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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-09
4 most valuable E.aST INDL4 MEDICINl
For the Cure of Rheumatism &c.

Extract of letter from the Rev James Enghsn adieo
Bengal TO his friend, DR. f. Bed,oeh. IN London o.,
"Dear Sir-Agreesbly to your request nave, WIN
difficulty procured and now send you by the sap 'sso
Capt Robertson q few pounds Of the Poladelphus OF
what generally goes by the name of India Extract
Medicine universally esteem among the people OF
India, for the cure Of Rheumatism was 10 INFORM
YOU of the number Of people who are daily ana
cured by this valuable remedy, 1t would require more
paper than am able to purchase, and more than am
able to bestow Indeed the effect IT this Medicine IS
so immediate, that in RHEUMa1ISM YOU would in
some cases suppose it acted almost like charm IN re-
moving that painful disease. The usual mode OF T.
ing it in the fora Of Pills. shall use all my endea
vGrs to send YOU a constant supply" }. r..
Since the Proprietor has received the above Medi
cine, wishing that the poor should benefit by 1t as
we'll the rich. ne has put up IN boxes made ior .he
purpose, with directions round each box AMI mas ap
nointed dr. ROBERT HARRIS Jr Of Philadelphia,
The only agent in the Usited States to dispose OF the
same with full power to appoint agents where he may
| think proper r DEL" 1L''
.ajudicious practitioner speaking of the hdit Extra t.
I'll hay, (says he) employed all my skill and talents
to find out eful preparation for the relief and cure
| of Rheumatism, and most soemny affirm, that have
never found any thing good so sae and ecaetous as
DIR Bedwelps India Extract. Y"u may depend upon
it, (says he) for have often experienced that 1t pos
sesses every virtue that be Justly ascrbed to any
medicine for that tormentng disease Here then says
he, agsn) you have medicine of superative efficacy
and Of intrinsic value, mild in its operation and certain
in its effects, which may given with success IN va
rie,y Of Chronic diseases, but especially in obstinate
,nflamatory and Chronic Rheumatism In pains OF the
| face, sc. pill two taken at bed time VIII give re
| lief
d. Clarke, of New York. in letter to the agent o.
the Proprietor concludes by saying every class OF PEG
pie will find in the India Extract cheap and valuable
| remedy for the Rheumatism, have generally found
| from one to two boxes have produced cure
| ASA CLARKE, ND.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
AUCTION.

W ILLgbe sold at public auction, on Mon NJ day the 2lst day of May next, at one o'clock F: M. on the premises, If not pre- viously sold at private sale, allthe right, title and interest which we have to3 the Real Estate late the property Of 4 finsos 2. Roberts, which he assigned 10 US as Trustees. for the benefit of his creditors, viz: The DWELLING H oUsE nov occupied by the said Roberts. about three quarters of mile southerly of the Court House in Litchfeld. with about twelve acres of Land and the Joiner's Shopnear the same. Also about twenty -three acres of Land at the Pitch. Said property will be sold by order of the Court of Probate. e
 ToMLINsoN WELLS, y,,,.,a..
 SAMUEL F. BoLLEs, @'see''
 Lisch fela. April 10. 1889 A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
tLIAm HiNDNA Consnlssss lEL BENNET1, Cornicd4 4arok a8. I 8s9 .s3
INOsIsICE.

:" E thl lseribers, appointed Con,s,is ! slona the estate of. Reutea tle zsf. adludgsd bN Hon. Superior C00ft at tlaeir Febrnssy lsyl 852 ih Litchiela. lor said county OI V ield, an insnlFaps debt0r. ass 3 by the files Sf ss;d C m - pear, dohsrkive nof;cs fhai s,s <; upon the dubf oar sI,nns, \ .,,ssf s, ,;' dwelling hoas ssid poeI; M IN <RI;sK,'s,
 iii aid couNtf tks I!est h5 Shsl < '. N. Si !. {.
 snl,s and 9e n2xl {. @s psne Q clock in .i6
 l0sen9o4. M Rd NhAFa the ckedlfors ot seiN 1aekss geby nOtiaed lo bzag aid
 lfake fnelk seN they ae1 Es l.Sfs ss lffsSs6Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
Valuable Farm FOR SALE.


 GfTUATEO in MeN-P Pfss tnn
 ". Litehdeld county consisting
 of about ITO acrcs--and in pniht
 Of cOsbpaetness locality. fertility. iilnber. md waier, probably is nor surpassed by my iu its vicinity. Buildings good and convenient. x
 ALSO FOR SALE,
 4 Cl0ihisls gFofks and Carding l1dekine, adjoining said farn1; olsas good streannsof wateras can be found in thescoupty and on a mill site of acknowled dged snperiofity for all the purPoses of fmannfacturihgs ( And also For Sale,
 A small DWELLING HOUSE, with about one acre ofsland, situate about fifty rods west of the Stone Church in said Society,".
 < The above described property is offered for sale together, or separately. Terms If pay ment accommodating aud immediate pos session given if required. asy Z ss ENSIGN BUSHNELL. Ne,0s Preston, Mdrch 8. 1889 tf39
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

Almost -d3iy article fR the ttne Of HGrdt0GTe mag
 De Jound ot the Store cf fthe subscriber, about
 opposite the Meeting House, in East Street. 1 Jor sale nt ds iolo Q price as can 6e purchased l atretaiI at ony Store in tbis Stote.
 The tolloioing articles are among the assortment | N TOINERS' PLANES, Moulding Tools, ey &Jc. at the manufacturers prices; double
 and single Cast Steel and German Sttel Plane
 Irons ofevery width; CHISELS and GOU- .GESsof all kinds; FILES of every descrip-
 ton; MILL Saws :. cross cut Saws; hand, Tpannel, back and compass do.; Wood Saws, with or without frames; Augers, patent and common Giinbets, Screw Drivers, patent. and common Iron Squares, Trying do. Beyils, Rules, COnapasses, Hammers, carpenters and ;coopers Adzes. Pincers, Nippers, Pliers, Spoke Slaves, Awis, Tacks, Sparables, Brads, Brass Nails, Princess metal do. Paint and yhite- wash Brushes, Coach Wrenches, Drawing Knives, Knives and Forks, bread, shoe and butcher Knives. Penkniyes, Razors & Straps, .Tailofs Shears, Scissors, Stump Joints, HAR- NESS TRIMMINGs, and Birdie Bitts, Sheep Shears, Trowels, Bed Screws. Wood Screws, Bed Keys, Comm0de Knobsand Rings, Bed Caps, Escutcheons, Table Butts, plate, sock ct and back CAsToRs-door, closet, trunk, chest, draw and cupboard Locks-Knob and Fdu lIOcks, CupuoaTus 1urnS, hOltS, fB0t. tons, Butts and Hinges ofall sorts, Door Han- dIes, Window Springs--sheet iron and com position Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, FryingP Pans, Gridirons, ChoppiDg Knives, Coffee 8 Spice Mills, Mortars and Pestles, Spoons, Bvass Ket- ties, ShoVels and 10ngs, Brdss Andirons. Cor ner Hooks, LO OOKING GLASSES, Britan- ! mia Tea and Coffee Pots, Flat Irons, Brass Stair Rods. Brass and Black Door Knockers, brass, iron and plated Candiesticks, Dog Col Jars, Cork Screws, large g. small Steelyards, Pins, Needles, Thimbles, Mathematical h. struments, Spectacles, Tea Bells, Sleigh Bells. House Bells, GUNS, with percussion and common Locks, Pereussian Caps. Flints,s Rat and Mouse Traps, LAMPS, Servers, Halter and Trace Chains, Bed Cords, Flax Rope, iShovels and Spades, Skates, Brass Cocks with keys, Block-tin do. Snuifers and Trays, Sand Paper. Patent Knife Sharpeners. STEEL,
 BUFFALO ROBES,
 SOLE LEATIIEP. Sc. Be- Sc.
 gF.@aa |
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
}. gnrL 0Otk OsDde3
lStNt6 0T z Qla . e tacatF,
 County 0J Isitck Jeeltl, ss.

County or lsitch setd, yXTHERE,AS s Sarak Fietchtr, of Canaan, w i'd said county ,shas brought her ,peiitions returnable to the Hon. Superior Coart, for said county. to he holden at Litchfeld, for said county, onthe third Tuesday Of August next. praying that a Bill of DisoFce may be granted t0 her against her husband Osmond E. Fletcher, late Of said Canaan, but nov ab- sent from the state and in parts 10 her 'un- known, for cause of iesertipn and three years wiifnl absence, as M her petition bearing date the Yd day of April iDstant is more fully set forth. Now therefore 1t is (pursuant t0 the statute in such case providedl hereby ordered that notics he given of the pendency Of saia petition tu the said Osf1ond E. Fletcher, by pabiishing this order in the LitchHeld Epdai- fsgs neNSpaper printed in said Litehieid. three Wkelss suecfTsively the last of said pnh- tstiu1z f0 he N iskss six wenks before lhe fhid i|1ilt sNNesaay of August eexts
 Dated of EI,chhel1 ihi6 sl lll 1f April e3&.
 DAVID S RQkHDNfk1 tA Eok4I1 | E Efltt |'7 |.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
O. Ls.,.

FTyHE Subscribers having located them
 selves at WoLcoTTvILLE,. .for Manuyac- turing WOOL, givenoiice that They will pur- chase the article, and pay cash on delivery. <
 W1olcott, GToUes X Gooda0sae.
 Wolcottyille, June 10 tf52
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
FOR SAI,E,
MAD DOGS

E WHEREAS s it appears to us the sdbscrii. | ~ bers, Civil Authority of fiie town Of Salisbury, that mad dogs have been and now
 are at large iD the said town of Sdlisbnrv <. by {sreason whereof we do judge the inhabitants of this own and state, aud tbeir propertv. to 1 be n danger: Whereupofl We do order That
 all dogs belonging to or losllid i.S the said town
 of Salisbury be confined and rsfrained in safs
 and secure places, so that they be slS0t ae large for the space Of thirty days from tlsis
 date So that said inhabitants and their proc pefty be effectuaIly secured. upon the penalty of the statute iD such cases prov ided Y And we do fnrthero order, that if any dog, belonging stoscf 10 the possession of any person residing int m this town, shall be found nnconfined and 5tinrestrained in this taw1 within the st,sce ot thirty days from this dafe, 1t shall he lawful Tor any person tO kill such dog SO found ,ifs- confned and unrestrainrd.
 2aiea at Salisbury fhis March 2stl,, 1882.
 Assst F LIS Ha STERLlNG,. 2 Y LoT NoRroN,~ E gs... SAMUEL CHURCH, s-s {. NEWMAN HoLLEY,
 PHlLANDER WHEELERs :s eo
 AS JOHN C.. MIFcHELL. G S
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
A < Go,i4t of Pfobdte holslen at .Saiisburg,
 ssIikiA asa ths Dislfist J sSAaroa, o, ihe'

{flf 1)'9 I6f f1ke t}{ftftef 9f on fhe
 Hd {'64| 6 2 nFii v l), l 8s2 .s Ia
 f<4s|,f. Slal,Iel C'lsliyclt, Esp Isdgs.
 W I#{5N {I1t ufi i5tian 0f Elixubsfk I.. BFescs-
 i<f. 4f Ganaan, fl said distfict, showing I6 thjs E1ast ihat sha $ guardian of Asa &sn H<&NSl6E 2d. of said Eanaan, minor fhaf sxid u'in0r $ ie owner of real estates sit, .'&sad ia ssill t0 syt3, to sgit \ Lot of Land on 21kich ih4 st0fe now occupied " Asa S. Hr6&syef s situated containirE sixteen acres 6! lSHI. Mi(h fI1e htil1Ihgs on the safne. A l.s 16, oun aoGe 6f I6nd jyinR on the east si9e of i&a foad npn0aite said Store, ealled iIla Still 3SnSa ES AiS6 0ne acre of land lyjng D0s iE1 onnDsiit tide pf t|ie road, ansl northefIyl |F1t. Ss;f El q 6Us6 Eolz < Iso. E piece pf |SHf ,@iHk SboUf twenty rods nofthwFsfeFiy |ff01H 8I;sNNteN H0s(ofd's dwelling. hcsise. tSn{&in3a8 4b0Nl lygSsIl ly .s}5e1 acses 6f land l E vi th6f said fsaI fslale is sAlned at about 6|EElStii h0ndfoil afd seve6t -one dollars and .;x fs .tkfs1 cerfs < AhH ihat sit will be fos The 'S<2Sssk 6f sX:1 minor ihat said lapd ayld es- {sf* 6s stId; &uH {iI6 aYaiIs thEfeof lle vested 'Ij SIhET 1sA| esia<s of plafesl op interest as x*2 |4N NjFexts nftyiHg fnr Abesty t0 sell a&'H NsiaIe |hr t&e pofnese aforesaid as peI zAI:I asl||i6u oa Ile' sialed ils sd day of Apfil 8<z,'z|. Ehs| said pSlilion bs aeard tin #x5|,HI1 Uti<& In 8HIshItfX. 0n the 0th day s.i IHs 1&X{. 6 osciocI in tie forenoon
 ain {I';|I Nb{ItE v the p6n asNey theteOf bt *'HEN t3 pNb|lshInE . copy 0f This prdef it {H< fiitttHsld En4Njfef gigfa weeks 6NrGess Iefl4. aE 'ENsl s|x NH |ks b6lofe mid akh daJ
 kMfjEr G'I K1RC CEi Jades,
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
to,aa,ssssi;o o,ssa.s lotieS.

NHon. Court of Probate for the Dis.
 of Litthfeid hath limited and sllow- ed ss bnths from the 18th day oi March, ISSSi the creditors to the est#fe of
 RUFUS PA
 iate oit tHwaIl, in said probate sIisisirf. l,ie- claims Aly alfested ta sh \ : 1,,, X, for ad lent. W. fha ss,,kanr;hsrs . A.,iss appoiais olnnsissioners on said estaf fs. \ sjvss notice will ,,anssf sf fhe' 'd he..ss Of John ir ssaid nafnxyalts .,sSsbs s., day of Nk1d on tl,e iSth dav of ense,,, s,s M. her next o'clock \, fI,,: \ tterh1ssr nf each Of shays M hp N and ,ye sr;iI sS tenA N tne cute fgned us. .S ER sJoNEs. tLIAm HiKDafAS. Compsssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

Benjamin WiIbnr's Estate. fr'ti5N f1on Court ef Pfabase l6f tla Dis. iH;kf4{ eHafe1 has il15jtSd 2ns| NlsnASeN *'x &66liit lf0i1 shis 29l1 slsF n5 Aia1t|l. sA
 ' ,'4z, ssi1 tsI6I< t ilI5 t1nlH's |satSi
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
JFFALO ROBES
Cornwall Acadenly.

FEsI1E South CornwalT Academy will be II open for the reception of st1aents onsthe lst day3of May next, under the superyision of the Rev. XVI M, ANnREsvs. F.. U. ANDREtvs. late Principal of Torringford Academy Pre- .ceptor. Tuition--for the common branches. SS-sor the higher, S4.s. ?
 Board, from l,25 to S1.5O.
 Cornrai, .March Q8,rf832 6t49
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

FE.3 ff Subscribers wish to contract for the bNilding tho present season of A large SI0fE BIJILDfN 0 to bc occupied as al G0l}d# H1etory AIso. for the erection of a .sfo,is H.Im across the Shipaug RiveraiIds f3f <I,d i1ai Eing and erecting the MI ater heels, Sz 6 f6 H6 S.f9chetl t0 the above Building and d3ais5s Rf0pnsals fOf doing al or any part Of sAIiI ,*ofk 5I iur furnishing materials, will De IH4Eif&N antiE the 3Oiii inst. Good reconl- tbea<at ions as to and ability 10 perform, &< II 6e FetlliIs{ q . ( all yiin slialI apply. \
 LEVI $. pLs LsATT.
 ANDREW HIN D, J T.
 CHA RLfsS A. HUDSON.
 5 AA4IIEI IF LEAYIasT. as5 ;,,eton, dafil ,, lasa. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
OO Dollars.
and 16 4f AZ a Prize of
 OO.

Sold. by the subscriber in Class No. 3, besides Prizes of $50, 60. 40. &5c. Szc. within fine last week. VIM. R. MESHURUL.
 Ore door Vest .Q Parks. Hotel, N.B B. All orders through the Post Office will be punctualty attended to. Litchfeld. 44prits5 43.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
&ale of E'Fasflis EIdred's Estate.

<6 Ie Of E'Kas sf1Is E, ldred 1s Estate. N 5 < order of iIla Court of Probate for fhs A 2 diaffictoI Shafon. sllall sell it the late sIs<6||;nz: ho,ise of ERAsTus EnDR deceass esI # Salisbury, on tha S0th iay of April sssx <, 1t 'clotk iII ihe altefuo0p, So much 1 lIic E&UI Esiate ( flhs said Efasfus Eldred. <treas&1 aY isiI raise tlie sum of two tiiouss as,< Arid 6ineseen dollars md thirty tsyo cents, f5s i|1e E,A finen{ Of the debts and charges dne lf0In aaid HsslAte. Tie Estate to be sold is siiaa}ed iI( iile tosSns of Salisbury Canaau, s0d affEn. i1 llle county of Lltchfela.
 TlN said eslaie Y ill ba sold either 1t pirate salA oy pabIie auction, as shall be most cx x
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

TbnHgk n 24 holfs 32 miles Ldnd
 C1friage.
 T4HE mail Coach leaves Litclheld every Morning dg o'clock pTscisely, Sundays .exeepted) arrives al Hartford at n o'clock. steam Boat leaves Hartford at l2snDon for New York U. PARKS. Liicb fsld. Apriiss s 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19

CtGy's Hck Osataseut. s.s; EOR pleasantness safeiy expe dition, ease and cer
 tainty,is infinitely superiorto to any othefcure fur that tofmenting disorder. s sssssg- srss
 Price 25 cents per box. 's9s as as;. 2
 Clay's Stomach Bitters.
 YEyHEY will be found n all cases oi the following M descrplionto to give telief:-N Nausea, Heartburn, Vomiting, Costsen Necklaces a, the Breast, Pain nthe Slomach, Loss Appeiiie and ail other symp- toms Of Indigestion and FlasNleaces and ns peryons cordial, is not to De supposed by any thing. A ,
 Price 25 cents box. .s K s N sa . '. sssso Pearl Tootk Poscdey
 YFNHIS celebfated Powder needs no recomme nda-, " tion-eyefy gentleinas. aud lady should be int the seopsant use of thss wish t preserve their teeth from decay, ant have themappea dfa beautiful pear- ly whiteness. Price Q5 cents buxs " I Sold by Samuel Raei; Lee & Beckseith. and Apothecaf;ssI Isifeh ,aad at gafious other pIuees inthc eoMnt3i.a Ds CLAY.s, Ky June g, 1881 K Y s N sss " 1s3 N
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
AI. .gll F0R. GALE.
lY2.l ,lyas e.,

Nel0. Preston, March g. 1889 ,1
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-04-19
m e ssiisrs ysuaiiniing n ths Post 09ice dl


Aarnislf2ltr " ilIiain G1ovaf John B;ssSll H6HainiI Russell eieplSeii IearHi,nNt 56.ifl SfenIIells0n WiIam
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09
THE OPPOSITION.

This party has for some time (as our
readers well know been in trouble. We
do not like to bother ourselves with FAM
lily jars and quarrels, but the difficulty
now existing between the nationals is of
such an amusing character that we can
not forbear giving il a passing notice.
The two grand branches of the national
trunk are denominated by an opposition
paper, the Simon Pure and nationals.
The former are of the party who seem
determined rather to "rule in He'll than
serve in Heaven" The latter like men
Of sense choose to be governed by cir
cumstances, and in due time act that
part which shall be most likely to effect
the great object Of both viz: the rsmo-
val of General Jackson. The leader Of
tho former 10 an old sinner against the
rspublicsp party one who made no con-
ssmptibls figure in a certain convention
held near twenty years ago in the land
Of steady habits. and, who can never for
rive Prssident Jackson for saying that
the members Of that convention ssght to
have their ears cropped. The leader Of
the latter is a ssrsysd sheep from the re-
publican fold. one who had beon fed and
tsttsnsd BY the republican party aud who
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09
STATE CONVENTION
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

A General Republican Conven-
ton Of the friends of the Nation
al Administration, will be held at
the State House, in Providence
on THURSDAY EVENING,
Nov. L.. 1882, to form an Electo-
rial Ticket for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency of the Unit
ted States, at the ensuing cleo
ton, and to transact such other
business as may come before said
Convention.
GrRepublicans Of the several
towns in the state are reuqeste J
to be prompt in the election Of
Delegates.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09

FEDERAL POSTMASTERS.-DUFF'S
TELEGRAPH

FEDERAL POSTMASTERS.-D
TELEGRAPH.
In tho town of Darlington, where a
federal postmaster has recently been
removed, bundle Of Duff Greene's
fell-lie-gruphs, with circular letter,
have been lately received. The old post
master loves his pence too well to spend
il for Duff's trash, 80 they lie dead in
the post Office. Here then 10 an instance
whore the public revenue would have
been deframded, but for the removal in
question. In this State more than three
quarters Of the Post Offices are in the
hands Of the opponents Of tho admins
tratiom, and we have a good right to
presume that similar game has been
played in the other Offices. that has been
exposed and detected in this.
The opposition papers have hae some
thing to say about "Extra Globes" We
challenge them to produce single in
stance, whero that paper has been sent
to any one in this State, except to sub
scr'bers, or to printers with whom they
exchange-or where any one receives
the Globe without paying the postage.
Prov. Her.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09
JEFFERSON.

Mn. PEcKHAM,-I happened TO be in
Newport on Saturday evening last, con-
trary to my intention, having been dis
appointed as to a passage home in the
packet. While strolling about in pur-
suit of amusement ! heard the State
House bell ring, and enquircd Of the first
person met, who preached in the
Court House that evening he replied
that it was mot religious, but political
meeting having been called 'to express
the sense Of the freemen Of Newport,
and more particularly the Nationa! Re-
publicans, Of all shades and denomina-
tions, as to the best course for the Ma
tional Republican Electors, to take, in
case Mr.. Writ should lead Mr.. Clay pre-
vious to the time when the electors of r.
Island will be called to give their votes.'
l understood that the printed notice
for calling the meeting was so general in
its terms, that even tho Jackson men
had ventured to attend the meeting. I
Immediately repaired to the spot. whero
large assemOIags Of the citizens were
collected when I arrived. There were
the Jacksonians, the Antimasons, the
Clay men proper. and the Simon pure
C1o vn.s~ A.~x.1I:~>l vHl~ s>--~ cx.-~
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09

The noisy and empty boasting Of the
federal papers no longer produce the ef-
feet Of cheering even their own political
friends, much less that Of do pressing the
supporters of democratic principles.
For years past they have practicsd the
"gams Of bragg" but not so successfully
as their leader. Henry Clay, who il is
said once dragged" a British pobleman
out Of nearIy bis weight in guineas -
Surprising NJ IL may appear, some few
Of the federalisss still continue to swal-
low down tho idle tales Of triumphs and
victories Of the srisfocraiic party.
While smarsing under their dissppoint-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09

OF all the bunglers and blunderers that
the world ever produced surely our State
Nationals do take the lead.
In their late convention for the selec-
ton of candidates for electors of Presi-
dent and Vice President. Ahey passed a
string of resolutions whose absurdity is
only equalled by their fallacy. Do hear
them:
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09

In conformity to the above notice the
Republicans of the town of Newport are
requested 80 sneef Mt the Savings Bank
room on Monday evening October 18th
at o'clock to appoint delegates to at
tend the State Convention in Providence
on Thursday evening Nov. l, 1882.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-10-09

WITHDRAWAL OF JUDoE BARpoun.-
We understand from pretty good aushori-
ty, that Judge Barbour has lately written
n letter to q gentleman Of Oxford, in this
State. in which he. in substance, express
90 tho wish that his friends would not con-
tinue his name a. candidate for the
Vice Prcsidcncy.-Midfsn IN c. Spec
f0for. ~.