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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

UTThe Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER has written to
Governor Davis of Massachusetts notifying him
that he shall vacate his place in the U. s. Senate
on the Odd inst, and Gov. ID. has communicated
Mr. WIS letter to the Legislature now in session,
who will proceed forthwith to an election to fill
the vacancy. The Hon Rufus Choate, an emf
nent juris,, and able and eloquent debater, re.
siding in Boston, is spoken Of as Mr. Webster's sue.
cessor. i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
HIGHLY LMPORTANT!-7O US.

o. Our subscribers ,oho are in arrears for Me
Caledonian for one or more years, are respect.
fully requested to pay ,p-.tor a tsoo jold reason,
piz. an act Of justice TO OURSELVES, and also
to their OWN cONsCIENCEs. We ,Oould also Just
intimate to such as are indebted to for aduertis-
ing, &c. that zoe shalt not be OFFENDED should
hen offer to settle their &C counts.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
FOR COUNCIL OF CENSORS

MARTIN C. DEMING, Bennington Co.
AUSTIN ORCHARD, Windham.
JOHN A. PRATT, Windsor,
GORDON NEWELL. Rutland,
LUTHER CARPENTER Orange,
PETER STARR, Addison,
HEMAN ALLEN, Chittenden,
HEZEKIAH II. REED, Washington,
EPHRAIM PADDOCK, Caledonia,
GEORGE w. FOSTER, Franklin, i.
ALVA II. FRENCH, Orleans,
DAVID HIBBARD, in. Essex,
WALLIS MOTT, Grand Isle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

The trying and most important duty 81 Se'e'''s
his Cabinet and confidential advisors ~ "o'
using TOO strong language 10 say that cao'"''
equal To this for strength in every point mas h''
existed since the adoption of the Constitution
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

Nrw uAMpsuIRE. The annual State Election
occurs in tho Granite State on the 9th OF March
next In addition to the election OF State ana
County Officers, five members Of Congress are 70
be chosen. The Harrison Democrats have in nom
,no,ion tho Hon. Esos STEVENS, of Charlestown,
for Governor, and their opponents support Gov
Page. The Harrison Congressional ticket. Is ms
follows
JcRAoop GooDwIN, OF Portsmouth,
JOEL EASTMAN, Of Conway,
GroRaE w. SAWYER, Of Dover,
Lev, CHAMBERLAIN, OF Keene,
JosEru SAWYER Of Piermont
Aiherton, of gag resolution memory, Is aga'n'
we behave, in nomination for Congress by the To-
cof,scos He will run as well others on the same
,ieEet in "slaye.loving" New Hampshire, but
were he TO come before the people oil Vermont
with his gag resolution upon him he would be sent
I'M sssalt river a little beyond where the people Of
the United States have just located his master, Mr.
Van Buren,. Van Burensm in New Hampshire Is
lust about ms friendly to the "nalienable rights OF
man." rs is the Autocrat of Russa; otherwise,sn
a recreant son as Charles 6. Anterior would nave
been loft in retirement long this.
Ii needless TO speculate upon the result In N
Hampsbire. Hill and Hubbard still bear sway
there and are like to do for some time TO come;
but should they perchance be beaten we shall then
consider il as the beginning Of an age OF wonders,
and expect speedy ful6llment of Miller's prophe-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23

TEMPERANCE MEETING. We requested TO
give notice that there will be Temperance Meet.
ing at Stevens Village, Barnet, Feb 25, at 6 o.
clock, p NJ. when Mr. ScoBEY of Lyndon will de
liver an Address.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-02-23
gga g@aEgM D@WsM ga
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY,, MARCH 81.

FEBRUARY %. Is4l
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

ovsrner until the expiration ofSlhs term for which
Sovcrnor Gilmer had been elected, expired, thai
'he duties OF that Office in cases OF death OF resg-
nation devoived upon the Senior Councillor for the
residue OF the term. lie was not prepared 10 civ.
a dehnitive opinion on the question, but in the re
marks which he had the honor OF submitting TO m.
House on Saturday, he then suggested that /, might
DC deoasable question. As the matter was one of
g'eM Importance to the people OF the Common
wealth, and worthy OF grave elaboration on the
part OF that body. he would, upon his own re-
sponsioiity, request the gentleman who moved the
PREVIOUS Question to withdraw it--and if he would
consent TO do so. he would move To lay the resolu.
'ion on the table, and would, Vi that motion pre-
'aied, follow u up by offering resolution asking
leave TO introduce bill to repeal the law changing
tns commencement Of the term Of the Office of the
Chet Magistrate of the Commonw ealth. Matters
would then remain as they were before the passage
OF TINS Law, aLd the Senior Councillor would act as
governor until the next session of the lie legislature
anu me difficulty which had arisen under the Con-
su'uton, be obvia;cd. Many members had, def the
Sea' OF Sovernment-a fair expression of opinion
would not he had under existing circumstances, and
gentlemen really respected the popular will and
were willing 10 adopt that will as their guide IN IN.
discharge OF their Legislative duties aside from ali
puTy Considerations their part they could not he
state 10 adopt this course. A question of order
orising Mr. +. said he would not tresp,ss LONGER
upon the Rules of the House. He had attained his
oeeet IL his suggestion was no, adopted. he would
aequlesce-but he hoped gentlemen who were the
proessed lovers of the dear people" were prep,red
20 assume the responsibility" of their course on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
ORDER OF ODD FEttows

The Order of Odd Fellows turned GU, Yesterday
IN great numbers to witness the ceremony of lawn,
the corner stone Of their New Hail, building d.s,
tined TO be an ornament to the City. The Process.
sion formed at the Museum Building. and moved og
about . O'Clock in the order given in the nro-
gramme published. At the foundation. the Iav;n,,
OF the stone was accompanied by a brief address
from Major Hyde, after which the Craft. with =
very large eoncourse of citizens, ladies' and gentle
men, were RECALLED with an appropriate, chns,e and
beautiful address by Il. T. Daniel, ESQ From
thence the Procession moved along 18th street 10 r
street. up street to 9Th street, along 9Th street tc
IL street, down II street to Governor street. tbenc,
to C.. Lodge Rooms, and dismissed.
About o'clock. near 400 Of the Order. and the;
guests sat down to a sumptuous dinner provided h,
the Grand Lodge, in Military Hall. Here the kind
est feelings prevailed, the company drawing in,pi
ration from natures beVerege-it being cardina
principle Of the Order not to indulge in ntorc,rin,
drinks. The Company broke up as the shades .
evening were closing over the scene
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
MR.. FULTON. OF wYTuE.

During the hubbub Monday, this gentleman
INDICATED his character for strong, hard common
sense, by making one Of the best speeches Of the
day. It is concise, luminous and to the point, every
word Of IT,
Mr. FULTON said he did not rise with view Of
embarrassing the proceeding, or 70 consume the
time Of the House unnecess irily; but his object
was TO submit n proposition for the conside faton
Of gentlemen, which he thought was incumbent on
them to adopt, they had any regard 10 the popu
lar will IN reference 10 the subject before the House
lie was aware that the remarks which he had TO sub
NIT would not bestricty IN Order-but he asked the
indulgence Of the House for few moments TO en,b
him a. plain the,obsct he had in view II would be
recollected by gentlemen that the bill which passed
the House on Saturday, changing the time for the
commencement Of the GubernatOrial term was car.
red through its various stages, and became law
without n moments reflection on tho p,rt Of ans,
member. Il succeeded the discussion upon the re-
/ solution offered by the gentleman from Spo,t,viva.
MIA, proposing that the Governor should be hermit
ted 10 withdraw his fosignation-and the ereat
anxiety which every member felt TO return TO nj,
! home, he had no doubt induced many 10 vote for
the passage ofthat bill without rejecting that anv
constitutional impeachment presented Itself 10 ia
| passage. lie was Informed that legal gentlemen
whose opinions were entitled TO respect entertained
the opinion that II the Legislature failed 10 elect a
| Governor at the present session, under the IA "
| which had passed on Saturday, there would be or
inteuegnum, and the senior Councillor might feel i
his duty to convene the Legislature after the I'D
tournament for the purpose Of filling the vacancy
u was also the opinion Of many gentlemen that III,
Legislature did not possess the power OF eleoIing
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
To the Editors Of The Jyh;g.

SALEM, Fauq, Va, March 23d
Gentlemen-l SEQ in the Wing Of the 18th. n
Gard from Mr.. Reynolds, Mail Agent, stating The
reasons the Wing IS not received in this section of
ihe country, until nearly a week after publication.
lis reasons will apply to the Wing published on
Tuesday, and arrives at this Office on Sunday. I'm,
not to the Wing published on Friday, which GER
'a'nly must arrive m Fredericksburg on the same
day, and the warrenton mail does no, leave Ere.
derckshurg until the next morning-but this pa
per does not arrive at this office until Wednesday
and frequently not until the following Sunday nine
days after publication. Bad rs this IT,, letters arc
worse between this place and Petersburg In the
last two months the average time from Petersbu,o
here IS fifteen days. and in one instance ms many MS
twenty'iour days. Whose fault is thi,7 The de-
phrture Of the mail from fredericksburg cannot ar
elaln The reason-ii only accounts for the loss Of
hTc days, by tho most liberal allowance
Respectfully, your obedient servant.
POSTMASTER,
Salem, Fouuuer Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
N. Y. MONEY MARKET-crrY NEWS.

w. L, Tue;d y, p. NJ.
sales F' ou'uoo'
The advices from England, although thew show
an Improvement in wheat, cannot influence aour in
BOND. There being no prospect whatever of this
duty. ' "'oNe'"'9
MIR Curtis, the new Collector, has been sworn
INTO office. The applications to him for Office arc
very numerous. 49,
Inc rate OF Exchange is little better.
MARKETS-March2 g.
COTTON-The news from Europe I'm, had -,
very favorable influence on the market and n prcc,
nave not improved, the highest range is fairly su,
famed. Yesterday and to-day the opern,iops nav.
oeen very large,-full 1000 bales have been taLsn
al ~ I@'i prices for export mostly, at 81 a IOI
fLouR-Ihe holders Of common brands Yves
.ern nave put up the price full 1874 cts-s4s7 is Ibc
price now demanded. Although some sales bsve
oeen made at L. rs 4s for export, yet no large lois
cents. 'e' 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

TO THE VIRGINIA AND u. .. PUBLIC,
The subscriber proposes. IL patronage will wat
rant the enterprise, to publish IN the City OF WASH
ngton. Daily Political Journal, to 10 called the
OBSERVER" IL subscriptions will justify him.
hrs wish Is to issue tho first number on tho first
Monday OF June next-one week or two at farthest.
aztec the commencement Of the Extra Session of
Congress.
The Observer, If IL goes into operation, will cri-
teise freely and unrescrvediy, the action OF thu
Federal Govetomcnt without "icar. favor or affec-
on." IL WILCOX for support to the People, and the
People only. Having taken an active part in the
election of Gen. Harrison, ardenty hoping and con-
hdenly believing that his Administration will iu.-
uy the generous confidence, and fulfil the patriotic
expectations OF the American People. | yet pledge
myself to extend to 1t no Understanding support
shall be happy TO praise, but not afraid to CEN
sure. have long ago promised my conscience
never to DC man worshipper, never to sustain anv
man or any set OF men, against the Constitution of
the country. This vow | mean to keep TO the hest
of my ability, so hepme Godi
IL the People will sustain me in this attempt. tho
fruits OF near 20 years of editorial experience shall
DC dedicated diligently and liboriously to render
the Observer worthy Of their favor. promise them
and will redeem 1t, that they shalt have a political
print at Washington, Il not able yet honest, faith
ful and true 10 them and the cause ofthc country
and the Rights Of the States and Of the PeooIe.
whether print is is required at the Federal
Metropolis, whose canings shall he 10 the States
and not to the central authority, leave il to the
country to say.
throw out these proposals now, intending in n
short time to be more specific. | wish to ascertain
II there exists disposition to support a p,per nj,
Washington which will give cordial support 10
Gen. Harrison any other President, while he en-.
tiles himself to it by the ConstitutionaIity of hi,
course. but which will primarily be Jealous and dis
trustful OF Federal power, and certainly moro
prompt to attack its excuses than to acaucsce in
them, let who wall be at the head of the Govern.
ment.
As the time is limited request those who mr..
disposed to support me in this enterprise. In nm
nounce 1t 10y letter.
JNO. II. PLEASANTS.
Richmond, March 22d, Is4I.
10 Richmond Enquirer, Petersburg Int,pi-e,..r
Lynchbug Nirginian, Winchester Republican Danv,,.
Reporter National lnelligencer, Raleigh Register and
STAR andoh papers exchanging with the Wing ar. re-.
speeuiy requested to give this Prospectus few
tons. '
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
TO .Me''' n. Chapman, Thoma, Rpehie, CLari,,
Hinton, James Car5on, Lous e. Boul5ip an,

10 NesNs. n. Chapman, JhOmas Rrehis Cb,,I,.
Hu"ion, James Carson, Louis e. Bouidip. and
-
Genucmen-As one Of the delegates 10 the C,ov.
tons Springs Convention, take this occason and
10 this public manner 10 thank you for the socitud,
you have shown in our matters, 50 far as n c,ndi.
date Tor Congress was concerned, by addressing No
letter on the subject, ard respectfully telling ne
what "our friends" in Washington and Richmond
desire.
Since we had tho honor Of receiving vour late,
new state OF things eNists-and as this sto,c n,
things has caused 10 much pcrpexity, 1--WE respect-
iully' ask your advice as TO the course We are IN
pursue, and especially do we request that Won ill
consult on the gentlemen tOu asked to sign the let
Ter, and Who refused 10 do 90, bm p,yy Eipdiy ad
dw priUais isnsrs. Your advice !, ask,d an
TWO poinis-lst. You know Mr. Hunter receivcJ
| ~ NOOK and by crook" the nomination Of "tbe
Democratic States Rights" Convention Al CroY.
IONS Springs Since then, he has publicly re-
nounced the nomination, and is Hsio an "inde pend
ent candidate on principle" Shall we support him
gentlemen
IDLY. candidate for the county Of Esser i
Drought Forward on "principle," who agrees with
snd has acted with, the RS Speaker He neye
mas voted with Us, yet he is the Democratic State
| hghls Republican candidate on "principleD Shat
We support him tool We cannot move in matter
OF TITS KIND until We hear from you and know Won
u'shes, pray you tote us hear from youas 500,
| IN old JashiOasd Democrat 70 10 vanfs H1hl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
PoAlies in aLnll. p.dlin r,... :,

We are indebted to some unknown hand r., =,
pamphlet Of 81 pages, entitled, Dialogue on N, ,y5
j'et @a Haiionai Bank" added in mlnuseripn on,
Col. Hu1%d" IL purpous 10 he "a dialogue he.
tween Manning, morchint, and Mason, n farmer
az ,e hoo'eoi the latter in the country, on the Isl,
Of March, 1871"
Inc distinguished reputation Of the author who
Is the "Gss-haV candidate" for Congress in ,bo
Buckingham District, induced ms to look io,o -.
pages Manning, who is a Wing, and Mason a
Loco both put together, make up the writer e.oc,.
~ and IN this respect, the characters are bapnilv
eho'en-ior the COL, II report speak truly has been
wing and Loco both in his days. The two wor.
'hes being seated, " rnngIe aGer the most opp,ov.
- fashion, upon weishly matters Of sia,e-bv and
Dye Mason tthe Loeo) proves too hard in srgu.
r'en' Tor Manning Tho Wbig), who becomes q
'on'e''' and then they move on barnoniou,lv IN.
ge'ne' 70 'he end u the chapter The logic IL sub.
We ana profound, the dcclama ton mspo,seen, ~,
'aure ou'Ing' tbs sentiments noble. the s,vle -,
nate and YET ehasts, the facts new and st.,,ln -,
the whole production superior to spv hin. - IS,
kind since the 7iia, Peal ingionv p,D.,, T. ,.i
make a noise in the world, and no mistake.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

RICHMOND MARKETS, March %.
Our markets have not boon affected by the late
arrival. Business is by no means spirited, though
our merchants are preparing for the spring trade in
good earnest.
No sales Of stocks.
PRODUCE.
TOBACCO--lnspectons range from 30 90
hhd' per day--prices keep steady, and the demand
IS pretty good for all grades.
FLOUR-For Shipment sales at 81 Soc xtrn
81 62I a 81 IS and e..
WHEAT--1O5 40 cts.
CORN--42 a IS cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

The Editor Of the Globe, offer complimsn,iDo
,'he oceorum ard moderation" Of Mr. Webster, and
the gaIan'ry" Of Gen. Scott, says:
Inc Democratic party, If despairing Of success.
would lend its aid to any body to defeat hmp (Mr.
Clay)
We note this for two reasons, /. The admission
mat the Democratic party may despair and 2. The
hsndish spirit It betrays towards Mr. Clay. and the
readiness Of the Loeos To abandon all their profess
ed principles to defeat him.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
COLLECTORS.
=, VIM Coad, St Mary's, Maryland vice James
w. Roach, removed ''
Ro. w. Aston, ST. Marks FIord, ,;.. IL
F. Kacker, removed. ''''''
Arnold Naudain, Delaware, vice Henry White
SURVEYOR.
u Nm Nm fIoyd, Town Creek, Maryland, vice Jas.
X. Thompson, removed.
LAND OFFICE RECEIVER,
- DANIEL u. Garnsey, Dixon, illinois, vice John
Dement,, removed. '
foSrMAsTERS.
John G. Montgomery. at Pbilad.Ioh;, n o..
place OF James Page, removed. ~ ''''
J9mss Rees, at Geneva, New York, in the place
OF q. J. Grosvenor, removed ~ ''1N'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

We are indebted to Mr. Gil, the Agent, for the
January number OF this periodical. The Westmin-
ster IS the organ OF the English Radicals nd is the
source oil many things novel and fanciiu in ethics.
legislation and letters. The present number con.
tiins several interesting and we'll written articles.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

E-Fb RICHMOND BYCEUM.-PUBLTC
DEBIIE-ihere will be Public Debate In the
Hall Of the Richmond Lyceum, in the Museum
Building, on FRIDLT EVgNme, NJ half past seven
o'clock. The friends Of the Lyoeum, and the pub
lie generally, are invited TO attend.
Seats will be reserved for the Ladies.
NH % J. f.. FOgG prcsi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

~ Advertisers are requested to hand IT, their
advertisements az as early an hour Of the,u,y az
ton in the ensuing days paper, must he handed in
before o'clock, II. NJ. and those intended for in.
sertion IN Mondays paper must be handed in on
S"turcay otherwise they cannot appear until the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

"Fied Marshal Bhehsy and Stagp n.,,,d D.
na'an T. H., Tuesday Evening about sun down.
lhey Sou0'aek'd for the night at the Forks of IN,
road about mile the other side. Throughout tbei,
progress they were greeted by immense number,
?, people, with the inlenogaIory; "Vho Is elected
G0vaROrlD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

Opera Of ' "' '' Po''''meu inc
CINDERELLA.
hchH, tfTnee Of salsTno,D.....Mr PEARSON
bifOn fouipOtno, .............MT LAMBERT
nnliior"''' ...'.-...-......Mr GARNER
t,uiot', 1900. ..'...s.-......,Mr r. PLACIDE.
,, I,li'' .s''''''.. Mrs MARTYR.
,,,o'lhna''' Miss INVERARITY
Miss MELTON
any Sutt"'... .......Mrs LAMBERT.
In the course Of the Opera the C,l'owrg Mustr
IAiy 'horns-'Whtle sunbeams are Gltnrinan
,aNluna-" Morning Us Sweets are FIuainRn-Prinrs
r ItonCoIted fees-"Musio Floats In the Acn-PTinee
Hunters thorus--"what wild Sounds IN. Uun,.,s A,
tcndidg'-Dandin aud horus '''' ~
Iuc--'No, No, No'-Clnrindl, Thisbe and cindsrou,
Song-"Oncc KIM there Chance Ito Be''-CindereIa
ouaIteito-"Grant me Charity, pnyi-F,irv unccn
ClnUnda, Thisbc and Cindere Ia. 10y s'"'
ohaHciio and Chorus-"Dack from his Norniny Cy...u
-,lorinda ~ she, Cinderella, AldOtO and IIuntsfs
rcona-'bc Tormeu0rs''-
ReCitaiivc-"Atl Round is Silentii-pfinrc
Duet and Qnnteito-"whence thts son a, a pt...t--
flamc"-PTince, Cinderella Cnrind, Tbi,bs 49,, lug
solo and Concerted Pecc-"My Lord deign bn, 40 -.
me,-CinIeie l!a, Prince, Dandni, Ali1ro snd lla,on
Ouinicuo-"llcrc Ills vet down INV Ioy't i.,a'5l.r
Alldoro, Baron Prince and Daudint 'o''''"'
Grand Concerted Finale-"Mida Doubts Con6,si,su
'inietella, Prince, Baron, Al Ioro and ~ udint 'h
. aoinc fundamentally, softly, ip a Wbispc,p
fince' Dandnii Ihisbc and tlotinda'
l0mC Duett-Sir, Secretif- Hsfon and D,pdIpl
FAIRY Chorus-Ncasc Cinderella, tr se 10 ar owe thee .,
ia and Fairies. '''"H'
Chorus-'la Light Tripping Measure"
- hH anu thorns-"Wha. ID NOUS oppotnE MaIee"--
Prince and Chorus. - ''e
Grand Finaic-"t.ke the Lightning sy Glv ep.t,.p r.,
derclla, Clprnta, Thisbo, Aidoto, Prince H.,on ~
the Characters. V" '"u 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

VI We are requested to state that Samuel
Taylor b'qp has consented TO serve the people Of
richmond 10 the next Legislature, II elected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

CoFFEE, CANDLES, ga -. &C..
~ boxes spermaeeii Candies lOchests IN. C,noa,s
der Teas, andhns and fJr sale. 'o "'"po"
IN" DAVENPORT ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
THIS EVENING. NJ,

imti Nkhi OF the celebrated vocaists Mrs MARTIN
rom inc Theatre Royal, Coveni Garden Miss INVeR
enn M ION the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane ana Mr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
L III E A Il r E .
DufIOg lhe presenl ensasemenl, po,e. ono poll,r

Doors open and the curtain to rise At ou,rter
O'Clock. ''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
JNO. II. PLEASANTS,
Richmond, March 22d. lsII,
by LAST EVENINGS MAIL
% Il II &c IAL.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.

BI ~ a. mi RESIDENT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

RRoNzE MANTEL ORNAMENTS a new
mn 20 D. p, FOo0'r, Main o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

III" AUDUBoN's BIRDS OF AMERICA
No. 20 received
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26
THEATRE.

See the great attraction offered at the Tbest,
tonight We predict perfect squeeze.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-26

.ne iIea'efy by uofahhfuIness in office creates a
necessity for a new charge upon the Peonle'
have the honor to be, sir, your obedlent serum,
,s.-y DANIEL WEBSTER.
heads Of Departments 0''''