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Hardy County (West Virginia, United States) (search for this): article 1
Ranaway.--one hundred Dollars reward. --Ranaway from me near Mount Terzali, Person county, North Carolina, on the 18th inst., my negro man Joe, about 21 years of age, a dark mulatto, well built, and very likely, six feet high, and weighs 180 pounds rather bushy head of hair, and heavy beard can read and write, but writes badly. He may attempt to pass for free, or have a pass. Had on, when he left an onsaburg shirt, blue cotton party, and wool hat.--I bought him in Richmond, in September, 1860, if Dickinson, Hill & Co., auctioneers. He to Richmond by Thos. Fisher, for Jas. Knrkiadzff of Hardy county, Va., near Moor fields, and I think his purpose is go back, I will give one hundred Dollars it taken out of the State and fifty if taken in the State, for his arrest and confinement in jail so I get him, or for his delivery at Dickinson & Hill's. James I. Cothian. oc 25--3t
Cleveland (Ohio, United States) (search for this): article 10
at storm which swept that lake four years ago this fall, his sons were all lost, with their boat. The father, with the prophetic vision of an old fisherman, saw that a great storm was coming, and his boys were far out on the lake. From a high position on shore he attempted to signal them to return; but the storm, which came on with the suddenness and rapidity often remarked on Lake Michigan, overtook them before they could reach the harbor; the boat capsized in the gale, and the frantic father saw his four sons, the stay of his old age, perish among the angry waves, and he powerless to aid them. His mind never recovered from the shock. He clings to the vicinity of the lakes, and is almost constantly occupied in watching the waters and making imaginary signals to his sons. When there is a storm on the lake his agitation is very great, but at other times he is possessed with a quiet and harmless melancholy painful to behold. Poor, desolate old man!--Cleveland (Ohio) Plain dealer.
Lake Michigan (United States) (search for this): article 10
e will stand, patiently waving his signal and gazing intently far out upon the lake, muttering incoherently to himself meanwhile.--A sailor who knows the old man, gave us, this morning, an inkling as to his history. He was a fisherman on Lake Michigan, and reared his children, four sons, to the same calling. In a great storm which swept that lake four years ago this fall, his sons were all lost, with their boat. The father, with the prophetic vision of an old fisherman, saw that a great storm was coming, and his boys were far out on the lake. From a high position on shore he attempted to signal them to return; but the storm, which came on with the suddenness and rapidity often remarked on Lake Michigan, overtook them before they could reach the harbor; the boat capsized in the gale, and the frantic father saw his four sons, the stay of his old age, perish among the angry waves, and he powerless to aid them. His mind never recovered from the shock. He clings to the vicinity
George W. Crump (search for this): article 10
Executive Pardons. --The Governor has pardoned a convict named George W. Crump, who was sentenced in Alexandria to twelve years imprisonment in the Penitentiary, for murder in the second degree. He had served out about half his time. William Board, who was under sentence for six years, for burglary, and has been a State boarder for about two-thirds of that period, has also been pardoned recently.
Savage (search for this): article 11
n Boucicault and Agnes Robertson have returned to the Adelphi. Edwin Booth has played Shylock and Sir Giles Overreach at the Haymarket. --Lastly, John Brougham has produced his comedy of "Playing with Fire," at the Princess Theatre, himself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactly the cool, easy, business-like man, and his natural disposition does not quit him in himself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactly the cool, easy, business-like man, and his natural disposition does not quit him in the midst of his ludicrous perplexities. Mr. G. Jordan, who plays Waverly, is newly arrived from America, and, with his handsome figure and good delivery, promises to stand well among the representatives of gentlemen on the stage."
Edwin Booth (search for this): article 11
London. The Florence were playing to great houses, when last heard of, at Manchester, and were on the wing for Dublin. Mrs. D. P. Bowers, who made a successful debut at Sadler's Wells' Theatre, has been shelved — probably by managerial caprice or injustice. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Conway (the latter sister of Mrs. Bowers) are playing capital engagements in the West of England. Miss Julia Daly has returned from London. Dion Boucicault and Agnes Robertson have returned to the Adelphi. Edwin Booth has played Shylock and Sir Giles Overreach at the Haymarket. --Lastly, John Brougham has produced his comedy of "Playing with Fire," at the Princess Theatre, himself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactly the cool, easy, business-like man, and his natural disposition does not quit him in the midst of his ludicrous perplexities. Mr. G. Jordan, who plays Wa
Sadler (search for this): article 11
American actors in England. --Just now, the American stage is well represented in England John Drew is successfully staring at the Standard Theatre in London. The Florence were playing to great houses, when last heard of, at Manchester, and were on the wing for Dublin. Mrs. D. P. Bowers, who made a successful debut at Sadler's Wells' Theatre, has been shelved — probably by managerial caprice or injustice. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Conway (the latter sister of Mrs. Bowers) are playing capital engagements in the West of England. Miss Julia Daly has returned from London. Dion Boucicault and Agnes Robertson have returned to the Adelphi. Edwin Booth has played Shylock and Sir Giles Overreach at the Haymarket. --Lastly, John Brougham has produced his comedy of "Playing with Fire," at the Princess Theatre, himself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactl
John Brougham (search for this): article 11
ying capital engagements in the West of England. Miss Julia Daly has returned from London. Dion Boucicault and Agnes Robertson have returned to the Adelphi. Edwin Booth has played Shylock and Sir Giles Overreach at the Haymarket. --Lastly, John Brougham has produced his comedy of "Playing with Fire," at the Princess Theatre, himself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savageimself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactly the cool, easy, business-like man, and his natural disposition does not quit him in the midst of his ludicrous perplexities. Mr. G. Jordan, who plays Waverly, is newly arrived from America, and, with his handsome figure and good delivery, promises to stand well among the representatives of gentlemen on the stage."
Dion Boucicault (search for this): article 11
land John Drew is successfully staring at the Standard Theatre in London. The Florence were playing to great houses, when last heard of, at Manchester, and were on the wing for Dublin. Mrs. D. P. Bowers, who made a successful debut at Sadler's Wells' Theatre, has been shelved — probably by managerial caprice or injustice. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Conway (the latter sister of Mrs. Bowers) are playing capital engagements in the West of England. Miss Julia Daly has returned from London. Dion Boucicault and Agnes Robertson have returned to the Adelphi. Edwin Booth has played Shylock and Sir Giles Overreach at the Haymarket. --Lastly, John Brougham has produced his comedy of "Playing with Fire," at the Princess Theatre, himself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactly the cool, easy, business-like man, and his natural disposition does not quit him in the
George Jordan (search for this): article 11
gnes Robertson have returned to the Adelphi. Edwin Booth has played Shylock and Sir Giles Overreach at the Haymarket. --Lastly, John Brougham has produced his comedy of "Playing with Fire," at the Princess Theatre, himself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactly the cool, easy, business-like man, and his natural disposition does not quit him in the midst of his imself as Dr. Savage, and George Jordan as Herbert Waverley. The play had unequivocal success. The criticism on the acting runs thus : "Mr. J. Brougham, as Dr. Savage, is exactly the cool, easy, business-like man, and his natural disposition does not quit him in the midst of his ludicrous perplexities. Mr. G. Jordan, who plays Waverly, is newly arrived from America, and, with his handsome figure and good delivery, promises to stand well among the representatives of gentlemen on the stage."
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