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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
MANAGERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA.
JAMES PHAIEN a COL


JAMES PHALEN a. cod
Offer ilie following schemes for the week,
School Fund Lottery Of Rhode Island Class No 10Th
seres1Io be drawn IL tho City Of Providence, Monday
&C. 60 Nos-lO drawn ballots. wholes g.; hives 10
quarters 20 Drawing due on ThurIday evening
|
Georgetown Lottery u Delaware, Class No 2f. draw,
Monday, tdh Apn Capitals s7,O1 29t tpo ? ~ 4 N
OF 30, 81 20, &c 66 Nos " drawn ballots Who'll,
- Sl-shares In proportion Drawing received wednes.
day evening.
Pokomoke River Lottery of Delaware Class No a. for
Capitals $500. 1000, 1900 iOG5J Of 5oo Of ~ ~
~, of 100 &C. 70 Nos--it Iawn Whoies sg-sbs,c,
In proportion. Drawing received on THURSDAY evening
rJkomoke River Loucry Of Delaware Class No "a IN,
isl-io Ie drawn a. wilmington "Wednesday, Aprii ian
1,pias-tSN' and OF 100. ec " Nos n drawn.-
evening 10y
Potomoko lottery Of Delaware, Class No o. Tor Isti-
ials-sI5 OGI Or 2sl g6f i5sGo Of ~ of lno 6p,
luJ, of Con 90 % 5On 81. u Nos-l2 drawn Wbolcs
81 ..,hsres In proportion Drawing received saturday
evening.
GEORGETOWN Iouery Of Delaware, Glass g. draws Fri.
N's-i3 driwu wh5lcs t2-shares in propouion Draw.
ngreeeivod on Monday morning
prizes Of $4,000 arc 10000 and 50 prizes Of 1000
school Fund Louery, Class No. i5-7th scries-To
I'm. Capusls-Sio cd 100 o, ioH o. lou Of am
q Of S ,o9 Of lSo q ioe2l 50 Of ION 81 o. 500
shares IN proportion Drawing received on TUESDAY eve
ming, April 2Oth.
Tickets shares and packages. in a Lotteries Of which
lanes Sancs fss,en = - are Managers, may 1t any time be
osdors from any Of the Union will receive the same
eonhdenussnd Immediate attention asif personal appHca
uon we're made JAMES PHALEN 20,
~ - Managers, HirhmnnI. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
Something fine for Saturday. 17,b.

For Friday, 10th.
Va monongalia, No. I5-To be drown at Lynch's Coe,
House, al p. NJ CapAl-sSjO0. Tickets only So
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
HOYr & cos OFFICE.

GTaiHt COTitT. Richmond Va.
Thsreiss TTeLsf stHoYTs LUCKY COURT,
Which, soon secured, leads on 70 no FoHrupH.
Shakspears fnPrsrsd.
Drawing Of Va Monongnlia LOTTERY, Clns D-Drawn iOth
April, 1877
Is % Is 3 6 e % ii 81 % c. TO-
Drawing of Va. MononEaia Lottery Mold
go u &C 70 10 g. % 20 q ii "a
Drawing Of Va g, Mosaepg'lia Iors,y, Nos, EEIs:
THE CAPITAL PRIZE OF
100000, 10000, Is 1000, 10000.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Glass w. for 1884, to be de.
letmined by the drawing of The Unon Lottery, Glass No
2-o DO 1ositivey drawn II the Chy Of AleSsndrls O.
vuc Say, the 7ih day Of April 1871 ~ Nos-l6 drawn
-. Grand Sthtmc-e 60ln0 3o0oi lh,0Op, 1880,
7O11 5000 sO, 1000. 900 23it, n 1000 Of i7fO
aO1 $50 i7Oofo i2l Of leo i2 or 100 &C TeEcts
only e20-sharcs In proportion.
certificate VI a Package Of q Wholes In this GRAND
SCHEME will be sent for e-9O-Ialyes and Quarters In
proportion.
Va. Loesburg Lottery, Glass y, Tor sil-To DO drawn Al
hlefandria, Va, SATURDAY, April ~ et-75 Nos--i2
fdrawn ballots. Grand Cspais-s31C0l, 1000 500. 3Oo
90 lOlIt 100 Of 1000 10 Of 80 20 Of $50 81 of 2O &C.
ACern6csie Of package Of Is Tickets will be sent for
Slb-shares IN proportion.
Eot Tickets and Shares or cer6csies Of Packages in
soy Of the shove splendid Loueries be very particular
adtre@ D. ~ HOYT q CO.
Richmond Va
D,swIns sent Immediately they are over 10 ali who order
ordsrsor Tickets from any part Of the United s,atssby
mail OF Otherwise, enclosing cash thanh.
fully received and executed BY mail with the same
se:T The pTss, ss.H
nddfeaoedto ID. N. HOYT a co
E- All Communications strictly soSsdsStsi. mhie
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

- 10 drawn numbers out Of IS.
Whole Tickets s2O-IIavcs 10 Quarters 5-ERhths 900
Certificates Of packages Of 26 Whole Tickets as ~
DO do 26 Hall a. IA m
DO do 20 Quarter do IS 90
DO do "a Eighth Al a. IN
Tickets IN the above Grant SC hemes and all others
under the manag cement Of GREGORY A. co. for sale
In the usual great variety by packages shares
single, whole and shares ofckcts The cash ali prizes
sold by BIGGER be had the moment the drawings az
received.
For tho Grand Capitals and prompt pay address
THO. u. BIGGER,
Irhu
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

{ uEAP' CHEAP GROCERIEs.-we are now
~ receiving our spring supply Cf goods. consisting or
every thns IN our line, which rto Country Mer-
customers oni months credlt.
Those who may wish tn purchase al low pt.es q, sell
again, will please give a call
apo rRy l. IN
10 Those indebted 10 Ms, whose accounts are due
vii please come forward and disc barge the.same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
100000, $4,000, $4,000,
Ann aINrgrN nm .,rss M ,,,..,

Making Prizes than Blanks
Virginia State Lottery, for endoWing the Leesburg AGA.
DENY and for other purposes Class E. for 1871 To be
determined by the davng OF the Union Lottery Class No.
for ISL TO be drawn at Alexandra, ID. C. Saturday
April l7Ih, 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
For Thursday Eyenin,

For Thursday Evening.
Va Monongalia, Extra 9 IS Nos. and 10 drawn. Car
tails -s@oco, lOprizes Of 100 each, &c. Tickets IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
WOOD POSTS AND HOOP r0I.Es-T

49,, sons waning Wood, Posts or Hoop Poles can be
supplied by applying al The Coal Yard Of
W. :. RICHARDSON, on the Basin
constant supply OF good Wood will be kept and sold
on terms over than has been charged recently.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

nLD WINE-Thc subscriber has removed 10 The
y store recently occupied hy Edmund W. Torpkns
Esqr next door 90 the Coffee House where he offers s,r
sale 90 addition 20 other wines and Lquors) 90 dciobns
and " dozcno The very choicest old Wines selected f
nc various parcels Of fine Old Madeira and sherry c has
been selling for Yeas past.
az ~ div JOUN WIGHT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
ST'RATEON IS OFFICE.

Letsll the world say Wnatthey can,

Letall the world say wnatthey can,
For selling PRICES STATIONS the man
Dnwing Of MononSaia Lottery, Class D.-April 10Th.
10 IS 81 % l % 81 g. q &C TO-
va Leesburg Lottery, No ls-To be drawn in this City,
Iuesiay AZ " O'Clock Capitals prize Of sis 90
5ol 1000, 200 gig -, lOof3J-O Tickets g. IS Nos;
- drawn.
Welsbure Lottery, No 10, drawing receive Thursdsy
morning Capas-l pTze OF sl2OOO 500 1000 23l 1900,
2Joi loo. Teketssi rs Nos-I2 drawn.
MonongIlia Lottery. Ma 9. Extractor Thursday night
Capitals prize Of sn0O0, 2IO 1907 400 iI53 10
oflJ)J. Tckeiss5. 10 Nos; 70 drawn.
MononSlia Lottery No l5--foI Friday, atI O'Clock
Ctpiasl ptze OF sS0O), 300 1907 IA g. 1859 Of 1000
Tickets 81. 10 Nos; ~ drawn.
For next Saturday the 18th April.
Leesburf Lottery, Class T., drawing to be received
hoady moTnnt Capitals Il prize OF eco 600, 30OOO l5,
90, 1000 SO)l, 7OO1 Con, 500, 1000 300 2III Of
2eO Of 100 l0of i5Ol 1850 80 OF 1000 5O 400 Whole
Tickets s1O halves TO- quarters s.; eighths So rs No
lG drawn.
To Orders for tickets Ia the above Grand Lottery will
be met with prompt attention II addressed to
N. STR ALTON,
ap ~ Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY INLoEs & BROTHER.

BY INLOEs & BROTHER
lSueeessors 10 Z. G. word,l corner oopo.i,. m.
Bel Tavern
Regular Sale Dsys-!MonSsy,, W.dn..ssv, and
,n15 LiBERlL CAST ADVANCES mtDc oy
""ODS ATTENDED FOR PUBLIC SALE.
FURNITURE. GROCERIES. &c
% WEDNESDAY MORNING, April Itth t9I o,eio.s
MI DC so IN front Of store, general variety OF Uo..
"oii and hnchen Furniture. &c.-such "A
bnteaus AMI Card Tables
stneboarts and Dining do
Sitas, WaxhSfantls anil Toilst T.ht..
.ane and wood seat Chairs
Rocking Chairs. Of varion. hind,
49, GROCERIES,
m, '.c sahc une quantity Of roeerics u,.. -.
S Apple AMI frsneh brandy, and other I,,onr. -.
nn s 10 ioI retail Also Boots, shoes Cans w.
Phs ana Wriiing Paper, Rye whiskey ar APPS wrap
HORSES.
Iilnedlaiey aaer the above. eommeneins n, n ,,.t,
seserh Siddle and Harness Horses son. OF M 80
apps ISi0Es l. pporur,
,,,, ADDITIONAL.
VIII DC added to our sale, This Morning conm,n,in~ =,
'oel9e e. aninvo &c Of Clothing and Dry Goods e ~
- % lNL0Es BROTHER, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
MRs. p. LYoN bsEs i.azs 10 morn n.I -

Mnss ~. LYON beEs leave 10 inform her fneBil
- e POI bc Guy and country, that she has on hand ami
WI oe RECEIVING from the North by every Packet asb
uuaule 400 vel selected assortment Of MhnarV, ronsi
ruA oI LeEhoru. six, straw, Hraid-HATs Caps an
lh WIN every uihcr article boz the fncy line which
/ tumers ~ '''
Matchmaking ors n ifs various branches. Blsaehins
Pressing and Altering, done and handsome styles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
POSTPONENiEN1

~ INC above sale In consequence af the tnclrmenr
:, lnc weahef, 10 postponed 90 THURSDAY AFTER
NuON, lNh instant. al o'clock which lime 10 will Ak,
pt,e on INC premises weather permitting. and not
sol on that day will be ssnhnued a ne ssfne hour ever,
day thereafter until al arc Sold.
60 "a Va A N krsfs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
BTTILDING IOTs A, -,

on MONDAY AFTERNOON, t1h Apru ne1t att ~.
etock' on inc premises. We sfan sell, n Auction
90 BUILDING Lots,
aid on To different sEss. uf - feet " tsrrahouts Tt,
properly h situated a. the Wcsetn intersection OF strsf
Wth e Mok turnpike ofthc Lots fronf,ns 81, IN
street. and some on TIC Turnpike, IN the nerhhorhol q
captain Gudfn and : y Puiiam. Esq
Persons wishing in have houses and lois Of thero,v ~
Woii hFh rents will AZ this sale have an opportunty oi
supplying themselves ON The most reasonable Terms w
10 say that The sale will be without reserve
lENNS-Oue hurth cash. and The balance In fbres
Slual pymcuS o " and rs months with nisresf ~
N1es with approved cndursets will be required ana
~ ne property To- secure the last three payments
pat Of hese lots may be seen atour ONCE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

wellsburG Lottery, No 10, drawing receive Thursd,y
morning Capitalist pTize sl2OOO 1000 2l3I i6gJ
2Joi lUOO Ticketssi. rs Nos-I2 drawn.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
H4hsOn HOUSE ApnI ], Is4l. u
SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH

r. KEENAN,, being al present tIs.pSar.d fran, ,A
,. sTnnond Academy and favored with recovery
house beside The Town Hail. select Classical and En-
gsh Academy, for the instruction OF young gentls@ea
BY bis intention OF combining himself TO yeIy Imifca
number OF pupils. Mr.. Keenan, will be the better enabled
TO prosecute more successfully the pursuits OF such
may be committed to his care. SUI" -
Terms for four months beginning with the above cafe
ehsh ST. Pupils may be taken for shorter Time and
REFERENCEs-Col John Rutherford. MesSrs James
= heah' Myndham Robertson, Gusisvus A. Myers Jas
oassIe' anthony Robinson, Jr aud Col @. W. Manford
'HHOs ID. HOTCH<ISs having taken me store
u ,ps,ey occupied by Messrs Phippn Jones, opposite
and s9dders that he has just opened fun assortment Of
Materials used 10y them consisting in part, follows:
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Coach and Elliptic steel Springs Of all kinds
Coach Barouehe, Buggy and sulky turned AIles
Brass and silver Hub Rsnds
Msleable Castings and Turned Collars
Coach and Blruuche Hinges; do DO Handles
Dash Dash Flames Knobs Coach Door Locks
Neniiian Blind Locks
Curtain Leather. both hides and sides
Step Leather and Morocco skins
Coach lAee- snd Frinees Of all kinds
FOR sADDLERs.
Hog skins surge; Sheepskins
full assortment of al kinds Of Harness Mounting
SurInps Belts wors,ed; Cotton Training Webbs
Co, TssEs black OH vsrnish
Men, Women's, Gig Saddle Trees
A full supply Of sadder's Tools, &c.
Shoe Makers Tools. Of all kinds
lhaye employed Mr. George Phppen, IT, formerly Of the
hfm OF rhppen jones' TO attend oil Of the matters per
aiming 10 the business and respectfully socit tb,
aronaEe OF the customers OF that r aud Of All Others
waning Articles m my Understanding them thai nv asso
mem sha always be good, nd will sell CHEAP for cash
otey aeceptanees as any other house. MOI Intending m
20 credit business, nduc will Cd offered 10 pnT
chasets 10 pay the cash. f''
NH 3l-d&ef TUO's n UoTCpKtsa
,,SnPHING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS
Hb subscribers have received by recent arryals
Il general assortment Of British aud Amsrieao M, =
ooIS Shc they Offer by the piece or package and re-
specly soheH country merchants others 10 call AMI
eianns- WADswORTH, TURNER a co.
NJ N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

Georgetown Lottery u Delaware, Class No a. draw,
MONDAY lfh april Capitals sz,OO 29i 100, ? Of o.
OF 80, 81 20, &c 66 Nos " drawn ballots Who'll
- Sl-shares In proportion. Drawing received wednes.
day evening.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

a fAlk Of handsome. gentle Garbage Horses Of 6os
SIC and aeon the siS the other seven years Oh
a. me stables Of the Virginia House AfF'
luN n'NE the remainder Of the present year. vouns
ties Of astablc, &c. nv W wv uu'
apps div Tuoa tpt,,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
MANAGERS OFFICE.

IL. ,. GREGORG & CO., MANAGERS,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE EAGLE RUINS
RIcunoHp, VIRGINIA.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In The County OF Automatic.

D-The inelemency OF the weather last Decent
prevented subjeined described property being oder
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

kfN The regular packet schooner NASSAU Samuel
sfIZb Dearborn MASTER loading will have dspaicb
wharf, orto ~ .
APPS JAMES FISHER A. soS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

Pokomoke River Lottery Of Delaware Glass No a. o,r
lsil--To be drawn at Wilmington, TUESDAY, Aprl IAN
Caphsls-syog 200, 1900, lt13i. Of 900, Of 40 oi
2J, n lJO, &C. 70 Nos-it ufawn Wboles sg-sbsrc,
In proportion. Ora wing eivod on Thura,y evening
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
LAW NOTICE

VOUN o. STEGER and GALES sEAToN having asso
Glazed themselves in the Practice OF the Law, will
attend the Superior and inferior Courts Of the City OF
hehmsnd, aud The counties OF HenTieo, Powhaian and
Amelia. $3.50
ReIsrence-wortham, MeGrudeT a Co
Once IN the ROOM lately occupied the Compiler OF.
Zee. an III 49,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

IE subscriber having returned this CITY with view
IL TO resume his former occupation Of BLACKSMITH al
ms g stand, near The Basu, DESTROYS 90 DISPOSE Of his
tAkM ia Amelia county, on the AppomsuoI river well
SHOWN as kcyaton' adjoining the Wgwan, the residcnc
OF The late Governor WIN. Giles and also the plantation
Of Wm Archer Esq The farm comprises 655 acres Fl
productive land-Thc improvements are a good dWciIps
house, emily erected with the necessary outbuilns
all IN good orders alse, mill run Of stones with
wafer whcc q feet danctar The snc and f,uing n
sis would be sold with the Farm the option Of the pur.
chaser For terms, apply to ~
NH ~ wiw J. HITCHCOCK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

MononEllia Lottery No l5-for Friday, att O'Clock
Tickets 81. 10 Nos; ~ drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

School Fund Lottery Of Rhode Island Class No 10Th
series-To be drawn iu tho City Of Providence, Monday
April l2h 1911. Capials-eNOOu, 10 of ono ~ of 1000
&C. 90 Nns-lO drawn ballots. Wholes g.; hives 70
quarters 20. Drawing due on Thurldsy evening
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

4 HAVE IN hand very extensive assortment OF C;unr
knes Percussion Caps and ring Tack Of all kinds
which SIN determined 10 sell TO Country Dealers AZ vcy
reduce prices, Tor cash. TuOS TNRER ''
NH . Importer and Manufacturer OF Gums
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

Georaetown Iotterv Of Delaware, Glass g. draws Fri.
day April 10Th Captsls- o. % iuQO Of no. &C N
Nis-i8 drawn Whdcs 92-shares In proportion Draw.
ing received on Monday morning
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

PJkomoke River Lottery Of Delaware Class No 40 III,
lsil-To be drawn a. Wilmington Wednesday Aprii ian
1apias-tSW' and OF 100. &C. ~ Nos ~ drawn-
evening Y 10y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
SPRING AND SUMNER En- nav =, YU aanns

WE subscribers have received by recent arTivas
- general assortment Of British aud American Dt =
foods who they Offer by piece or pac rage And re-
spccuy soheH country merchants others 10 call AMI
| eHamine. WADsWORTU TIRNFp y 90 a"'
un l<-pNu Hriare
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
BIGGER'S OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va,
GRAND SCHEMR FOR 18th APRIL.
Slu Ouu IN pnD IL nnOtt

NOUtUUU, oU,WUW, Tl,UUU
10 drawn ballets. making more prizes than blanks.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class Tor 1911 10 he drawn
Alexandria Saturday, April ", ISL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
OTEY a. AUSTIN,

Richmond LIST Jam, 1871. ai-diw e2sw3m
SADDLE AND mAKNEss MANUFACToRY-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
SPRING SUPPLY OF
HARDWAR CITTI,ERN C

WE peg leave 10 announce 20 the public that are
W opening our spring supply OF Hardware, Cutlery.
&C embracing a good assortment an examination III
which We respectfully solicit, being determined 10 sell
EooS very low for cash. or 10 punctua the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

"0'''''1
Dawng OF MononSalia Lottery, Class D:-April 10Th
IS 50 81 % l % 81 g. q &C 20.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13

- Monongla Lottery, No 9, Extractor Thursday night
Capitals prize Of sn0OO, 500 2DD 1907 400 Il53 10
oflJO. Tckess5. 70 Nos 70 drawn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-13
FOR NEW YORK

HN The regular packet schr LIBERTY Walker
ek7Kb master have OF her cargo engaged will have
- dispatch. For freight apply to
inh - j. FISHER A. SON
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-08
THE PALACE FURNITURE.

We confess that are some what surprised to oh.
serve the caving Of the Times and Register al the
appropriation Of &c 900 By their parior no 9TH
Ter had majority in the House at the last session.
for repairs and additions TO the furniture of the Pres
dents House. We say we are surprised at this att
Fempt to make political capital out Of such circum
stance--for the reason that Gen. Jackson expended
for furniture $4,000, and Mr.. Van Buren, expended
for furniture, also, $2OOOO-making nearly $6OOO0I
for those two Presidents Now as the greater portion
of this money was laid ont in gewgaws and gilded|
rnmpery. the House is greatly deficient in snbsan-
tial artices-euch bedsteads, tables. washstands
&c.-and even the drapery and tinseled work gene
rally, is in a soiled and dilapdated condition. and
must he cleansed or replaced at great expense, orA
something palmer and cheaper substituted in Ell
eer case, some considerable expense must be incur
edand all this for the extravagance Of jackson and
Van Buren-those self-styed deInocrnts! Gen. Har.
son, who was not allowed to get possession of the
" hite House, until very near the time when Van Blu
rem could hold i no longer requested Col Chambers
70 ascertain tor him whether any new furniture would
be wanteds and so 10 get whatever should seem TO
him necessary, and If Congress would no; pay for il
pc would 1he Col made memorandum Of what
ne thought was required, and locofoco House Of
representatives made the appropriation. The fuEni.
lure was mostly Tor the chambers part Of the House
which Van Buren, cared but li,te about, as he was
without family. ald preferred TO see the drawing
rooms glitter This 10 the whole Of the matter shout
the new appropriation for the Presidents House. and
repeat ina we are surprised that the lOcce should
ihnS they could make political capital out ct the cit!
cHmesahee II shove however that they are exceed
ngy paT1 pushed TOR causes OF compliant against the
II. PdLL01iHm =" 'i''''"a''' 80 -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-08

Col JcHN CHAMBERs of Kentucky, is officially an
bounced as being appointed by the President to b
1ovenoI OF the Territory Of Iowa. i is understood
says the 1ntellgencer that the President rendered
|nm an office OF greater emotGment at the seat S
Gs9erSr Government, but he preferred the station y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1841-04-08

''''. 'I From The Cincinnati CkrOntcte. '
Geological Remains IN the Yves. have
had the pleasure of a conversation with one
|of the most intelligent gentlemen OF tho west
upon some OF the most striking OF the ancient
remains of Missouri and Wisconsin. Mos
|of what he informs us he had actually seen
IaCd examined for himself, with all the facts
and history of curious remains either Of men
or animals in the west. We thought it would
hot be 'unintercsting to describe, in brief
terms, some of these remains, especially as
we have been rather sceptical in respect 10
some of the accounts. sa- @.aa'..9 n .';a.
LIST. The MissO,triaN, or the vast and un-
known animal recently discovered in, Mis-
Ssouri. This he has seen and examined
THE man who discovered this animal did il
lin consequence of an Indian tradition, which
said nj that place there was buried great
ganimal, and whose remains they we're anx.
ious To protect and to keep the whites Off
ION digging. the remains were found as de-
lscribrd With them were also found arrow
heads of much larger than the usual size
The animal is. put together aud of vast size.
A band of music is seated between his ribs,
and at a height of ten or twelve feet; his
length is 30 or 80 feet. and he belongs with
out doubt to the amphibious class. His tusks
are of an enormous size, and notwithstand.
ing they are curved in and partly broken.
measures Is feet from tip TO tip. The most
part Of his formation is. that the
Joint of his hind leg turns edwards. This
creature is as much larger than the mann
moth, as the latter than an OK.
I'd, It is u fact that on one of the highest
hills of Missouri. are found great quantity
of the mammoth bones OF skeletons, lndlca:
ting TINT at the aelHge or some other great