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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. II.
Sales of Stocks.
Reported by j. H. Israeli Clerk of the Board of Brokers'
1892 Camden and Arnboy Bonds, 92t
$4,000 Draft on New York ut sight, 1924
$4,000 do do 1923 -
shares Mechanics Bank, 56k 3
10 do Camden and Amboy Railroad, lO7 100
Sales 1T the Second Board.
$1,000 Tennessee Bonds 6's 1870, 754
$4,000 do do do fbk
800 Draft on New York at sight, ls3!
30 shares U. States Bank, 6SA
90 do Girard, cash,
EXCHANGE READING ROOMS. ,
SNIP LETTER Office.
LETTER BAGS UP.
For Rio de Janero-Brig Fabius, about LIST proximo.
Fol Havana-Sehooner Ann, with despatch.
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81 THE LAST SOUTHERN MAIL.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Uen aone NORTH Caroline z

We have the Raleigh Register of the 18TH
The returns are not complete, but the present
Wing majority is 6,934; and the Register adds,
that if tho additional counties meet our expeeta-
tions, the majority will be from EIGHT to TEN
We will give a table Of votes
for future reference, when they complete.
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l17- HARRISON CoNVENTION--The Harrison
Convention viii meet at the Convention Chamber,
'Norh Bend on Monday evening next, the 9th inst,
at O'Clock. BY order,
LEVI FAHNESTOCK,
au 10 ROBT. n. COLEMAN, See 10
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RID NOTICES.

G3- SECOND WABD ATTENTION!--The Wing
voters ofthe Second Ward requested to meet at
Whitehall on FRIDAY EVENING, Aug. 2IAta "a
o o'clock, on business of importance auS2O
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{13-TENTH WARD.-A general meeting of the
Wings of the ward will be held at Mrs TemDerleys no.
TEL on FRIDAY EVENING, the 2lst inst at s O'Clock.
Every Wing in the ward is particularly requested
tend, business of importance will before the
meeting. au20
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HF-TfPPECANOE CLUB No. 9 will meet on Thurs
day evening next at the sAmeriean Coffee House,
should be full meeting. JOHN w. WOODS,
au 10 Rec. Sec.
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n<NoTTCE.-Ml

EKIANTED-Tmmedia at l.. F. SCOTTIs
w Intelligence and Agency Office, No. 2 w. Fay
cite street, basement of Barnums City HOTEL Clerks
Book-keepers, Porters, Walters, Coachmen Laborers
Chamber maids, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, SC.
aus
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sHERIFFALTY.

OWEN BOULDIH returns his sincere thanks
~ for the liberal support he with en- the recent
Canvas, and informs his friends that he will continue 10
be Candidate for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF at tie
next Election.
au17 dam
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BALTIMORE CoUNTY.-The Wing veters of Ran
dalt's Town, on SATURDAY NEXT, 22d August, nj 3
O'clock, for the purpose of organising aTIPPECANoE
CLUB. aul3
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Shas been already announced, this Institution wR~
N be re-opened on the FIRST Monday, in September
next when the duties of the several departments will
be conducted by the persons, whose are affixed
to them respectively, as follows;
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL DEPARTMENT, in
Guiding the Latin and Greek Languages by MIR Davldge
aided BY Mr. N. Morrison, distinguished graduate of
Harvard University, and Miss M b. Allison, late of the
celebrated Charlestown Academy, near Boston, both
experienced teachers In addition to the regular ree
tatioas courses of Lectures on Astronomy, Natural
Philosophy, Chemistry, and Botany, will be delivered
DEPARTMENT OF MODERN LANGUAGES
French, by Mr.. Lareintrie aided by Sgaa. Arcaabai,
TO whom, French GOyerness the conversational de-
partment is particularly assigned.
SPANISH by ST. Pizsrro>
GERMAN by DIR. FFeitag.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Vocal Music, by Mrs,
II. WaIack, Qate Miss YnrRin,l instrumental Music,
including Harp, Pianos Guitar, &C., BY MessTs MeEips
ger, Dieman, Mrs, Walaok, SO,
DRAWING' Mr.. Holste.
DANSlNG' MIR. DarOcheT.
liz NE Me1eren languages the lessons are given daily
instead of three times week usual, course nds-
pensabe, in the opinion ofthe principals the proper
| advancement of the pupils In French the recations
occupy from an hour and twenty TO an hour and forty
minutes, daily independently Of the conversational
ercises incidental TO social intercourse and, add
the facilities there will be at regular intervals, French
and Musical Soirees for the benet of the pupils those
departments respectively.
In addition to instructing his own classes Mr. D.
will continue to exercise supervising all the
branches of study, examining the scholars and seeing
that justice is done TO them
Pupils are charged from the time of entrance, and
deduction H be made for absence, ercept in long
protractcd severe indisposition.
The acadenca year commences on the first MondaJ
in September, embraces fortysx weeks, and is dvided'
into four equal terms. Pupils not received for pc
Rod less than term, and Pupils cannot be Withdrawn
except at the end Of current full term.
THE TERMS as FOLLOWS:
| Board, pei academic year, SSOO 90
Day boarding, or Dining and thus enjoy
| ing the benefit of French conversation
| at table, per academic year, go O0
| English instruction, in all Its branches,
SI7 so per sins gle term, or if continued
up to the time of the summer recess,
SIS 90 per term, say, per year, 90 90
French Italian, Spanish, German, Latin,
&c each per term, 81 90, or per year, 81 90
| Stationery, per term %
Music, including Harp and Guitar, at in
strUcter's prices,
+ Use of INSTRUMENT per term, Ou
Drawing and Painting, at instructors
prices.
! Dancing, at instructors prices
Washing, per term, 0O
| Bedding, if furnished. per term, 90
Application be made by letter, post paid addressed
to MIR D., or al the Institution With view To conve-
nience in closing the business of the year, the bills of
the last term will be presented week or two in ad-
vance.
For such as may not know Mr., and Mrs b the fol-
| owing references are given,
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MIR. VATTENfARE.

We give large portion of our columns t"
5av, to the interesting speeches delivered at TIKI
meeting to promote MIR. Vattemares plan oil IN
ternational Exchanges. They will richly repay
a perusal.
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REFERENCES.

Hon. Stevenson Archer, jeremiah Hoffman Esq
" Richard MagruGer, James Harwood, Esq
John Purviance, Samuel NRale, Esq.
q" Nicholas Bfce, ]. Glenn, Esq.
Alexander Eisbet, d. Sewart, Esq.
&c w ID Warrington, S. /. Donaldson, Esq.
CleBlent Dorsey, c. +. Mayer, Esq
Louis McLane, John Scott, Esq.
james Carroll, DIR Potter,
Rev. DIR. Wyatt, Dr. Alexander,
Rev. DR.. Henshaw, DR.. T. Il. Bond,
Rev. DIR. JOHNS, Dr. r. s. Sleuart,
Rev. john NJ Duncan, DIR. Mackenzie,
John McKlm, Jr. Esq ]. 5. Cuttings, Esq.
VIM FTick, Esq james Swan, Esq,
Hugh w Evans, Esq Samuel Smith, Esq
z L Thomas, Esq John Gibson, Esq
james Howard, Esq John; MeTavish, Esq.
Jacob G Davies, Esq John Prentiss, Z SD
Joseph w Patterson, Esq James w McCuil0ch, Esq.
Joseph King, Esq Donaldson, Esqh,
Samuel Jones, Esq Fielding Lucas, Jr
John Gordon, Esq Joseph Cushing, E Esq
Any further information will, with pleasure he given
at the Academy, where applicants will receive a pros
pscus, setting forth the entire plan ofthe Institution, and
can have opportunity of seeing the arrangenent5
.rnade for the comfort and instruction of the pupils
au20 diff.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
BALTIBIORE, ANGUISH 90.

MIR. & RLRs. DAvIDGE's
ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
No. H 81. Paul Street. Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

Mr. LEYRuRS reported from the JOIN. Lrn,rn,.,re
that lac votes had been given, Of which Mr. Dorman
received l3I, scattering G.
The engrosscd b;ll 'To prohibit betting uron elec.
tiohs, was taken up, and on Mr.. MAYS motion In.
bla1t in The bill vas filed with Tic Isl day of Nay
next The bill was then passed without dyison, IN
the following form:
"Bc enacted, That if any person shall bet wager
upon any election appointment TO Office 10 be mad,
under the authority of the laws Of this Commonwealth
OF the United States. bot shall bet or WAGER
upon any result results of such election, whether
such BET WAGER re of money other thing, Of tic
vane one dollar or upwards he shall upon conviction
thereof be guilty Of unlawful gan:ag and for every
such offence shall forfeit and pay the twenty
dollars, 10 be recovered IN any ofte modes prescribed
by the acl entitled "An reduce into one the Sc.
vera acts TO prevent unlawful gnmng;" and IN every
case Of conviction, attorney fee OF twenty dollars
shall be- taxed in the bill ofcosts
"Ths act shall be in force from and alter the first day
Of May next.
TIE House took up the bill ito amend the savor-l
acts CONCERNING Ferries, It's second reading. !. &c
cupIed some tme-Mcssrs. May and Fon:ane taking
considerable interest in the amendments proposed by
them. 1t was finally ordered TO be engross"d.
Various other bills were read second tine and Sc :.
on to their erg.2ssment.
On motion Of Mr.. SMITH OF Russell, the House nd.
iourued
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11
VI 20 RennbIieanS of Richmond.

You s:a invited 10 assemble at the City Hall, on
Wtfasst4r Evening next, at ? o clock, to make ar
,,nsrasns for appointing Delegates 70 meet your Re-
5 can brethren in the Legislature, and special Dele
-,,es from other parts Of the Commonwealth The
T,csea; : grea political c-s:s g: county; and
though yon constitute minority in city, yet you
y, f-u and uutcrrfed. You the Spartan Band
base nol!e tearing commands the respect Of our
Communicative, We may be III a minor!ty-But you
lC2arto thai great party, whose principles those of
oal own Virgna-and whose strength is destined to
csI-y lie State with an overwhelming weight. From
f;ef, pom, o;he compass, the tdings 10 oex.
ron, energy and Success. We shall carry the State
il The most triumphant manner; and we invite You to
pursue the triumph and partakc the gale Rally,
iGen ray night, in ali your force and show
in tie presence Of the assembled Representatives of
lie People, 'ha.-4e. vii! stand BY your arms, and
,ot-r, lie sacred tanners Of tic Constitution BE
- hen, ard l., :n2e,, Ike rcclncn, Al phil;ppi--
Remember the boar and The p!ace-Cty Hall,
d s.ac.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

r. 1ns DGmoccAcy.-A meeting OF the citizens
Dinw ddie friendly to the present Administration,
IN be held at the Courthouse on the 18th inst, for the
nr.,o.c d sending delegates TO the Convention, which
..lt.. Al Richmond, on the both of February.
aectiag Of the citizens Of Petersburg is also call
>, and will be held at the Courthouse, on Friday, the
18th :gst.
From every quarter of the State, We receive intell-
,.s,e Of the most cheering character the Democratic
,r,,,: is awake. and preparing for the Spring Cam
5; IN every section: the friends Of Republican prin-
,fs are organizing anu marshang their forces, as.
.,,;nns their strength. and rcconciling differences of
oa among themselves, SO as 10 meet their opponents
.,b n undivided trent The resolution calling Con-
ysr,on has been warmly responded TO- Now is the time,
linen Virginia needs assistance, and expects her to
40 ,bardIv Let 20 boldly to work-cur principles
IA interests are assaed-and can only maintain
ba bgh character of our State, BY timely action and
,,o-5qs efforts THIS is the year Of battestrrn and
;se-r every soldier ne at his post Come on; lei
.T.,ba,rc ou. duty, and we must succeed.
rp,.srsbYrg Statesman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

Ne under stand, that The Republican members Of the
Legislature proposing TO celebrate the 22d Of Febru
~, and invite the Special Delegates 10 the Democratic
Cray"aron and ether guests. II the design should
!" carried ut, arrangements will be immediately made
obtain the cooperation Of The Republican citizens Of
Richmond. and lnc surrounding counties.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

IL he harry e on: o.ice, the christian name of Mr.
Powell, the Delegate from the county of Fairfax, is
rsprlrtea--Jsnes Instead Of john Powell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

- We shall pahlish in our next the Speech deli
va:,4 BY Nj Goode III the House Of Delegates OH the
lection of Senator Of the United States, accompa-
D-d y capous Appendix, exposing The principles
sa. p,!cs o' Gen y" i. Harrison.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

II \ meeting Of the members Of the Legislature
who are friends 10 the Administration and reelection
Il ;,aGn Van Buren,, is requested in the Senate Cham
ost. tbs Evening Aaf.pas seven oclock-on matters
o'utgrasl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

Alexander anderson, Esq, "a friend Of the Admins
,Fa'on ass been elected a Senator of the L. S from
ae S;a Of Tennessee, supply the vacancy OCCASION
I'd 81 the ss,gna;ion Of Judge White
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

y Carter iinrrisons Address 10 the Pcnnle of Cum.
ay:l-.4 accepting his nomination candidate for the
!! N Or..gal.s, aYoidshY FASHIONED u! our next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

r,r.,,r Of icf'c5 from a etntlcm"n J" ldmpt0"
Ei:ah,;i Cjty) 10 his .trtead IL this CITY.
III, nomination 81 Harrison, assure YOU, is no
ss-, The people are moving in the extreme East
s.. oeuinsula Some o: our leading Wings are
, men Of great ntlucnce-- Reg Of our
i = d the Enquirer 70 battle on in the coed cause
- =, aloud and spare not, The PEOPLE will say OF
-. well done, good and faithful servant.
'' Your frie al "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

The following resolution submitted by Mr.. Coon.
soy on the 9th ult.:
Rssolred, That the Committee Of Roads and Internal
Navigation enquire into the expediency of constructing
dit turnpike road from the town of Newborn in the
county of Pulaski, by way of Wythevl!e, Marion and
Abingdon, to the Tennessee line.
Referred to the Committee of Roads, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

,h,ch constitute the "mons'rous violation OF
rt"H i, nf pctiion" What right have these men 10
tat 80 ~ with the most important interests OF the
'ne', What right has Congress 10 touch the subject
SOM = : an impairment interference with our local
a az which 90 rit 10 be arrested. II is these very
-, ahase the right OF petition. But the reader
ia' from ,.ese Jeremiads OF the Wing press CT the
W IA, ..cvcry Northern Wing voted for the Ab"-
A'';r ,,;cns" Anal yet the Southern Wings are at
M"I 10 deny that their brethren IN The North are
teGl'" ,boI;t;cnists than the Republicans.
,,nn of the Democrats of Berkeley was TO be
=, 'ss,era, for the purpose of appointing special
he" = .,ss !, the Convention of the Goth. We have
De's-.a.,cljurs OF Franklin Rockbridgc, Accomac,
me PIN I'm sc, All winch viii appear in our next
l;a.%' ,h,nr promises full and brilliant Conrcn-
iun, 49,, c
k>'''iI ,I<Gro<. iHockbridge, Va, Feb. 9th, $40.
a.. meeting for the appointment Of Delegates was
- y, Int Monday. preamble and resolutions
h"" ,.;opIr,i. and i've Delegates appointed, viz "
" 1..,,bcr<. Jno l.sioher.j w BIosken5-ougE Col
! !; 6,rcl.y and Jas. Mcdowell Col. Gr0dson and
a; Hannah were appointed al,e-nates Four Of the
,n,,r,cd wll attend, unless something which is
u. ~ asv c,nected should occur TO prcventit.
From ali could learn here on that day, our party
roch better united than on any previous occasion,
y. We lel cutie confident We shall! carry the county
a. Var Barren.
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ORDER which had for itc object the election of Brit
gadier General for the 18th Brigade, to supply the va
cancy occnsioned b. the resignation of Gen. Edward
Watts.
Mr. LryGums nominated bis colleague, Col. Charles
Z. Dorman, OF Rockbrdge, upon whose services and
qualifications he cxpatutcd at some length.
And Mr.. EHsKISE nominated Col Joel Mcpherson OF
Grecnbrier county, upon whose military qualification.
he pronounced warm eulogium.
Col DoRMAs also supported BY Messrs CAR.
rESTER, ANDERSON, (who spoke also in high terms OF
Col McpuEKsox,) McCrE and GREGORY, who said he
should depart from his usual rule this occasion, VIZ
net voting for member of the Legislature to ohce,
and he induced to do so, because Mr.. Dorman was
the senior Colonel in the Brigade
Col McPHERsoN vas warmly supported BY Nlr
CHAPMAN, as gentleman Of superior military quali'i-
cations.
After the nominations were concluded, rlr. Ley burn
was requested to bear the usual message to the Senate
In a short time, Mr.. Anderson returned with the
MESA ge from the Senate, and the House was ABOUT 10
ca! the roll when Mr.. ERsKIsE rose to withdraw me
name of Col MCPHERSON, the suggestion OF some OF
his friends. Mr. Erskinc was then sent TO the senate
with message to announce his being withdrawn
The roll was then called, and it resulted as follows:
For e. p Dorman-Slessrs. Gilrner, Speaker Bay
", Chopper, Southail, Carpenter, Wood, Cabel Nc.
Cue, Stuart, Burwell of B., Mitchell, Myers OF Berk
Hannah, Jackson of B. d L., Mcmillan, Meredith
Haskins, Kyle, Flood, Thornburg, Toer, Fox, Corbn
Cardwell. Cox, Burwe or C. s. W, Bfoadus, Wilson
Whtworth, CroT,,rd, Roane, Powell, Marshall, Alder
son, Payne, Howe:i, iiae, Wade of franklin, Baker
Byrd, King, Carroll of Grayson, Erskine Butts
Clarke OF Halifax, Gibson Allen of Hampshire White
Seymour, Lee, Armstrong, McRae, HAMLET, Smith Of
of W., Gregory, Worthington, Reynolds, Wright,
Tayloe OF King George, Fontuine, Tayloe of Lnncas,
ter & Richmond, Ewing, Lawson, Ramey, Harrison
LPscomb, Orgain, Banks, Caldwell, Taylor of Mat &
Mid, Smith of Mason & Jackson, Baskerville, Goode
Clayton, Evans, Chapman, Wade of NJ. g. r, Myer.
of Morgan, Hodges, Massie, Watts, VERIFY, Hudnail
Fitzgerald, Mcconnell, Hiden, Hine Tunstall, Keen
Tallman, Michaux, Carroll Of Preston, venable, Ro
berts, Heath, Radcliffe, Sturm, Walden, Robertson
Snyder, Leyburn shpman, Smith of Russell, CULLEN
Com, Greever, Ridley, Crutcheld, Fitshugh Spotts
Stephenson, Goodsea, Walker, Jackson OF Wooa-ll4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
DEMOCRATIC WING TICKET.
THE DEMOCRATIC WING STATE CON.
VENTION,

1t is now understood, will be holden at Bur
lngton, in the last week in June next The notn.
inaon of a ticket of electors for President and
Vice President of the United States, in addition to
the State ticket renders dis convention unusually
important the season of the year, being generally
between hoeing and hoying, is propitious for full
turn out ofNe people, en- mdSSe and witha, we have
every assurance that the Wings of Burlington will
he prepared TO receive the people with hearty
welcome. We beg leave 10 suggest, thcu TO our
brother Wing oditors,aud to the Democratic Wings
al large, whether it is not best to begin to stir up
one another in view OF the meeting, and to make
preparations for Il RALLY OF THE PEorLE. We
ought to speak of nothing short OF THOUSANDS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
LATE FROM ENGLAND.

Several of our fine packet ships have arrived
bringing dates to the 25th March.--.N Y. Star 2Oth.
Ministers have avowed their intentions in rea.
ton to China, which were, to olhan indemnity
for the past aud security for the future aud pre-
pardlions were making to carry these objects Into
effect, on mn extensive scale.
Affairs in Spain ere IN Il very precarous stnie:
there is no money in the Treasury, and great di-
visions in the Cabinet.
France is determined to prosecute the war II
gainst Agers with great spirit.
Cnion Of the Cdnadds. This important Conser-
vative measure has at length been brought before
the British Parliament Lord John ltusse,! pro-
posed by the Union, to have 70 members OF the
Provincial Parliament, having "landed q"a'i6co-
ton 10 the value Of G500 and to be elected for
four years. Thu reserved rights of The clergy and
| the cause of education are provided fol. Leave
was granted to bring in the BILL but the discussion
on lis provisions in detail will be spirited.
| Lord Durham has recovered from his serious
! indisroslion. The Queen has consented to legal
i've the marriage of her uncle the Duke OF Sussex
now 20 years old, with Miss Buggins, or some
such name, aud allow him S;0,000 per annuui
extra.
1t i|reportcd that the Emperor of Morocco has
actually declared war against France. lie is n
powerful monarch, and has little 10 fear from iu-
vasou.
The Chinese have million o. soldiers and S0C,.
goo cavalry.
IcUce ITGIe - lie Drltisl NJ Ministry ucClulc IL u
be impossible with all their power 10 put down
the slave trade, and regret to hear that the
French are counienancing this inhulnan traffic
At Rio Nunez the French ships Of war La Fine
and La Cegle have French merchant ship, ant
have contracted with the Gov. OF Senegal for 5Ot
slaves. avowcdly tC enter the army. Probably so
but more probable TO Sc in their colonies, in or
der to revive their agricultural products.
The troubles in Turkey have extended tt
,. ncighhoring provinces.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

John Smith, Jr. of Arkansas the genHemaniy
correspondent of the Evening Post, says, Dr.
Duncan has collected the leading facts connected
with Gen. larrison's military history, and has
placed the hero of Tippecanoe in very odd and
ludicrous position" I he people of the doctors
district have passed judgment on his collections
already. lie had better go home-lis ma don't
know he is out. - lie was elected by some 400
majority; already cold Tips" friends have gain
ed more than double that number in Cincinnati
alone NJ Y. Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

.lnother sub.heasury operation. VIM. b. Dab
ney first teAer Of The Bank OF Virginia, has alb
sconllei leaving deficit Of $4,000! All ac-
counts agree HAT, until the moiuent of the discov-
cry, he was. esteemed rs nn hcnest citizen AID u
faithful aud trusty officer in word me govern.
mcnt, Ike the locoGoco bank of Vu would ask foi
no more proper man for IA snb-trsasurer. Ba
be made haste to he ric and has fallen into Al
awful snare. Why hope, with the Lessons Of sucf
experience that suh-reisHrer will be any bauer
Il is "vaniiY and worse than vanity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27

Infamous plot 10 cheat The Psope.-Tho Provi'
,lencc journal says, A plot has been formed, an
infamous plot TO sell tho State of Connecticut To
Van Buren, The LocofocoS intended 10 carry The
legislature, aadthen 10 oer The lao proUiding for
The choice of Electors Of President and pice PreSi
tent; 10 take that election from the People and 10 ap-
point The ttectus by the Legislature. Thisaccounts
Tor The zeal which they manifested, aud the exer-
lions which they made. If the people of Con-
neccut could have been persuaded, bought, or
driven, frightened, the scheme would have
succeeded. But the people have come 10 she res
cue, and The country is safe.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-04-27
INVITATION TO BALTIMORE

A committee appointed by the Young Wings
Of Baltimore have issued an invitation to tie Wing
Young Men Of the country to assemble at the Ma
tional Convention next month. Tley say:
"Come to us with your tens, your hundreds,
aye, your thousands! ample room have we Tor
you in our hearts ami homes the warmest vel
CONE, public and private, Of Baltinoreans, awaits
you ut The Convcnion TO swell the voice of pub
Tic OF inioH in favor OF HARliSON and TYLER"