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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
.NEW MUSIC.
CRANNISS son Il BROTHERS. keep C

x RANNISS son Il BROTHERS. keep con-
~ Stantly on hand. ladies lasting, satteen, satin.
English kid, qoaskin s"alshin, blue, green and bronze
morocco slippers: goatskIn, seaiskn. buckskn and
lasting walking shoes. lasting and white silk Paris
slippers; beautiful white satin slippers CATER boots,
morocco soalskn and lasting boots, gentlemen's su-
perior caliskln morocco, scasku and buckskn boots
bootccs walking and dress shoes and pumps misses
lasting. seals;in. goatskn, and green and bronze mo-
rocco slippers lasting. morocco and sealskin walking
shoes with thick soals; chldrcn red green, blue and
purple lasting scalskIn, goatskln, leather
and kid boo'ecs shoes and slippers otevery descrip-
ton: servants shoes of every kind and Price
Superior travelling trunks double and single seal
skin and hair trunks of every size; boot cord shoe
horns. ooot hooks, punch pyers. blue and Jet black
treble chain gallons, cotton and linen brads, to-
gether with every other article usually kept in a
Wholesale and Retail
BOOT, SHOE, COMB g. TRUNK
WAREHOUSE,
mar II Sign of the Golden Comb
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SPRING GOODS.
TUESDAY. 29th MARCH,.


Z UST received by the Packet Effort, and now
~ opening at r. II JENKINS. a choice selec-
ton of new style and fashionable Spring Goods re-
ceved by the last arrivals from France and England
at New York: consisting Of
Changeabe Belgans.
Rich painted musliDs
Plain pink French gInghams
Printed Lawrenteens
Painted and corded striped ginGhaus
Mandareens and Philippines
An extensive assortment OF Partisan stripe and Mo-
sale figured. spring calicocs
y variety OF the latest style silk guaze and crane
dress hdkts. and scarfs
Ladies and gcntlemcns' best horseskin gloves
Fine and common do mitts
Rich gRuZe cap and bonnet ribbons
Best quality Pongee nd silk flag and bandanna hdks
new and beautiful style spring belts
Lemon pink, blue and salmon gro de Maps
Green barege, for wells
BobbInet trimming, cap edgng, and footing aces, OF
all widths
Rich lace collars, capes, pelercens, iorelas chemi.
sets, caps, and crazy Jeans
Lace cuffs and infants caps
cases ladies' duus'abe hats
| do misses do 90 of superior manufac-
ture to any yet offered, and new shape
I case yellow and black Navarinocs
Also, an extensive assortment OF rich fancy and sta.
pie Dry Goods, received by previous arrivals
Persons s5nut leaving the city, who are desiroug
of purchasing the latest and most fashionable Spring
Goods. for dress of every description. or IRISH and
German Shifting Linens. the approved bleach
asd at prices which challenge a competition, would
DO well to call and examine the assortment t
Il H. JENKINS,
mar 20 Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store
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NEW MUSIC.


ID / SMITH (lute Collins 8; Coz has received
la. large addition to his stock Of Music for the
Piano-among which are most of the late pieces and
popular SOngs-thosc enumerated are IN part which
he Will continue to increase they published in
the northern cities.
TuE PARrr>G lIouR-By Dielman
.! GIVE ME- BACK MY ARAB SrEEp-By y. Ilodsar
J SHOULD VERY MUCH LIKE To Know
q, CEASE Busy FANCY-.An original Swiss Air, sung
by Mrs Austin
Go GEoRGE | CAN'T ENDURE YaU
THE WARN1NG, from the Spanish-gy Cor
YES. | WIZ LEAVE NY FATHERs HALts-By
Sidney Waller
Ar rARrtNs wUrN THY HANp rREsr-By w. NJ
r. Esq. Of Petersburg, Va
FuE PRIDE or THE NALLEY-By llemricd
Barr ANNrN SAT WEEPING
Twas NATURES GAY pAY--B Livus
THE MUscN WWE-By a. Schurtz
WE NETT. II Bayle
o! WHY HAST THOU TAUGHT nv 10 LOVE THE
LGurry urur-By T. Moschuns
Away Wy GALLANT PAGE, AwAY-W. Ball
SotpurE's TEAR BY \. Lee
SAILORS Tears. Waller
LovE's RToRNELLA-J. COOKE
lsLE OF BEAurY. rARr THEE wEr1--By Z. 4.
Rawlings
Tur ArS1to--A collection OF Solos. Variations.
Waltzcs, Roudos. Duets, sc. from various Au-
thors, arranged for tho Flute. Piano. Guitar, and
two Flutes, by l. Migncn, and 4. Foit. NJ ID.
EUBEN Pa MAJ MrNoRN, Due'to--by Rossinl
ApRr. Ia BfcurssE-By Aubcr
Va MOyuLtEl PAs-M. Cradle
! srr THEM oN THEM WINDING wAY-From Bishop
IIcber
CuRrsrvAs Nr.rER Hyv>--Ouc or three variations
CAprWr KNiGur-By Mrs llemans
Tur SrAR OF BrruLEusN--Words by II. V.
Wbi'c
T,noLrsf Eyr>i~G Il,uv-By Mrs Uamans
RRcu GnrrNLANp's ICY MOUNTAINS B shop Hcbcr
LYRE SkcRE-tA periodical publication -tw.
numbers Just received, and many other standard
! Dicces, FOR The Piano. Gri,ar, oud F'r'".
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FALL GOODS.
TSRLL NEZLSCN 81 co.
"a Az l. received and are now opening, general
a assortment u: StII,ie y Fancy Dry Goods orthe
latest Notwithstanding IN part, of
Back, blue, brown and olive cloths. assorted
Valencia, tuIIInet and swausdown vcsrInrs
Pam and fancy hOremtne and marseI!!es do
Supcrlnc. middlIug and common sattinctts
Striped, plaid and PLAIN nscys
Single and double mnd kerseys
Rose. P"'d; and dcii.c blankets
Superfne white and assorted fianncls
Tartan plads and cambe.s
Hack and Co'uufcd bombaZetts
French and English nerino cloths
M"rno cIrcGssIaus. assorted colours
English and French Jet bumbaznes
large assortment OF fancy prints and ginChams
g-G' 81 and CT cambrick and Jaconet muslins
Figured and plain Swiss. book aud null ditto
Checked. striped and corded jaconc;s
5-l bordered Swiss and jackonct crayats
Black Italian and fancy silk do.
English and India II u and band2ara hdkfs
Imitation cotton do. assorted
Biack white and scarlet merjno shawIs
Thbet and cashmere do
Worstcd barcgc, Thbet and merno hdkis
Fancy silk, baregc and craze hdkis end scars
Rich changca5c eros de naples silks
Elegant tOuard figured DO
Black and assorted groS des hides
Black and changeabe figured mandarincs
Black Italian lustrlng, su crior quality
Heavy company satin and lcvantines
Sarsnet sGnshew and florence silk assorted
Plain black mandarin grapes
New style belt and bonnet libbands
Lace capes. peernes & orelas, Of the latest style
Black aud white lace wells
Laccs. eGglngs and quHnge. assorted
4-i and ! white and black bobbinot lace
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
Black and white. worstcd and cotton do
Ladies' and gentemens gloves. assorted
Umbrellas OF superior guilty
n IN 4
Irish linens, lawns and shcetings
Table diaper and damask
Brown and beached Russia sIeetinr
Scotch cHnabuTgs and Vicklcnburgs
Heavy cotton cznaburgsl
Brow" and heached shirtngs and sheetinrs
Checks, paiis, tc!i'n-s, Joars, c,c.;-waich. with
further supplies daily expected, will be sold at the
lowest prices. oct Q Is
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MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.

TueSduy. 9Th .Narch. 1881
ID OBERT III JENKINS i opening this morn
"a ing. by the Hornet, from New York, the follow
ing NV Goops:
Fashionable painted 'Laurcnuncs. an entire new ar
lc'e for ladies' dresses received by the last packet
from France.
New style gauze and Grape EIdkfs.
Rich white gauzc Wells
Ladies crazy Jane and rich lace Caps.
By former .3rrirris:
Spng style Of gaze and Grape Uandkerchels and
SCartS.
Painted Grape Shaw'S and Scnrfs.
Every description of Fashionable Lace and worked
Caps, Collars, Chamios, Chcmsctts, Forciics,
and Pclirlnes.
Very fine white and thin mcriuo wool FIanncs,
suitable for the season
Very cheap silk and cotton Hosiery.
PUNISHABLE ard Nayariuo Bouueis.
Also
Irish, German, SYlcsil, and Flemish Linens and
Shcetngs.
Persons wishing Linen Goods, will find them
good and cheap at X. IT. JENKINS Linen and
Fancy Dry Goods Store. mar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01
Mamndcr's TrcasmrY.


" AUNDER'S Treasury Of knowledge g. Library
IVA of RccrcnCc-parts & .. IN one neat volume.
containing English Dictionary. Grammar &C.. new
Universal Gazetteer; Classical Dictionary. chronology
and history, Dictionary Of Law Terms, &c &c. sc.
the Whole surmoun'cG by moral maxims and pro-
verbal Aphorsms, ~ alphabetical order
owe have great pleasure ~ noticing a very useful
book called 'NIauudcr's Treasury Of knowledge and
Library Of Reference Il Is. In fact. an EncycIupw
dla IN miniature, and comprises, within very small
compass, much accurate inflammation ON every sub
lcct Of consequence. As a book ct reference. %
will be of mCalaullb,c advantage and the many who
have neither 'C1.u~r nor the disposition FOR more
elaborate study. w find M vi Mouudcrs volume
ampir.mcans oiaCguoin'ug themselves with every
branch Of knowledge that interest or improve tho
mind. II Juyj.r.
Hero Is Cr1uwlr--1u improved English diclcna-
ry--a law dcilou1rv-a classical dictionary "a
zcttccr-tahcs OF weights and mcasrrcs-of verbal
Distinctions compendium Of chronology and his
tory, with host OF other things all equally useful.
The whole. We NAV add, beautifully printed and
the arrangement is as Hmrlr and cV-rl'cu, as me
matter Us valuable" n, Spectator.
Just published IN London and .vr sale ~
! II. NASH.
A'so,-No. Is Family lHhrnrH mar 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01

Linens.
4 RlSIl & GERMAN SHIFTING LINEN of
Il The most approved bleach, and OF all qualities, By
tho piece, hall piece, yard.
Rich double damask diapers. Of all widths
Damask table cloths, by -, 9 by II, and , by IL
quartCrs--new patterns
81 and 81 Irish sheetlngs-a'l which will be sold
at unusually low prices, Mt r. II JENKINS.
% Linen IL Fancy Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01

Clovcrseed, Whiskey, Sugar, &c.
WE are this morning receiving by sne Steam
w boat Norio X, from Baltimore
100 bushels first quality cioyersced. aud
20 hhds Baltimore whiskey.
And by tn" Schr Richard, from New York,
10 minds New Orleans sugar, and
IL 90 Porto Rico molasses, of superior quail
ny. for sale b. RALSTON g. PLEASANTS
:
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1EKMS--Suns'Errios to the DAiiy RiulMo>r WaiU Ia
City Subscribers -" and for shorter period, the
rate OF w ear, both payable advance When by
mail $40 year.
Anv'M.'A" Tor one square of ~ lines h'SS IN.
'sfi"n 80 Goats tw" INJECTIONS 81; three Insertions 81 II, and
,.:eiy sIcScc liis n--st,bn SBI cents
trCr week, week. - eyer, su-~rr,lur week 81
Twice week, first nsaitinu - cents e.cry sccr,n. n.
S3r,ion 50 cents.
once week aIs insertion - cents every succeeding M
carlton 50 cents
All advertisements also the CoNsTIrurIoS.u
.YHiu
Transient advertisers must III advance
The number of be noted the MS they
sill he inserted until ordered be stopped and charged
i1tdngly
Annual Advertisers charged 50 dollars squares
sa that proportion for advertisements of greater iength
aud Lottery dealers charged 500
~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published.
week, Tuesdays and Fridays) five dollars per ann,
payable m advance.
r4dpertising-75 square, less, the
seTon, and SD cents for each unuance.
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Comic Songs.

R4LSLNS, 81.
lust received, and for sale low. - boxes Raj
- sins, md 30 bbs Lamp OIL
mar I0-At J. II. EUSTACE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01

No Mistake.
EINOR Iudkns Ointment prepared by JudkIns him
ScD. apply TO me, first door above he Bell Ia
vern, whcrea large supply OF the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may always be found. |
shall not reduce the price of this article retail, but
to persons who may purchase to sell again, will sol
at such price as will be- considered very liberal dis
count II McNEMARA.
ENGLISH ANIMALS FOR 1881.
4 ANHSCAPE ANNUAL. Illu-rrulcd by 26 elc-
"a giant cngravlngs. AID handsomely bound
The Musical BUuu. an Album of music. poetry and
prose-, and illustrated by many splendid cngravIngs
The Remembrance, edited by Roscoe, with many
handsome rngrayngs and beautifully bound.
The lrs literary and religious Offering. with nu-
mrrous fine cngravlug~ and bound IN silk.
Falstaifs Come Annual, illustrated by several hun
drcd remarkably humorous cuts to hic and well
bound. For sale by
mar IL T. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-04-01

Sugars, Glass, DC.
S0 Hhds St Crox & Porto Rico Sugars
w 800 half boxes Washington Cy Window
Glass, all sizes,
so do New York Cylinder do
100 bags Laguira Coffee
50 DO old Java do
Fine Gunpowder Tea, for sale By
3O--4t OTIS, DUNLOP g. co
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Fruit Rum, Bacon, DC.
Roce'rinS far safe,
sNnS BIS n. T.. Rum
AOc 40 hhds Baltimore whskcY
IS boxes spermaceti candles
Is DO loaf sugar
If hhds p. Rico do
100 bags RIO coffee
hhds w |. molasscs
30 Or casks Malaga wine
so do French VI. do
10 kegs salmon
10000 lbs bacon, assorted, prime quality
lO2 boxes oranges
80 do lemons.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
mar % 9,
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22

ny The Hon Henry st. George Tucker the follow.
hg resolutions were offered by that gentleman and
unanimously adopted:
LIST. Resolved as the opnion of this m,e,i,, ,I,l,,
" rs cNpedient to attempt the formation of a compa-
ny Tor the construction of rail road from Winchcs
ter towards llarpcrs Ferry.
20 Resolved, That in the establishment of such
company u viii bc expetcnt to receive all from any
source that can afford ~; end that when fair pros
pcCt OF success IRON private subscriptions appears
will be proper To solicit assist aud charter from
the Legislative body.
Sd. Resolved. That until il can be asc.r,oincd
that there Is n reasonable prospect OF procuring
due proportion OF private subscriptions will be both
useless and unrise Ia apply for charter, or asss-
tance from any other quarter.
ith. Resolved, therefore, That John Baker ia
COB Scn1ency, John Nj. Bronze John Heiskcll, Ma
than Parkins, Isaac Wood and David s Banner
be appointed To put IN circulation sub cription pa
pcrs Tor stock IN company for the construction
OF ra'i road f,om Winchester towards Harpus
Ferry.
9Th. Resolved. That Henry ST George Tucker,
Henry w. Baker, John Cooke. Snnl. Brow<,,
Joshua lInpton. DIR. John k W. Dunbar, and Pho
mas A. Tidba he uppolncd Committee to cor
respond with the Baltimore and OHIO railroad com
pany, Tor the purpose of aScer,amlng whc.h that
company will be wiling to subscribe for any portion
OF the stock IN the contemplated Ra road company
anu That said committee be authorised TO open q cor
respondencc with such persons in any of the neigh
bouring counties friendly To the object of this meet
! Ing as they shall deem proper.
9Th. Resolved, That JOHN Bruce. James c.
Bryce, Lcmuel Bent, Samuel II Davis Richard
II. Byrd, Dr. Archibald s. Baldwin and DR. Joseph
IL Gray be appointed n committee Tor the purpose of
preparing report presenting 10 the public and to
future meeting OF tho-e disposed to patron ae this
| improvement, such views of the suljcct ~ may be
calculated 10 enable udvcrrurrrs TO understand the
probable advantages of and objections To the scheme
\ 9TH Resolved, That III meeting of the friends
of this Improvement be held this room on the tir /
Saturday III April, to receive the above report and
also report OF The probable amuUGt OF private sub
scrIpons
9Th. Resolved, That this meeting ,lu now adjourn,
10 meet again IN this place The fist Saturday IN
| April.
JOHN w. PAGE. Chairman.
JosEru VI SuEpRARp Secretary.
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assGDesg oesU S1a1es@.


u 1t Will be- observed that the whole day was
yesterday consumed IN the Honsc Of Delegates on
the amendment which came from the Senate 10 the
stanton Rail Road striking out the 2o,h section
OF inc bII' or refusing to grant the privilege of
extending the road wcstwardy from Staunton-
Alter debate oi five hours, The amendment of the
senate was approved, By small majorl v The
extension was opposed principally OIL the ground
that the road IT constr uctcd, would infringe the
rights, aud impair the Interests Of the Jane, River
lmnr1vcrn"ni, and IA ~" event that the conn
Try Interested would be drawn on iron, the support
OF measures, necessary to the success of the James
River improvement.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22
JUDICIARY SYSTEM


Tho Committee OF the Scuutc, we understand
met yesterday morning on the judiciary Bill, and
agreed by majority of one 70 cirntccn Circuits
with view of app mtlug Judge for each Mr.
Morgan read part Of a substitute which nc was pre
pairing for the Bill. in which 1t is proposed to simn
fy the forms of pleading--abosh the distnc,ions
between the forms of actrons--make q uniform cue
tenn of pleading to apply to al cascs-iniroduce the
trial by jury IN all except CERTAIN accounts and
certain bills of discovcry-and to introduce parole
evidence IN all cases IN preference to dcpositions.
Tho object VIC understand is to get at the truth IF
every case III the hr5 Instance, and 20 render justice
to the parties at once.
In the Senate, Mr.. Pat;rson proposed resolution
70 instruct the COMMITTEE as TO the number Of Cir
cuts ana Judges. This resolution raised a lpur
discussion IN which very wide 5anre was taken
by several gentlemen. Mcss5s Paucson. lToso,
Dade, Cooke, Bernard, Winston, McCar;v. t;.hs,,
and Drongooc, took part in the discussion. Mr.
Hdgngton moved an adjournment and in,I1oa1od tbo,
e would, if occasion requucdi it. giv. his reasous far
the number of Judges he preferred Ia lpy The
Senate adjourned. The blank in the bill was.noved
IL be flied with 20, 49, &c, aud H.
u The Albany Argus, the State Official Of tho
Secretary, has the following remarks:
The editor Of the 9. S. Telegram pronis.s CO..,
put MS feodofsJ"fy IN Possession of The public opn,
on on The subject Of the correspondence between
Mr. calhoun aud gen. Jackson. VIII nc do e,I
VIII nc copy from the ". N Patriot Richmond I'm
9uIrer, Hartford Times. Ohio Monitor Vermor,
Ihtriot ~. Hampshire Spectator, PuisfchS SIM N.u,
Haven Gazette, &c. &c lhc well known and ,rcJ
representatives, of the opnIDns Of the Democracv IF
theIr respective states, and which have gpoken in
te'ins OF the most decided dsspprovAl orhe coursn If
WI calhoun, G. ~ yindIcalIpn Of gen. Jacksop5 Vyu
ne copy the expressions OF the public opinion from,
TINS slate ~ Of which far they proceed from r
Puonchn journals land they have bccn BIZ no means
"thhciJ are without exception, ~ accordance VIII,
INC strong expressions alluded 10 Of their dernocra
inehds IN Maine " Hampshire. virginia, Connect
iGnf, vermont. n Jersey, Ohio, Rhode Island and
PcDEsJlyana,' "'u
Docs not the Editor Of tho Aufpus no, Imam,
we Will not say the Gtisty, bot the ncorrectness Of
lh'S statement 50 far a. Virginia IS conccrncd,--
Docs ne not know, that the Enquirer, by which be
mas been taught to estimate the feelings Of Virrinia
haS nat spoken Gin terms Of decided disapproya of
inc course Of Mr.. Calhoun, and in yndication Of
Gcn' Jackson" Does he not know that that p,no,
has cautiously confined itself to dlsapprobation of
Mr. Caihoun's making tho correspondence public.
without at all attempting to consurc Mr. Calhoun
or vlndicate Gen. Jackson Tic knows this notfcc,v
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22

erroneous information on the SUBJECT OF Dir St.n,rd.
successor, called for tho remarks wo made We
take pleasure in saying farther, that had that fact o
moment, that Mr. Green had supplied the materials
oil paragraph like that IN the Virginia Gazette.
10 TIL. Eprrons OF run RICHMOND yymo
CrLrErlR CouRr HousI, March ~ 1871
Gentiemen;-l was surprised to see in a late mum,
Der ot the wing, an extract from the warrenton q,
feue' accompanied by some remarks of your own
that seemed to me not inappropriate. '
lam avery humble individual of mn con..,,.
certainly, to the pubc-but the public is of some con-
sequence to mc-and 1t would occasion me regret 70
an impression should exist in any quarter that was
IN any manner voluntarily connected with that nuh
cation. U am frequently warrenton. but I III, no,
know the Editor of that paper. and never had any
communication with him. nor gave any informn
ton on which that statement could have been m.Ic
Many OF my friends NJ tins place, whom meet d.;y
are sun 'snoran'' $50 tar as am iniormed,) that was
put IN NOMINATION. tn the President. Only three nor
sons ot all my friends who resided here have evcr
had from me an ntmaton that that appoint me M coul5
ahcct me IN any manner of whom one was IN. p.n
'ens" 'ha prevailed with me in the first instance In
consent To Al, another, a gentleman to- whom H.. a.
pheI Tor letter III my behalf; C the third con6drp
tai TREND To whom chose to communicate wha, in
'erestcd myself The publication in the Fauou;e- -,
per- was not only uncalcd for but $50 far from .df
Hj calculated TO excite nothing but disgust in liberal
MINUS, indeed II was male after the appointment of
Mt. burloot was known-if before, it NAV admit of
miher construction, and may have been merely ;dIc.
and mistaken, M am well assured il was
AT that appointment have cherished no di,co,,e,,
-mucn less uttered murmur. On the contrary
from what learn of Mr.. Burfoot's character -. e.
10 declare, that believe he will dsrb.rc. ,L. G.,
IONS OF ms office with more credit to himself ona
more usefulness to the country, than couId h.y.
DONE Respectfully, your obd't scrv't
~, WILLIAM GREEN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22
Messrs. peasants & Abbott.
To TIE Ep.rons or THE Vino

10 THE EpIroRs THE WHtG
"rn.'ethen;-i" late number of your paper an
extract offered from the Warrenton Gazette in
wmch Mr. Greens name is mentioned, apparently NO
having oeen candidate for thu Office of T. States At
'ormey, IN the eastern district of Virginia
Mr.. Green was not an appiican, for the office .rb.
PRESIDENT had informed friend of that gentleman NJ
Inc expected vacancy by Mr.. Stanard's resipn,,;on
an" ta TREND, ot his own motion, without the knowI
edge of MIR. Green, presented his name 10 the prco
den' sustained by avery strong recomme uda,ion from
plurality ot the Virginia De!eg alton in the House of
representatives; and by letters from other distinguish
ca cltiIShS IN the State. The Office was not given q,
Mr. Green but that circumstance is far from ss,;sf;n
MS friends that he did not merit success; or that his
merit rs the less laudabe and positive because ne ne.
obd't scr'yt, '' Sou'
Cuipeper County, March I7th, 1881.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22

PENNsYLvASrA We presume that the following
intelligence from the Pennsylvania Legislature will
give some surprise and more regret We knew Mr.
IAN Buren, had many obcdicnt servants q, Uarrs-
burg bat We did not imagine his influence was sy1i-
clG"' 10 procure the sanction oF such principle a,
that forsdstrbutng the surplus revenue.
RESOLUTIONS ON The UNION
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-22

W II was with some surprIse that We porused tho
TWO following communications, it never having oc-
Cured TO ue that we had said any thing. which by
possibility could DO supposed personal In truth it
dd not occur to us. that Mr. Green lived in the VI.
envy Of Tho paper tths Worren,on Gazette, whose
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-01-25

Yesterday, Mr.. Miller of Powhattan, Pressss11.
ed the memorial of L. Davis, complaining Of W.
Barbour's return for Orange. The principal E si
of The day was consumed in discussion on the W..
called the Lawyers bill, which was finally oius.
ed to be engrossed, A good deal ofnew bi'p T..
was originated. The session at no PERIOD ~
worn so promising an aspect Of being spun oa'"
an unusual Observation-Disclosures Uhig. JanZ"