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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
SPL NDID LOTTERIES
For April, 1912.
22O nm IN ooo

SP L E NDID LOTTERIES
For April, 1912.
100000, 10 600.
Leesbure Lottery, Class u, for lsi2-To b. dawn
seheme-s3oQ0H l0COO. 5OO 3511 3S6 80 1eq5 . ~.
-, ~ OF iuuO % OF 80 Is Of 90 etc e Nos--li
drawn Tickets slU-shsres in proportion
Ceriheaies Of packages OF g wholes.. sl2n IN
IDo'..'--.'..do. .-....2e halves............65 10
D0''''''''''no'.. ...-o qlarters.........32 80
$50 OO0-4O Of 1900
Va Monongalia Lottery, Class No l9 EGtra-To DC de-
ih,ei uy the drawing OF the Union Lottery Class No
= Tor lSi<-Io be drawn at Alexandria on SafurIav 10
"a 81 April lsi9 Grand Plies $1,000 IOGn1 $50
w. '''o 49, .S1 ~ OF l5 30 OF 30, 60 Of 30, etc.
Ger heaies Of Pac ksges Of . Whoes .....sl2p 10
Do...'.-....co.... SHslves...........65 %
DO''''''''''uo''.'''''2 e 0lauers.........32 50
s30,oO0-25 Of 1000.
Ntsina MononsaliI Lottery, Class T. for 1870 To- a.,
SraNn az Ae1'udTa Va Saturday the i6fh Anr $50
go - prizes Of 200, etc Tickets slO-shares in No.
Certificates OF Packages Of % xhoes......s,a, q,
To..-''-.'... go. .......25 have-........ e. IN
po''..'...'. edo. rs quarters. ~
S35.000-I2 900
"a Monongalia Lottery, No ~ Exfra-To bs d.,.r,,,
neI 10y Union Lottery Cass No G. for 1872 To be drawn
br6iAnt scheme-s3i0O, I2IOJ, 60Ji 5000 a.sr1 .,
~ OF l-N ~ Of 1000 ~ VI 500 OF 400 40 of 2oo ~
Of AZ, IS Nos-l4 dram TrEe,. sioV 81 ~ -
proportion. C. IN
CeI,ifcates Of Packages Of PC whoes...slso m
o...'.-......co.- ......< halyes.........65n 10
b"'..'.-'''.. 40. .....2o quaiiers........32 50
:. For Tickets aud Shares aud Certileat,s NJ p,ek
ases ~ ise above Splendid schames- Address AN
q. GREGORY a CO
Managers, Richmond, Va
from as. ~ -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

ALSO,
A fresh supply Hair Trunks sizes.
tIS- And expected every Jay per schr Daniel Francis
rom bosion, further supply OF fresh aud fashionable
boots and shoes which viii render assortment very
complete, andwell worthy thciaenton OF dealers and pu
chaseTs generally We invite a call
- u. BURLINGTON & co.
Wholesale AMI Retail dealers IA Roofs shoes Ttunks
&
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
ATTENTION ALI

Below, We publish sket "a Of min. soIen,Id seh.,,.
~ be drawn la April. We only name lev of,hs ,o,,
so e-eh scheme has In II near hall a million Of dollars
anu some of them more. ~ ''"A
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
BY iNLoEs & BROTHER.


BY INLoEs & BROTHER.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE q.
AT AUCTION.
On Monday morning. March ssh a, ioo..,.sL - -,
sen " inc MARKET Tavern, date Armsfrony. VIII
uIe househoid and ktehen FuTnitnre felon-inr ~ su
present proprietor, tMr = ClrterO who Is returns S a
LIQUORS, SC.
hand S'' ]tuois' &C
no. sale Posuve-Terms cash.
INN :, INLots A. BROTHEr. snes.
BY DABNEY 49, uOkN.
sell Friday, 25,h los i'm firm, of our An.,,oo
SURE az ~ 3eloeE a quantity OF Furniture, such as
Wardrobe, Bureau
sofa Rocking Chaira
dozen Cane sea
Wood Seat DO
Feather BEDS. BedRng,S &C.
Hair aud Shuek Msitress.a
Hgh and Low Pos; Bedaeads Cot.
Tables, WoTkstands, etc.
GROCERIES.
After the above, will be sold
rs 6rkins Butter; l2kegs LAID
~ Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
- bags shot
sbosss prime manufactured Tobacco
w thousand Cigars
GOO Cognse DANDY, Champagne Wine, Vinegar, Moasses
20 The above sale is postponed to Monday osbins,
mh2 20 DN"NIi AunhnRN,
ADDITIONAL.
VIII, Re ADDED 70 our sale TLis Morning.
pipe and biol Port Wac
lhAlfppe Gin
case Fur Hats
bale Osnaburgs
TO- % bushel. Yellow and Pink Eye Potatoes
.m Hn % ID a L, Aucts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

600 s1nrg Lottery, ertra ~ for 9Th April 1872 40,
,es.pn., w OF 1900 loot 100, etc Tickets az ec,
siD-halves 5O-quarteIs2 "' ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

q, . 18th March. tGl0O Capital.
,,% o. "a I ~ n 6J &C o. 81 a a
80 ~ 20, s2S, $40, all others with one No az
10 Ih odd besides large number Of others sent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
NEW SPRING GOODS.

IOHN WRIGHT respectfully utimatcs TO his
friends and the public, the arrival part Of his sptnr
Goods, selected 10y himself during the last fortnight aud
ou me very depressed stale OF the market and buying
principally for cash. he Is enabled greater
Than lac has hitherto done' an1 carly call ~ solicited
Amongst the Goods Will be found the following viz.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
NOTICE.

Our Packet Boats will leave here,f,er lines veek
Monday, Wednesday aud FTidaysP
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday A w.
NIB y BOYD, EDMOND e. DAVENPORT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
s-1 The Compiler will please copy every other DAY
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES AND COAL

hOI tslN
RN virtue Of Two deeds Of Trust executed 10 the sub.
II scrber a. Trustee 10y WIN n Brandcr and Of recorg
m Chcsicihcld the htsi dated lOh January 1870 and
TIC lat dated 9Th Of November 1870 will be sold n rers
lavernn Nanc hcsier on Thursday the tn Of April ner
a lOoeocs, VI very lively & valuable Siavcs-anio n
ne day following, az the Glwric Pits Otherwise called
Murchics Pitts, in Chcsfctfcld the interest OF Vim N
Hranaer, being estate for bic hfc fourth the
sad rus anil the tact Of Coal Land attached thereto say
lN acrcs. These Pits well known and considered
10 cc Of great value. Terms At sale.
NH u colds ~ RHODES, Trustee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

Lee-bIrE Ieiiery, class =, for April 3Rh. s3lcO
OF . whole tickets viii be sent for sl3U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

for Wedncsday nlehi, received per mail.
PrEcs aAlUo 5Qpl 3lO1 2s1. 10 prizes Of luul a. "A
~ % o. l5o5 of 100 ETC. Is Nos Is drawn Tickets g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
THE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

AT meeting Of many friends Of To,sl Absd
fnee, favOraee to the organization ola State So.
fiy called together by notice duly given in the pa.
Of the city, held at the OH Blptis, Church, in
70 City OF Richmond. on Wednesday evening,
psreh 2'rd. MIR VIM. Ran ny was called to pre-
|de. ami Mr. Geo. II. Peakt to act as Secretary.
On motion Of the Secretary, a resolution was
dop!eo, declaring IL proper TO form a State Tot al
losunenee Society; and, upon motion, a COMMITTEES
4 hve was appointed to draft and present 10 a
hee,lng to be held ut tho same place the following
vening, a Constitution for said Society.
Mr. Nj Mcllhaney then rose and addressed tho
'oeiety upon the general subject in fosciLlo style,
pr lew minutes, and the meeting adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
ID. NJ. HOYT & cos
TUE. KICIIMOND, va
w Ssri !. a TICKET at uoys'. sLaely cosrt,"

which, 'oos sHSVEHD. leads 20 to FokTUsE
Drawing OF Va Leesburr Lottery. No - r,,,,- No.
p, lo,h March. 5000 cs Iiz, h'iA-ofa~'
81 al -. e al. e n % % % O. q 3
p,5s 81 - odd. besides large number Of other. sss
ATTENTION, ALL
IN Below, We publish sket III Of nine SPLENDID sehe..
but each scheme has in Il near hal1 ai w
anu some of them more. " "'"A
Va Lessburg Lottery. Class D. IN bs draw, .o,,o.,
,sR 900 Capital, 1000 % 81 oo1 eir Trl , ,'
G OF aPAekAseo Of g whole tickets Will be sent
600 e,p,s .G S r. L,esry April s,l s25
s OF package Of IS whole tic sets will be sen ~
sio'-hAves 5o-quarers25. ''"' TOT
Va MOnonsalia Lottery. e.tr. 10. for 9th An,u 1870
ssSo SsDita 1000 toof 1900 etc TeEstssio keeT.
une-'e Of package OF % whole tic kets sI5j VT
CANA, Le,ss6ars Lottery extra s for 18Th April s,ooOo
be sent for $50. - "A''e VIC He'S VIII
Va MononEaiia Lottery, class T. for is,b .n,u a,
Uoo MOO 25Of 200 etc: Tcket $40 eensisea. Of.
PACKAGE % whole tickets will be sent for $3.50.
e,Ss Lf loSS L L. ext, for n Apr ,soa
% "l'o'e tickets will be sent for sl3O.
espia 1900, - OF icoi etc T,esct,sio 49,
ola iaekase Of 10 ShOs tic keIs wl be seri for slsO
ieetb lrg Lottery extra ~ Tor 27th ART seooo
esss Of %. ls 10 e ti, ni a., e. sii
Va LeesburE Lottery, class T. for April 9Th s3looo
esph luOoJ 30 OF 80. etc. certificate OF pac ~ &c
Of - whole tickets viii be sent for si3O.
Orders for Tickets in auy quantity in the above will be
ushded TO with the utmost and the result sent
., DM HoYT & co,
me --. :, Richmond, Va.
JAMES PBALEN - CO.,, Managers,
RIcHiosp. Va.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
. Drawing % tho GeorsstoWn, Class a.
% - ~ y ~ - 81 ~ - 20 - y %
Df-xing Of the P1koraoke River Lottery. Chs. n.
u 81 10 Is 60 }! - 81 1 a. ~
DrsTinE Of TIC school Fund Lottery. Class go.
,,it II u -. 70 70 , "a Al 81 "a.
~ " %, prize Of sl0Oo Ia Whole and n - e nfz,
oil SS1o, we're 10th sold 10 the above
school Fund fauery. Class 3r9 for Tu.aI.v evc,inv
,aatSh Nl Capiies- e3lOJO. C'ts 4Oa 2pp ItGO lu !,
~ " OF Is" ~ OF - ~ Of 30 so OF ~ c.e Is Noe
10 tra~h out TIckft only slu.
Tickets. shares and p,ekar,- IN Nil =, ,,,..,,.,
p14f LoteIes OF which lanes Phalen a. C., ar. ~,
gers may Of any time be found a. the aIoye one
OIirts i"n any rart 81 the onion will r-c GIVE H. Ram.
% uehal -eI prUtnpt attention il personal srnEe.
49, t1T casheti IN 81 eascs, prsseniai!on az N
mi ~ CHARLES ALLEN
MANAGERS. Once
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

e,Di,, ie.,oarE Lottery extra ~ Tor 27th ArT'r .e,
i % n
cate Of pseks-- = - whole tickets will be sic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

Lottery, estIa 49, for 9Th April si2-
spo capital, 10000, 40 of 800, etc Tekeisslo -
uneAie Of package Of % whole tic kets sl.SJ " WI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel.
LOTTERIES no BE DRAWN SOON.

For Monday, NJ ~ o'clock, r. NJ. in the Exchange.
Pnzcs-SiTGn. tOn. 2eo. 2Up 1871. 10 Of loo no M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

c,i n29onFss Lottery. extra % for 2]i krril ss5 90
esph1i l<V,p ~ Of lUOl, etc TickctsslO rs,,,6r,1
OIL iackase Of 70 EhOs &c kei viii be senf for sIsD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
BELL TAVERN.
+ o THE PIT RTIC

TO L He PUBLIC.
TIE proprietor OF this establishment returns his
Il thanks 10 his friends and the public, generally Cr
their liberal support since it first opened Tor their
acct nmodalou under his manag ia Octobcr IstO
aud lac hopes still further merit Il by max ne an os
who solourn at TIC BELL, comfortable al as "A
o'hcr Hotel or Masiun main street. Having bnwevcT
made no arrangements with foreign markets for lis deli
cous S0 Crab Lobster, WoodcOck &c he cannot will
pfopriciy, promise them TO the Public-beIrvns tbat
they are rarely obtained IN our markets and Il obaine
INC cost OF such Injuries would TO great, that he il "a
ushcd that the Public would See by reference Ia
The very low price OF Roard that would bo humbus i'm
lie cArchc Tor him 20 promise sue Il luAures 1 will
therefore, only say 10 the public, that INV best efnts
shall always strive % obtain every reasonable Injury our
market can aiori lie takes this method also oflnr "a,
iig the public that no IL ready and willing 10
hetNc mem Than hc Is, when called onand no one lcss
VIKING tn caicr Tor public patronage, beyond what lac
ccyes 10 be The rules OF pruprety, than he is al least he
VIII say, that honesty % himself aud Justice 10 lis cllo.
brethren, would never allow him cater for public pa
tronasc within the walls of other Hotels
Bndri for meals only siSO ptrycar.
Per day, 25
Gontcmcn wishing board by the year. month"; or quar-.
Ter, would 40 well 10 call and TASTE Tor themselves
on ma. WIN w DIX, Proprietor.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
SXXS.AT'E'O.N'!S sbF'F7E1!E.

81 all the world say WnIttheycas
Ior selling prizes STATIONS ne mIn
Drawing Of Monougala Lottery. No Is EXtr,-M.r.b q
- . 10 ~ Al y q 80 25 81 IA 81 a.
lekct Nos - IL, another capital sold and cashed Inv
STATION
Drawing Of Monongaia Lottery No l4-M,,eb ot,b.
80 3 60 70 6S u - is q 81 ~ p 81 i6
Whole ticket, MS - % lsS Two more canfals .ctt
Half 30 . 81 6 and cashed by s,raitoa
ECT-A, 3! O'Clock, p. NJ, This D,v.
WcllsburE Lottery, Class No H. draws A. the Irh,,r.
prize Of sl760, 500, 25O), quo 1921 10 Of 100 a
- Nos-I2 drawn. Tickets S. - wv ~
Va Leeshurs Loucry. No g. FOR Wednesday morning.
gary pre- isl1pJ 90 1900, ll6i, 1907 1000 etc -
Nos-l4 drawn. Tickets 81 ~ 80
Monougala Lottery, No H. extra. for Wednesday night
prize Of $1,000 81 1900. 2Sq 10 oflOOO etc rs Nos
10 drawn. Tickets s..
Thursday at the Exchange.
Mononfaa No u. draws the Exchange Al 3! O'Clock
drawn. Tckcts 81 " - ''' ~
MononEalia Lottery, No Is, extra for Friday Ni.ht
Nos-l3 drawn. TeketsSs. "
April %.
Iocsburc Lottery Glass u. f1r Monday morning e,riv
prizc Of 5tO, l0tpQ bpo, $50 300 900 etc Is Nos
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
FOR RENT.
FOR BALTIMORE

IL The store al present occupied BY the subscri
ffyfA BEES. Possession given immediately
kifihi DUVAL & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

ior Tickets In auy quantity In the abo yc will be
ended TO with the utmost pTonpnes. and the result sen,
l"hen r,qneatedD TO all who order Of
Inh2I hunL a 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

va LeesbuTz Lottery extr. Is for 2nb Anra s3o m
equal lODD Of 2DI. OF l5Tl Of 9f., IN 81 IN =.
~ - &c Tickets $40. a cerGea.e " r.ekage q
90 whole tickets will be sent for $50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
ESN Tue British Birque MINERVA, Can't Geo pusk
A1L1 now Al City Point, 3is tons burthen Apply In
90 WEBB BOOKER & HAMILTON
VINO oher from board i've rpool f,cfnrv fit 81,
IN esses MUSTARD IN tottles and kegs-table Saf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

Prizes-i0Ono. l,o0 IAN ii64 Is Of i1o6 % Of on
Of 100, co Of leo els. ~ N'sii irawn. Tickets a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY DUNLOP, MoYcURE co

S oa BRIG ESTHER-AT AUCTION.
&C., ne a'th Inst, In font of our = ore Al no
Of tba a. 80. without reserve, the Cargo 81 sugars
ted ~ b, ns Ieshy Porto Rico Sugars OF the eele6ra
per. NJ ~ 'ot approved pa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

m, i mon9ngSa Lottery, class y. for lsth April an
psc 80 - Dol Sp9 ETC. Tickets $40 ceTiihcate OF
f1'Aage % whole tickets will be sent for $3.50
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
CARGO SALE
PORTO RICO SUGARS AND coFFEE:
= q Is Lie AUG ITO
Ar k'or- kf..r "

- ~ " ~ Il "
Ar FoEr MosRoE, Va.
MILL be selj on the bah day pr 1872 eonierned
w eunS shot, True kWbeels. AMI Fragments OF Guos
uou.lhs 10 upwards % 100 Tons Of Old iron. 25s Ol.
'NoLus oae 'uInrs i-lihs lot Of OF Tools ths
property Ofthe United stafes N' wv
Terms cash delivery wM IArcproS
mh H-lav2gxdfiphA ans'i,n.,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

VALUABLE NEW BOOKS,
AT AUCTION.
on Tuesday Evening. March 9Th at o'cloek wa will
cell, without reserve. large CONSIGNMENT OF New Boks
comprising Works Of merit IN the various branches o
ILS- Catalogues are realty.
no sales pOstvs-TeTms Cash.
NH . 1NLoEs & BROTHER Aucts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

no Consutuiion requires the appointment Of
1ne Vice President from each county. civ and
borough N the State. The vacancies will bo filed
up ns NC society shall receive tho names Of active
md Jealous temperance men from agents and others.
who IS expected will take tho carlics, steps to
every Society in tho Commonwealth
Major George T.. Roberts wa. o,,,;.h.1 ill
'ropec credentials Of his Office as General AGENT
onmeodng him 20 tho attention Of The friend, 81
nc oiuss, preparatory TO an instant,ooor. 80,
nsnccmcat OF hs labors. 'V''
RssoiCtf, That tho officers OF the to.,t e,.i.,,..
throughout the State Of Yreinis bs ,eos,., . =.
'eceivo, and forward. the names of ali n,,so,,,
willing TO join the State Society, to The Corrtspong.
Ing Secretary.
Oh motion o. r. NJ. M,Ihanoy. Esq.
Rssolrsd That all editors friendly o tho obiee.s
esdings, together with the Constitution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28

80, Lessbnrg Lottery, extra &C. for 18Th April 5000
J-a' '.Oo ~ OF 1910, etc. Tiekeis sI2 IS Nos-Ir
b. "sn, ss,heaie Of pae ksse VI IS whole tickets vii
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
FOR NEW YORK,

kEEN Tie regular packet schr MaHehssfsr C,p,,i,
s2Hb Aleu- having part Of her cargo engaged vii have
- for ireght or passage apply on board
mn - LANES EIsIIrp a rnNr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-28
BY DUNLOP. MONCURE = 90

VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
VT iuc.day thr sh April, at o'clock in the .nornooo
on me premises VIII he sold for cash. that valuable Bre
eGcuen san9isc en- or Gerry street, now occupied as
oroeery store an' Immediately opposite the scale
nI S ana adjoining the Grocery OF Jas DueTs, Esq
by regGest Ofthe Proprietor.
nh "a DTNIOp NoNcu1p ro -.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-15

BOUNDARY MEETING.--A meeting of the citizens
of Stevenson county, Illinois, was held at Freeport
on the 10th ult for the purpose of considering
sures to be adopted by the inhabitants of what is
called the "Disputed Territory" necessary to
place said Territory under the jun sdcton of Wis
consin, and the formation of State Government.
A variety of resolutions were passed, among which
the following:
"RcsoIred, That this meeting recommend to the
citizens of this county, to Immediately adopt mea-
sures in conjunction with their feowcitlzens of the
fifth State, for the organization of said State, by
adopting republican constitution and establishing
a State government under the same"
The meeting proceeded to make arrangements
for holding an election in the several precincts of
the county. for the purpose of testing the sense, on
the subject of State Government
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-15

threatens disastrous consequences. This
breach may yet be healed. and the dark
cloud, as ye, no bigger than mans hand,
may pass away--but | fear the contrary.
" Ii my suspicious are we'll founded,
the resignation Of Mr.. Clay will be the
signal for the depreca ed division to take
place. A system Of policy now con,em-
plated by distinguished Senator, and
dete rmined on by him with just and homo
rab!e motives, will then be commenced, and
if commenced. it must have the unlortun
ate effect of destroying the Wing party in
The Senate, and sign the political DEATH
warrant Of those who sustain it. On this
subject cannot say more at present."
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-15
COMMUNICATIONS.

The MuwAUKIEAN.-Permit me Messrs Edi-
tors, to occupy small space in your paper, on a
small subject-the Miiwaukiean. yesterday saw
little anonymous sheet bearing the fore going title,
purportlng to have emanated from an association of
gentlemen and printers in the village of Milwaukee
The osensble object set forth in this little epheme-
raj vehicle folly, is the Improvement of the morals
Of Mtacauhee:-a rare means truly for such pur-
pose | should not have troubled you with any no
tice of the Mllwaukean, il not that one Of the
leading articles which II contains, is a low scurr-
Gus attempt to crticse the prospectus of the Gar
land and to throw unjust imputatons upon the
character of Southport. Although in no respect
connected with the contemplated Garland, vet am
not disposed to let those pass with impunity who
unwarrantably arrogate to themselves an abundance
of learning.
Were 1t not that more than merited notice
would be given to the egotstca author OF the cri.
ticism, would ask of you the publication of the ar
ticle entire, for the amusement OF our village school
boys, who have taken their first lessons in syntax
and as specimen of the literature of the associa
ton. The premises from which the writer draws
his conclusions respecting the probable literary cha
racter of the Garland, show his consummate igno
rance of his subject. If this effort be indeed spe
cimea of the learning of the association or of Mil
waukee decencg then my estimauons OF the intel
lectusl character of that town have hitherto beer
oyerrated. Criticisms are instructive when proper
ly directed and especially when the critic possesse
the ability to perform what he undertakes Their
81 wide difference between vulgar ridculc, and
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-15
THE TELEGRAPH.
SOUTHPORT, WIS, MARCH Is, 1912.

Our PRosPBcrs.-N the pressure
which exists in consequence of the deranged state
OF the currency, the prospect of improvements in
this village, has at previous tim, been more fiat
tering than at present. The number of buildings
erected in this town last season, was over sixty
from present indications it is Judged that the num-
Der of new buildings this year, will exceed the num-
Der erected last year. A considerable number have
already been commenced, and preparations are ma
king In different portions of the town for the erec-
ton of dwellings, shops, stores, &c. Southport
holds out strong inducements to many kinds of me-
chancal trades, which have not yet been established
among us. As for professional men, the town is
well suppGed-more lawyers and doctors could
hardly expect profitable employment, while our
town maintains its present character for health
and so large portion of population entertain
dislike to litigation. But more substantial, indus
trious tradesmen of various descriptions, would do
well to settle among u.s. The surrounding country
is rapidly filling up with inhabitants, and the de-
mand for articles of mechanical trade is constantly
increasing.
The prospect of large emigration to this Terri
tory the ensuing season of navigation, is greater
than at any former period. The accessions to our
population will probably be far greater this, than
last year, and is pretty certain that no govern
ment lands of desirable quality will be found in
Racine county after the year 1912.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-03-15
CONGRESS.-NEW PLAN OF FINANCE


Mr.. CUSHING, from the select Committee of the
House of Representatives the plan of finance,
submitted his report Thursday
The entire sitting occupied IN hearing it
read bill accompanies the report, entitled GO
bill amendatory of the several acts establishing the
treasury department.
This bill differs from the original project in re-
duclng the number of commissioners at the seat of
government, independently of the Secretary of the
Treasury and the Treasurer, from three to one, and
limiting the agencies to ten in ALL the number be-
fore being two in each state in restricting the
purchasing bills of exchange, foreign domestic
to the occasions when the Secretary of the Treasu-
ry should direct, and in taking away the right to
issue treasury notes, or five per cent stock.
The committee it will be recollected, consists
of Messrs. Gushing, Gilmer, Wise, Irwin, Profit,
Roosevelt Mckay, Kennedy. and Davis. The
first five named friends of the administration
Messrs. Roosevelt and Mckay democrats, and the
last two wings. Mr. Davis submitted written
report, and Kennedy reserved the right to do so.
MIR. Profit, one of the majority of the committee
is said to have expressed the opinion that the plan
is the Sub Treasury, without the specie clause.
The New York American denounces the plan
in unmeasured terms as GO the Exchequer Plan in
a shape even more Objectionable than its original
deformity." The Globe and Intell gencer are
silent on the subect..-[ Albany Argus.