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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

A~e EossOe0seoS s4s'etcEeO
"A ~ for sale st ny Drug aud cAs.ie.l
IA store
krsesots Teeth Pasta a. Prspars,ioas
kreosots Tooth wssh which 1 800.
Chlorios reeth Pssis mead ESr pr.ssrv-
Chlorine Tooth wash ing tAs ,:etA 80
ds- Tooth Powder Euas.
eyruP % cessaSesa. Tor esoxhs
Beuck,s and eUain's Pasas.s,
Doctor Chsppsls eteasshis Bisssrs, hixA-
y rseenDssdsa b. him FOE giving ioss 70
Tbs stomach
RsPPss. Msecabau. and Scotch ssu1s
50 ibs- OF 6rst-rats Hops
Porter In bottlss (of bssi qusiity)
Assorted Cordisis, Psrfses Love, Cream
Of Rose. Cream Of Lemon. Cream Of Noy gu.
40. Clarst Wine. n bottles.
JOHN ,. %. sFRAITu.
chariestovn. May II. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
STARCH.

A TTENTIoN is invited 70 the STARCH
"A for sale 81 J. }. Il. sTRATrHs Drug
S,ors, ~hish is Of very superior quality, and
viii be sold low.
June Z, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

e ~ eHAsss 10 vsik ssross shs eno~--rss1s 90
Proeofed q packet q Morsson's PsIIs. "a 80
ssem shout enc vesk. vhca ! S-rnI a. -.
sna 80 rss,irsiy veil. 90 the a.so.isSm.rs n ~.
m ard hi-DdA YOar ohdt s-rvT.
49, ALFRED EUBANK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
JUST RECEIVED g. FOR S.9LE-

JUST RECEIVED & FOR S.4LE,
n .ARooUE's SYRUP.
Ia w. Cough Lozsnges,
N. T. Cough Syrup,
Male Fern,
Dyaehylon q Rob0rsaS Piastsrs,-
LseS and Tyng's Itch 0iatnsnts,
Lss's, Lyoh's and Andsrson's AnLi-Bilious
Pills,
OIL Of spike,
Oil Of Stone,
Oil OF SeBeka,
Ground Mustard,
while Mustard Seed,
Cork in Sheets,
Gold Leaf, Copper Leaf,
Gold Bronze, Red Bronze,
White Lead in Oil,
Boiled Linseed OIL,
Silver Sand,
JohnsOn's Polishing Powder for cleaning
Metals. J. J. II. STRAITH
May IS, 1897.
n HAVE NJ ny Drug and Chemical stor..
n BydriodSte OF Iron,
Salacioe, the alkaline principle Of The sa-
lix-slba, Q valuable and efficient substituto
for the SulPh. ofQninine--and Citrate Of Pot
Ash--neW articles in the MaisPia ModIea-
straith's Anti-Bilious Pills q CouRh Nix.
turs, and Worn Syrup
May IS, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
WOOL


HAVE received supply Of superior Win
! ter Strained SPERM OIL; also, sperma-
oes. Nould and Dipl CANDLES.
Feb. 2, 1897. ). j. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

k~e@eh Br@aelH.
n Id Psseh Braudy juss received asS fup
~ sale 81 JOSEPH ~. RnOwpg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

HAVE ressiysd large supply
- Of HATS amonE whiah nav -
- fo0od he latest New YoFk fsak-
lon' soHastsiag saiirsis asq. Those
IN Wans 81 this article via 90 veil % s.il.
April "a, 1887 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

Boota, shoes, and Hats.
ME havs jasl reserved aappig o.
Boata, Slices, ed Stats. 81 ths istssl
slFie. WI, r. TEaRfAL q ca.
hailioun, Agsi 81, leg9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22
HERRING.

81 USr received 30 barrels prime Herring
e. which - offered on reasonable terms.
THOMAS HUGHES.
Msy IS, 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

AHINsDoS. Va, April 10, 1885
GESTLEuES-Brlov I sead yoa a rrrt,S,.,r
voiuaiArily oarred by IN M. ID, Who has beer
prscilaing Tor twenty yearA- ! retain the Orist.
nal, Dending yos faithful copy.
MCLBEnRY Gar Tennesaee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-06-22

The above pedigree Of Traveller was To-
ken from the Stud Book IN the possession oil
Mr. Peter Cotton, Of the City Of Rsehmond
Given from under my hand. this isi day ol
April, 1899. WA. BURTON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

The Globe of Monday night contains the
letter of the Post Master General to the
Chief Justice of the Circuit Court of the
District giving the ground on which he de-
nies their legal authority to issue manda.
mus, commanding him to credit Messrs.
Stockton and Stokes, and others, with a
certain sum of money awarded them by the
late Solicitor of the Treasury. Also the
opinion Of the Attorney General in relation
to the power of the Circuit Court for the
District of Columbia to issue inandamus
to compel the Post Master General 10 creds
1t Messrs. Stockton and Stokes and other
with certain sum of money. They oc-
cupy eleven columns and a half in the
Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

Election in Aia6amd-Go Signs
The election of Mr.. Spann, ". b. to the
State Senate from Henry County, in the
place of General Irwin, (W.) restores the
same division of parties that existed las,
session-which had been changed unfor.
tunately by The election of Jemison, (W.) in
Tuscaloosa, in place of Johnson, ". b.
In Lauderdale County, Hutchings, w.
b. has been elected to the House of Rep
resentaIiyes, by large majority over James
Jackson, (W.) to fill the vacancy OCCASION
ed by the appointment Of Mr.. Mckinley to
the Supreme Court Bench. The vote was
tor Hutchlngs, 760-Jackson, l97-major-
ity 563.--Nobiie Register.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

There is q great excitement in the cas-.
tern part of the state of Maine, in conse.
Iquence OF the recent arrest Of au American
citizen OF the name Of f. S. Greeiy. Mr..
u. was engaged in the performance of a du-
ty authorised by the Governor and Legisla-
ture of the State of Maine. The sheriff re-
fused to commit him the first time he was
apprehended, when Mr.. Greely returned to
Madawaska, and recommended counting
noses. The facts being represented to Sir
John Harvey, the Governor of New Bruns-
wick, he conferred with the Crown officers,
and the result was an order to Capt. Nc
Laughlin, the agent of the Grown lands to
have Mr.. Greedy arrested and thrown into
gaot.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

Perkins Steam Gun.-A correspondent oil
The United States Gazette, gives the follow
ing description Of Perkins's Steam Gun,
which has been in daily use for several
years at the Adelaide Gallery in London,
and never out of order, excepting IA few
hours suspension for repairs made necessary
ny the constant action of tire fire on the
steam generators. 1t discharges seUc mtg
balls against an iron target at the end of
the hail, an four seconds and can be re-
charged in as many; propelling the balls
e'ther. sIngly, or in voileys; so that 400
may be discharged in minute, or $4,000
or more in an hour! The barrel at pre-
sent is fixed, for security; but the plan is
to move 1t Oh ball and socket joint, so as
to aim any way, like the jet of water en-
g'ne. The principle is extremely simple;
merely that Oh body's blowing a pea
through quill. The balls, let into the
upright table of the gun, fall one by one
into the barrel, and are propelled through
that by a jet of steam from the generators
the tube" having been carefully stopped
by cock at its top, to prevent the balls go
ing off in that direction.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

{ OF Connecticut was not either repraied or
modified, at the late session of the !! ecisia-
ture OF that State. The bin passed the
House OF Representatives, but the Senate
iaid over to future session. This is we
confess, the first iutimatiou we have had of
such result, and we regret to be obliged
to record it. The Senate of Connecticut
has done itself no honor 10 thus hesilating
to rid the statue book of law that has so
long been a reProacll to the State aud to
her sister States Of New England. The
law of personal imprisonment for an obl;-
CATION merely sr contracts, and the . Grab"
statute allowing every individual who
choose to claim an Indebtedness against
another to take possession Of the defend
ants whole property at the pleasure of the
plaintiff, would be considered in Turkey.
as barbarisus only ft for Christians.
" Y. Gas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

A gentleman, known for his habitual tar
diness was invited to join a party at a
friends house, at an early hour in the
morning. Contrary to all expectation, he
was the first on the ground and his friend
IN surprise at his punctuality, burst out
into following lacid npos,rophe -" So
you've come first at last you used to be
behind 6ctore; | suspect you get up early
Of late; It's well yon called in season,
you would not have found me pithin ,0ifh.
out.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

The Ben. Sherod.-The Captain of the
Ben Sherod has published statement in
relation to the loss of that boat. He denies
having raced with any boats upon that un.
fortunate occasion, cantradicts the repor,
OF his men being intoxicated at the time,
ana entirely exonerates the steamboat Alton
from the charge of having dashed in A.
mong the sufferers and causing their DE-.
struction by her swell. Capt. C. state. al
50, that his wife and himself were the last
to leave the wreck, and that every exer,ion
vas made by his officers as we'll as himself
to save the passengers. The number of
passengers, had also been greatly exapper-
ased, there being not over $50 to I60, in
GLIDING the crew, children, servants and all
on board at the time the Ben Sherrod was
burnt, and out Of his number Ire does not
think there were over 90 or 6!j lott.
instead of 100 to 300, as had been errob.
eously stated. Capt. G. concludes his state.
ment as follows:
I" ! myself clung to the hope Of getting
the bost to shore and saving all, until n
was too late 10 save my own family, and
thereby lost my father and my two children
aau got my wife out, burnt that she was
not expected tn live. was burnt myself
slightly one child got burned to death in
my wife's arms when got hold Of her, and
the other drowned"
THE ATTACHMENT Law or CosSETIcuT.
1t would appear by paragraph in the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
NOTICE.

The citizens of Newpor, friendly to dig
ging for coal, are requested to meet at the
State House on Thursday afternoon n,
o oo'elock, to take into consideration the
ways and means Of carrying the same into
execution.
u The Herald of The Times is rcques-
ted to copy the above.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

.CoAr.-Ndssachusetts Mining Compaav
The President ofthe Company states that a
shaft has been sunk perpendiculorly to the
depth of Ga feet-a vein struck 5 feet 4 in
ches thick, and that the quantity of coal
raised from this mine since the Is, of July
last, Is about $50 tons.-At present from 10
to IL tons per day are raised with a com
m1n MINDLESS. From this date it is concIu.
dcJ, That from two three thousand ton may
be mined this seasop.-siany competent
judges have represented its quality equal TO
the bes, Pennsylvania Anthracite, in all its
essential properties. The location of the
mine gives great facilities for getting the
coal TO market-beng one fourth of a mile
from the Boston and Providence Railroad.
l5 miles from Providence, 26 from Boston
and ~ from Taunton.-NortoM Arxus.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
MARINE MEMORANDA.
MARSH ALL'S SALE.

yHY Virtue ola Decree ortbe Hon John Pitn,n
kDDstrlct Judge Of Rhode.i-la District shall
proceed TO sell at Public Auction, to The highest bid
der st the City of Providence, on the i5f day OF July
next at 10 O'Clock A. w. the entire properly saved BY
the bark Triton, Of Providence. from the French
whslenan. called the Adolphe, Of Nsniz.
The said property consists OF sails rigging. cables,
anchor, casks and great variety Of new and useful
whaling instruments snd sparains for sbq5,ing bar
poon- into whales, cannon fry kettles and works a
large quantity Of provisions, and IN short almost
cry oricle required FOR the outfit Of whaleman OF
her elias.
The property will be sold on a credit and the con.
diiiouswil be made krown Al the tune and place Of
sale. BURLINGTON ANTHONY.
v. s. Marshall, Rhode fsiand Diarro,.
Pro'idencs. June 9th, 1881. tJnly ~
IN Inveniary Of The above anicles may Be seen
~ w 4 J " Bsrhrr's Readn. Rom
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
LANDHOLDER,S RANK

x Ia meeting Of the Stockholders of said B,,L
"A held on the 9th day OF June inst. the folloyn. |.
persons were appointed Directors of said BanI e.,
the ensuing year. viz: Thomas s. Taylor. John G
Clarke, Nathan Knight, John r. Sherman, William
French Elisha r. Potter, Lewis Kinyon. George
hoolnson; Is ohvsr Watson, Thomas 4. Wells, Poler
Johnson, John T. Nichols and BENJAMIN HuIl--tnS
alta meeting oithe Directors of said bank ON the sams
day. Thomas 5. Taylor was reelected Presiden, for
the ensuing year
THOMAS X. WELLS, Cashier.
Kingston June 10, lsH.-[jy. 4, 3w.-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

SAVANNAH, June 22-Anoiker Campaign
Tile transport schr. Sarah, Capt. NAL
larry, arrived a, St. Marks OH Monday las,
direct from Tampa Bay, with public stores
corn, &c. to A.. Crane, Esq. public agent.
lbe Captain, we learn, says these stores
have been sent to St. Marks, there being no
use tor them at Tampn, as in consequence
of all the Indians and negroes having finally
refused to emig CRATE, and left Gen. Jesup,
ne had totally given up every expectation
Jt their removal this summer, and until CO.
creed by another campaign. The negro
interpreter, Abraham. is the only Seminole
who remained with him, and he was regar-
ded as spy upon whom no dependence
could he placed. Gen. Jesup is much de-
pressed In spirits and undetermined what
course to pursue. The information from
81. Augustine of the strong probability on
the frontier by the ludians, had not reached
Tampa when Capt. NJ sailed, aud whether
they would await for offensive operations
On lhe part of the whites was a matter of
conjecture entire y at that post. The fore
es of Gen. Jesup were not considered as
sufficiently effective TO justify summer
with any prospect of favorable
success. Powell and his band who had
lately gone into fort Mellon after giving the
officers a bali play, and made other demon
stratons of friendship, left the Fort with the
Drofessed object of going to Tampa to emf
crate, but have not since been heard Of.
Georgian.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
ESTR AVS.

4 ,AME into the possession o. John Il. Bentley of
~ South Kinssown, on the first day osgune n,
IN damage ieasant three--,wo years old Ncif.rs
TWO brown aud one red-the horn Of Que some shelly
Also one two years old rcd Steer no artificial marks
all taken aud held under the Statute of Isl,nd
rs Lstrays TH0S. II. WELLS, To,on CTk
South klngsen. June %. lsH -[m 4. 3,y..l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

EARTHouAKE.-The Woonsocket Patrio,
says: -" There was shock If an earth.
quake through this region on Thursday sl.
ternoon last, at about 2 o'clock. In many
places 1t was severe. We learn that in
slatersvIlle that the quaking was so scnsi-
bly, fell that some fam lies left their houses
Tor fear they would tumble down with a
crash. The shock lasted about half a min
ute and resembled in sound heavy clap
OF thunder and loaded wagons on payements
combined
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

The Crops.--The Norfolk Herald of
Saturday says:--" The farmers are now
busy with their scylhes. 1t is the begin
nlog of the wheat harvest, and the work
goes me-rily on. The neighboring coun-
ties of North Cnro!lna-Currituck, Cam.
den, ?asquotank, Perquimans, &c. have
fine wheat grounds aud industrious hus.
bnndnen. They calculate on 50 per cent.
above an average crop"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

The legislature Of Alabama assembled on
the l2th inst. The message of Gov Clay
attributes the present distress to over-bank-
ing and Specializing. He recomm ends to
the legislature, to issue State bonds for four
ot i've millions of dollars, payable in five
annual lnstalmcn,s, hearing interest at eigh:
per cent. per annum. These bonds to be
loaned or sold to the citizens of Alabama
Tor premium of half of one per cent. to
def'ay expenses, they giving their notes for
mem with security based upon real estate
pledges, payable in four yearly install
ments.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

TEAsS.-Ey the arrival of The schr
Byron from Gllves.on Bay, whence shC
sailed on the I7,h inst, we are informed
that Congress adjourned on the evening
previous after long and protracted session
l--prevous to their adjournment they were
IA secret session, the results Of which had
not transpired when the vessel sailed.
We are informed by passenger on board
the u. that the town of Nashville had been
taken and sacked by the Camanche Indians
who massacred the few inhabitants that re-
nained. They can, it is said, bring fifteen
thousand well armed warriors in the field
their bravery and prowess have always
put the Mexicans. even in the zenith Of
their power, in fear aad trembling, when
ever they made their appearance.
The number now engaged in dcvasting
the frontiers of Texas, is about 5000, led
being dissatisfied with the government, have
joined them, instigated and led them on to
leeds of rapine and carnage.
Several families, we are also informed,
were murdered fifteen miles from Wash
ington, and such was the apathy of the
people IN that town no steps were taken 10
arrest their blood thirsty course.
President Houston has granted furlouchs |
10 nearly all the efficient men composing
the army of the republic, until about the |
middle OF September, and in case of not
at the time specified, are to for
fe't all their lands, and other privileges and
emoluments, which they now enjoy
We give the above as we heard it from
, passenger on board the b., who, from the
we had with him, we do not
hink would misrepresent the situation OF
he Texau affairs
As might be expected. the disbanding
If the army has given much dissatisfaction
o the people, who from its absence are ex-
POSED 10 the incursions of the Indians and {
lIexicans. Z
The army also appears to he dissatisfied
vth President Houston-iheir wish WAS to t
ttack, and if possible, take Ma,amoras, q
mt President Houston would not accede d
q their demand, and hence their discon- b
.nt.- Courier. II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
ATTENTION.

NOV rs the time 10 buy Set Of China very
y cheap The subscriber has jus, received and
' oners 'or sale af his store Ne 9o4 Thamcs-sreet
sets superior new pattern China. which ba viii
seh low Tor cash. Also great variety of Glass and
crocsery Ware of the latest pattern. Call aud sec
for yourselves, G, N. Tu,uEx
July
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
I'HOMSONIAN
TNEIRMAYX..

, VANHE Subscriber, having been for more than three
n years, IN constant and successful practice now
oilers his services TO the public as Boqnic Phusie
mn-lie would respectfully inform the inhabitants
oi Newport aud the adjoining towns, tina, he bn.
taken thescommodons house at the corner of Sprpp
Mill streets, where he will administer the Pare
ihomsonidn Medicines TO such rs may iayo bln with
then patronage No pains viii be spared to render
the patients comfortable, and TO restore them tc
health.
Situntcd in Of the most heallhy piaccs in onr
iand the subscriber fatters himself that the advann
ges OF tins Iniirmary surpassed by few instiiu-
tons Of tho kind in this country. To his former
friends and patrons he tenders his hearty thanks
ana should they stand in need Of his services he is
rendy TO administer 10 themsucb remedies rs the God
Nafnre has so bountinlly scattered over our fields
ihis inhrinary will be conduci iediunder the i,Dmc-
diale patronage .of DIR. SAMUEL THOMPSON.
The subscuber will at all times be in readiness to
attend To cases Of midwifery
Medicine chests will be put mp TO order
1homsons neic guide 10 heailh
Robensons Lectures
And gou-ral ass' rtment or
o.. 49,. THOMscNiAN MrDIcINEs.
on hand and for snlc n, The mfr
mnry. C. GARDNER
Icrms.-S3 for n course or mcdicine-
$3.50 per week for board, including Iplr
The Vopour Bath is at all times in read
mess for those who wisl, to take it.
July 1lh 1897.
. W Wanted good woman 10 do homework
i'erni wages will be given. No one. mood apply
without they can produce good recommendations
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

Summer came upon us Ias, week wnE
ou' much warning; il was ne6r!y as no,
as we like to see il. We are Informed
'ha' 1t made quite a scattering in New
iork-'en thousand pcrsons, it is compu-
ted ieit the city on Saturday. The Massa.
mad over three hundfed passengers
o" s"oday morning, about rine,y Of whom
Ia nded here.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

A capitalist being asked what he thought
OF the speculatioos now afoat. replied
" They are like cold bath, to derive ony
benefit from which, i.is neccssasy to be
very 5000 GU.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

oy an improvement in the mail route be.
'wee" TINS place and Boston, which wen,
'n'o operation on the Is, inst, We receive
the northern mail some hours earlier than
formerly Ths Improvement is made by
connecting the stage line, at Taunton, with
the branch railroad The msil leave, here
now at half past nine in the morning, and
arrives al four in the afternoon
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

An attenIp, was made to rob the Express
Mail near Arlington, Md. on Scnday night.
The rides was fired at by two men armed
with pistols, and ore Of the balls passed
through bis hat. lie however escaped un-
hurt
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04
COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATION.
" Hessrs Editors-If the Street
commissioners have any feeling in their
'"'"s should like to see them stumbling
over a pile of paving stones on the side
walk on adark night can assure YOU it
a'n' good no how. Is is said that a hint
10 The wise is snfficient-wiIl you insert this
ana Try Its sffect--pcrhaps it may shed
some agar on the subject. Yours &c,
LANTERN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

The unfortunate town Of Washington N.
Carolina, which was almost DESTROYED by
frc short time since, was again visited, on
the l4th inst, by the deyouring element.
Twelve or fourteen building were swep;
away. Loss 100000.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

The Albany Argus has published nearly
two columns Of extracts from different pn-
pers throughout the Union, embracing some
from almost every state, all of which con-
cur IN anticipating most abundant bar-
vest.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

Specie paying Banks.-The Brooklyu
Banks, N. f.-the Dayton Bank, Ohio,
and the Trast Company-two Banks a,
Columbus--one ut slilledgeviIie, Georgia
-one at Shawncetown, IIIinois-one a,
New Haven-one at Bangor Mainc-one
at Charlcs'"wn, New Hampshire-and the
North. western Bank Of yiryinia.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-07-04

10 meet the new case, an1 thunder in the
ears of Congress the psnple's disappro5a a.
tioa OF this last act of fuhconstitu!ional ow-
er"