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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27

Boexs.-We viii appeal % any reason
ahle man, whethef il i nut trprchrn>ihIr ia
those ol mature age, when they wish on
o ice, ~ iasiru themselves IA one al our
cpmpnsitnrs or his case, firm as an oyster
tn u rack, inspect nv his manuscript, of
disturbing the copy before him loungin2
among our exchange pap rs which we
have been al The trouble IL assor,, aud Law
by fnr The editors use ; reading aloud, anil
afterwards throwing where il coines ans,
convenient the paper he was reading, that
We often spend hours IN seatcil silrI Those.
things nugai not so IN he-ami we rxttc,
that the rules ni our Office will not be ,in.
lated again, by this nncnurienus pfoc--
dure. Al the SAINT Iiulc We are willing TO
accommodate any man wiil, The %,,rtusai al
our exchanges by his rrtinr.iing il. We
feel rs il we had our own rights. and are
determined 10 mainia;n ihem.-.M Montpelier
U. Watchman.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
Newark, N. j., July 81, 1889.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Ej-
fCtu0WU Cured.

Mr.. WIN. Tucker having lately been restored 10
a sound state OF health, through the efficacy OF Dr.,
Hnnlss Boianic Pills, thinks il al indispensable
dniy 10 stare certain facts relative TO the disease
under which he had SO long suffered. The sym.
toms were IA painful obs'rnclion. with a consiant
rejection of food, headache, palpiialion Of tn,
heart, ,owness OF spirits. Il Troublesome dry cough
dizziness, i~ighiness at the chest and difficulty Of
orea'hIne, almost constant PAIN IN the side, lDlns.
aud shoulders. accompanied with much la guor &
debility. These Affections, together with an un.
Mual degree of fatulence, broush, on such a state
81 eNifene weakness, as to prevent him from al
ending to his business, and his health appeared
lost heyo d recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at The melancholy prospect, and
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic Pills-lhe,
were administered, aud in a few days produced
astonishing relief, and finally realized "a perfect re.
StOra ION TO sound health.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27

HUME UTNT MENT
For Sale al Mp Office. also by DR.. L. c.
Moore, North Troy, ".
FWF1ilS ointment for lie cure Of kheum,risr.
White Swellings, TisrA CApln 81
Scald head, Sail Rheum, Ulcers Of long uspa.
ing, Burns, Scalds &c. is no wen known to re
CURE an, new recommendations; suffice Ito nt
u stands prominent among all The medical ptspsf.
atoms that have ever been i~nve4ted for the cue ii
he above meniiorcd diseases.
Swauton, VI. March 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27

=
Cad 9Isles.-A c~.,nc-r,elehi at Tie
.Mfdas5nlaH e,ng'as.rs asa sntir Wnh shi.
jamguAgr -
" ~ a.. urar our ahl roaf-, sHsl c'tntrnt
OURSELVES with suet nrw uRes a. wr eau
make 81 i-iH =, al ~ are eleaI II debt : 81
.hAh we tt..nt ~ The r~xauIir. and pre-
eelis "i ii,e mvn ri ltse time vi Fiaukiln."
A click maker al virnna whose name Is
Matthias RatzrBirutrr, has sdsed The rf,b
lrm pf'Inb.rd hy professor GI"ithau~fn s'
Msnieh, 10 cuusiturI a ctsk VIII rh shalt
show al unre The timr in %sr,rtal cIiirs.
the work. ii whirh shaIl mot i~ in any
Wise h inbred IN their movements, ~ helh
~ they b. put Ia mnIiun either ia Eufolr
n IN any ntiirr quarter of The elnls', aud
The bands I'll which may b. changed
u ptra.utr. aud ,iifrrir,i Ia nthrf plarrs.'
l his click goes night. AMI Us dial plate
nhich - II inches "a dianFirr, has ~ liz
rrniTr The dial ft Vienna. aud around and
tadistiug from IL srkrnit-two riiiFs ut .ili.
'cTrai pats 81 The world, each with H.
avn dial and the name al the place. j.
shows the difference ,f mean time tri wrru
FFnos ani the srNrntv twa other towns,
,nd /, Is ST in n,pir,a bv n fur Ir,und
wright "ulv all The uIlier clocks, how
Fvrt, are pnt IN motion from the rrniIe ~
II ,he Vienna chrk sn that i the WORK
stand tiili, nothing more is urrrssary Than
a. set the Wanna chrk la MAKE all the nil,
tr chVk> Indicate the true time. Prp'rs
snr Ctni,haa>rn. ma letter la the Uni
vvrstl Caartit" ri Augsburg rndrav, urs
to show that This C, ok is mol what he in
tended.
Prince .dibert.--A Canadian paprr con-
ia'ns The following i,alI able hi at The
: handsome Alirri":
+" How the folks must have laughed. |
when this high aul mighty Prince. at
ES00 PER annnm- lac salary "f u rlrk)
WIN The gia.itv Il a Fntk. pronounced .it
anrd--" thee rmIrw with all INV world
" u"nl~." Tw" new larkriS, rmbroider-
ed uiM y | IA brass h luri-a pair al Ca
green i1rxptessii'rs, with a b Hog ma sau-
sage IL 'le mekei-anu sCacon ofkirchan
tcoaser :"
A Pankee-Mrs. .Mriaprop-Thr Phi
losoplnr Tells a lapghal,lt iaDsus iingu9,
that happened IN n wuiIiIv slIt>i-I 10 Md
ilr>rx couniy, several wears agn.a Cum.
rrl'ur S--a tiy ,ia'k c"ptrAiunrd
man, in Who's ftnily she resided, had
I'inrd a "snri',y FIR p%fnpaga,ing lt".
6 ,>prl au'ns ih. Natick lodians." Que
lay, wli!r he was all 'nding a meeting ni
his s%r'rty, q gentleman called NJ his
house for him aud The lady in question
saiJ IN him.
The squire il not at home fr he i.
down IL Na,ick. I, attend HE NEE
ing e the SJcieiy TJr tie propagation
IF Indians"
a gentleman, upnn being asked whrthrr
ne was seriously injured when u stramlnai .
rxpInird, is said % have. replied thai
ir was ~ used Ia b'iay blown up hy hi,
wife, that mere steam had no effect on I
ann IA
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27

a Wsrsiag.-wIiiam wetzeI, the en-.
gineer, who lately ron q iscnmolivr over
. hJy on the New-O rlrsns RAILROAD, ha.
teea found guilty Of murder!
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27
Distressing case oJserere Spas.
mod'e asthma, perfectly cur.
Ell by Hunts botanic Ius

Mf' Iietry hitc, was for The spae. ot
atiieted with a severe Asthma, winch -.
from wet and cold: all the worst symn,1.n. ~"
complaint iollowcd-a tightness scfe,. N, 80
with diiti ult aud distressing hrea bin, n
he lasi year OF his illness, The disease irt,,,,.Tt
aIarmingly as TO prevent his following sac -
having Iosi his speech, aud being tb,e.,o 49,.
immediate sn0oca,ion, until a cop1oux e,,,,,e.
would come on. which only gave hmm re,,r ~,
ie" hours. The thysic.ans who attended hrn =.
nouneed his complaint beyond The pos,A,ln,
cure, but ut last Providence directed a ,,,hti.
be lett at his house, after which he nrscn,e. g..
OF DR. Hunts Bolanic Pills, and after ,alinst..
boxes he found himself enlirely free from II, e,,
plian', being capable at this lime Of any ,,,,s.
even OF walking forty miles daily, and h,,,,, :,
the ~enJoymeh's Of perfect health.
HENRY WHITE
% OBSERVE that the Label ON each Be-, b, Il,
tniiowlne inscriptions" Entered n~ccoydins !,
Act Of Congress, the gear 1889, 5y HiIrr
Erans, in the Clerks or e in Tie SOlihern Ia.
t'fct Court Of Ne,c- iork.'
Or NONE OTHER IS GENUINE.
PRICE IS CENTS PER FOX,
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, Ntv. York.
and by l.. Perry, Scranton, ".
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27

Presence Of .Mind.-Tyo should hap
pen Ia meet with an accident az table, en-
deasor Ia preserve your c.Hgp,snrr, ani
do not add To- The discomfort vnu have
created, nv making an unnecessary iusS
about it. remember hearing II Told al a
very accomplished gentleman, that when
carving a very tough goosr, he hal the
misfortune 10 send it entirely oa4 III the
dish Into The lap Of The lady hcxt To him.
on which he locked her Toll in tin. lace.
aud said, "Ma'am, ! will thank you lnt
that goose" This manner of hearing such
q morifying accident gained him mon.
credit than he lost by his awkwa:L carving.
IN iairepid preacher. Oliver Maitland
famous cordier who diel ia 1909 having
pointed snme keen traits in his srruians, NJ
Louis XII, the ifitahed monarch hal him
informed that he waold throw him intn.
the river. de replied undaosied, ''thr
king may do az he chnas-s. but tell HIN,
j shall ssanet get In paradise nv water
than he will arrive by oil has paSt hnrsrs."I
He alluded to travelling by post, which
Louis had thea LATELY introduced int,
France.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-27

a gentleman, upnn being asked whrihrr
he was seriously injured when n Stramlnal
h"ier rXplnird, is said 80 have. replied thar
ne was ~ used Ia Imiay blown up hy his
wife, that mere steam had no cfitci on
aim.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

A ronfused andromMisuons debate oa ord
sue eeedsd: m appeal was taSea--the dseisis
o( the Chairihat MIR. Fillmore was. and th
Mr.. Pesrikis was got. ,sniitiedt tn the ffoor. vi
reversed. 80 "a 82S, and tho residue Of the u
ting was occupied iih o'elaes With motions
adinsrn mo,ions Tor call NJ the House. u
peaied calling Of the yeas and pays. and all tn
+esafusion which usually attends \ great par
struggle when IL comes to its crisis in n
House Of Representatives. There ssrmed
determined resolution to get the guesion @
Mr.. PrtrikiD's resolution: bat iensth In'
tioa To zdioarn succeeded. and without takin
the question. the House adjourned.
FmDAY. March 9Th
IN SENATE.
Afer a violent altsrc alton between "
buchanan aud Mr.. Davis of Ma0ac hus~it
growing out ofihe pi.represenfa,ives made 3
the latter. of the views expressed by. Mr. Bu't
snan in relation 10 the reduction Of wages
DC. in his speech on the Sub Treasury Bill
The resolurion declaring that assumption
the State debts. directly or indirectly. wotI
he unjnst. hoil, to the States aud the. ps"p!s
va. nPrred to.-yeas 81. nays !. Mr.. Smlh.
Indiana.
The Cd resolution declaring such Wsumf
ffon inetpebiFnf ana dangerots v" tne uhl"h
The States. was agreed to.--yeas 2e. nays
Mes.Es Dixon. Smith, Of Indiana, and Whit
Of Indiana.
The 81. declaring such assumption who'll
nnani nihorizef by. aud in violation Of. the Coz
sriivtios lih- United States. and utterly n
puguaIi IN al the object. aud purposes Il
whit the federal Union was fpirnrd, was agres
to.-yess 29. nays 3. a. above.
The uoIlon of MIR. CritSnd"n to strike oi
the iasf resolution aud insert a resolution d.
elarine il TO be rxprdi~ni io divide the proc'rs
Of the sale Of the lands among the States. ws
rejertsd.-yrs II. nays 66.
The House Of Representatives WAS occnp'd
all day ON ihs New Jersey Election case. with
ovi coming to any result. Chiefly on point
Of order.
SATURDAY. March 7Ih.
The Senate did not sit.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The whole day was consumed III efforts D.
the wings To r-event the settlement ot The Ne'
Jersey question. upon tho primu Joe,e e''denc
Of membership. as reported by the Committee
Motous TO adjourn. questions OF order. and dc
mands for a call Of the House. were made i
rapid succession, and continued until the ad
tournament.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

O. The Commiteo ou Elections. com.
posed Of a Chairman (Mr. CampbclD who vo-
ted for the admission Of the FIVE Wing claim.
ants OF seats from New Jersey, at the orsaniza-
ton Of the House.-four democrats and four
wings. have reported that the DEMOCRATIC
CLAIMANTS have n majority OF the legal
and lawful votes. and that they are entitled to
their seats by The prima tdcic evidence.
The Federal Wings, determined to resist
the will of the people 10 their last gasp. have
prevented their admission since the report was
made, by making the House durin: three days
perfect scene OF confusion. But, verify, they
will reap their REGARD.
There can he M doubt that the Democratic
members will be admitted 10 their seats this
week. aud then some progress will be made IN
the business of the country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
Re NOT DECEIVED BY FEDERAL
FALSEHOODS.

A lie for We ran call il by no softer term. is
going ihe rounds Of all the federal papers in the
state. and uttered by every whigling from the
" silver grey" down 10 the green spectacle and
walking stick rander that 1t ~Hs stated by Mr..
But hanan. in his mastery and unans~erable
speech in favor of the Independent Treasury.
that labor would be twenty cents day.
should ths, bill pass. Now. this is all false. no
.nch language or any thing approxnating 10
il. can be found in Mr.. Buchanan's speech. 1t
n,1rtrrs not TO them what means they resort 10.
to secure the success Of their party. II false
hood will answer a better purpose than the
ruth-faIsehoods are the order of the day
then we may expect 10 see from now until they
are defeated in November. assertions OF the like
L..a aa pIehty as his" i,p"JIiiI-. TnrTr'
fore. he not deceived and whenever a federal
lists mikes the assertion. that the Democracy
are opposed 10 just reward for Iabor-'cll him
10 his face. lis false. for no argument will con-
vince him.
The ftderafisfs have always been the advo-
Gates Of low price for labor. "Nevct," said
one of their dis'in. ushed leaders. shall We
have good times in this country. until the la
horer IS obliged 10 work for a sheeps head aud
pluck day" Cannot every Que Discover a,
the first glance. the enormous fraud whith the
federal party are endravoribs to perprIrats up.
on the community. in these base fabricaions
Are the overgrnwn capitalists aud the soUlles.
manufacturing corporations in favor of HIGH
price, for labor! The statement is absurd and
carries conviction On the very face Of il. Wher
did they ever manifest any sympathy for tn,
poor man Do they not always procure ihei
labor at the lowest possible price ! Aud dc
they not oblicp the laborer to work the lonces
time possible in dayl We should rejoier il
we believed that there was change ip the fed
eral party in that respect. But we dn not he
! lieve il. What measures have they adopted OF
recommended for the elevation or the laboring
classes Have they ever sought 10 reduce tn,
time of labor aud thereby give the laborins
man more time for moral aud Intellectual cul
ture: for the social and haIlowsd enjoyment
of home Ono
/ But they have become. all at once on pdp,r
the warm friends Of the lahoring classes: anc
4 Tor what purpose do they manifest this reru par.
tjcu'or friendship al This time, Tosecure rhei
votes. The friendship OF some Of the federal
manufacturers is now carried 80 far thar they
will even dismiss their work mon from their m.
pioy il they do not vote the ,rhig ticket,
Bay STATE Democrat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

Who knews better than The Doctor Moses
Dawson. Of Cincinnati. who is intimately ac-
quainied with Gen. Harrison. aud Who not
long siuce wrote the biography of that gentle
man, has very recently published alet.r giving
his reasons why he cannot support Gen tisr-
Harrison for the Presidency. The principal
reasons he gives Why ho cannot support him. is
his total want OF the qualifications for so high
a station Here. then. is the evidence Of Har.
rson's total disqualification for lhe Office to
which the wings are striving TO elevate him.
and this. too. from Harrisons warm personal
friend. who has had every opportunity Of jud.
ing VI his chzracter.-B Boyt. Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
From the Bay Stale Democrat.
FIRST GUN FROM VERMONT.
MoNrrrL,ER. March .

Dear Ssr Our annual town meeting has
jus, closed. Last year We elected Wheeler.
dem. by two majority. Moderator. on ~heh ..
lection was the great contest. both last year and
this. company ofsiS or eight from this Town,
who have been travelling about the state, at
teoding Hurrsh-ior- Harrison meetings, l un-
dersiand. pledged themselves TO give the FIRST
gun for Harrison at Montpelier. which they
did. but the charge went out the wrong snd.-
Wheeler vas elected by So maj. t9 gain from
last year. which ~as the lez., demssrs'ie r'aj.
through the dsyl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

The Providence Journal ef Monday says.
,hai Nc Raatoui caught Tartar at Newport.
and thai the respectable eitizers Of that ancient
capital hadIno idea Of altoving such doctrines
las ne adi,need to GO unrefu,sd. IL also asserts
tina, these citizens compelled him TO aeres. al
though unwillinsiy. to toue again and enter
into a discussion Of The leading points with
= Shepherd To@.' as it is pls~ed to call Mr.
Thomas X. Ffanatb OF this town.
Al this info pss asias the Jossnal has no doubt
ohtained from sonr of it's corresponds nts among
the wkig party in this place.
Now !, t,app-ns iha, The way in which Mr..
Rantoui canghi a Tartar in Newport. and had
,his arguments refs,ed. was by one of the most
shameful. Outrageous. and prefnedfia'ed at
,,,empts. nv ,solrnre. 10 brow-bsar aad silence
The speaker. ever witnessed in ,ais country on
"A similar occ aston. This 10 the 'rmh Of the
whole matter. and no honest whig who was
there to wiirsss the proceeding viii have III"
hardlhood 10 deny il. The whole of this great
victory alluded TO bv The Journal. Is therefore.
a violent. inertusahir Outrage. whereby the
town has heen dseraccd. and those principally
concerned 10 il. are .niiIlrdt to sujoy the iofs
INV Of the Transaction.
| The whole Of this shameful outrage had it,
origin among those claiming To possess all M
d,crncy; and who believed the reople TO be in
capabls az self qo'ernmept. Their object mos
undoubtedly WAS TO piPveat the discussion o
the subject. by ovrrawine the speaker, and spb
i.ctinr him. and ihe Democratic portion Of ov
citizens. 10 the open insults and lawlsss violence
Of a mob. In this. howey"r. they were in
good degree defeated. But 1t was by clam"
and violence alone that the arguments ni Mr.
Rantoui were answered: aod this is the precis
l,reatment to which stranger. aud a gentleman
of acLuoxl-d ed talents aud unbemished char
acter. WAS subjected. His moral character. 81
Gar, both in public and private life. stands unin'
: psached and unimpeac liable. He has taken 4
active and prominent part in the Temperanc
reform Of the day. aud perhaps no public ma
OF his age in Massac husetts enjoys more eu
viabfe reputation. or +. more respected by hi
poinicaf opponents. All thugs considered
therefore. We shodfd as soon think OF DR.. Chan
ning's appearing hefore the Inq"lsI''on TO con
,ict BARNARD Hill Of hrresy. as that Mr. Ran
toni should take upon hInnelfto come here 4
pain To witness such another confutaion nf hi
arguments by Shepherd Tom" We sh""i
think that one would he about as likely to tab
place rs the other; the assertion of the agree
men, in the Journal TO the contrary nolw'if
4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

0F-The Providence Herald speaks Of our
candidate for Governor in the following terms.
their selection Of candidate Tor the office
of Governor of tins State, Gen. Carpenter is
in every requisite we'll adapted to public office
Ills private life has been unsxceptinnabIe, By
his familiar intercourse and agreeable manners.
his liberal views aud strict adherence 10 every
principle OF reciiIude 10 his dealings with his
fellow eilizeps, he has deservedly secured their
esteem and respect. Possessing a great de-
gree of legal acsumen, and being always faith
iul TO the interest of those who have REQUIRED
his services, lie has become = successful and
prominent member of the Bar. Whatever
property or reputation he has acquired have
been the fruits of his own saertions. He is.
and always has been sturdy democrat, strong
ly attacked TO the principles oi our government.
Few men among us are better acquainted with
its ponieal history, ard but few eau espress
their opinions in a more clear and forc,bIe
manner.
General Carpenter is friendly to th. best in
ieresis OF our State; aud though a professional
man, may well be called the Farmers. and
Mechanics candidate. lie richly deserves
their support. aud the supper, of every true son
VI Rhode Island, aud VIC douhi not that he will
meet With success.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
KT-EcEaM@ @.


G5-The Bere6i for IN. wido~ and rhi,lrsn
Of Mr.. Finu. which vac tn havs taken place at
the Park thes,re. New Yorh, on Friday even.
ing. has been postponed. aad meeting 10 to
he held in order to fix upon. another night. and
TO concert measures for bringing out a full
house.
Ed~ard Ererer has declined seeepring the
~bie nomirarion as a candidate for the office OF
Governor Of Massae husetfs. and announced his
in'enti"n Of d-p,rine for Europe in the course
Of = few noc'hs. Hon. John Davis and Hon.
Isaac &. Bates are now spoken of as rsndids'es.
W1airs on he Coast-Ths Georssiown
fDSI) Republic an states that for some time past
the spoa,ing Of whales has bven observed along
the Atlantic coast. and suggests that some of
the down cas-, whaters might save a visit to tho
Paeikc Nv payfng a visit ihithsrward.
Flour for Ezpor&-Duriny the week ending
h,,i evening. up~ards Of teenty thousand barrel,
Of -four hsvs been SOLD rn this eity for eIpor.
D The amonni uould have hesa greater IL vessels
could be obtained to carry n away at fair
freiehr.-P Phila. IT, S. Ga1t,.e.
! a" Ddg'- A""F""!. "F'" .u' "'P""-
ed oy ""p' "on""' " '.~ VIZ" "0'se anu
oo""'' - '"' -, '''
' " '~e'' "'N F"''''
throusho the Commonwra,h.
""a'" o"'p'''-.''" ns p"'''''''S
''' '"'' ''"
""' wy '"F ~" I,, ''
u.s. -" NV
, ct; l ;.,.x !.
c,., ,b,, n n. ron mach
., tho I;o.. he,ws.,N YorL
and Landau. f,iverpool Uavre New Orleaus
and Mobile. bnt sir were in port, las, week.
:. p. :, :.
s.;a ;o,s,d n n,,ee ,bs nam. Of Gen. Jackson
,h, b.,d -, ,h.;, s,.c,o,, ,;rls o., in opnosi,-
ion 20 Judge White, who heads the Whie tick
IT.
The Supreme Court Of The U. ,. has deri-
ded that the Governor Of Vermont had no righ,
10 refuse 10 de'"ef UP me mu'"s'e' I'''"'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11
O~The Richmond i. nov on the route.

Ps,LApgLPHrA. March 1--WE are in y fine
fix here to-day. The Banks are derliping 10
pay the checks upon them. but mark them
" good" This course was commenced the
day before yesterday in \ small way. Yester-
day the Uni,rd States and Girard sdopiedit asa
principle Of action to-day the others. or most
Of Them. have followed suit: refusing. however,
TO rsreive any Of the United States Bank checks
offered on dcposite. Yesterday one for $4,000
was protested by one OF the cry banks. ! am
informed they take them in payment OF note,
falling due. II is = sorry state Of things. and
there 10 great excitement existing in this COM
munity. The reason assigned by the other
banks 10 refuse the L. s. checks is. that II they
receive them they become balances, -hirh VIII
soon absorb The smoun, Of their capitals. There
sppears 10 be great justice in The remark.
II. 6. checks. marked good. have bsen sold
,,Ia,o3-4 per cent. discount fornotes. Very
hard names are called by individuals who have
thousands lying in depositc. and are not able to
nav their not.s. The feeling in the communal
~ is imtensely bitter.
Tn. news from Harrisburg. up to ~ o'clock
Yesterday. -ss indefinite. In the House. on
propo,i,ion to postpone the Resumption Bill.
the vote sroed-sy-s 30, nsys 30. l,~s. after.
w,rds brought mp again aud stood-syes ~,
nsys ~. Lost bystis.
Noihin, doing io Sjotk. ysTih r.periinr.-
No sales af U. s Bsuk 4; the Board,-i, s,ssd
"a l-2 to 7S.-N Y. Jour. Of Com.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

ENArum.-We are requested to correct an
error that we copied. in publish'n. the extract
from the letter Of Mr.. Bullock. last week. The
quotation from Mr.. BIS. letter should read -
" The proposal Of placing Gen. Carpenter at
the head Of the ticket meets my cordial appro-
baton"