps5 continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

9eemirg it due to the day that labor should be sus
pended 10 this Cse, paper VII be issued to morrow
morning
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

TEsas-Dlrvsi year. $50 az ous, s1s three months
tS FOR less period Is per month.
selTEzErzI year, t2@ IN months, go No subscription
RECEIVED FOR lsss than Six monthR
8skE year $40 dz nontA IS. No subscription received
ofA1NaAa az months.
Rsresances IS riIk Of he subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11
FROM RASTERY HoRTH 0AROLLNA.

Toe runOr still prevails at Kinstoa that the Yankees
reinforcing along the coast Scouts report that all
is quit below the lines .
6 n HOke has succeeded in breaking up ia great
measure the traffic through blockade runners with
Nsubern and Washington. TIE suthotties are in hot
pursuit Of the blockade runners and dslOyal persons
generally, and fftsen twenty suspected Characters
have been arrested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

SINGULAR CAsE.-Friday morning tho GROCERY Of
VIM. P. Bird on 7th street, ear the Theatre, being
considering it fast Cay, very improperly opeD La
fayette Brooks dropped in there 10 get drink. Has.
ing twenty dollar gold piece in his pocket be took IL
out and exhibited it grea. curiosity. Bird, VIC
was drunk getting hold Of the coin slipped it into bis
pocket and then protes ed be had not it, Books
thought be was jokirg at frs, bu. fpdng that he
in earnest too insisted on its being delivered up la.
stanter. Bird thereupon picked up an iron bar ard
him out Of the house. Brooks got policeman aud
had Bird arrested the latter st Il swearing that he had
never the money. After being locked up in the
cage Bird acknowledged that he had the gold piece,
and delivered it to officer GriHio.
The Mayor having heard the above narrated circuna
stances, gent Bird on 10 be tried for larceny.
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BANK NOTICE

| 1 ~ fIlIU BANK NOTlOEs
THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
u of The D ANK OF TIE COMMONWEALTH, viii take place
st hsir banking Houss city Of RoAmond WEDnEe
DAY. the 18Th Inst, q - o'clock J. D. noRr0ns
Rchnond, April Z, issl-sd Cashier. I,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

Bartholomew J. Nash seems to have kept carnival.
He called at Michael Walls GROCERY corher o. let and
Broad srscs, about sundowD, took there d.iuks and
refused 10 pay Tor them; aud whsn Wsls refused 20
give him any mo.s fqlor without FIST seeing the color
of hi. money, die~ak lie and mad most de Pc
rate assault upon him. At the hrst unge lie MADE q
fsrfu cash across Wall, and was protecting 70
do him iur.her grievous bodily harm, when some
byslAnders interposed, and succeeded in dsaImpg him
pot however, before Of them had himself received
severe sound 10 the hans. No police officer being 81
hand to arrest him, Nash then started down to tie
Theatre fush bis r c and In his place SO disturbed
the congregation assembled to stem to the Rev Dr..
BurroWs that the police put him and licked him up
in the watch house. He brought bsors the Mayor
on Saturday morning, who sent him on 10 answer fer
bis conduc. in thu Theatre, and, Wal being absent
committed him for examination In the sabbing case.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

TIE WAsHISsTOS AETILLKAT.-Fhe following note,
which has been banded to for publication explains
ITSELF We will only remark upon it thaSws are glad
to observe that the Washington Artillery lie not for
gotten BY is fisnds Certainly 10 corps in the army
Is more worthy Of remembrance:
HKAD0'Rs BATTALION WAsaISaToN ARrLLKRH,
April Oh, 1854.
Dear Sir: Yeur note Of the q inst, accompany ing
donation o. five hundred dollars for tie Of the
Battalion Wash ngton Artillery" has been placed in
my hands BY Co onel Walton. Be assured, sir, that
while We thank you sincerely for the muni6eenee Of the
OeIng the greatest pleasure which the gift bestoWs is
found in the eyidere it affords that the Washington
Artillery" isst remembered by our fsoSct zsns with
affection and may hope, with some degree Of pride.
Accepi, cir, the ursnces OF our esteem and re-
spect
Very respectfully,
B. T. EsBKMAN,
Major Commanding.
C.l--.l ~. II D.
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A COUNTRY RESIDENCE ON JAMES
IA River u nehburg contain laArse furnish
- - ktehen ith utenls and outbudngs, large garden
and extensive orchard attached good water and isss for
weed And provons Of al kinda viii be exchanged for She sun
49, Ar house fftchen a., suitably furnished for snail
S1ilT-no chndren-vithn eight squares 81 ths Capitol
49,. r., Box SIC,
49, st Richmond.
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OFFICE VA. VOL. NAVY CO.,
CoRNER MAIN AsD llrH srs.,
Richmnnd Anril & lQaL

NOTICE-In accordance with the 5th ar :.
In cle charter requiring days notice be given
the newspapers publshed In this city before eoups the boz
transcription the Virginia Volunteer Navy Company such
otiss hereby gwen and the boom VII be closed q this once
Information Of the most taactoy and gratifying chsrsote
received BY the Directors makes 70 the interest Of the
present stockholders 10 take this Ltep.
BY order Of the Board.
aps-d SAMUEL J. HARRISON, Prest
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UssEAsoEABLr.-WhiIe The whole country were
Spending Fdd,y in fasting and prayer, man named
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sUPF's eFTIoE 3. ARR. = 90,

sUPT'5 eRgiOE = p y o.
RICHMOND, April H. 1854
IN order TO facilitate Transportation of Gov
u ranent Freight hs evening Passenger Train On ihl load
IL, zen dscontnusd Fhs morning (aAD Train WI run a.
' ssii@I3 HI GIL supt
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GARD no TIE PUBLIC.

has publicly stated that caused the arrest Of
Of performers 1t Metropolitan Hall With vsv 70 hsr
conschption
beg nothing whatevsr TO DO With The
matter have quite enough do 10 attending 70 the business
and Management Of the New Richmond Theatre without msd
ling with the Affairs OF other people.
Hitherto have remained silent ugh oen mrspresentsd
ana even abused ud for the Drams
and feeling ssined 9Th the rapport Of generous pubic.
hao nor sdouos that time would fall 70 rec
erroneous without any re,or Of mine 10 crninaon
secrimln alton =
Ny arrest and dursnce at Camp Lee va The
esul Of plot which VIII defeat e for usvcs sVavs over
takes malice and persecution. = -
trust shsI be pardoned this single fran
ene which has htaero rus Of Conduct A desirs
only 70 correct mh-aatenent D. OGDEN,
Acting and Stage Manager.
ap7-1w New Richmond Tbssisre
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OFFICE VA CENTRAL r. R CO.,
RICHMOND A2ril 3, 1854.
THE Accommodation Train on-this road will
b, ci,cOntnusd on Monday until farther netlcs Ihs
80 " IL D. WHIToohBy
.,f1-dlv General superintendent
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II e l. r. G. Il A p I'll l @

Reports o. tia Press Association.
Entered according Of Congress In the year 1885, by J.
Oerx once Of the District Court OF the Cor
fee crate States for the Norhsrn Dsrc Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-11

TO THE VOTES OF HANOVER COUNTY.
| RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
ddate for the oerkshIp ofhe Circuit Court Of Hanover
mh25-2aw8ws JOHN z TAYLOR
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GARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN sEKDsl

TUST Received, large supply of fresh Rng-
- h Ga den Seeds imported oy the Ordnance Department
aad for sale TO cuvaos By the pound, ounce or paper.
They consist Of
Early York. Dwarf Enfield London Market cured Savoy drum
large drumhesd cabbage; crs cucumber, carrot csn
colewo broccoli lettuce, mustard maorum, onion
parsley parsnp msnge wuze best spinach, savo thyme,
purple top, carry white stone, and yellow stone turnip
'-s- Alb. CLARKE,
ap5-l0t Market Place Franklin st.
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NO TIC Ef

THE Co-PARrNERsHIP of SLAUGHTER,
l. WATKINS CO, txfIred By limitation the La instant.
CLAIBORNE WATKINS having retired The remaining Partners
e busss hereafter under the style and arm Of
SLAUGHTER CO."
Richmond, April 9th, 1864 ap6-lM
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A NOR RlS,
hs PUBLISHER AND BooKsELLER,
RICHMOND, VA,
VIII pubsh, early practicable, edition Of popular
and beautiful Of READERS, under the title Of the
VIRGINIA SERIES OF READERS"
Edited by Southern Teacher Of large sspsriencs
In the preparation Of SCHOOL Books
Several editions Of hese Readers have been Issued under ny
auspices and with my imprint publisher and have been exc
tenvey into the leading schools, not only Of tbs
city, but throughout the State and have been justly -
best and hnnhsd series OF Resders ever ohed 70 ne
consideration Of Southern Teachers
~ me hut Reader press and VIII be peDnshsd In
medstely.
r. The others Win follow In ordsr soon q possible
~ Will also pBblbh iumAdisteiy,
O0MLEYs sPRLLIhG BOOK,
non ne IislIsh sssrsosjps plates.
Ir Isl. ALSO, s.
THE SOUTHERN PRIMER,
long aud fsvorabjy Known Win my imprint % publisher
ap6-lw
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CANDIDATES FOR ELECTION.

eE thankful to "Msny Voters" for the very
which they brought forward my name
With the ce Of Sheriff Of the county Louisa,
hereby accept the neminaon should DO the
fellow ctz elect promise dichass faithfully TIE
duties Of the ONCE.
NH 3I-1N JOS. ". BAKER.
To the Voters of Louisa:
candidate the ONCE OF Commissioner Revenus
and should please you elect me- pledge myself per-
for The dutls Of the once with energy and fidelity.
NH 3l-10.t L. g. HANeHILD,
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TRoN aHHRMAN's Amy.
A despatch from RinggOld, Ga, the LIST, say.

despatch from Ringgold, Ga, the LIST, says:
The cavalry force Of the enemy has been augmentng
within the past few days and to above 1--WE
thousand. They are encamped in valley at the foot
Of rocky-fsced RIDGE from Tunnel Hill to Vsrness
Station and Red olay which they hold There is also
considerable force Nickalack Gap, Elk nils bel1w
here Their picket line is generally within mile of
ours but there is no disposition shown by either party
to crowd.
There is q small force Of Rebel infantry north of
Dalton, aud no reason exists to believe that Johnston
has been lsrgely reinforced, either from East Tonnes
see or Alabama. There indications that he in.
nds to assume the offensive Notwithstanding the con-
Trajectory reports The estimate that lis army numb
IS, 900 men is nearly correct.
Many thousand veterans are marching overland from
them.
General Sherman, having completed his tour Of in
specton returned TO the head quarters at Nashville to-
day.
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N o T 1 c Z

NJ . L l o Il
HEADoIs DKPAEnKnf HulIcoi
Richmond, March 80 1854 I
HILLYER, "a negro many the property OF
wm Dunnavant Of kentacky, employed ct Polk plta
Rome, Ga, Mthoat any known authority nom bis owner.
JOHN B. WINDER
ap4-1w Bhgadier General.
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only to correct ns-satensnt D. OGDEN,
Acting and Stage Manager,
apt-M New Richmond Theatre.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
acting stage Manager. L. oxo.a
MONDAY EVENING. Apra II. 1854. -
The English Dr.mass.s philip hausnssr ave act Play
NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS.
ER DALTON
in his Auly great part Of
fir Giles ovsreach.
Kiss Eost Bridges
Margaret.
Lowell
Js Charles as
~ sesbl;s OF the day.
Conclude with the programme Of the
HA MONS
MICEGENATION;
Or a Virginia Negro in Washington.
he purchased and will shortly produce sterling lay In
ave scs. written BY DR.. Beksn, Of this city, entitled
PARLOR AND CABIN;
OR, THE MASTER AND SLl VE
The preparation rrably funny Bar.
eque Opera and have, trouble render
this he only comfortable economical rucys, nteresns
amusing nd respectabe resort for soldiers, cize and vo
shere toey may ioi get the cruel var
Doers open at ]; performance 81 precisely
apll-N
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RICHMOND WING.

nONDA rsoaNING. APRIL IL, les4.