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I'co Scenes N Richmond (Va) are thus de.
sciloedoy writer IN one Of the papers ofthat civ.


lhsy relate 10 the night in which FANNY Etss.
LLR recently appeared in the Theatre of that ci,v
ana tue hrSt briefly describes that scene:


"ene foated about like a fair but yoluptuous
looking splrit, and cut her toes hlther and thuber
and swayed her body to and fro in a way which
was caution to all infamabe young gentlemen
gray headed or not The lovely creatures who
gfaced the scene looked on enchanted and mads
all bright WI their smiles the vast crowd Of
men shouted and appauded with their whole
h'gh'' and the beautiful dancing woman giving
an extra iiirt or two, which set them off IN pertecI
agony OF delight, made her bow--the cur,oin
dropped, the dear Fanny tapping her Wiring your
neck oil up the shoulder, and said dere, dera ii,
Is le one t0usand dollars alnos--now let ma ,o
bu' 'he audience SAID no, and they shouted and
screamed aud thumped for her to come out md


At that moment, in an obscure howell opsn in
many parts to the cold, biting Winds. without 6re
ao"e sat poor woman, holding to her chilled
BOSOM her sick and dying babe, while mon 4
!uoe Pahet OF straw lay two shivering little crea
iutes' her children, too. Her eye was heavy
win watching, her cheek sunken with hunger and
su'itFIng, her heart filed with the yery gaIl and
bitterness OF HE. Still how truly, oh. how ,nly
answered that hear TO the pang OF a mothers love
as sue ssHeo into the innocent face of her dying