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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
Well, Mr. d. any news; see you've got the paper

We'll, Mr. II. anynews; see you've got the Papers'
H'-Newsl yes, plenty Ornewsi the currency is ru-
ined the State is ruined and we're all going to be ru'
ined, five don't get high tariff. But my paper says
the loco focos are all split up. Read That
Dem.-Seeing as you and Il have pretty good bellies
on u.s. think we can stand the ruin that's coming upon
US. You know we were to be ruined, if we didn't get
National Bank. But we are as fat as And the
''locos are aspIt up, are theyl That's all nonsense;
Patrcks humbugging you again, as he did about the
Banks. But what's he say about the electionsl any re-
turns from Connecticut or Virginia.
Wing. .-Eectionsl there's not been any, Loco oco
msrue has hads such hard times, that they can't hold
elections Patrick hasn't told of any; if there
he would certainly say something.
Dem. There told you be was hunbugging you
We have carried Both Connecticut and Virginia; here's
my paper; listen while ] read.
"Connecticut redeemed. We have carried the Gov
ernor and State officers two thirds of the Senate, two
thirds of the Assembly and gained 6000--
Wing. Stop--I don't believe word-that's the ly'
ing Yanoerut; lake it away; the lying thing. There's
been no electons, or Patrick would print them.
81 DEM Why, you old fool, don't gel mad; wait till
Tn DONE then fyou show me a lie, I'll stop the paper
Wing. Don't read ome; Patrick says the thing lies,
that's enough; there's been no elections he would
tell usiloco ocoism has ruined all; dontw 10 talk
to a loco. Goodbye. tF" -.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
SPECIE PAYING BANKS

Western Reserve Bank, Far. 4 Mech. Bank OF steuh
Colum Bank n Lisbon, Bank of Mt Pleasant,
Belmon. do St Cairsyie, Bank of Marietta,
Bank ofZanesville, Bank ofWooster,
Bank of Massilon Bank of Sandusky,
Bank of Xenia, Bank of Muskingum,
Bank of CrcevilIe, (old Ohio Life ms 4 Trust Co.
Bank of Norwalk, Dayton Bank.
Bank Of fGeauga, Franklin Bank OF Clncnhau
Lafayette Bank Cincinnati, Commercial Bank Of DO
Commercial Bank of Scioto Clinton Bank Of Columbus
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
THE PENITEN rIARY RECLAIMs HIM.

We learn by the Statesman, that Harrington the Gal
lpoIis Bank President has been sent to the penienfas
ry for 6years. The hundreds who were swindled out
ofthousands by that Bank may derive little consoa"
ton in knowing that this 'Ltte Bddle'' will now do
the State some service. Where's Bentley
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

THOMAS EWING We see an abstract of re"
port from the Secretary of the Treasury, which shows
that Mr. Ewing, has made an immense fortune $2o2,-
O00) off the wdows, and heirs of revolutionary SOL
diers who held Virginia land scrip. And the way he
done it sths Shortly after his election to the u
s. Senate he went for the re-charer of Biddes Bank;
that Bank lent him 500 900; he then hunted up The
names ofthe holders of this scrpisen agents to them
who bought for mere song; he next got laws passed.
allowing an extension of time on these land warrants.
In $780, an act was passed, allowing this land scrip to
he received payments for lands at the land Office to
the amount of $40, 900 acres. Under Mr.. Ewng's in
fluence acts were passed making the Limitation $4,000
acres. Having bought up the scrip, his agents then
rushed to the land offices, and turned it into money, in
many instances making 100 dollars out ofthat that did
not cost him 100 cents. We find by The report of M.
Forward, that Ewing's operations amounted to $252,
900, most fnot all of which was wrenched from the
innocent and unsuspecng heirs Of revolutionary sol>
diers. Ewing dsnled having anything to do with it in
1885, and when he was appointed Secretary ofthe Trea
sury, the charge again made, but denied by his
friends This brought up resolution ofinquiry, into
facts and figures but Ewing delayed answering it. and
il was not iill Mr.. Forward took his place. that the
country got al The lacs Yet this the pure incorrup-
tibe Statesman, that some ofthe whg papers talk Of
for Plesident When he ismade such, then Nick Bid
die Bentley and harrington, must go into the Cabinet
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

3 COUNTERFETTS- are counterfeit dollar
notes in circulation, On the Banks of Masslon, and
Sandusky, miserably done. and easily detected.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

Ohio Stocks, sold in New York last week at II Cts
on the dollar. Having increased in value l6 per cent
since the resumption law passed. This shows how
"lhe loco foco legislature runined State credit"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
May 9th, 1912.
Notice..
Notice..

a instance writ Of attachment this day issued
A by Daniel Keller Justice of the Peace in and for the
towshp of Dover Tuscawas county Ohio, against the pro-
2ery and effects of Lewis Morrel, abscondng debtor
Dated this 10th day of May, AID. 1912.
G. RITTER,
G. w. sLINGLUFF,
JOHN STERLING,
is. STERLING,
Traders under the name and style Of Ritter snguf 4
SteringS. H4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
May 12, 1912,
TAKE NOTICE.

THE Copaneshp heretofore existing between the UNDER
gned undJon Lontzand in Mining and Boating Coal was
dissolved the I'd day of May 1872 by the undersigned SELL
ing his interest in the coal bank situated in Trenton Tusca'
rawas County, Ohio,
May 6, 1912, l73
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

Keep itbefore tho People ha. The whig editors now
say their party are in fayOr Of Specie paying Banks
And Also,
Keep il before the People, that every Wing but two
in the last Legislature voted against The bill 10 make
the Banks respmS Specie payments.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
AN ECONOMICAL GOVERNMENT.


The Secretary orthe Treasury, in his report the
tariff on the 9Th May estimates the expenses Of Gov
ernment as follows:
For the year 1912, 1888 622 258 95
For the year l843 30 1853 658 %
For the year 1874, 30, ,262, OBS 81
Total in three years $99, ,242, 1858 70
The wings promised if they got into ..
power, the government should be
carried on for l3 900 900 year,
making in years 9,00O 900
Subtract this from the above ---
and we have an excess OF $59, ,242 953 73
over and above what they promised to carry on the
Government fcr-and which the people must pay. lf
there ever was deception practiced, these figures
prove it
The people contracted with The Federal par.
~ build them house in three years, for thirty. y.nine
millions Of dollars. At the end Of year, Federalism
comes in with bill of 90,OOO,O 600, (being fRy-nine
millions of dollars more than the original contract J and
asks them to pay it, otherwise the house cam 90 ND
The people having got into the scrape must get outor
il the best way they can. Irthey won't pay the extra
BILL the workmen say they II not drive another nail g.
what is already paid will be lost. Ir they allow the
extra charges then the house will cost nearly times
its WORTH so lisa losing game all round Virginia &
Connecticut repudiae The extra bill; othors States think
it would be better to pay it How twill be decided.
time will tell. But there thing ceriain the peo-
pie will not employ Federalism tobulld any more hous
ses at that price
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
"Who is there among the friends Of American manu>
factlres that talked raising tax on cotfee?"

On molasses cents per gallon,
Un black teas from 10 10 IL cents per pound,
On green teas from Is to l8 cents per pound,
On Coffee from other places than Europe cts pound
On Coffee from Europe cents per pound.
So we see coffee is to Oe taxed 3ts. The farmer can
now get pounds for dollar When the new tax bill
takes effect he will get from to 6. Yet this lying
wbig editor would make them believe coffee is not to
be taxed. Oh no. he says they don't even talk Of such
thing taxing cofee They talked Of giving hePeo-
pie ''2 dollars day and roast beef when H'bison
was elected; they talked of lowering taxes loo, but
now they are about to rase them, and consequently
don't want to talk. We think the farmers will talk
when they have to she'll out.
The quantity of coffee imported into this connlry in
1910, was 94996, ,O95 pounds The same amount
irshipped this year will bring tax of one Million
nine hundred thousand dollars, out of the pockets Of
thecoffee drinkers. Now what do you think of that
mans honesty that tells you his party don't talk Of
taxing coffee, when at the same time they have bill
before Congress to tax you for that article alOne nearly
t,oo millions Of dollars yearl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

MARRIED, -On the 24th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Whitman, Mr.. Samuel II. Adams, to Miss Mary Ann
Kenney, both of Dover.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

The TylerpGrty of Stark county hold convention
the 5th June to select delegates to attend the State
convention at Columbus, for the purpose of nominating
aTyler man for Governor There will be great tear
ing ofshirts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

GJOur friend Dmock, of Miersburg says he cant
write because somebody killed his pet fox. How do
the wing editors do, a0er losing so man pei coonsf
GTWs havea Wing editor in this county so motal
that no thinks i, lndecentto say Coon skin" When
passing a Halter shop, he invariably puts hsndker-
Ghetto his eyss--in memory Of the departed.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
MARKETS.

NEW YOKK, May 10.
Genessee FlOur, G. .0Oa 6.l2 Wheat Sl,25
Ohio do 500 6,l2 Pork 600
PHILADELPHIA, May l8.
Flour 5.e7 800 Wheat l,SOa l,SS
BALTIMORE May l3,
Flour $500 Wheat 80
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26
A STEAMBOAT BEAR HUNT.

The Cincinnati Chronicle relates the following
rhe Steamboat Coisair, arrived last night from Ga
lena, relates curious incident In the Ohio river be-
low they espied large Bear swimming the river. The
mate and his companions put off in skif with deter
minalion to capture Bruin. The gentleman however,
made very sturdy resistance. At length they fixed
rope around his head and carried The other end to the
steamboat Then began pretty little scene. The
steamboat proceeded on. and Mr.. Bruin followed er
necessate He was soon hauled in, when his first pro,
ceeding was to climb the upper deck and put to fight
all the loungers in those regions The end was. he
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-26

The Secretary ofthe Treasury, in his report on the
tariff on the 9Th May, estimates the expenses Of Gov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR

WE By the TO SELL on liberal
w tefns, those three substantially built, aud enebly
situate Dwelling Houses Bank street. between and
ioh, AZ the foot Of the Capitol square. The lots
Dos" ~ eet deep, and each Tenetneni has ffoat Of
about 3 feet, with protected by handsome iron
rsihng They three stories high, exclusive Of base.
nent and gaffct aud have each 10 rooms with
All the handsomely flushed thosc on the hrst
Moor AMI the chambers With marble nanties The Yards
are paved. and supplied with from the City Voter
Works Kitchens AMI servants Of the trs order
Wood sud Coal Cellars la 'front.'. the sale walk These
Dwelling Houses have rented for STOO per annul:
but the prcccnt RENTS tCO.
ALSO,
Tenement la tho Of the above three stories hixh
with Garrett, fronting about q feet Main street
AMI al p,ssht occupied ~ Nh sheppard The lower
u lifted up for Store aud Counting ROOM the upper part
zcnecly finished for family, with private aud
every accommodation OF kitchen and rooms Ia the
Narti. Annual reui, eco.
All the above property Ia covered by Insurance In the
stual Insurance Society.
should sale not be effected privately before let Apul
next W shan, on that day, at o'clock NJ, the preL
/ ses ofrr the same for sale al public Auction.
for further parc ulars apply Office.
NH % WILLIAMS AZ uANALT, Auets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
NEW BOOKs-Nanru &.

4 W. RANDOLPH 4 co. have received Popular Nc
lodlcs, comprisng original and select Muslc uf the
fano' ofrtn, Harp anil Guitar adapted tn uri.
Glnal songs moral and religious subjects, hy Nra VI h
lloyd and Miss Is nsloy
Popular Tcchnoogy of Profcrsions and Trsjcl, ~ r
Hagfn
Expo lon 70 sbori ant Polar - In ian, ~, ~ ami
-, commanded by Admiral Frederick wfanycl of The
Rus5ian Navy. mr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
SALES AT AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY TIIo's BRANCH & BRO.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. AT AUcTio,

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, AT AUCTION
WITHOUT REsERvr.
~ virtue Of deed Of trust executed by WIN Norr,.
~ 10 the subscrbers the lr day Of March Isr- e.
seitln pntposcs therein forth and duly recorded w
We tlerss otheeof the Hastings Court Ir tbs Cfy -,
county: - '''"'0 "'"'ke
We shan proceed 20 sel Auction on tho 21,l a,x a,
lci al III O'Clock, the premises the eloying
heA fsac, VIZ Commencing at City Point Al ~. uor
u"n 81 James and AppsnsoS RverSO Nil, M. ,if
a3s All on by Meaiah Rates. Surveyor Of IN. C,x q,
shnonu amounting Ia number TO about one
an immediately thereafter aud the same n,rc 4,
ssies9i Seuuioberee Land lying on Baily's Crees si
adtoning the said Lots the snuern RI,,,e,, 49, anu
should The sales Of The Lots the 4sk .eres N t
Aforesaid not be closed dnrns Inc day and in sim. 40 w.,
coed will the sale OF tie other property ~ ~
We shall, on the nert dag. Al tho sa,e h,
on The prctnsses, TO sell. by Public Auction The F,r,n
I~iih all the improveinenis) called Weston n pr,
eorge about two miles above City Point and bounded ON
The north by the AppomaoI Rvef ind ufaiun~ aio,,
40 acres This Landis valuable for its Timber aud con-
Fenl"neeto muke-ihe Railroad passing through NJ;
Inc situation Of Guy Point, as q possessing great
as1ntages for business well known the pubic and
u.r crrcsihe attention Of the husineFs men.
The terms OF sale will be In months the baianr 40
and two years-equal Payments.
tIe 20 the shove properly Ia unqucstionabe but
soing As Trustees shall convey only that which s
'estedin Us. JAMES W. PBGEAM)
no Sale conducted by
TlIOs BRANCH & BRO, AuetS.
ihere isou the above property, tho Point food Wo
10Y Dwelling House end Store, with valuable Wharf
'or Vesse!s AMI Two other houses. "a 2c-,Itis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
AUCTION SALES
94fls DAY
by DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
GROCERIES,

GROCERIES,
oh ihnrnsy tho lAh instant al 10 o'eLek al our ana
ton sore, viii BE- soAf ~ s-~S
i0 boxes Mold Can.ilcs
no bags Coffee
Sbhhts Whiak~v
81 bbl- Rum
l0hhds Sngara
do Winter Oh
lo,Ohi lbs View Bacan
% boxes Orangeg
% IN Lemons
b bills VINEGAR
half pipes Brandy, "a Custom Iron..
Terms "a usual mhT DxA Aue,,
ADDITIONAL
DO sacks salt, prime order
az boTes soap
LOO hbls HeTrings
best quahty '' n o. "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
DENTAL SUKCERY-

TIE UNDERSIGNED having located permanently in Rich.
mond, respectfully invites the attention ladies' and
gentlemen wishing Dental operations pcrfoTme :, 10 his
large aii choice assortment Of ucortuptblc Teeth and
10 hls methoi OF insertion gold plate, by Atmospheric
pressuIeo springs and clasps with pivots fitted accu-
racy IN point of color, hgurc. &C. clulc the
closest scrdy IN detection, and in nearly all cases
ieciy useful in naseaion He will perform all
~ operations on the .oth both for their beauty aud pre-
scrvaton. Office on Main street. few doors below The
Exchange Bank n HUDSON
R@fcrsnces.-Wm Plumer. ID ID. Gcn'l Pestam DIR
Chlmbcraync, nr Brockcnb Gcn'l Pcyton III II {;
Cabcll, aud sidney Baker, Esq feb % II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
NEM nISCnVEnY

TUE subscribers have fnt s1c three kinds o. N,~rc,
u Etcf-No. ~ consumption. Which cNccla az and
every knl Of consnmriNe mctciuc that rvor has boon
discovered Toy ari Wlil end 70 no hinhus n H.
sure cure iu fhe thrcc frst stages.
Maanefr Efhor NJ or Nervous ffsras which IA.
patients s hni io hclr them ~ houra aida sirc euro
~ shortuuc. u has ncvcrfucd IN INC most dangerous
cases
Magnetic Eihcr No for Liver and scraf.lons l,s,,scs
book troacs Of various Hscnecs arcoiurarv rarf,
package. rcrusal vii sauefy pure hssor ma mo,
pusscss indie pendent anil superior a. any r
compound Try ihcm We are not AFRAID fo haze M, n9
about thc Nsauefc Remedies
Medical S,ricucs are Invited Co tcsf anil condemn Ga en-
NuuucN ~ tuty ho hot NhM thcy arc recommended o.
bc. n EUsrACE a son
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

ANOTHER MLEOD AFFAIR.
Another Of Her Meissty's subjects has been ar
rested ia Buffalo. for participating in the burning OF
the corolinc. His name is Hogan, and he is said
to he "a good locking, bold and manly lit,e fellow
Tory, and game to the back bon g."
There is NO MISTAKE this TINE.
N. Y. MONEY MARkET-CITY NEWS.
The rate on Philadelphia is improving. Sales
oday ut only 81 per CT discount. On Baltimore
also the rate is better.
The sales Of Cotton are suspended the dates
IRON Europe are 30 much later, without any know
ledge OF tue Cotton market, that purchases are in
the dark.
MARKETS--Mnrch7 Z.
FLOUR is dull to-day at regular prices, sc %.
GRAlN-No sales Of common Rye.
COT rON--3ut very little doing to-day. Prices
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
THEOLOGICAL HOOKS
FoR SALE NJ
SMITH, DRlNKER l. MORRIS

A BBorrS way TO good
IA 90 Advice TO young Christian
do Family at uome. Se
hnuent Chrisuanity and the Doctrine Of tho Oxl,r,l
Tracts, ~ Isaac Taylor w '1
BiInes' Notes the CospelR Romans Aots Co,;ah,,n
G.la,ions, with questions To each
Rev III Diunis A. NJ (Reeior Ofuppcr Chelsea Chapl.In
10 hs grace the Duke Of Richmondl Ieetc. AMI
on various subjects, la seven volumes " mo- second
merican edition. 'N ~
Christian Union or an Argument for tho Abolition Of
secis, by A Vac Dyck ' "
Memoirs Of Mrs l. Dwight with sketch NJ ~. M, .,
Mis- Grant, Missionary To Peraa 4c. ~ "
serDons on important subjects, by the Rev Ramocl D,
sea, NJ with essay the Lite AMI Timea m me
thor, 10y Albert BIrnes, ia three volumes
The Female student, Lectures ysunr Ia.ics mi,
EDUCATION for the OF Mothtrs Tcaehern and Pupis
tonpanbon for the Festivals aud Flss the
Episcopal Church, with forms of Devotion by N IIob,y,
ID. D.. ~ u" ""0A'''
Episcopal Manuel summary explanation Of the Ior
rne, D8ciplue Worship u the Protestant Rofson,l
onurch In the United states with Appendix y Rev ~
" wilmer, ID De- new edition, adapted 70 the pres.nl .sale
u tho Church With considerable a hnlons 49,
Iieronee OF sac rel HBtoTY-by Mr. steel
Messiah the rrnce OF iLc MchaoTsl Dominion Of Iesus
thitsi, by w. slmmngtcn, u.
The Difficulties Of Roina1isni by g rabsr N ID with
an Introductory Essay by Rev ! Coleman. Rector o
Trinity Church, Philadelphia. -
The importance OF Family Religion, with = selection o
hymns adiptei 10 family worship, and Tables for Tho
regular Reading Of the Scriptures, BY Rev Winchester
The Better Covenant, practically considered by tho Rev
Hooker, a. "
The great Teacher, site ofntr frIa Miris,rv
10y Harris ID. VITA introductory l.. say by II Hum
phISy, ID D. President OF Anherst College.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

Va Mononzalia Lottery Class D-To he drawn March
18th lsl2 Capals-s62oi li7Gi, o. Of 1910, Whole
tickets sl0-s shares la proportion.
eeuthcaic Of \ package Of % whole tickets will be
sent for elJD-Eh,rcs ~ proportion.
orers for tickets shares certificates Of paek agas
IN any Lottery adveriiscd 10y G. Gregory Co attended
10 wtthc creates punctualy, and drawings (whcn
renested immediately after the dTawng II addressed To
feb q Ri.h,anoI 4,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
BY LANCASTER, DENNY & CO.

IT LA4NNlfo ffN, UENB s CO.
GROCERIES, sc. AT AUCTION -
Tn saturday. l2th Instant commencing al lG& o'clock,
n our store. Ne will sell without rascrvr.
Atakapls Sugars oi strictly prime quality
New Orleans III, fair do
- CroiT amt Pouo Rico Sugar
Single loaf and Powdered DO
New Orleans, West latia ani Sugar House Molasses
bacon, assorted Mould Candles Co-nac Brandy
Rice, Butter Green Rio and 81 Domingo Coffee
Best soft shell Almonds
Manufactured Tobacco
Seclrs Of various qusliiea
Rye, Nhtskcy, c. etc.
Icrns-i months credit
una ~ L d CO. Anets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

School Fund Lottery. Class ~, for Tuesday Evening
MARCH IN Capia!s-s30OO 7UOO ZOO, 3OOG 900 is o
lSN l3N lSn 1910 - Of l0 10 OF 5l 10 II 800 10 of
~, 400 Of LOO, etc. Tickets only eI0.
hS- Prizes cashed IN oil cases, presentation Of n G
above once. CHARLES ALLEN.
mn ManlgerE Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
WORTHAM'S OFFICE,
Under the Exchange Hotel

LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For Thursday, - O'Clock p NJ, in the Exchange
Hotel
Przes-S90D. 2Doo l5Ol l195, Of 1000 ~ 900 8 Of
26O, etc. etc 10 NOs-and u drawn. Tickets e.
For Friday Night.
Tho drawing of tho Va Monongail. extra class No r.
will then be received Prizcs-e OO. 75p1 900 POP
10 prizes Of b' l1 oi OO1 ~ Il OF 600 81 Of 80
30 OF 100 etc. etc. IS No--an1 ID drawn Tickets S.
For Saturday, 18th March, at Alexandra.
Va. Wclshufg, Class a. PTEes-sDWD laOsL 5gQn
Ss lsa it'n. 10 Of lOc Is of so 20 - of DO NJ
Of To- etc 70 Nos-lJ drawn-Noico that. Tickets sIo
Mammoth scheme FOR la;h March, AZ Alexandria. Csp.
al--scn'sO 25s'. l5iHO l20cJ lOUol sObp 7Oel Ge6o
of $50, OF iUI.5 Of 3Ufl OF 300. 10 of 1902 ~ OF
l2s % Of 1900 etc. etc. IS Nosl3 drawn. Tickets s2p
Va. N1nougaS, Class D--To be drawn AT Ale1,ndra
2sh Of Marcel Grand capaIs-sS -, or say, nett
s3l0h. ll76 6o, tOc0, 900 25oO 25Gi % OF ICo ETC.
~ Nos -l2 drawn. TokrjssiO.
NJ Shares Of Tickets n all the above IN proportion.
no n. bah orders punetually attended To- cither
or paokasc-oi whole halves or qIartersor ior single
Ticket, aud drawing forwarded when required.
f. - CHARLES WORKMAN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

Posomoke River Lottery. Glass IS for Friday Evening
March llh. Capals- s5juO 100 Ilol Il2( i0n 10 ~
l25 10 of 100, - OF 10 ~ OF CO. 25 Of -, etc. Tickets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
S25OOO. 1895.

Grand Consolidated Loucry Of Delaware, Class . fol
Saturday Evening, March 18th Capitals COO 59l5
of 1000 ~ VI 600 ~ Of 100 20 of3 3 Of 40 etc Tick
cts $40.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
s3O.Gnn- 1000.

Georgetown Lottery, Glass "A, for Monday morning
March li'h. Capita s9Cul. :sU1 2lqs OF lON 90 e
500 80 Of %, etc. Tickc.ss3.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10
ny LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
To newsofth the Steamer.
ANOTHER mLEOD AFrAA

The Senate is engaged upon the District Bank
Bill, and the House on the Retrenehment Report.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-03-10

Join q. wAYT, D,nflsf. has rctura~i hom hs
recent VS. 70 aud iaforH.s the nany
eioas VINO cahe tyr hlul darinE HE aLsenrc that
may noS be tund Al his once hours ~ he H. ,ns
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