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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

hEssEBEc ELECTION. The election in Main.
10 MI The vacancy in the delegation to Congress, oc'
ea,ioned by the resignation OF Mr. Evans, has rrsnI
TED IN The choice of MIR. Bronson, the whig candid.
ate. nc polls were thinly attended, and a third
S candidate was run by the aboliiious,s, vet Mr..
bronson's majority, It is stated in the Portland Al
VertIser, will reach from twelve to fifteen bundreJ
Boston Courier
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

IL We are requested 10 announce DIR. En-.
WARD CAHM asa candidate To represent in the nc,,
General Assembly, the District composed Of m.
Counties Of James City, York and the Citv n
WILLIAMSBURG. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.


The following circular has been issued by order
OF the President OF the U. States. Il is ne thinv.
7" Is the echo OF public opinion, and a great and
valuable step in REFORM. We honor Ge neral
Harrison for It. and predict. that he will, by means
OF IT, gather golden opin ons from the American
People
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
King JDiA,am co,,,,,

we are requested by "Many wbizsp To an.
nounee Capt MARrN DREwRT as the Wbir can.
9lda'e Tor the County Of King William. CAPTAIN
Dre"ry is firm and enlightened Wbig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

In on me iIth inst, by the Rev. John p. Turner.
I 1o NJ. MoRRIs, TO SARAH NJ. Walden. nil of
H. The Religious Herald and Corc.ro,,,. H.
nal Will please copy the above. 'ou'-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
The Ereenil.a ca,n,.,l,..

a STOLEN on sunday night Last, from,
S my stable SorrelIoane MARE n,,cn
ftfe,t. name and fail, blaze face aged ~
~ thsi took with her a brIle Sbc ,Vorbs
NA wei In gear and good looking sni
---5-r- mai. suitable reward will be p,id o.
80 t,,lsu.on ol me Thief anu return Of 'hs Mac a.
81 H. 20 Hennco County about3 miles norm
nn N'-cH SOPHIA r. Redo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
.qdirinni G.n.rnr, nrd.r

we have been requested TO call attention TO the
Oroer OF the Adjuiant General, respecting the tain.
ng' OF the Militia, which will be found in another
e olumn Of this paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

VIRGINIA.
lolb From Frederic ksburg Va by spousvIv,,i, g.,
mouse Mount Pleasaiu, Dabney's Mlls Pottesyili, .
i.ongIrcek TO Frcderickshal - miles and 49, ,h ~
lines week, horse or suIky NM '''N' Wtee
leave fredericksburg Tuesday, Thursday and s,,,r
leave trederickshal Monday Wedns s,iav mi :, ~.
" IN arrive AT fTedeTicksburg days by n m -
iIop"talH Tor iWtcc n week service nyttct ~
l7S'a fiom hchnond. Va. by City Point and wiiiisn,s
Uuik IAnungi 10 Norfolk 100 miles anu bark three Tine,
aweek IN steamboats, ten mentha and vsirc . , IL
January and February Of each wear '' "coN W
Leave Richmond Sunday, "wednesday and Frti,v n, n
a ~ airiN" NJ Norfolk sans days hy d IN '' ~ "
leave MOI Ok Tuesday Tlursfa, and sstpr,I,v n, -
Ti ,sNc AZ hichmond same days by 6lpm " '""'
'ya tio'n Mount Laurel Va by Providence to Nyh.
Niei " miles and back three times a week w '"'o'
leave Mount Laurel Monday, Thursday and s,,,,r.t.
q" a VI aiIiNe a. VIM evlle same days by lem
Leave Whcytlc Monday, Thursday and saturt.. ., =.
Sul'aIINe ~ Mount laurel same days by 3 % nm - ~
opIopesal VIII bc considered unless Il be- aceonnDap ID
~ ,Isauany Hghed ~ one or more responsible peraons
~ TIE following manner, viz 4''"'' P''sohH'
~" undcrugncd -- guaranty tb,, 49, -,
~, ~ !, iylnR thc inail fOm - be accented H.,
GeueTa shall enter into an obIgsti1p n,io
olue hlW uJ ~ July norf with good and suHeent me
~, 10 perform We service proposed
THIS should be aecompaoicdb y ma. =, o,,e,.,. , 49,.
master, oroihcr equivalent testimony tb,tthc IT,
utu on properly and able zoo itbei gu,,,nt.
popnhais should be sent 10 the Deu.Ument scsicJ
ohn9i scd Pro1usals for route No nj -
W, til A'sH ant Postmaster General
iof INC prohibition Of lids rssulting from, ro,bi,.,
and the terris and condtons on ,gbirt 49,, .
fiop wv WV -'iluM alVcftteenont under publlea.
Pr GRANGER,
Posr Orp,rr uv,,u.. Postmaster General
March Is, 1911. NH ~ rt.,.,o,,hu..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
% II l. &c IAL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Hiram Decker, Register of the Land OFF,. =,
'inSennes. Indiana, vice A. Badollet, resigned.
WIN. L. Briggs, Collector for the distric, of We.
mont, vice A. ". Hyde, renewed. ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

~ An address will be delivered on T,esd,,
ueA' the 25d instant, at ~ o'clock, in tho FL,
apusi Church, by the Rev. j. b. Jeter. before ,bo
'naIIpenlers' Benevolent Union. The MecbSnics
specially invited 10 attend. J'V os re-
~ Abundance free of cborgs ~" <E
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

49,, S',ioeIs OF the Agricultural and Uortiru,,,t
Cons ~ ignilco county who have not stIbse a.
al a. III y, 'l hd subscriptions earnestly T.oncS,
U cs AZ we oLee Of tie southe Planter on s,I
Siscn, %,lomt deIay-Mr Bolts VII! receive ,jurin, ~
49, VIZ treasurer Ills fHdsBeuqiLk thai tis I
pSe'n in9 END Of the month"; when the aInon", NJ
~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

/ ,pg1i2 ~ lhe subscribers negotiable Note d,syyo b.
= nlyah hakef az four months from IH J,np.,g IaW
wv ,syo, 40 endorsed BY ~, Tor s269 81 An srs
of h. b sna lor Or receiving said note the psymcn,
~ having 10 at our Store '''' VIII eohIera iaYoT
mhE3-2t atvgv . ,,..-..-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

.amsd lsnosan, OF the foregoing facts. This state
'"'"' " made simply to prevent missppre hension.
AMtcus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

- advertisers are requested to hand in then,
auveillsements at as early hour of the 'o,v u,
lion IL ;bo a.. advertisements intended for inser
Soia.n .'.e ensuing Jays paper, must be handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended Cos IN
Sa,i' on ~ Mondays paper must be handed in on
day after "PPe"I untII the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

ne same paper furnishes the following Statement,
OF the politics of the members of the las, Conr...
in the States yet to vote:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
Il III E A Il r F. .

NJ-Advertsements omitted in this, will appear
in to-mouow's paper.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
pROpDS.IS
VIRGINIA

ihe Mails Of the United States from tbe
on lhe following routes IN Virginia Will be ,ccciye
Dea,nent unt The twenty seventh day OF NAV ne1 n,
" ''"o ueo'ueu ny the thriy'hIst day Of sad MAY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
SCENES IN ESSEX
no both PARTIEs

Mr.. Speaker Hunter, "Fathey Ritehis'so Proisge;
Central Chapman s. Co. Words IN Season
the GNDEPENDENT CANDIDATE &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

~ mr. seldom having been placed in posi-.
'on 10 be misunderstood by the report of the pro-
eeed'ngs on the election of Judge it is proper in
justice to him, to rePublish the following s,otsm.n,
from the Compiler.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

BENEFIT OF MR.. BRAHAN.
And positively his las, appearance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

poorS open and the to rise at auar,., bo,
soclock. N''o'e
During Mr.. BRAIIANis o,........ ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
To conclude with the Farce OF the
WATERMAN.

With Songs, &c.
IL The public Is respectfully informed ham. al,
pIaeI No'ALiSIs Mrs Martyr, Miss Inverarfy aoJ NJ
appearance. " ~ e'e"oi uheir hTSt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23

THIS EVENING, March o. 1871, will be pero,,,,.,
Opera OF INC
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
'''-'''..''''....-......Mr BRAHAM:
With many Songs, Duetts AZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-23
MAREIEn

Goth March, 1871. . ~
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MEETING OF EDITORS.

At meeting of the Editors of Wing news
papers, assembled in Washington. held at the
office Of the National lntelligencer, on Tuesday,
the I'd of March, ISL
On motion of Mr.. Gales, Mr.. John Prentiss,
of the New Hampshire Sentinel, was called TO
the Chair, and, on motion of the same, Mr.. A.
b. Chambers, Of the Missouri Republican, was
appointed Secretary.
Col. Stone, of the New York Commercial
Advertiser, explained the objects and purposes
of the meeting
On motion by Mr.. Townsend, Of the New
York Express,
Resoiged, That committee Of five be APP
pointed, with power TO make all necessary ar
engagements and contracts for dinner to the
Wing Editors assembled in Washington, 10 be
given at some day not further remote than the
9th inst. and that they give notice Of their pro-
ceedings in the Wing papers Of the city.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen
this committee, viz. Messrs. Gales q Seaton,
OF the Inteligeneer, Messrs. Allen & Macleod,
Of the Madisonian, and Col. Stone, of the New
Y FORK Commercial Advertiser.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN PRENTISS, Chairman.
a. b. CHAMBERS, Secretery.
ANY Wing Editors who may net have been
present at the meeting, are requested to send in
their names TO the committee.
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THE POLITICIANS REGIsTER.'

A new, enlarged, and most comprehensive edition
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other and prior important elections. In the States
where elections yet to be held for Members OF the
XXVllth Congress, the vote is given once by Con-
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Electoral Votes cast at all the elections since 1857,
OF New York for Governor at all Elections since
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Of the Capitol thu gates Of which will DO closed, until
aer the procession enters and is formed Those VINO
desire to enter the yard and hear are respectfully
invited and recommended to join the procession II
order be maintained, and every will retain his
position in The procession il Is calculated that all wi
be enabled TO enter the yard.
The Chief Marshal calls upon the patriotic citizens
Of the country who will be present, and asks them an
to aid him in preserving the strctest order de feels
confident that this appeal will not be Intellectual
LINE OF MARCH.
The procession will move from the head OF IL
street precisely at 10 o'clock A. NJ salute oil 'hree
guns will announce the movement.
The uniform companies will move from l-2 street
into fifh street; then up 5th street into street, then
nm street 10 the quarters Of the President elect
where he will be taken into the line Of the procession,
under the escort of the citizens As the procession
passes the different stations the various delegations,
clubs, associations corporate authorities, and citizens
of the respective States, Territories and of the Dis
lrcl of Columbia will be marched into line, in the
order and precedence before mentioned The process
sion will continue fiom the quarters Of the President
elect up street to 18th street. up 18th street to +
Pennsylvania Avenue, down Pennsylvania Avenue
the south gate of the eastern yard of the Capitol
into which it will be marched and formed into solid
column, faced TO the west and its right resting upon
the northern gate of the yard where they will remain
until after the President elect has beed naugurated as
President of the United States and has delivered his
address, when the procession will move through the
northern gate the order they entered the yard
around the northern circle Of the Capitol yard, to
Pennsylvania Avenue; and then up the Avenue to
10Th street up 18th street to the Pennsylvania Avenue'
in front of the public offices and the Presidents
House and then through the western gate in front Of
the Presidents to his House, into which it will pass
by sections of two into the front door, where they
will be received by the President and then pass out
without hating, at the south door, and be dismissed
VIM b. MAGRuDER,
JOHN A. BLAKE,
WALTER LENox, ,1,.hJ.
NOBLE YOUNG,
THOMAS BLAGDEN
VIM l.. BRENT,
Chief Marshal
W.smNcroN March 3
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PROGRAMME OF

MR.. BRAHAMS LAST CONCERT,
Al the new Washington Assembly Rooms, Louisiana
Arenue,
To take place on Friday Evening, March 5th ls4l
ACT l.
Overture Piano Forte, Mr.. Hayer
Caneta, Mr.. Braham, Mad Tom, composed by
Purcell in 1896.
Song, Mrs Franklin, Like the gloom Of night re-
firing. Bishop
Song--Mr, Broham, Young Agnes. Auber
Song-Mr. Braham-Scot's wha haze wi Wallace
BLEED.
ACT ,.
Introduction, Piano Forte, Mr.. Hayter
National Song--Mr. Braham, written in honor Of
the Inauguration Of Gen. HaRalsoN.
Song, Mrs. Franklin, Toujours gai-Horn.
Song-Mr. Braham; Robin Adar
A favortc Duet, Mr. Braham and Mrs Franklin
from the opera Of Narcnsky.
Song-Mrs. Franklin-Ned Of the Hill
Sung-Mr. Braham (hy desire) the Bay of Biseay
Trio-Mrs franklin, Mr. Braham and Mr. Hay
ter Hark, lis the Indian drum
The Concert commences at 10 o'clock
Tickets ST. q he had at the music stores and at the
door Of the Hall mar4
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CAPTAIN BucKIsGHaM, Columbia Artillery,
SIR The Company under your command will
fro National Statutes Thursday the 4th instant, at
sunrise, noon and sunset.
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WASHINGTON, March 3.
THE INAUGURATION.
WIN. l.. BRENT,
Chief Marshal.

WASHINGTON, March l. lS4i.
The Marshas named by "ihe Committee of Ar
engagements" upon the 23d ultimo, to appoint Assist
ant Marshas OF the Procession to be formed upon thu
4th instant to escort the President elect to the place
his Inauguration, having appointed the following As
sistant Marshas, the same is announced:
F. Howard NJ Brown
VIM. L. Dove r. Coyle
Samuel Stott w. c. Zantznger
] Q. p. Digges Richard Brent
VIM. Hayman Joseph Peck
G. w Hardness H. B. Sweeney !
John Wilson Joseph Borrows
Samuel Drury Alex. Med. Davis,
Charles Gordon X. G. Washington
r. w. Bates t. ID. Jones
Alex McIntyre G.. l.. Jones
J. g. III. Smith, Richard WalIach
Andrew Hoover Thomas Owens
S. c. Smoot c. Lyons
John Walker l.. narbaugh
John Espey j. b. Ford
w allace Kirkwood Q. Bradley
VIM. Oime G. BestoI
Ell. w. Queen, Donald Macleod
Elexius Smms T.. Burche
Robert Dyer ID. Campbell
John Martin Joseph Bryan
r. Cruit w III. Winters
Columbus Munroe Henry Bradley
Geo. H. Plant S. Burche
A. Fuller Ed Fuller
l. Mudd J. G. Robinson
j. l.. Henshaw j. Given
Glenn Woodward John Kedglie
J. S. Harvey John Purdy
VIM. H. Gunnell Daniel Holman
WIN. Warder Mountjoy Hanson
L. Miller James Young
VIM. w Stewart Richard Young
JOS H Bradley VIM J. Mcdonald
r. c.. Wcightman James Barry
r. S. Coke Edward Barry
j. Fl. Goddard VIM. Ferguson
Seth Hyatt Richard Barry
Geo. 5 Gideon Ed. Mckinney
S. P. Franklin Thos. Fugu
Philip r. Fenda l. Ellis
Samuel Bacon }. Horoyd
j. F. Halliday FL. Selby
r. S. Patterson o. Casteel
w. HELEN J. w Ferguson
a. II. Clements Robert Clarke
WIN. A. Williams VIM Bland
l.. Booles VIM. L. Howard
J. L. Towers c. ii. James
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ings of white trimmed WITH blue.
VIM L. BRENT, Chief Marshal.
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
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flee.
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