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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
FALL AND WINTEl
GOODS.

Great pains have been taken in Chi,
selection of GOODS, as it regarS,I
quality, style, and cheapness-sud
they can say with confidence, they will
offer them on as fair terms as they cad
be had in this section Of country. The, |
stock consists in part Of the following
articles, viz:
Super Blue, Black, Brown
Grey, Drab, Green, Dahlia aud Invisl
IDLE Cloths. common, do. do. not to b,
purchased cheaper than they will MI
Green Pelisse ditto; Super Bhs,
Black and Drab double milled Casst
mere, fancy striped and checked Buck,
skin do. (firss rate y striped, checked
and plain Cassinc,,s, from so cent,
% F., Woolene.,s and Flushings ! Blue
Green, Red and White Mackinav|
Blankets, Seddle and Rose, ditto Su.|
per Swansdown, Toiliue,, Plaid Val
encia and Silk Vestings, black and FAM
cy cut Silk Velve,s, cut Tabby ditto \
ready made Silk Vests ; French, Eng
lish and German, 81 very cheap, Me-
rinoes' Of various colours; Circassians|
and Bombszet.s (; Worsted Gro ds|
Maps, new and splendid article foil
Ladies' dresses red,white, green and|
yellow Flannels, Canton ditto Super
plain, checked, and figured Gro del
Naples Silk black mationi Lustring
ditto f; super plain and figured Whis
Satins; Plaid Silks; Gro de Naples and
Jacquart Handkerchief Thybst, Val
Ieneia, Tarlern, German, Chaly, Prss /
sian, Bagdad & new style cashma
Shawls, &c. &c. sc.
Together with General Asson |
ment Of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
Neqv Goods.

THE subscribers are receiving 9
large stock Of
:GalI s. gU futer Goods.
embracing all articles in usual demand
and many which are seldom to be found
in the country.-Am ongst our assert.
ment are
Blue, Black, Brown, Drab,
Steel Mixed, 81 fancy eoloured Cloths,
Saltinets, full and striped Linseys,
Cassimeres, Merinoes of all qualities
and colours, Gro de Nap Merinoes, a
beautiful article, Silk Velvet, Vestings,
Calicoes, Irish Linens, Black Bomba-
zine, Bombaze,te, FIannels, Blankets,
Burlaps. Fancy Handkerchief and
Shawls, Cotton Shawls, Handker-
chiefs, Checks, Plaid Coitons, Bleach.
ed and Brown Cottons, Cotton. Yarn,
Carpet Chains, Candle Wick, &c.
&c. &c. Also,-Groceries, Wines,
Queensware, Hardware, Stoves, Tin
ware, &c. &c. &c.
We would particularly call atten-
ton TO our CLOTHS, as we cen sell
them much cheaper than We have ever
sold any Of equal quality. We are
thankful for the patronage We have re-
ceived, and hope for continuauce.--
Dealers will do we'll to call and see
our s.ock.-We are determined 10 sell
CHEAP.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
A6o ACRES,

more or less, 1t being the same tract
devised in the last will and testament
OF John Colston, late of Hampshire
county, to John C. Sewers of Frede-
rick county, and conveyed by the said
Sewers and wife TO Hollenback. The
improvements are a tolerabIe comfor-
table
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
C.. L. WREN & co.
Romney, Oct. /, 1886.

O. WE wiah to buy Corn, Oats,
Buckwhea, and Wheat, and will give
the highest prices. All kinds Of coun-
try produce taken in exchange for
Goods. C. Il. w. g. CO. 4
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
Splendid Assortment!
s. anluei 70. prann,

Is just receiving and is now opening
at his we'll known stand, opposite The
Court house in Romney,
A Large and Splendid assortment of
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
DWELLING HOUSE.

STABLE, and THRASH HOUSE,
There 10 a never failing spring Of ex-
eellent water within thirty yards Of the
do0r--about
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
DRY GOODS.
Gro es,
0qeeo,s,rnsee. HOydacng'e. .(c. &c.

%NSNseoctSS y a1Uf eeerS1c3 N3C' W.
All Of which have been purchased With
care for Cca.s, which will enahae them
TO sell on more pleasing terms than if
bought on credit.
They politely invite their friends
and The pubic generally TO call and
examine tke.r stock Of GOODS, as
they feel confden. that their prices
will give el,ire satisfaction TO the pur.
chaser.
CHARLES LOBB, Jr. g. Co.
Petersburg, July SO, lSa6.-tf
N. D. Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn,
Flaxseed, Wool, Feathers, Eurs, Bees.
wax, Tallow, Rags, &C., will be taken
at the highest market prices, in ex-
change for GOODS.
c. L. Jr., 81 co.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
20 ACRES.

OF The above named tract is frst rate
Patlerson's Creek Bottom, the whole
is in high state of cultivation being
well SEE with grass and clover.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
Dwelling House,

and STABLE, KITCHEN, and 9TH
er out houses, with we'll Of good wa
ter.
also, One Other Tract,
being one.feurteen.h part Of the tract
known by the "STONE HOUSE
FARM" which is now in grass and
excellent repair.-AlsO,six. fourteenths
of the place known by the "W I s E
PLACE." the most of which is now
in grass /; there is a good APPLE
ORCHARD, on this tract, and all in
good repair.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12

all of which they will sell at very
small advance. Purchasers in search
Of good bargains are invited to COLL
and examine their stock. We taks
this opportunity of returning our sln'
cere thanks to this generous public io'
past favours, and most Respectfully
request a continuance Of their paro|
mage.
JNO. MCDOWELL, Jr. s. Go.
MooreGeld, Oct. /, 1886.
o. Wheat, Rye, Oats, Corn, Flax
seed, Timothyseed, Rags, Feather1
Tallow, Good Bonds, Bank Bills and
Tom Benton's Yellow Jackets, tai
ken 10 exchange for Goods.
J. Med. Jr. g. Co
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12
400 ACRES

together with Seventeen Acrss, Of
WOOD LAND--attached thereto 10
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1836-11-12

Atso, One Other 7s'uet,
il being one fourth of the tract known
by the name of the "CHANDLER
TRACT" containing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

much consequence 10 the Wings to be lost 10 them in
that body We asked every day from all quarters
why does our party not press the Resolutions for E1
pnngng: The question at the April elections was
Leigh or no or no Instructions
the people of Virginia consider the settlement of that
question OF Importance than any ether now before
in the Assembly, and ifany be called
to account for remissness duty ii will be for rejecting
the performance Of that duty upon which they were
Instructed at IKE pOIs The ascendant party in the Lee
gsa,ure owe II to the people they represent to make the
earliest possible disposition OF the question before
them which hry have il in their Iwer to d.,--and which
shall be consistent with 'h, rights of the South and tend
al the same tc to the preservation of thu Union Waste
time i'll Useless, idle. wrangIing d-bate--,he
constituency sired CT it, aud demand ucLiu mmtdi-
ate GriinN
And now, gentle reader after the Wing e!amor in
the all their public defamation the
subject who think you the thirteen gentlemen in
the Virginia legislature that voted against resolution,
drngng the right Of Congress to abolish (nerere with)
slavery in Tie District Of Columbia: re uiu tell yOu-
They are WAiyS! Hhiys' every man OF them. Not a
friend Of the Adnnisrallon-not one single supporter
Of Aartin Van Buren, Look the vote Ike Elec-
tinn of Councillor for proof, not single Democratic
Republican among them! Comment IS nnnertsSary
PcterS&nrg Constellation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
III. Press, In "Litlc Tennessee.

We hail at length the appearance Of one Republican
paper in the soulh-"escr" region Of tic State The
hc Forester and the .4bnsdon Statesman have hitherto
had the whole field to :hemsclvrs-bu. Messrs Floyd a.
Mathews have sold out the Forester to George Nc
Farlane who has changed bsth lis and its politics.
1t appears under the title of the its
political principles ere set forth in the following frank
and lucid exposition
Te People ohs Dsiric, fm respectable pert oil The great
The? IA ola strict construction
Conuon rspudiatng the doctrines Of those ia'i:udnou
who for protective tariff Internal Improvement
BY Genera Government National Banks rIhcy eon!ucr
the unity paramount all other
rolcmny procn against the pcaconbe remedies OF Nuhlea
ton aud Secession. ~
n support oihosc principles the Aoua,aneer will be bat the or
ran Of tho people, There another Iubcc which II Is
should somo.inswc aluac TO the next fres
cncy been ou, candidates brought ot 10; once
Harrison White Wan Buren,. The hrst Mr. Webster
!. known -enrriaH great private wch. but belongs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
DE .ATflsi.

Departed this life tie her father Coloncl
&. PayHe Fia' county, tho 81!
fourth Of her s, Mrs. Lucy Clark, Tho
Clark, Vs. Of Kingston, East T:ars,rc In the Of
tvs truly niah wor!Gn combnc from early youth
utitu, tenGe and htec;iomaic ~ fc.adkiud and friendly
her loving kiuds
a!ccoaltc- oh"r EcrvnniSlnI charitable o But
thu viii u her i!rGvcny Father, call her or.
tyleavng Ion" hUSand doa;ing parent Iowa, brothers Rm
ter, rnO! ba with other kai cc!G. ou 10 loag,
Ion. i"iI ,iaS!e Lass. FAREWELL inEocnrc"tou
stranger to UEaac and inward storm He who clouds olives
in !fown OF dahncs snits thee in Mind regard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
rU3NGE or DOfTRIN-Et

Tii FL. xxx GOOD WORK Of tie administration.
ell r n.'oHees from 800 90 go met in General Coun.
y.w E;' ocNernrr!urn, the q. S. COMMISSIONER ct
.yrnsJ @ on Tie 2iS ut-On the 2Jth. treaty was
rlg.r "'a The l. S. BY this treaty says the Mil.
,j;n necoFces} we understand. probably about half
"a. inT;., over The five millions preferred, was granted
leads ~ .ef spoa!icns aud other claims, and thut
Iarn ua' a!!!ies IN the States of North Carolina,
Gcur I''e .tiaoama ami such US may from
d Jnnn se''!e IN either Of those States by the first
g.sr,er are e:t'iIci 10 pre-enp,ion right to
ia, * oeeon ("Ge hundred and six,y acres of and)
They ars u lie government price Of 81 25per
Protected in the quiet possession of their
ears fn,n h IN Georgia and the other States for two
this 'e ratification Of the treaty. The provisions
Iacb D, W. are substantially the same of that made las,
:shcd viii, with Ridge which We then pub.
bovc e additional for spoiu,ions and claims
by ma h. 10, and the ptien right This .rea.
|a,Oa II ed us the express will and desire of the
sRiGsc ana wi" oe remembered that John Ross John
kac latiop sis are now at Washington city, sent by
avoid anv sesat'on to treat upon the same subject
Pie treaty a!!!cully this account it is provided in
decg,, Treaty shall have been en,ered into by
oncpdsd s" no" at Washington, before the one jus,
tea.u s be presented there for ratification then
aslin 70 ~ De considered void and the one made At
s'is unGsto be valid. The Ross and Ridge parties
'~e'stcGd, enuun-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
CDHuEhII9T,
{ UHE UNIIHTED
At Court kri uT Wcsmcrcl.nI County the 18th

tU.NE U-TILH7EU
Ala Court ke ior Wcstcrc=al County: the 18th day
ccnlav: lHJJ-
Whereas, Court unl Bar have hard i profound regret
the death Ui Dac PL;nr E, late Justice Of this Court,
long Respectable" intelligent and worthy Of hiz county:
Ke I!at they Lrrpy dcorr he melancholy calamity that
hht deprived ihcm OF o,uuab.c friend and c-nuc
socry un ta III testimony OF their ior his
admiration OF his claractc they will The Customary badge Of
mourning 10: thirty days.
Rcsd That these resolutions be entered b. the Clerk the
recu v
R"rtd That they be communicating the Clerk the newspa
pcts Fredericksburg and Richmond publication.
tCopy-Tcstr, THO. q. HUT, D. C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
MARRIAGES..

Married. the morwa. ot tha l By Rev Wien 8.
Puc Hathaa A. StcGman, Es Comptroller Of tho Of
Moth CaIone 10 Mss EuphuIa w. daughter OF r. ". White
Es', OF this city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19
RsEcs,'d gWE,cfcsagc Prices Cssrresat.

:: 500 9 s sH!'S' xa"; sup
'S' 's:sS mid i iy S E": 81
Extra scotch II II n, whsk.y 3laY2
FiHe manufacturing !OO d 81 RUM West India 81
Fl'vHt coy Mills q io N Ma :'a"' a assT
wHzsT-Eed 20 ssiisily Madeira goa 90
Com 20 IS Tea, Imp. mn. Gunp. go 90
Com Meal s5a9Ji " Young Tyson GOGs0
S"s, per rw': $50 Soa SaI', per sack s@&ls
ES:s Ss'" r. H :s' IRON s%!s
S S:;:: 5'H .3 81 :"' e new: Is e:
s. Domingo Mahogany, from 10 to Is cents foo..
V ';sasS's :Aaae un4 c:o,cA 1915 d Dc"
COUNTRY FrNs. n.aFcs q.
M M;ss sl'a Ms'% s.d l9h9
:, I rs.sE' OF srveF' oo Chesterfield! R. Eesa slss
Sink vs, u. Il y: ca's!,.s Sa"t Note" s,ls
hs~s" "s" am" T. S carolina do SS 100
Stock so pr s'aIe above Ia
quotations Wheat scarce, and in demand.
t'--------- -----------------------
H ABOURERs WANTED.-The Black Heath Com
- pany of Golfers wish TO purchase or hire 40 able
bodied young Fellows for which cash will be pnd.-Ap-
! ply to BERNARD PEYTON, President.
Richmond. January To- 79-lt
| SALE OF NEGROES.-W be sold on Monday,
S the sh instant at Surry Court House, on credit
of nine months Except mach may be necessary to
paw the expenses of suit and sale, which will be re9uir
I'd in cash. thirteen Slaves, belonging to the estate of
! William Maynard, decd Some Of them young
and likely consisting Of men, women boys and girls
JAMES S. CLARKE, Commission1.
January 10. 79--3t"
NI Office. All persons having claims against the Es
lN late Of William Johnson, deceased formerly Of
Goochland county, requested to present them to the
subscriber, living Charlottesville, Abemarle coun-
t. properly authenticated, before the 18th day Of
March next, arrangements may be made tor paying
the Those Indebted to said Estate, VIII please
make ims,cd:ate payment: This notice will be plead in
! abuye date COLIN JOHNSON,
Admir- Of lillian JoLnson, deceased.
In 4; tS3G 70-wGwr
MoTlCE.-All persons Indebted 10 the estate Of Al.
"a fred Minor, deceased, late OF Caroline county are
ho-.hv ,ouested to come forward and make payment
end 81. having claims against lLe sa!o estate arc
cnirnt Il, present .he, TO :hr saSHcrbrE properly au-
hcpca.ed fer settlement, as his Holcc WIZ oe Peaoeo
in b.- 10 y. such claims rs shall net DC hns presented
III H. ~ WIN r. 3. WYATT,
! .9dmin.tretor Of .a.tred Minor, deceased.
| rn,,,v 49, 79-w4w'
1OIjND in the neighborhood Of the Capitol Square,
| a on Saturday night, the 10Th Instant Alerino
SfIAWL-The owner can have on application at ihis
Office and paying the expense Of this advertisement
NJOYICE-All persons having claims aganst the es-
lS ,ates of JOHN Baker, jeremiah Hancock, and ooa-
Jiah Wniree dec d. requested to make them known
imn.eGatev; those indebted will make payment h'"e
d'a'F's' is 10 '"0''s su.As cHENTHAM, d. S.,
Daniel Hsiseger late erg ana M as IafR G ;a
when hope to meet those who hired negroes OF lie
above Estates the present year prepared to e in then
| Eonds. ...,. oo
! December "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

Om;ssiOn.-In enuncratng the Special Deputies who
attended Tie Legislature Contention the Evening Of
the lth inst, accidentally overlooked the nainc Of
Petersburg gives pleasure to correct the error
and 10 state, that Mr. Branch not only present. but
co-0peratrd in the action of that body.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

H ABOURERS WANTEU.--The Black Heath Com
81 pany Of Golfers wish to purchase or hire DO able
bodied young Fellows, for which cash will be Pnid.-AP-
ply TO BERNARD PEYTON, President.
Richmond, January To- TJ-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-19

The Alexandria Gazette ('Vhig) styles the nomination
oc Judge Smith as "an undsgused insult to Col. john
sunand lhinks (hcpes) that it must 'rila.e not
little the SLAYER Of Tecunseh No insnit Of course. in
this sncrr-Br for The consolation OF the Gazette Edi-
tor refer him to the manly and magnanimous letter
Of Col. Johnson in the last Enquirer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14
Twcnty.Fourih Congress.
>econd, session.

In Senate, Wednesday Dec. 7ih.-Thr
Hon. Bedford Brown, of n. G.. appeared
and took his seat.
The Vice President laid before the Sem
ate several communicatious from the Sec
retary of the Treasury, viz.
lst. A report of the application of the
payments made on contract by the several
idisbursing officers of the Treasury, in ote-
jieuce To resolution Of the Ist of July last.
I'd. A report of The application OF the
moneys appropriated by the aet to carry
intc effect the treaty of the Chicas"ws &C
3D. 4 repor, in obedience to resoiu''o'
Of the last session, concerning 'he '''p"''
,sticr OF yuupers into the country
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

PRESIDENTIAL ELEcrIoN.-The electos-
ii college for this State met at Bristol on
Wednesday last, and proceeded to bnllot
for candidate for President, wbereupon
The Hon. Martin Van Bnren, of New York,
received the unanimous vote of the four
Electors, and was declared to be The choice
of Rhode Island for that office.
The college next ballotled for a caudi-
date for Vice President, whereupon tho
Hon. Richard NJ. johnson, of Kentucky,
received the unanimous vote of the fouT
Electors, and was declared To be the choice
of Rhode Island for tha, office.
Olney Baliou, Esq. of Cumberland, wns
then appointed, by the electoral! college,
special messenger to carry the votes to
Washington.
/ ELECTORAL COLLEGE or MASSACHUSETTS,.
The Electors of President of the United
States, on the part Of this Commonwealth,
assembled on Wednesday at III O'Clock
! and cast their ballots for DANIEL WERsrEE
for President, and FRANcis GRANGER for
Vice President.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

The PREsIDENT'5 ILLSEs..-We have
unintentionalIy omitted to notice the report
that our venerable President has been dan
gerously i'll. The Globe Of the 30th ult.
stated that his health had been gradually
improving, but extracts from letters which
we have seen in late papers state that he
had another attack on Thursday last, "iha,
he is very weak, and that his situation Is
very nrecarions."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY Dec.I4, 1886.

IL Is with much pleasure that we lay be-
fore our readers the vaIedctory message of
our venerable President. His friends and
supporters may well he proud Of it, when
even his political oppoheuts are forced to
yield to Its sound, republican and popular
doctrines AN almost entire assent. The
president true to his principles, uphnlds TO
The last, the interests o: democracy. The
measures recommended in the message.
cannot fail TO render it acceptable to the
great body of the American people.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14


MoNEY.-It appears from the following
extracts that the pressure in the money
market is subsiding:
The Boston Gazette says "The money
market in this city is much easier; one ~
our banks we are informed Yesterday DIS
counted to the amount OF one hundred thou.
sand dollars"
The New-York Times says" The mon.
ey market has become easier than it hrs
been known for several weeks, and the real
pressure may be said 10 have passed. The
Merchants of New York, with the Fire,
Distribution Law, &c, the last year, havo
had much to sustain, hut they have CON-
on, nobly from the trisl, and their credit -
established on still firmcr basis than be.
fore. Our country, in reality, was never SO
prosperous or so wealthy as now.
Bills on England are falling, which is y
good sign. The price yesterday wns9 20
IA per cent premium for CASH"
! THE eAM-BoArs.-Owing to the late.
ness of the season, and the diminished num-
( ber of passengers, the bun,s Of the Trans
portation Company for the present will run
/ but three times week between Providen Q
! and New York, leaving each place Tues
davs, Thursdays and Saturdays. Tie
President will leave Providence Tomorrow
ta,t n. IS Ia N
Aaron Burr, by NJ. l.. Davis, has been
published in New York by the Ae''r",
Harper.
We publish the proceedings of Congress
up To Thursday last, at which time Doll
Houses adjourned to Monday
Mr.. LEIGH, of Virginia has resigned bis
seat in the U. S. Senate.
Mn. Lowxs, representative in Cong'ess
from Georgia, hns resigned his seat.
Tb, presen, Secretary n, War nd interim,
lin the discharge of the onerous duties In,
cident to his office, appears to be wlnnins
golden opinions from the Army and from
the country generally.
u We copy the following returns epm Tho
New York Express of Saturday last; 1t be
inrsa whig PRINT our readers mus, make
due allowance for errors.
ALApAMA.-The Express from the sou u.n
on Thurs,lny brou ght us returns from al
the counties in Alabama but thtee-g"i >
Van Buren, a majority Of 3,45o.
I Arx,ys,s.-" Arkansas ids gone ~
Van. Our legislature has passed 'he TX
lpunging resolutions.
N,.s,,e,-The last St. Louis Repu '!'-
has information from Jefferson city fhe
c,o;,,l If the Srsie) that the officisl vo'e r
Missouri for Presidential Electors, has been
,,s,ertained, and exhibits the following <
lcrer,te.--van Buren 10000, Whig 7,70)
Majority for Van Buren, $500.
MissIssrrrL-The New York Tiu-e,
says tina, private accounts received fr'rl
this State leave no doubt but that the Nin
Buren, ticket has succeeded by large MA
joriiy. The Wings themselves ALLOW ue
500 majority
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

MissIssrrrL--The New York Tiu-e,
says that private accounts received fr'rl
this State leave no doubt but that the Nin
Buren, ,icke; has succeeded by a large ma
iority. The Wings themselves ALLOW rs
so maloriiy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

The prcsen, Secretary at War nd interim
in the discharge of the onerous duties in
ciden, to his office, appears to be wlnnin :
golden opinions from the Army and from
the country generally.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

The first volume of the Memoirs ot
Aaron Burr, by NJ. l.. Davis, has been
published in New York by the Ae''r',
Harper.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-12-14

We publish the proceedings of Congress
up to Thursday last, at which time oo'h
Houses adjourned to Monday