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DEATH OF DIR. MARSH.

On its being announced that DR.. MARSH
was dead, tho citizens of Burlington came
togetber and tho following is the account Of
their doings.
AT a meeting of respectable number Of
the citizens of Burlington, convened at How
ards Hotel on the evening of the 4th July,
for the purpose of testifying their respect for
the memory of their friend and fellow citizen,
the late PROFESSOR MARSH, and to
take such measures as may be proper ID the
funeral of the deceased, TIMOTHY FoLLETT
was appointed Chairman, and ]. N. PoME-
ROY Secretary.
N. B. Haswell presented the following
preamble and resolutions which were adopt
ed:-
The death Of PROFESSOR JAMES MARSH, of the Uni
versity Of Vermont, has cast gloom over our
town, and the departure TO the world of spirits of
distinguished scholar, phlanthropist and chris
tian, may justly be deemed loss to the world
As citizens we would express regret, and sym
pathize with ihose'who are Immediately called
TO mourn on this occasions:
Resoircd, That citizens of Burlington will
attend the funeral and cooperate with the President
and officers of the College, in pa, ing all suitable
as
Marsh ~ - - - '''''' 'O'''D'
Resolred, That the bells of the different churches
in town be toled and such further arrangements
made as may be designated by committee TO be APP
pointed for that purpose whereupon the following
gentlemen were appointed:
N B. Haswel Horace Loomis Samuel Hickok,
r. T. Englesby, Luther LOOMS, John Peck, James
pesn John Howard, VIM. p. briggs, Moses Catlin,
Geo. d. Shaw. II. Leavenworth, }. n. Pomeroy, NJ
L. Bennett j. l. Cutler Carlos Baxter, Geo. 4. Aleu-
w. Lyman H. Lowry, II. Mayo, p. Doolittle, $. E.
Howard and II. Thomas.
Pursuant to the arrangements adopted by
the committee, the procession moved from
the house of d. Read, Esq. and on reaching
the College common was joined by the stu
dents and citizens on foot and proceeded to
the new brick church, where a funeral adj
dress was pronounced BY the President of
the University,
From the church the procession moved in
tho following order to the grave:
Citizens on foot.
Students of College.
Pal bearers. = PaN bearers.
G. RUSSELL , w. |. Seymour,
n. Lovely. = S. Barlow.
Relatives and Friends.
Faculty Of College.
Corporation.
Clergymen.
Committee Of Citizens.
Citizens in carriages.
The bells of the several churches in tie |
village were tolied during the exercises.
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Observation-Disclosures than ever.

RLuE Biz. Bombazines, Grapes, Oiled Silks, heavy
- Satin Ve>n2s, Linen and Kid Glove, Sniss.
nsertings, Bonnet Ribbons, Arthclas, blk. Italian
Cravais, Table and Russia Diapers, Cotton Fringe,
Cotton Hose, dc. &c. just received ly
June 80 1912. H. w. CATLlN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
FARM FOR SALE.

kENA FOR SALE, that well known Farm sit
H uatcd in Milton, about one mile from the
HH upper Falls formerly owned and occupied
by the Rev. $. II. Crane, containing be-
tween 275 and 300 of land comprised in part of
moving tllage and pasruring, and good wood lots
and sugar orchard. Said farm is well watered, has
two good dwelling houses, one of which is of brick,
the other of wood, both in good repair three good
good barns, one of which is go by "A feet the others
30 by 10 feet horse barn and other out buildings
with good yards and water brought into them and to
lhe house III 'pg; anu h,so lllee Hooa weis Oh water
who wants to raise neat stock or sheep both, or
is an excellent farm for the dairy business. Those
wishing 70 purchase such farm would do well by
applying soon to John and James Morton on the
premises or to Gen. VIM. Nash of New Haven.
Milton, March "A, 1912. Aft
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

II sI OF LEITI
IL Office at Burlingto
Adams John 2
Atwater Ambrose 3
Atwater p.
Ancie Francis
Alvey Charles
Abel Caroline A.
Bates John
Bacon +. S.
Barstow Ira o. 2
Barber A. ID.
Bean Harry
Brown Levi
Bradley Amandus
Buell. John NJ.
Brown Rev. VIM.
Brown Jacob II.
Blanchard Joseph
Barrows b. l..
Brown Oscar
Brown G.. p.
Bishop Seth
Burlington Post Office
Benjamin Abram
Barnes Eliza
Byrne, David
Brownell Russell
Broyer Briere
Bracket Charles
Broe Mary
Butler Mary
Baron Amable
Cutler J. |.
Chayote Peter
Champagne Francis
Corn wall John M.
Chamberlin Sarah
Chamberlin Carlisle 2
Calver Timothy
Corners John
Colberth X.
Collins Clemendina
Conner Michael
Clapp II. S.
Doxey j. &.
Dulitlle John
Dolan Ann
Doxey J. &. Jr.
Dayton Ebenezer
Durkee Joseph
Denie Remenetto
Drew Harriet
Emery James
Evans Edwd +.
Evarts Miles A.
Fahey Widow Mary
Farrand Benz.
Foot Lamlra
Fyler o. X.
Fairne Moriell
Gosselln Octave
Grange Thomas
Gregory Theodorus
Green Henry w.
Grotto Joseph
Gilbert Elizabeth
Gillett Moses
Goodrich c. 6
Hawley A ii
Hitchcock Il p
Harris John
Herrick w r
Hanks Ruel
Hathaway Arthur I.
Hanavan Mary Ann
Hutchinson ID +
Helgate Alvira
Hull Samuel
HOLSTER Lemuel F., S
George.
Hyde Julia
Howard Halland
Hays James
Rowland Mr.
Hutchinson VIM
Hatch Harry 2
Jenner James 2
Jones Mrs Mary
Johnson Alva
Jones Russell .
Johnson w b
lack son Julia
Jones Enoch
Ioslln William
Johnson James
Kenny Violetta 2
Lane Joshua
HE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

ERS remaining in the Pos
m, VT, July |, 1912.
Lathrop Gideon
Lafontaine Chas
LOOMS Judson
McEvey Mary 2
Mills Elizabeth B. z
Mills f. d. II.
Martin Royal
Moresiite Joseph
Mcneil David
Murphy Ann
Mitchell james
Mason 81.
McCrillis Lucy
Morse Edward
MAYHEM VIM.
McWilliams John
Nay Cyrus NJ.
Muse Charles
Nichols Samuel
Okeefle William 2
Parsons S. M.
Perkins John b.
Preacher in charge of
New Lebanon Circuit
Porter Il. n.
Palmer Harlow M.
Prior Caroline
Potter Mr..
Pearson Ed, N.
Patra Joseph 2
Payne George
Parker Ophalia +.
Prime Lampson
Potter Hartford
Palmer Joshua
Price Melissa /.
Peck Marvin
Partridge John w.
Quinn James
Riley Patrick 2
Rogers Marin
Russell Charles
Riley Elizabeth ..
Russell b. s.
Richards A. N.
Roberts Letltia St. George
Beach Edward
Robson Fred. X. X.
Rice Stephen
Russell Moore
Rose Francis
Raymond Thos. J.
Say Mrs. care Of
S, II. Peaslee
Spear Amanda
Smith Colonel st. George
Scott Ira s.
Stacy Gideon
Scott Sally
Sheldon Sarah NJ.
Sprague S. S.
Stetson John
Spear G.. N.
Smith Abigail
Smith LYMAN T.,
Stacy ]. Geo.
Stacy Geo
Sagcr Alonzo
Smith f.. A
Stearns Daniel
Slmons Josephine
Stacy Maria d.
Thayer Mary
Thompson ]. II.
Thompson Rev. John
TaGgard J. G.
Tower Samuel s.
't.TayIor s. M.2
Tagert Samuel
Van Alstin 2
Niger Sophia
Upham J. G..
Wright WIN. NJ.
Wright Geo. F.
Wheeler Francis B.
Webster Robert
Wright George
Wright DR.. J.
WOODWARD Ebenezer
Wakefield I. J.
Webster Hiram
Warner Thomas
Warner Capt. 2
Wright James
Winslow Dana
Waterbury Mrs. Laurence
.NRY B. STACY p. NJ.
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For SAFE.

Farewell's Shoes.
DIACK and colored half CATERS,
ID Misses do do. Kid Sins,
French Buskin Shoes, Morocco do
Childrens do. Mems Pumps, dc.
just received and for sale cheap lv
May 26, 1912. S. NJ. POPE.
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NOTICE.

'I'HE Subscribers will pay cash for few thousaa 10
O., - pounds OF good Fleece Wool, delivered at helr
Store, head Of Pear-strcet
:, BRADLEY d HYDE.
Bur n2ton, June %, 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
TasSels and Cord.

GREEN, Blue and Red Tas>e> and Cord for Win.
- dow Shades and Blinds Also Roller Ends and
Rack Pullie>, just received and tor salehv
July D. WIN. j. HUNT,
Sirongs Building, College ST
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TO RENT.

Rss-A Good, convenient Brick dwelling house
fsss.SsEM Possession given Immediately.
slisEJa Enquire Of
SrssssEss8 Villas, LOOMS 6. Co.
@-@~ JulyS 1912
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LYMAN & COLE

WILL pay cash for a few Thousand Pounds good
w clean feece Wool, If delivered at al their store
soon. Burlington, July, 1912
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08
NO MINTAKE

LNLOUE -FLOUR-Just received and for sale by
l. the subscriber few barrels Of super super extra
fancy Western Flour Eagle brand, none better il
any as good Recollect Eagle brand warranted per
feet. June IL. y. DAVIS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-07-08

EARtWElIS Shoes, Half Gaiier., Kid Slips
l. Chiidren'> Shoes, &c Just received by
June l6 WIN. HuRLBUT.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Shoes.
TUST reed new lot Farwells Shoes l.2 CATERS &,
y slips, June ~ H. W. CATLIN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

t-P How can the Loeo1. who voted for the re.
peal OF The two dollar law, aeo their Cons,ituent,7
Have they no, been telling tho people for years
TINT tho Wings were tho advocates Of ex,ravaeance.
and they aono wero the economiss7 Tho wbior
might have voted for an increase Of pay, and thew
would only have acted up 10 what the Loeos saw.
IS their vocsuooi-Bu, for tho saving Democrats to
have spent four dollars fthe dear Peoples money,
when two would sufice-its too Jsdl That they
spend 1t on themselves, TOO, will not greatly mend
the m7uerl They must make up their minds 10
answer heavy account when they 20 home. II
ucy had not consumed two or threo weeks Of the
session upon Federal po0iiies-they might now lie
ready 10 adjourn, without making another forsy
upon an empty Treasury.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

Inc Globe contains a very severe paragraph
upon inc Exchequer proiects-evidenty from tho
pen oil ME- Benton. All three are vehemently de-
nounced' a"d the article closes in ihe following sig
nihcant terms:
Anu 'hS Is whatth two reiOss bring us three pro-
)eets every ono moro nAsrantly
hagranty nasitous-moro pslplbly dangerous than oh
Of the vetoed bills Wehave heard many Democrats saw
that they deem an open, disguised Hamtonau N,rlo
nj BANK Tar preferable TO either Of these three psns AMI
We hatw VIII be the general opinion before the
subject is done with. As for ell the sbilly shsv t
dollar for dolar-no lolns-no dlscount-no more TIM,
h'een millions to he issued, sc. &C. II all sheer
~ 10 each simpletons-mk for babes but not inca, for
men," ~ "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
NORFOLK SENATORIAL pIsrRIcr.

NONf OLh SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Locos have made demonstration in tbi,
quarter 10y nominating DR. Arthur Smith-a gentle.
man oil character and popularity, to succeed Gen.
"oodhouse, and Messrs Sylvester and Cooke TO
represent Norfolk County. We are not advised. to
wh'eh branch Of the Locofoco party-whe,her 10 the
m,'enie or FISK iaeuon-thsse gentlemen pertain,
we suppose TO the latt.r--as MIR Fisk commend,
one or two OF them very highly-and h. n,,;,.. -
man. who does not 20 the full Loeofoeo figure.
The gallant Wings OF No. I. should h, rnon H..
alert They have fought too many hard fights, and
won TO many honours to surrender all nov L.
cause Capt. Tyler has turned traitor. letthem ,;rd
on their armour, Danish ali discord from snons
themse've'-nnd fight out the good fight. Ii Gen
Crump IS their candidate, he will prove himself
worthy to represent that District, which more than
any other IN the State, has proved its patriotism
'o' none has been so much beset by temptation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

We notice in tho Tyler papers advertisements
Of largo Sales Of Pablo Iaods TO take place dur
Jog tho Spring md Summer. Last year there were
no lands advertised, snt the proceeds from that
source wsro consequently less than thoy have been
for many year The probability is that Virgius's
quota under tho Distribution Act, Tor the surrsn,
twelve months, will reach 4 or 100000.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
THE HOUSE-Yr,Tr,n.

Two Generals were elected, and numerous blls
were read 10 succeed General Sloan, Col. Bosgs
W e"u,e'on was elected, and to succeed General
Day'y' Col Nottingham of Northampton.
motion was made to take up and consider re.
so'ut'0n' designating day for the election of
Govarnor-whch failed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

~ 1870 hnae " Ane t4uc0l elect m
I0"y OF the next Lessllture they will rei.e, ,hi.
Fund This is one ofthe Enquirsr's IssUEsi
HJ"one Of the objections, which the I.oeo,
make to the Distribution bill is, tina, the Federal
treasury needs the Land money, and il 4, /, with.
u,a"h recourse mus, he had to increased taxation.
,"ese gentlemen furnish a conclusive snsver 10
themselves. by the disposition Of the Land Fund
winch they propose, she same necessity will arise.
ihey propose to divert ii from the Treasury and
instead OF giving it to the States to whom !, bo.
'0ns'' they would have the Federal Gov,rnm.n,
W. " upon Notifications, break waters. &c.
Mr. Linn a, the last session. submitted n prono,;.
uon 10 this effect, which received the suppo,, Of III
whole Loeotoeo party. Mr. Calhoun in hi, ,r.,.L
q" Tue subject, thus endorsed the proposition.
i take the opportunity, before I sit down ~
.ender my thanks TO the honorab bio and bigb mind
20 suggestion OF the Senator from Missouri. MI
5nn'I considering the interior quarter Of the Union
n which no comes, 10 set apart the proceed, Of ne
,"N as permanent fund for The nory.
H., t.s 1 Linn IN an audible voice. The navy and
'ne 1eiences OF the couniry.l
rou'u rejoice TO see such a disposition of /,
that effect" -" ''iiehu'ne" 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
The Land fund


me resolution 10 appoint an agent to receive tho
states quota under the Distribution Act. with Tho
amendment of MIR Holiday, comes up TO-DAY for
consideration As the two dollar law is in a fair
discussion. ''
That proposition of this kind should be debated
Is =, not the least marvel Ofthis marvellous age. The
treasury Is empty, the people arc embarrassed. we
want money for internal Improvement. for eduea.
aon' Tor tho diminuiiOn of tuxcs--and yet we do.
ioefa'c whether We will permit tho receip, ofs
hundred thousand dollars. which belongs to u,,-
Knowing, If we do not receive it, it will be wasted
oy the Federal Government, upon Forti6ca,ions,
nsnt hou'e' in the sky" sc. Sc. This is pitch
Vi 'o'iy' which we had not expected to live TO se,
Inc Loco Convention to nominate a candidate
rom 'ne Hanover Senatorial District meets to dav,
!" Louisa. None of the big fish, i, is said. win
accept the nomination. 1t is thought, that Mr.
J. Dudley q. ii. sc. Brown might be induced 10
accept
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

IL TIC Enquirer denies, wi indignation tia, II il
organ Of President Tyler but pockets the money
In s denial tuiiers f'schood respecting u.s. in rayne
We were disappointed Ia not receiving the fv.,n,.,
patronage" wohad it, and threw itup.
Wo cannot be very coycous Of the good opinion Of an
Editor Of whom his political associate speaks AZ The
'hireling Of the Banks"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
EXECUTOp,s 80,

nN1hursday, the 2l,h of fiis month -,r,.., ,,.,
- co.. VIII DO sod, NJ Tho lts rosiienee of nr p III
hea, "e neartho Nov store, IN tho comfy OF n ek
,.. ,,,, wv l.uANtlo property, Including sfo-E 90
ola' ele enerp sud hogs, household AMI richsn fn,-
i lltuHnon io. corn bacon aud medicine srdsl
e.a pichcnf' &C also, l5or 10 alsVee-a ereit ~
~ ani over sums under SiO, cash W 'N
The above sa'e is Tor the purnoee of n,yio. ILL. M
f9n nc estate and porsons having claims are foues
~ mNFo written memorandum 10 the Eseeuor before
nc dy OF le sothat he my be certain Of mstins am
rnt provision for their payment Creditors are nod6eor
20 attend the sale. A BALDWIN, rssI,,,ss'
NH c2W3w NV NN'e"'"f
US- The EaquiVT will please sopv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

fesierday's Summer Sun put an extneuIsher
upon the last lingurins hopes eff Ice this season.
we must look to the North for our supply. By
the way we hear that cargo was sold Yesterday
al - per ton VIII not that price bring Yankee
enterprise into play!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

Inc great iather OF "issHes" cppear, quito tsrdv
,ni' year IN bringing forth his won,ed budee,-Ths
bank-Thc Abolition-Federalism. and
what not-are all quietly sleepins-Not a word
ABOUT any OF thom. What is the matter,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

HANE removed IN Richmond for tho purpose Of yylns
ny ,nhvidod attention IN Tho practice Of Law 10 mo
toi Afpea9 tue fcdri1l Couits tho suparor Cours
Courts NJ King william '''N' 3'' u" wv
an anNiousto mako gle ofmY 40 residence in King
auh Ni'e called MANfIA. combining about go 1rrrr ~
llah Land aud nom @61 90 3DO acres 81 IoU Grornds
ue mprovcmtnsa inferior n none n tho county ant
nc Hiuanontlo most desirable viii also ac with Mar
tua, or apau from N, the placc called EgLiNGTON con
tanning about hundrGi land, heavily wooded
and Immediately the river Also, Furm of three
bundled and thirty acrcs, Manua hciug he miner
pau ofRioopoo. oftha Form portion 10 fine vlrgn aod
and another port on hnc meadow.
will sell these lands III together, separately 10 ami,
purohasars-anil igc long creditor ono hafof Inc nm
chase inoncy 10 NJ ae pfoWouay, shan cell Man-
guson Court House ~ '"'N '''
The pur ,hsfer VII be required 10 pay OF A lien On he
land, End FiVe bundf, payable ono nd t,9 &C., -
good sccuuy for The balance. Possession sgul be ..st
Immediately. M ~ 10. W ~"
=. 81 YIN exchange these Lands foq nS,sIs' ~,
perry in Richmond. ~ "''f"'ed w"
..f. ON na..H
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
WASHINGTON TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
At THE oDD-FELLOvs' NEW HALL.
Ergy Friday EusninR.

The Wellington Tempsrance Men hold ,s,n,,,
weekly Social Meetings ivory FRIDAY sv"n.
ing' al, their room bon tho Old.Felows Han
They invite al. disposed 10 ioin 10 attend the
meetings, whelher they be- hard or moderate
dnnkers-the Society embracing aIl classes, and be-
Jog designed TO proven, as well as 10 cue dfunksn.
ncsr.
To- Seven o'clock - the hour Of meeting. md
there will be no postponoment in case Of lad
weather. nh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
RICHMOND WING.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH
MIR. CLAWS SPEECH

1850 I'm . % EEL
we copy from the Globe sketch OF the grea,
Speech OF Mr. Clay, in the Senate, Tuesday. The
sketch IS measre-but the outlines show that the
speech was Of gigantic proportions. A full rcpor,
Is promised by the Iniegencer, which will be
copied into this paper.
Mr. Clayis after all, the great Statesman of the
age the man whose practical wisdom and. disinter-
e';ed patriotism exceed that oil all his co,emporaries.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
AUCTION CARD.
TnE EXTENsIvs -sALn.OF NEW
A IsAIR.

BOOhot
re- Clmnrtng Valuable Books boz nearly svorv a. .
ralncn of Lfoiafurc, Will be- continued This Eytnng M
O'Clock mh4 iNLOKs & BROTHER Aurfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

TUE Election ior niue persons 20 serve as C0unr linen
end Aldermen Tor Tho dde ront Wards in this CIV
w be hcli NJ Mc following places, The hrsi Wedncs
DAY ln april next 20 wiz ~ Jefferson Ward No l. ar no
~ m,tk, io1.f % Madis.n Ward No. II the Coluu.
bnn Hotel; tudln Monroe Ward No g. AZ Mrs BrsrkefPs
Tavern Tho Polls viii be opened m 10 o'eioek A Al
nh 4-fot JNO fERGUsON, X, Q n.
rue hisheH msrketlnce gwen lor Flarsoed and Bees
- "HiW ie" u III EUsrACRH son.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

no saio ~ useful and Fancy articles viii be held a.
f'Waia1 Court House, MONDAY, Tho fh Of Anr ne H.
70 asis 10 building 40 Episcopal Church, Pine Crook
'i" - foWuaian county mh cwttA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
A DEVELOPMENT

H. Numerous Communications unayoidsbly
postponed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
RICHMOND THEATRE.
MR. THAYERs BENEFIT.
as GoBBLE DEAD3u

rs GOBBLE DEAD3"
This phraze, from the almost unparalleled sueeess
which attend d tho Drama, Of which III portion bees mo
az the hme oi s uterancc, watrhword 10 nin An
nerrinen and there be those ia his com
nuuity TO whom ~ repetition will recall tile rome n
branccof
PARIS AND LONDON
When iueod' and durng lis brilliant al tho IRE
mont Theatre. BosfoH.
In selecting this admirable Drama N cre6,ree 0ii and
indeed well proven cOuhdcncc h. felt In tho yane Of N
material offered for the occasion.
MONDAY, March 9TH, 1912.
To give il due and appropriate eject.
NEW ScEHERY,"
Isl active preparation. ono subject 81 which Is % a.
entire novel character IN This City, representing
THE INTERIOR OF THE oDEoN THEATRE.
time OF PUBLIC PERFORMANCE"
An imaginary operair suppcssdtobe In progress willie
in The distance arc seen
"a CROWDED AUDITORY
Upon this lon also and NJ Tho par ,ulir Instance OF
friends will be perlTmej, Tor tho first time this season.
shcridan's Sterling Couciyof
"TIEE SCHOOL For SCANDAL
Embracing In the cast Of IL characters,
The Cniirs strength Of me Company"
Between Tho Comedy and the DRAINS,
a DlVkRTlZEMENT,
Consisting q Songs and Reclaions
I'd. H1rUlok ulw,prn. Fcais aud n rkcfB 10 DO Lat
,"m Nf icatce nj tho Theatre, from Mr rhayor No lac
,h9niaa House. and a the various Hotels the Cify
hn n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04
Between Tho Comedy anil the DRAINS
a DlVkRTlZEMENT,

'onslFiug ~ songs and Kcclafinna.
II. H1Nblok ulw open. Fcais aud n ckcfB 10 Do o.
,,nn pr Icatce NJ mo Theatre from Mr Thayor NJ fne
Ca 4 A-'N''''' '''- wy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-04

~ We are told. that the Loeos elect mn.
jo"T Of the next Legislature. they will reise, this,
Fund. This Is one ofthe Enquirsr's ISSUES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22

frage," and opposed to the petty tyranny exercised
in and about the Providence Plantations, "-are
disposed TO harbor him, and allow him the liberty
Of our diggins," so long as he chooses TO stay
with US. Last nights mail brought us news that
one OF our citizens, Mr.. Hoskns, of Keene, for
merry representative in our Legislature, has been
arrested in Providence, for attempting to excite in
surreclon This IS all humbug to any one who
knows Mr. Hoskins and Governor King would do
well not to NEEDLE with any of our =" unenlighten-
ed" Locos, unless he wants a hornets nest about his
ears II he is not careful, will send some of our
dwarts (who have got their growth by looking over
Rhode lsana, and they will swallow his 2 by .
State at a slngi. mouthfu Ajax.