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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
CONoENTRATE
SYRUP OF HOARHOUND,
sOrTeign Ttnfdy fer
COUGHS, COLDS, HOAKsENEss, SORE
NEsS OLE TILE HR E.A ST. nnd nM nLh.r ia

COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsENEss, SORE
NESS OF THE BREAsT, aud an other Dis.
a, sdsss Of The Chest produced By COif.
'INflS Concentrated syrup Of Hoafhouni" possesses
qualities never yet atiained by any other remedy Of
the sint. II IS offered 10 the public with oon6dence-a
confidence founded on the tosi Of years The ingredients
used IN the composition Of THIS valuable Syrup, all Of
the most soothing ADD nuucious knd-an the syrup may
be safely gwen 10 the intact Of tender years with benefit
This celebrated preparation h. OF European nion and
las been used we'll In America n Europe, years
with the most beneficial eects-ndecd whichever known,
II stands unIivalcd %
Ministers Of the gospel, ADD gentlemen In the habit Of
public speaking, will find the Concentrated Syrup Of
Hoarhonnd" valuable adjunct II gives ono aud CON.
the Breast poths and strengthens the Iinaa and
hus enables this speaker to have at command full clear
voice.
The Of this valuable Syrup Il content 10 rect
lis merits with the publcconfdeut he 10, that one
two trials will ensure lbs general usc.
IN incpient PULMONARY DISEASE, the Syrup has
been found o great adyaniagc-an those hbofnE under
that dreadful malidy, will End relief from its use.
The subscriber, nj his Eouicctinnary and Fancy sorA
square above the BANKS Main street. Just md
will constantly keep hand supply OF TIC above valua.
bic Syrup he soliciisa call ron tho afflicted
.. DUHAlN,
hn ! Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
CRAvATs, sCARFs, STOCKS. sUsrEN-

DEtS, &c.
THE subscriber has Just ceyed. and Is now opening
Il splendid assortment Of Embroidered Figured aud
plain saiin sk and Mcino Cravats and scars Of the latest
fashions and most beautiful styles.
STOCKS.
supply Of Tenants a wnehesteI's very best Satin
Silk aud Bon pazine Stocks.
sUsPEEDERs
supply OF very superior susprnders, consisting OF SUI
prThnc cmhrodci ed silk and SILK Velvet, Gum Elastic
and the very best English Buckskn.
UMBRELLAS.
Also, a fine assortment OF Richardson's superior I'm.
brcllas.
All OF which offered customers, and the public
generally, at unusually low prices.
Le3 ELISHA STEPHENSON,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
WINES AND Liquors.


ME have IN store large assortment of Wines aud H.
w quoTs. Foreign and Domestic, which we offer by
wholesale, on the most liberal terms viz
0d MaieiIa Wine, OF the Vintage Of 1893, ohyierias
sicily ~ old and Of superior quality
Burgundy Madeira
~ LucaT sherry
Pale and Brown sherry
London Dock Port Wines
CaTet-Chaieau MargauI
DO Lafuc
Palmer MaTraux
Chtu tenfih burgundy
~ EmliOn
Champagne, ~ pints and quarts Palace brand. Crown
. Crescent, Eagle, LbeHy, Arms. &c.
Sparkling Hook. OF frst quality
sui H0cE-Nutstoiuer, Redeaheimer, Natcuheimer.
GcTseinheimeT &C.
Sweet Malaga Wine, genuine
French Brandy, warTantcd--Otard. Dupuy a 20, J. ].
Dupuy, a Seignctte, Punt, CaIiston 4 Co.
Imtatiou Brandy, in half pipes aud bbls
Northern Arplo Brandy
Jamaica Rum. warranted
n. r. Rum, Felon's
Pure Holland Gin
Imitation do, In pipes
, Rockspung Gin
Old Whskey-Powerr, Rogers, Marin's Gibson's,
Halls, Ieglor's, &c
Common Whiskey la hb.is. hall hhis and bbls
London Brown Stout in pints aud quars-Abhou's &
Barclays
Abbou's Pale Ale, In quats
nplU WILLIAMS & UAXAII.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

HAVE in store and Receiving large Stock Of China
GLASS anh Earthenwarr, Looking Glasses. Asial Lamps,
tastors Tea Boards Knives and Forks, Fancy Goods.
&C. which offered The Country and civ trade At
small advance. My stock consists part Of White Granite
GOLD BAND Raised Figured Painted aud Hnanolled,
large and small China Tea Gold Bind Tea con.
waei Pehers"Ewefs ssd Toy Ten
sets, Sc.Canon White Preneh, and Liverpool Plates,
Rich French China Cologne Bottles add hantel Orna
PINE CUT AND PLAIN GLASS wARE.-Deeanters
10 sets and pairs Chlmpagns, Iumberg; Wines, Cor.
sanIs Centre Bowie alvefs Salts in sets and pairs A..
iTa Lamp Shades, Water Pitchers, Curtin Pins, Glass
GLASS JARS OF every description
IMITATION Silver, aud Plated Casors Placed and Brass
died Dining and Dessert Knives AMI FORKS M sets Of 81
pieces. Walters, Bread Trays, britannia Tea aud Coffee
GERMAN SILVER Plated. and Britannia Tea and Tab 10
spoons, britannia sohp LADIES' &C.
ASTRAL LAMPs-iarre and small sizes-Bihsnna and
PAssAGG LAMPS. Rich Cut andPIain.
NANTEL ORNAMENTS, beautiful China Card 'skets,
Motto Mugs Elegant Cut Glass and China Cologne Bottles
BRusIiEs- Cloth B,ir Table and Tooth Brushes, Ia
bic Mas Pcnknivcs. husbands Silver Pencil Cases.
LoOKING GLASSES. Nsntei Pier, and Toilet Look
"f asas i,s% P 2as 70 sDs srs"'
MANILA and other Mats
Bd!cd Plates, Common Grips sud saueers, Bowls Fitch
ere, Mugs. and Common T1mbiers &C.. packed In the
best manner, and On The most liberal terms. sp3
GAY a. BENTLEY have The pleasure Of inform
" ing thcr customers, that the schr Tusoafora havf
arrived they are now prepared 10 show those who
sv91r ihem with ea III. andsopest selection Staple
aud Fancy GOODS ever offered In this market They
would particularly call the attention of their friends and
purchasers, generally 10 teir of Euks Bazo
rines, French Musns Cambrcs and Lawns or sntlrsly
and beauful styles; also, lot Of splendid shayyis
Mantos and scarfs together with variety Of Other he
and ashionsble Eoods-which they determined
o cell on the most accommodating terms. api
GENUINE AND sUPERIOH VINES
SUPgRIoR 90 East India Mssei's' IN botllss
| - DO DO DO on drsught
| DO 40 Iondop DOCK Port Wine IN bo,,iss
DO pure Juice Do On drought
DO Do pale sherry, IN cases, dor each
| DO do do do draugm
| Htidsak Champagne, very fine
| Original Anchor DO In quarts
| DO do d., In pinta
! Claret IN eases, dozen- u a et2 per dor
| sicily Madeira Wine, IN drauEht. For sale ~
spH , u ABBOTT.
sMITHFIFLD ArD WESTERN BACON
| HAMS, eHOULDEHs AND SIDES.
ok nn(l IBS. OF Smlthfcld Bacon, hog round
Z0,UUO aSco % u Western sides
II 5000 DO Of ExIa Hams
500 DO OF Large Jowla
Purchasers wii md n 10 feir Interest can befpr
They boy. epB 4 wINsToN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

THE subscriber Is daily receiving his Spring supply Of
Goods lie will, In few days. have complete assert.
mcnt Of Groceries and invites tho custom Of HE former
both IN town and country Good bargains will he
offered for cash. 10 those who w bo puncsn paving
their accounts when due
mh 30 JAMES W RATCIiFFE.
CCoTTs PATENT IRON SAVES, Lined with
- Asheaos, manufacturedin Phadelphis by o. w Cross
varying IN price from go 10 to60-For sale by
DE ~ Opposite the Banks.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
NEW PATENT Gun.

NEW PATENT GUN.
THE attention of the Members Of our legislature and
Il The public generally who dceirous % examining
something and splendid n the Gun line 10 respect
fully requcred at my old established GUN ANr
EPORIlNG STORE, 10 examine fTYLH Double
GUN, HAEUFACTUHED SHOP, on an entirely different
principle 10 any thing else Both locks being
made 10 work with only ono trigger dischsrainK either
barrel AZ The viii and pleasure n fpOustncn without
the least troub In removing the finger or altering the
trigger THOMAS TYRER,
Manufacturer NJ Guns, Hifcu Sc,
fc 10 Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
49, 49, $50 sss 81 49,

10 u 4 Al KOAD.
Line TO Charlottesville, Siaunfon, Lynehburg, and
the Virginia Springs.
GREATLY INCREASED EXPEDITION.
Lines OF leave staunion every morning, daily for
the Springs; aud on every Tuesdays Thursdays and Saur
days By hsay Of the Natural bridge (whcnce there Is
line OF the White sulphur Sprinss) Chris
tiansbuTg, salem, and the South West.
PASSENGERS Tor Lynchburg, leaving in the sun
days Tuesdays and Fridays, dine at Charlottesville
reach EdmneTs early IN the evening Of the day
lodge aud arrive Lynchburr the day dinner;
thus making this the easiest most pleasant and most
dious route to Lyhchbmg we'll as TO stanton and the
Springs The PROJECTORS this line have pledged
themselves TO the Rail Road Companies to have coaches
provided equal the number OF which
offer and that travellers wishing 90 TO tho White
sulphur Sprngs by way Of the Natural Bridge, shall be
on without sniion. eng have
coaches travel at pleasure, II they should prefer it,
Fare TO Charlotte svls, SO %
DO 10 LynchbuTg, 900
Once Richmond. FredeTicksburg& Potomac r. R.C.
TIIOS. SHARP
nc II Superf of TransDn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
eALE Z CHRIsToPnENs PlANOs.

TUE subscriber ohrs for sale At his Piano Wareroom
assortment % Piano Fores from the Mandatory
81 Gale A Christopher late Piano FORTE Manufacturing
Company New YORK. These makers have. within the last
three years risen 10 high snd Justly deserved repuiaon-
their Fanos being preferred BY many those o soy Other
maker. MrC H"rn, fotmerV Teacher Of Music in this
city, ~ Of thOgs entertaining this opnlontn r. ooi oi
which, he keeps for sale, n his In New YORK ne
Piano Fores Of these Makers exclusive o. al others ia
wing been for the lrgesi portion Of my life cnfAEed IN h
study and observation % The Piano. and for the last seven
years eachcr of thu INSTRUMENT IN this city, " WI
not perhaps be assuming too much % assure puIchseoa
that u impossible they receive from the supecfio'
bad % Indifferent Piano, the loss IN such case btn1
entirely his, gvinf, he docs written guarantee 20 the
OBJECT, thar even afer Twelve months trial may DC re
turnedn found detective. w DANlKI-
ap 2D-tf Teacherof Music.
BACON LAID stnN6LE5, ViNB0AR AND KAUs
4OS s ssp SeI. mmom.
seO shouldeYs)
Hkegs lard
1000 22lnob, large Cypress Shingles
bb's Cider Vinegar -
300 lbs ~ Rsas, cargo Of schr Edwia and WI
" sp % Jse WINSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30
PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPANY

PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
FINHIS Company offers to insure Houses, Stores, Mills
Factories, Harms, and the contents If each, together
with every other similar species Of property
FINS.
The rates ofprcmum offered are low those ofany ST.
maT institution, and every one has opportunity,
small 10 bc protected against ;he avages OF this de
sruetye element which often, in single hour, sweeps
away the earnings Of many years.
The the Once fuTEuesu transactng It's business
and la the adjusting and payment Of losses prompt aud
LIBERAL For terms Of insurance, aud renewal of policies
apply to HENRY CLARKE,
Who has been appointed Agent for the
a2-tf City of Richmond. Sc
ETNA FIRE INSURANCE COMgANS
OF HARTFORD CONN.
ACBECY RICHaoSD, Va.
rTlS Company incorporated IN the ISIS, with
perpetual charter and capital Of Sbb,OB, and in
against loss damage by fire dwelling houses
stores, manufacturing establishments, household furr
ture and merchandise general the most favorable
terms.
Any losses which the Company may sustain hsques
taken at this agency, will he adjusted with pronpuiude and
liberaliiy.
Applications for insurance the renewal of policies
may be made the subscriber who has been July ap.
pointed Agent for the City Of Richmond and vicinity.
n. BALDWIN, Agent
flfice opDosife the Hanks. rnsl6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

GREAT BARGAINS,
JEtuvte the attention Of House Keepers and ot1erF,
w 10 the following articles
l0f and i2t Linen Sheeti,E
81 asd ofTabIo Diaper, superior large size Damsss
Table Cloths
birds Eye Diaper and Hue kabaek
IRISH linens and Damask Napkins
l2f Danask Cfumb Cloths
Also, good nj Of entetnenfs summsr war.
CassineTes Ncetngs, DriinRs stocks shire Collars
Boeoms, Cloves and Hosiery al witch will be sod 81
price ost sP REID ROBERTS co.
NOTICE "A young Man qualified to tsseh the LATIN,
Greer and French Languages, together with the ele
eafary branches 81 Mathematics desiroua of obtain
ply 81 the Once. 10 I'LL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-30

DR. y. II. ROwLAND's MEDICINES.
JUST received, assortment Of these popular Prepa.
~ raiiona follows.
ToH'e MTfweA speedy and certain cure for the Fever
aud Aguc
Tonic Mrigrs PiUs-A remedy fort Feverand AEue,
possessing the properties the Tonic Mixture, and
equally cfeaeious renewing this troublesome com.
plant
Extract S1rsapariHa-An improved preparation ofris
article, ond highly recommended.
YeTni(ugs HORN DssfrOysr-A safe and certain re-.
mcdy FOR eEpeling Worms from the human system and
particularly adapted ~ the uses of children.
Arm0ufnfsd ErtbrOcdhOn-A fine stimulating appiiea.
ton Tor the cure Of rheumatism sprains, Bruises Sore
Throat, SC.
Colyrinm-An invaluable and pleasant remedy ior Sore
Eyes.
Plpona4in-This remedy highly valuable Tor ne eff
oscy removing obstinate Coughs u long standing pro
duccd by colds Otherwise. u Is recommended a. hav'
ing many rans upon the confidence add paonago o. IN,
vshda being possessed ~ fine Iegcnerana powers and
capable 81 overcoming the unhealthy elect likely 70 be
produced the lungs by Obstinate or neglected coughs,
Hc.
CarbOrfc DerTffcs-A remedy for whitening and pre-.
serving The teeth free NJ all Injurious properties
Oriental Aiabassr-For the toilcuc,a preparation
for eohenng, whitening and preserving tho skin.
We have been appointed Agents for the sale of The above
Medicines
| GAYNOR a ROYsTER,
SEQ door above Bell Tavern.
Boon's Lick times., 1841-03-27

- ASlIi"GEGF, -"ufGl ., lIsL.
DEAR s:E: Eeel1r1ay and to-day has
deprived US Of !ar&a number c: tAos-
brought here 70 witness the Inauguration,
and tom 2r.ow and n2Atdaywiii take away
large m1jority Of those who remain.
think that more has been said On tho
question Of rush .ror Office, than ii.c facts
will Justify; but 70 sustain this assertion !
have no guide but our own State. Out Of
a population Of more tlan 339.G03, less
than twenty witnessed the Inaugnfa;ioa;
and although the Federal patronage extends
to the appointment Of nearly thirty officers,
success in which should be deemed DESIRE
bic, not more than six Of those present avo
or will be applicants and learn that ap-
plications have only been made for two or
three. If other States, therefore, have
been as moderate as Missouri. ain OF opin-
ion that 40 good cause OF complaint can
exist.
have learned in manner which deem
authentic, that w WADpY 'iuoMrsoN. Of South
Carolina, will be rendered the mission to
Austria, and Mr.. J2N.FER, Of Maryland,
will 60 to Mexico. Eor the station O.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office,
there is & spirited contest on foot between
the friends Of Gov. W.LnAca, Of Indiana,
and Col. JAMES H. BGRcu, of our State, all
other applicants having been disbandcd.
Both parties seem to be confident Of We
tory-both gentlemen arc highly spoken of
and very strongly backed-and presume
the public interest will be WI! sustained by
the success of either.
think you may set it down as certain
that Doct. RELrG will be removed, and
that Col. w. II. Ru,sELL will be rendered
,hc office Of Marshal Of the State. In rc.
lation to other appointments, | learn a rulc
has been, or viii be adopted, fixing the cx.
tent to which removals will be made, anl
that all vii! go overheard who come within
its compass, Those who have 50 conduct
cd themselves as not to be obuo,,ous to il,
provisions, will be perfectly saGG and nt
effort, however powerful, could effect thoiI
removal, the old hero being as firm as
rock in all his purposes
Boon's Lick times., 1841-03-27
TO OUR sUBGCRLBERS.

we dislike to dun, bat 50 long as VIC
ourselves arc dunrcd We must dun our sub
scriber5. Tho fact is, gentlemen, we must
have our subscription nonoy-or, shut up
shop. There is no use in toiling, night and
day, to furnish our friends with tic news.
without remuneration, especially as our pa
per, ink, board bills and Journcymcn's wa
gcs, &c, &c, MCsT BIZ PAID, whether we
receive any tang from you OF not, We
arc crcumstanccd differently from almost
any other class of mcchanics--our bills arc
all small oncs-sca:tcrcd about in all dircc-
tons and the pcr cent. in collection is
double that Of any other, and If, when we
take the trouble to send you our bills you
cannot pay the small pittanco Of ,jGUr DOL
lars, why, then, us before mentioned, we
may as well close doors. We supposed
after the triumphant e!ection Of Gen. Iar-
rison-and after the labor and money we
expended gratis in frthcrancc Of the
cause, that our subscriptions would be
promptly met, but we arc truly deceived.
We are convinced, however, if our sub
scribers would but reflect one moment
they would sec the absolute necessity Of
liquidating our claims forthwith, but they,
no doubt, think, we arc not in great need
of the money and that, it will do just as
well in a few weeks as now, &c, sc. Io,,
ARE MISTAKEN, WE WANT THE NO
NEY NOW AND MUST HAVE IT
VIII you como forward ana settle your
accounts, or shall VIC discontinue the pub,
lication Of the Tu:Eg We leave YOU ta
answer.
Boon's Lick times., 1841-03-27

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT, 6y
and ,oih the adricc aa3 consent Of the Sen
dte.-Danicl Webster, of Massachusetts,
to be Secretary of State.
Thomas Ewing, Of Ohio, to be Secretary
of War.
George L. Badger, Of North Carolina,
to be Secretary Of the Navy.
John J. Crittcnden, Of Kentucky, to be
Attorney General
Francis Granger, Of New York, to be
Postmaster General.
The several members of the Cabinet
yesterday took their seats in their rcspcc-
tive Departments, whcro many of their
friends called to pay them their respects
and numbers of others visited them on
business connected with the public admin
istration.-NadiSouiGa
Boon's Lick times., 1841-03-27

since Mr.. Forsyth called it "dirty sheet !! Yet
because Mr.. Clay thonrht fit, in his place, to speuk
Of the iniday Of the journal, dead set has been
made upon him by three Or four Senators. IN this
species Of assault. an oh.curc m"aihnr from Con-
! nec,cut. Mr.. Smith led OF to-day and Mr.. Eiur.
Of AltbaHa, followed, o0d mada "a studied o'cm. 2
20 be as offensive as prssih.r. ifa ~a>, however,
/ though exceedingly @yu"iumythuD not very So
rcrc--for the whole pi,h Of III, cut consisted in
the attenp' TO bring down Itnrj Gle. 10 u Level
with Frauc, p Blair.
When Hr. King finished liz harranrua. H.
Clay roso. aud said lie -aw he va, Sic object Of
a"uCk--cOnCgrCj t.'ack: HHd. Oh tJrIurr Ucc8-
sjone ofa simjlgr kind. h' stood dnn aul cl,c.oi
ready to rnpol asaaa't from whatever Gnon.f II
might come H. hti anpkaH vf tie GlpA, aHl it-
principle editor Gs infamous. Certain gentlemen
st ,ayi tp tiirl, IS on irregular Inference. that
they mu"t be regarded as participating, in The: in
fanny. If any Senator lad thought proper lo aeE
whether he meant any such thing. be- would have
promptly disciaimcd it. No one lad done so--bu
he a3aa is IA" r,rUrr, Continued .|ir Clay noint-
ing 20 l'r. $alitu, %! CUuncc'icut.) wanm 30 ryt
IuE worthy ot NY notice, hus chosen ~ raa .c 'i.
inference ! maize up answer 10 him. = geu''e-
man, howrver, who considered hHsc.i r.HgppSl3r
;ir. King bow"dJ Ia" gonc one step farther. aua
undcrtoFcr to r9ssuy tue with this lcri"su Ldi.-r
Of the Gl"hn
Tlds taland Mr. C,,v.1 was an unrar.;ajreu,nry
lr cccd,ng, lie had4 ra' to cODm.u nj on tine lugr-
nal aud tie cIarn'cr cf tie man whau ua5rr con.
,iderr'lo3. Ic Lad st'aaH 81. tie aa,umuirs daily
published in 'int rHo"r lie aa.er ,,v #uy tt,.clo
relating 70 lin lac va not iull e untruh, and
msrcpre, er'a'tuut. 5ig !Hd s'qir.. .tn Senator
from South Carolina Of It's ar, ,.tsoa him o. ionu
Cnta me Calhoun " as SEA man who never vg,k. the
truth when an ug'ru'A would ~,rys Li~ 'pri" lie
lad said. be- considered the Gto.e a libel, end H.
editor I i.gtsr. "Agd no,., under tua>e c!-cum-
stances, ''"lt .tr Ilgy with pc u'l'- G.>Iu. tHc =
Boon's Lick times., 1841-03-27

We find the following letter in the New
Era, written by resident of this State
who was in Washington 4; the jaaucure-
ton:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-28

HORRID MURDER.

We are indebted TO the Morning Post for slip
containing an account of the murder of young wo
man named Stevenson, committed yesterday in
Cambridge AlmsHouse (CambridgeporD by
named William III. Brtton. From this slip we
copy the following particulars.
Britton as pauper. became an inmate Of the
Aims House in September 1910, being aged and
somewhat in6rm. He possessed some literary ac-
qurements--was employed as a teacher in the es-
adjustment. In June last, M ISIS Stevenson, being
in i'll health, became an inmate of tina House. AT
ter she had somewhat recovered, she undertook 10
learn to write under the instruction of Britton.
During the course of instruction, he conceived vi
client attachment for her aud proposed to marry
her. But she declined his offer. He however
essed his suit and she by the advice of Mr. Vaien
tine, the Superintendent, avoided him much as
possible. Yesterday morning she was reading
the Testament 10 her companions, Britton entered
the room, seized her, and drawing a large carving
knife from his bosom plunged it between her right
shoulder and breast quite through her heart and
lungs and out under her left shoulder blade. She
advanced to the door and fell dead on the thresh-
hold. lle .a'@ ~ f" ht@
Britton was Immediately arrested. A coroner
inquest was held and verdict of wiful murder
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-28
THE NEW CABINET.

Mr. Forward has entered upon the discharge of
the duties of his Office in the new Cabinet SO also
has Mr. Legare. Mr. Upshur has signiied his nc,
ceptance the office rendered to him. Mclean
and Wickliffe have not been heard from. There
Is general disposition on the part of the Wings
to accord to the Cabinet full confidence and sup
port. All of the members of the Cabinet
were supporters of Gen. Jackson, and also of Gen,
Harrison, and are now good Wings.
President Tyler, since the adjournment of Con-
gress has made several removals. and it is said tina
he is determined to purify the public Offices in ac
cordance with Gen. Harrison's Circular. t.,.t,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-28
MAINE ELECTION.

We have seen returns from between two and
three hundred towns, which indicate the election
of Fairfield by 10 or IL thousand majority, and of
a majority in each branch Of The Legislature OF the
same politics. In many towns not more than half
OF the Wings voted, while their opponents were
out to man, and their vote shows no increase be-
yond the natural increase of the population. The
e-action' IN Maine consists in the Wings not 60
ing to the polls, principally from the cooling effects
Of the Veto Messages. s.vt,pI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-28
THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

Will be one of more than usual importance in
respect: that is, as TO the appointments State
Senators, which must be made, according to the
Constitution, at the next session. The population
of Vermont. according to the new census. is 29i,.
945 Essex and Grand Isle are entitled to one
Senator each without reference their population
we therefore deduct the aggregate population of
those two counties (8l09) which leaves 293 $3.50 as
the population, among which are 10 be divided %
Senator'S. This gives Senator to every 10.137
of population. On this basis tho following result