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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

sac Of The Earle Hotet md foar Tensments adIafent.
~ o three Deeds &c Trust 10 wits deed ny
ID ue Robinson and Henry kiae To John focSrnbFosn anu
Amho., Eolnson Jr. Trustees, dated flh October i.-'
% ~ N. same g,an,ors Charles VIM Dalnry, Trustee
a-i l D.c.nhrr is33-and deed 10y lsham Pncket ana
l,nccs II H. wife Samuel TAYLOR and Holden Rhodes rs-
~ ,,ed t Jauuaty, l all II record III tie Ol,r =" the
,,y,. Can't Of Richmond, VIII b. Sold upon the premises
l. nr auction on Monday, the lst day Of November ncu,
III far II not the fair day, three rnencnts on or
NAM street. in the city of Richmond, inoludiE: The property
t,cd m. E,.r Hotel with the aPpnenanceS rs d.seaed ~
~ 80, rsi deeds aforesaid: Also, one equal undivided riuty
Is, other t-ncmcnts ana their appntenances n.ie ls lee
r IN a street. the said city, formerly ca!leh me rf"c
- and tenement fronting % feet 10 inches on io street
ii al, ,y hear the tenemcns rst mentioned ana ue-
,l in IN. la, de ed aforesaid The sale will he maze IL" the
~ f raising the sums of money due under the deeds aore-
wil convey only vested IN them but they believe
title 10 he nd The sale will take place at IL O'CLOCK
will he third cash. approved negotiabe notes
days bearing interest; third in 6iponhs ana le resi-
IL munishe last instruments 10 bear interest rom
10 las sale Approved negotiable notes VIII be required LOT
& lnsalm-nts, aud deed Of trust on lie properly.
The made under the said deeds sevcraiy ana W
~ -uch shares and parts OF the property a. are con-
u the said deeds, respectively, VIII De SOFA undcr
and shares will appear By reference 10 the uceas
s,li And shall not he made under the prior m
ebrln,s aforesaid either Of em will be made under
isM JOHN BRoCkENBkolUti,
A. ROBINSON in,
&. w. DABNEY, Trustees.
SAMUEL TAYLOR,
II. RHODES,
m 22-tds
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iyl'Ep immediately hy The Engineer Department, "f tc
w f,rllnra;nn- Hampton Road
Oas hundred dtic-b0diSd Laborcrs.
-. I'm, r.t- i.u the lar Gcnh"r 10 the Isl day
ar ,,a.rn nr,t lie - cents ner lag; and ration.
,i.Jc,I attendance. Medicines an! Hospital Stores Wi" -
800, H. furnished lir SICK, without charge.
Far further ,nnr,,ll"n Or rupoymsm ani IN, pi.SsY
1T OIL 'io''o'i W. 1t. Coi Enrr. ConIg.
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~ Nv consent, o parties the above sale s po>tnnsd IN
W hI1->S"i'.A' - D,t Add
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y NrSThe subscribers in Petersburg, virginia, sole owners
State OF Virginia patent 10 make and vend the
as1 Valve Pump, have appoiacd as their Agent NJ Daniel
'y they are making, and will have on hand, Pumps
= ''en,, wells, vessels, &C. Of various ac,hs anu
gapa Sore Main street, Richmond jnst above The Mar
~ b. where Mr. Sickcs be found, or IN ms absence,
~ f w, receive orders henl Persons ordering Pumps
@ distance viii please name the depths Of their wells and
- how the, shall he forwarded. HUGH NELSON %.
fei.hn,g s.n, % lsiI i0-2awiw
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saad rauqJie Farm and Nal "a Caroline Joa sue e
,,isSU ANT Decree of III. County .o" and ais the
,nri Com ssioaers appointed hy The srui', W
public auction 10 the hlsheS n'u,'
o -, twenty second of September neat u i"ir' NV !,
Far dy thereafter, that large and valuable
MI ,ovn hy the name Of Jericho, situated on .e n R,rh
gf aout lire mites above the chesie' ns.a % h,n mi,
.i r,t.rc shurc and Potomac Railroad aau Win ,an
, =. III Ionisa Railroad. The Farm y believer :. %
-, 40 Ia 800 acres we'll waiered and an anun Hi
l uher and sold IN lois 70 s.iit Pnn,',, ~ .h l.
INSISTS Of large Manufacturing anu Crust H'i " ~ ,a,d
" mad an excellent Saw Mill The improvements ,c.,I.n,
.e and convenient Dwelling House, an rNri't'.
Baro stables and other ont houses IL Is stun. ,;
80 !, and agreeable neighbohood, and possesses
iv,n,,res The terms viii be principally on ",g
~ snnsn on the day Of So much cash WI, .. ,l ~
III arvc n nav the expenses of The sale MI Elliott ".
~ ,.nr ON The premises pleasure in showing "e"
H. 4ny person wishing 10 purchase
F FRA: q H = ss"ir, cD""'''''"''>-
Sa"'' " $1,000 co--ldS
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Red sulphur Springs, Va Sept. a7th, 1871,

-,ru.Ir srMIyAEY-Mr- BURKE intends 10 omen Sc
i minary for ,duraliun Of young lrc,, III H'rh""n =
simultaneously wi THAT proposed by Ar bnthe. hn'r WIZ p
il III, services uf tie t"aclrrs who WI b. rn..rd
in Inc later institutions and intends dcvns hr h'Ss energies
The attainment al success she respectfully siphs 10 sc pun
r b,r claims 10 usilraiinn a teacher
J,ru ,,ir same a. tiuSr other respectable Institutions
pun NAV liz entered with Mcssrs. Lancaster peney & Cos
" - ' fit
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In a-.d l.. we'll educated. and u good character, de
scs r,nl,yn-ni here r!cw here. ~ St"" 81 ~ some
uhrr similar situation. For particulars address N" ~, f",t
Office. Richmond.
st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-12

:, u.IINDNU SEaINAHl.-Thr undersigned, whose maine
Is ma ,rrn - lon. tatd i'll the a,vc nan'i nSi'i
80; .u. l., rrsl,nr occupation, u si:rrnt nr
h.r NJ mis catered before Tie 18Th d q October
next. ,; ,,,, .;., ror
aware that his past do mol cnc HIM I" confidence
fair promise vii be of little avail
pr,.tus . pa,ramizng the school VII H. pleased I"
entrr ns nh Lancaster DENNY TO- "taon dr'as
J,r..-At ~ sixty dollars Tor Inc session =" uh
months navallc half yearly IN advance
q s"'''' e ~ Wif. BURKE.
..,.t.,. S,,;,,, a1th.
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JEFFERSON Medical College IF PHILADELPHIA.
rTlIE regular course Lectures will commence on The h'st
i Monday Of November =, ,:.:
RuiIry Dunrlison. NJ. d. Professor "t Institutes " c"
aud Medical jurisprudence. :, 49,. -, ~
Robert ~ huston " d. Professor Of Matra Meiica and &C.
neral Therapeutics ,.,:. .,t
joseph Pancoa ~ d. Professor of General Descriptive ana
Surgical Anatomy. =, 49,.
John K Mitchell ~ H.. PiUessnruf Practice of Medicine
Thomas Mutter, ~ d. Professor OF the Institutes aa ffac
tee of surgery. ,.. !,
D. hcigs VI. d. Professor oi obstetrics anu p's's
Women aud Children.
Fra, Kiln Ia,!r, y. r., Professor Of Chemistry. . .,,
on aud a!icr y October the l-srrnr Room wiz
he omen and The Professor Anaom, Will give h. personal a.
thereto; and dnfin. The Clinical Lectures on
n and S,rrrry win be- gwen regularly lir Philadelphia
Hospital BY Professors punc!iscn aud !'h''c"lsi. -
H. 81. HUSTON, NJ. H., Bran II ne fGc"hH
.So |, Girar.! .r,,t
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iW NOTicE-Thc subscriber, for The purpose ct d"v"t'nc
he at,pon exclusively Tie Paffie # Lac, has removed
=, rrchirr aud viii regularly attend all The Courts Of Camp
hc Amllr,,i Nelson Cooperation Of yncburs The 'Hcn
c If and Of Appeals iil- u'ur" al
,rc.s will ht-I.ynchhng, Virginia . J. nahLhHp
NJ. 1,cg adjoining Garland, Esq, who, IN my All
- vi, -, -, ,rv a,nlicaon for ms services J. H.
Nei.''. ~ ~. - il-lGt
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EoG RENT for years the Tenement Oh "amoe
PEACuY K. GaATTAN.
o., 42-if
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NoriCE-W he sold Monday the Goth Of October, ls4l,
y m. pcuise, in Livingston, Nelson county, House ana
IT. ii tn lawn of lcvnsson the Main street me awel-
4rp,dcnt roum sufficiently large Tor Tue aecom"
tin large am,lyor it niay be converted mo 'aseI
thirty there is also, Sood zee nousc a.u
cs house the lotaud all the necessary houses 70
the whole establishment desirable and valuable aiso
nal Tract os Land, adjoining the Town OF Loviheslo,
d. d acres of Iand. On this tract there Is tan ya anu
' asssa houses and fixtures for the establishment hN
M ?oduciivc and lies well for the cultivation OF sina
grass 7srms will accommodating, and nnde known
liz AM ~ s,le BENJAMIN N. PERKINS,
WILLIAM P. PERKINS,
EXECUTORS cf Harden Perkins, deceased
6s,s 4-tds
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A iEEN3ELE LAND FOX SAl.E.-Tlr thousand acres
~ III nv ElrheEl Land. heretofore adrrsr sill iH sa:
Terms SC, "i be made known BY W Sa1ni.r, .'' mar
,o,,.sr,,,c ~ ~ JAMES ROSS.
r.4,iaL h,rg y,v H. lsj1 a--tf
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"wAsulScros, Sep, 81, l-il."
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[r1ilif-Tac Franklin Manufacturing Company have ar
IS pointed Maddox irir Agent, whn vii be- furnished II
;i"r- d"ar below ilr Bank IT Virginia. "n tsr
,,p., III nf inias Paper made Al r M
~ rca, packet and letter Paper, all wh, be
-c l"i!, AMI retail, Ici caiGi iiii IL
-1., public cit; aud country merchants, and cilrn !"
generally respectfully invited 10 examine s Stock
aud Their interest 10 domestic n1nn
flrtn.rs RICHARD WHITFIELD, President
~, is.f Ia-it
(,R0IND PLhSrEa-Wc haze ifc>h supply ~ Ground
~ ria. fsnm tli- inhcc N- III Name Ihs- pia+
TER cr,,pj from ilIt gaag only nHi
rt NJ aIty II all Sr We have Sold several tius MI
ca-.s yearly and have never bad The quality d-ap"vrd :"
Letter, ir III the largest in He state testify
lis superior quality Thr casks contain 500 lS or ~ ll crc
DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
Agents for tie .Hdania iarrrS
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I..R, DESIRABLE PRuPLRTY.-By virtue "t l'eea 81
T,n>, rom j,scII, Boyd, jr. aud Ara,ia ~ w.
i,i IN February $780, and recorded IN the iin =, W.
Nv or Richmond on 18th February, iSO-anh ~ W"
nre and i,y direction Of Wm w Dunnavant, ana Certain
g,,or. who have requested sale, the following
VERY T3LU7ELE PROPERTY
.l Al auction on FRIDAY, the 18th October newt a.
, = NJ on the prenises-say the Lot ana inpfs."r. r.,
III e-t between and streets, containing = "t, H
and eyt.ndin. towards 9Th street ~ ts.t 10 ~
u ., wdc-adjoinin: the residences OF Josh j. Fly ~
g,..rrcS Rran>iurd Esis. . ,:, 81 c.
~ - f.i lre, w,t a wing rear extending at"it =
- lep, with All necessary buildings anu e"'ani"s " '
r. IN water has been conducted INT" Tue laa Nv au'
J wi,hnnt duh, the fine and airy situation good
,.,,l n,sn.ct about aud To business tHefe
ay, i any situations the city snrrass IT, Terms NJ
'4lt "aeh WIZ w eo"'1s l. LANCASTER. pENBY & 90.
HENRY CLARKE, TrHs'e-.
Richmond, sep. 30. 1871. ,--'"e -
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- III. above sale is postponed until "Wednesday the ''h u
q 1n,at al which time viii certainly iass place
SAMI. c. SCOTT, ;, -,
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StTuTTEIiNG AND LiSPiSG tIRED.-lLe snh'fr !nrf
- having laied himself ~ Rcln"n Respectfully nrfs M
,.r . Inns, wl,n affected with the above disease In
rrl,. relief ufanrd;aui arrangements 'lh - nair - r.
crv. no Eas until i!r above j. effected ne ly ~ '"n" . ~
,;r ., tir Washington iinir ni ~! AID u street:
''"oe""e 49, " +. G. BRIGGS.
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rz,upulS ( CHARLES ELLIS fiife Charles EhS SonJ
arc Receiving by ships United States England and "a
lcloni. Eaader, vcrop and hy late arrivals ir" i
S,h arr. md d. irabc Dry Goods Hardware aud
rueIr we,ci having been pucha."d for cash. they will he
able Ia offer friends ana country merchants gene
rally on The reasonable terms 80 =,
! Srni. 10 lsil. i'-INt
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

September 10, ISL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

The approaching Election. The cleo
ton which takes place in this Territory on
Monday the 9th inst, is one Of the most
important in political point Of view Of
any which has hitherto been held Party
lines will be more definitely drawn in the
several counties than at any previous cleo
ton, and the relative strength Of Wings
and Democrats will be determined in tho
Territory. In most Of the counties the
candidates for Office have been placed be-
fore the people, and measures have been
adopted for bringing out the entire strength
Of the respective parties. In this county
tho nominations Of but one of the parties
(tho Whigs) are yet before the people,
OF the qualifications Of the candidates,
which are offered to the electors Of this
county as entitled 10 their SufIragcs, VIC
have nothing at this time 10 say AS far
as our acquaintance with them extends,
they are good citizens, and they doubtless
will have no objection to serving in the Of
fees TO which they are sever rally designa-
ted, provided they are elected.
There are considerations connected with
the approaching election which are ent-
tied to the attention Of the people Of this
county. These considerations commend
themselves 10 all honest men Of both poll
teal parties. Candidates which are Of
fcrcd to the people for their suffrages,
should not represent any local interest or
feeling, which may exist in any portion CT
the county, or among particular class OF
persons. All management or logrOlling TO
procure the election ofany particular candi-
date, with the view Of accomplishing person
al designs, should be discountenanced by all
honest politicians. In many instances, esre.
cially in the west Of the territory few in
dividuals have planned the nominations for
a whole county, and procured the election
of officers suited to their designs and pur-
poses. We hope the Democratic Conven.
ton which takes place tomorrow will dis
card every thing of a local character, and
nominate candidates for Office who are
pledged to no local interest whatever-men
who will represent the wishes Of the coun-
ty without respect to favortlsm. A re.
preventative should express the will OF the
| people, and not the policy or measures Of
a few designing men-he should be an in
dependent man, and not influenced by any
other considerations. save those of the ge-
neral good Of his constituents.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

ne nate is still open for evidence on the matter
Mr' D0y fears rejection and every engine that can
possibly he set to work, is in notion TO prevent, an
ehd, 10 hun so lameniabe 1t will be recollecteJ
'h''' meeting of The wings Of Milwaukee county
was held soon after Mr.. Dotys appointment in
winch resolutions strongly condemnatory of Mr.. Do
~ ana MS appointments, we're passed. These
proceedings went 10 Washington and bore evi-
dence on The face of them. that the Wing party
IN Inc eFrltory werc not in favor of MIR. Do
~. his impression must be enumerated, or
His hopes would be blasted. Mr.. Arnold was
then nominated and his nomination sent on TO Wa
shington to prove that none but friend of Doiy's
conld secure the favor of the Wing party of this Ter
ritnry. There the matter now stands and believe
that the people of Wisconsin. can yet say whether
they will or will not have Doty for Gov Should
Mr. Arnold he elected, who can doubt hut he will
go 10 Washington as a warm friend of Dolly, boast
ing his election evidence, that the people of
the Territory have sustained Mr.. rory. On The
other hand, should he be defeated, who can doubt
What will be the course of the Senate. They are
waiting for evidence. and the defeat of Mr.. Arnold
will be sufficient evidence that Mr.. Doty is not The
choice Of the people. The question then is, poo-
pie Of Wisconsin, are You prepared TO ralify the no
mina,lon of James ID. Doy"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

than any other boat, her cabins and state
rooms being so spacious and conveniently
arranged. Her gentlemen's cabin and d.
ming room on deck is perfect luxury: II
is free from any proximity to the engine
and consequently unpleasant smells, noises
and almost the usual jar of the boat. 1t is
enough TO make person take to travelling
for life, for we consider it about impossible,
that u man could be so comfortably fixed
at home. The qualities Of the boat have
been tested in storm as we'll as calm, ano
found perfectly safe. With her table, the
most determined cpicure could find no fault
We understand that efforts have been made
by some int rested persons TO injure this
boat; such efforts can have but Temporal
ry success, for as long as comfort is ap-
preciated by the travelling public, Captain
Walker and the Great Western will not
want Tor patronage.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

Wheat Markek-Wo would advise cv-
cry farmer who has wheat TO dispose Of,
to carry it to market Immediately. We
hayo no personal interest whatever in 81
wing this advice our only object is TO see
the industrious farmer reap the reward Of
his labor TO the best possible advantage
Our reasons for believing that there is much
risk on the part Of those who delay TO mar
kct their wheat, are not without founda-
ton. In consequence Of the unparalleled
amount Of wheat, which has been brought
into market, TO the different towns on the
Lake, it is certain that large proportion
cannot be shipped east the present season.
There are not freight vessels enough ma
v,gating the upper lakes, to transport the
immense quantities which are purchased.
Vessels have already raised the price Of
freight from Chicago to Buffalo, one third
over last years prices 1t is hardly to Lc
supposed that purchasers will pay present
prices for any considerable length Of time,
when it is apparent that large portion Of
the wheat now bought, must remain on
thcir hands until next spring before it can
be sent east.
Some idea may be foundof the superior
advantages which farmers en- Joy who have
settled near the lake. In the interior of
Wisconsin and Illinois, wheat is worth but
fifty cents per bushel, while on the lake
shore il is worth nearly double that sum.
It is also evident that an immense extent
Of interior country, will hereafter fud its
way TO market, through towns on Lake
Michigan. Wheat has recently been bro't
in Wagons from the Territory of Iowa tc
the Chicago market. We are also credi'
bly informed that wheat has been brought
by land to Chicago which was grown with
IN fifteen miles Of St. Louis. Consldera'
5lo quantities of wheat have recently been
sold in Southport, which was raised on the
west side Of Rock river,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

The Distrc, Court Of the United States
for the county of Iowa commenced lis
session at Mineral Poin, on Monday last.
The following suits are pending in this
Court:
Territory of Wisconsin VS.. James ID.
Doty, principal, and James Morrison and
John B. Terry, sureties, for the recovery
upon the official bond Of the former Of the
amount of his defacation as Treasurer of
the late board of Building Commissioners.
Territory Of Wisconsin vs.. James Nor
rison, principal, and Abner Nichols and
Levi Sterling, sureties. for the recovery
upon the bond Of the former, as contractor
for building the Capitol, of the amount Of
money overpaid, and damages for the fail
ure on the part OF said Morrison to fulfil
his contract.
These suits were commenced in April,
1899, and have been continued from time
to time upon affidavit, because Of the alb
scnce Of J. d. Doty at Washington, in the
discharge Of his official duties as delegate
to Congress. Mr.. Doty is now in the Ter
rtory, and it is probable that at the present
term of the aforesaid Court judgments will
be obtained in favor Of the Territory. If.
so,the money in accordance with provis-
ion Of law, is 70 be paid into the territorial
treasury. James d. Doty is now Governor
Of Wisconsin, and has assumed, in viola
ton of law, the control Of that treasury
He has removed an officer against whose
integrity or capabiity nothing has been or
can be said, and has appointed in his stead
James Morrison, who is a party defendant,
with the Executive, in the suits above allu-
ded to!
Is there not from this last movement
ground for suspicion that another game is
to be played by which the people Of the
Territory are to be deceived and cheated
Wisconsin Eng.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14

TRADE OF THE WEST. The downward
freight on Lake Michigan will probably ex-
ceed the present year, over two-hundred
per cent. that Of any previous year. The
amount of wheat grown IN Wisconsin, IL
linois and Indiana, and which is destined
to the eastern markets exceeds all former
calculation. Only few years ago the
wheat country liz Western New-I DIRK, con-
troled the wheat markets Of the east.
failure Of the crop there, raised the price
Of wheat throughout the middle and cast
ern States. Now failure in western n.
York, has but q slight tendency to change
the market value of the wheat product, and
doubtless less time than three years total
destruction Of the crop in the wheat dis
tricts Of New York, will not vary the mar
kct price more than one cent per bushel,
provided other sections Of the country pro-
duce an average crop. The productive val
ley Of the " Gencssee," is yearly losing
lis celebrity and dwindling into signlG-
rence, in consequence Of the unparalleled
increase Of wheat in the west.
The time is at hand and even now is,
when q failure Of the wheat crop in the
atcs Of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois
and the Territory Of Wisconsin, would
otoducc the greatest CONSERVATION, and
.Arcatcn starvation throughout the United
.,;ates. On no equal number Of States in
ny part Of the Union, does the welfare Of
t1e great mass Of the population SO essen
tally dcpcnd,as upon the states above men
toned. A total failure Of the cotton
crop ihrougout the whole South, would pro-
duce less distress in the aggregate in the
Union, than the loss Of the wheat crop in
the aforementioned Sta les and Territory.
The destruction Of the wheat crop in the
six New England States, would be Of less
consequence than the destruction Of the
crop in the single state Of Ohio. The a.
mount Of wheat produced the present year
in four Of the Western States, viz: Ohio,
Michigan, Indiana and Illinois, probably
far exceeds the whole amount raised 10 if
teen of the Atlantic States
The extensive scale upon which the busi-
ness Of farming is carried on in the west,
is without parallel in the eastern states
One farmer in the vicinity Of Michigan CT
"
wheat the present year, besides cattle and
swine in proportion. There are many lar
mcrs in the west who raise as much wheat
and corn every year, as are produced in
some entire towns in the state Of New Y ork
The west is already the granary Of a
large portion of the DATED States, and has
the capabilities of furnishing one half Of
Europe with the "statf' Of life"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-09-14
"PUT THAT AND THAT TOG ETHER. ;"

JOHN II. TWEEDY, the WING candidate for the
Council in Milwaukee county is author of the fol-
loving in relation 10 james D. Doty, adopted at
Wing meeting in Milwaukee:
"That in view Of these facts, supported
by evidence SO abundant and undeniable-
we, Whigsof Wisconsin, do feel ourselves
justified and bound by sense Of duty to
ourselves, 10 our Wing brethren Of the
Union, to the administration Of the nation
al government, whose policy and measures
we support, to declare and proclaim james
Duane Doty, the present executive, TO be
as high public officer of our Territory, a
public dta"lter for large sum Of money,
and under circumstances Of the most ag-
gravated guilt, and moral turpitude."
MIR. ARNOLD the Wing candidate for delegate
to Congress, held the following language in the
Council last winter:
That he acas proud TO be ranked as the
friend Of Doty IN tile Capitol as weH as
other matters, and TO Standup on the Couq.-
Gil floor in his Defence"
Can it be expected that the men who denounced
James d. Doy as public defauler for large sum
of money, under circumstances of the most aggrava-
ted guilt and moral turpitude, will support man who
is proud avow himself his friend, in the very mat.
ter which they condemn.