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Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
NOTICE.

A LLpersons liable to pay taxes in the town "A of Litchfield are hereby notified and re- quired to make written or printed lists of all the taxable property belonging to them on the first of October instant, with the particulars of all property real and personal liable to be the undersigned, the Assessors of said town, on or before the 2Oth day of October instant, according to the requirements of the statute in such case made and provided. All persons neglecting to comply with this notice are subject to be three-folded.
 Blanks may be had at the Town Clerks office, and lists left there will be received by the Assessors.
 TOMLINsoN WELLS,
 DAVID BENTON,
 SAMUEL M. MERw1N, Assessors.
 HARVEY BIRGE,
 ABEL H. CLEMoNs, Litch6eld, Oct. II, l6S6. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
Iron Foundry.

sWO1"Se, Ctgs'9'6segtOse q Co. WY oULD inform their friends and the public W that they have established an IRON FOUNDRY, for the purpose of Casting StOUeS, Fire Fb'SgaseeS,
 sWyCle69ee9.y, dc. in the Village of Litchfeld, where they will be happy to execute orders for all kinds of Castings usually called for in Cupola Fur mace, at the shortest notice, and on reasona- ble terms. p The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited.
 Litchfeld, Sem. Is. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
Mansion House,
TO JOIN FRS. & D ROKE EN

"AS just received a full supply of Bench " Planes, Moulding Tools, Flows, Sash Tools, Fillisters, Match Planes, Rabbit Planes. Bench Screws, &c. &c. ofa first rate quality in every espect-afording good opportu- nifty to purchasers to select a superior sett. Am. and English Round Iron, assorted sizes.
 Hoop Irons do. English Wagon Tire. NAILS, from Sd. 10 2Od.-tO be sold.
 Litch6eId, Sept. %, 16
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
Fton a1s Me.teru fKr.l Lnminaru.

From Ehs WesterN lKyJ LHminery. Pour the sparkling nectar free; Pass the bowl round merTily.' Hark! hear the bailiff7s tread; kie is armed with summons dread: Wait until he passes by cannot drink while he is nigh. Sing to Bacchua, loud and long; Bithe we'll drink, with blifher song,'
 Hush hear the widows wall ct 1t die upon the gale.
 tie she mourns once met us here, First in all our reckless cheer. FiI the goblet, why delay? Mirth and wine shall reign to day
 Stay that was the 0rphan's cry; Let its painful echo die;
 Of all earthly joys bereN,
 See the drunkard's heir is left Higher fill with rosy wine Death to care-a truce to time.'
 Hush, again! that solemn chime Numbers slow the felon's crime: ... Laws dire vengeance he must feel; An! aCine edg'd the murd' rous steel. Take! oh :! take back the enticing bowl, And murder not my dreamless soul Though on its surface all IS bright and fair, Yet mark beneath-the widows sigh The orphan's tear-the felons cry Deep, dazsn;ng poison ever fingers there!
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27

tn:y w'Ii bear with all the patienes and philosophy for which woman is so famous the reduction in the quantity of thejr eap- vass, and the eonseuueO. .on.r~~n;.. .c their herculeaD shoulders, wboss ',s. ssuIs E. arches Overshadowed the wa;s, o.I s-..l~S P'S tt to appear as if encased in the r.Eh-~ ~e a straw. As this terrible reverse of e.. tune has not, as far as we have observed been yet experienced by the large sleeve. holders of our city, as no fearful inroads of this reductive disease have as yet been an- nouDced, we shall endeavor to watch over the welfare of the present fashions as vigi. lantly as we can, and carefully report. aa we would the cholera CT plague, the sever- al cases ofthe fashionable epidemic, when- ever they unhapPily occur.
 N r. McrnSnn Sine
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
 4A THE HOUSE & LOT in Mea- inn IL dow street, in this village, now
 Ms in the occupancy of Mrs. Tracy. With some slight repairs, it may be made very comfortable and pleasant re- sidence. A long time will be given to make payment f-and it will be sold low. Applica- ton may be made to the subscriber, .asa ALANSON ABBE. LitchEeH, Jan. If, 1886. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
MORE NEW RooKs.

CROCKETT'S Adventures in Texas. W Six Years in the Monasteries of Italy. Stewards Adventures in capturing Murrell,
 the Land Pirate. Comic Almanack for 1887.
 Sept. l5> s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH
 CORNS,

"ILL Ind Co lhe Nse oI Inc Al0'0" Cor" Pl0s'eF' w one of the most efkcaciOms remedies knOwn foe that troublesome complaint. hundreds thousands can, and ready testify. to 's having answered better purpose tha0 any thing they had ever Used- it eofiens the Corn aud draws it oUt by the roots. !, giSeSimmedate soon applied, and is as thO- rough asy yit ia gentle in it's efecis.@
 REMARKABLE CURES!
 UA gentleman near Greenfield writes" Ii has cured Cora which for years has given inconceiv. able pain and trouble, aer tryiHg various other rem edies;l and having received such relief myself ad wise all. however obstinate the complaint, to make ir'- al of the Albion Corn Plaster, and have "o doubt they will soon be ready W express their gratitude as am." .
 Aa Agent, tn writing for further supply of the Al.
 ou Cora Plaster otserves--' have made sale of all you seni me, aud find the article Io be alI proe"sea bew article for corns they hnre erer auet rith.
 Price 50 cemts bOx, with directions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27
1ke Britisk Antiseptic Dentifrice!

R BINDERS the TEETH beautifully aud l'erma- E&, nently white, emteishes ,he enamel, removes ll,e ideor arising om decayed teeth, usuaIly ermed offensive breath, prevents .ler decay, and 'ootiache eralicates the scurvy from the gums, aud mparis most desirable aweeiness a0 the bseash.
 An experienced druggist Pronou"crs this Tooth Powder of the best he has ever met with, either Foreign or Domestic. Price 50 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27

4 good remcrk.-The Boston Courier says 1" Aaron Burr died Christiens according t0 the New York Times. So much the better much better would ithnre been forths world"
Litchfield enquirer., 1836-10-27

NOVZCZIO
 THE subscribers intending to relinquish l the Hardware Business,offer for sale their Stock of HNs.Gg9UGyS'e & Cutlery, at REDUCED PRICES. Their stock of HoMse-Keep- ers' HardsCGre and MechGRics' Tools is exten- sive and we'll assorted. Persons desirous of purchasing Hardware Goods LOW, are invit- ed to call soon, as so favorable an opportuni- ty is rarely offered.
 T. DWIGHT & SON.
 NeaO-H0uen, Oct. 12. lml9
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

A sSIGNEE's NOTiCE.-Hs,ing by deed Of assign
~ appointed Assignee Of the pIOpe ofJAC0B
sMITH of the City of New York Livery sKeeper) in
for the benefit of all Of his creditors require all persons
iebied him make immediate and all persons having
claims demands against him furnish pac
theeofwhan delay the subscriber
md SOns strees New ferk.
Nov &C. lass Soft wM p. WRIGHT. Assignee.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CIEARED-Ships Hermann. Leslie, New Orleans; Havana,
sne Havana BIigs Otranio Fowler Baltimore; Nile Scott
wilmington; FIR brig Arae, lie Roy, Rochelle Seh Dusky
Saly Bouye, Fredericksburg Sally Miller kohei, Baiiinorsi
Farield Buikely, Providence.
RIvED.-Sbps @ pheus BGrsley Liverpool; COmmedote
Watkins Boston; Henry Thompson, Parsons Rio Jsnier0 Brg
Clio Sanwood Buenos Ayres; Frances, Meryman APalacha-
cola Exerion Jones' Apaaehaeoa; Swed JOsefa Gnlif u
ans,,eD: Aust Baron Dietrich Budnes, Trieste Monument
Estor St Marks William Tell, Riley African coast ScRr'
ancean Chapman. Wilmington; Washington, Noyes Nantucket
NeN Delight. sherman New Bedf0Td.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
L III E III E r A l. ID.
WALL Observation-Disclosures.

Resi- lively The Brooklyn, sold
BY Franklin Jenkins fetched s50o Yesterday they sold lot
Pearl street, for $4,000 Van Antwerp and Van Dyke sold
yesterday the OF $4,000 high prices principally
situated up The spirit and life peculstiOn Of real
estate higher and higher Many of those capitalists who fer
merry dealt in Stocks Withdrawing from that and tarn
ing their attention lots and real During the last ave
years. probably y no Of dollars have been made BY
and holders Of real in New York Families comparatively
poor have become rich without moving finger Broad street
this spring and SUMNER will be Of the busiest streets in the
city
Stocks yesterday felt sick and dyspepde Little varion took
place except slight advance in L. s Great efforts making
Philadelphia raise il On "Wednesday, in that city, touched
government making effort prevent the states from
AoTssg agencies Of the Bank also trying to make penal to
circulate their drafts checks The well Try
aks penal breathe the fresh air IL ridiculous attempt
and only them with dicue The government only
stop Bank by buying Nick Bidde with the surplus
Not relief has this city received from the Corpora
ton the Legislature, Congressyet failures, except a
few lame ducks taken place The Insurance Companies
are arranging their business fast possible and by the opening
Of spring. We shall be in fine trim.
Accounts Ohio that the attempt TO repeal the Life
Tu,thas turned to be ridiculous farce
The banking capital this year by state legislation is already in
ad Ss0OOO OOO-pFncipa Is Pennsy yana Ohio, Alabama,
Louisiana, and a few other states.
n : Bank. 1854. o. 26. ~ Kentucky Bank. lOIi 81 L.
Mechanic Bank, $50 y y. Gas, poi' o.
Bank OF America, l25, y v state lhs Cos3 %, :, -
n nj Rank AS Mohawk r. r., 1891, 81, 49, u 8,
- ~ no Paterson r. R., 102,
Morris Canal, 90, 5, taraem X X. ~
- n csn,l ION Scnington r. r., 98,
Vos.h,--b Rank LEI 7 Bos. * Wor. r. r.. l0S2 a. a. 5,
os1T SEr lzII pa ii o. 25 Utica r. r.. 1881, a, 26
9sI - Long Island II. r.. 81
prizes At the Philadelphia Exchange, March a.
IT Rank l25l 25l ga. 2Ss n. O. Canal Bank, 1854,
81 rs 96l 261 90 VicSsburgh Bank, 65
nerbsoies Ok IS. American Ins. Co.'s
fs;rs-1 R,pk 10 693 Del Hud.. 1a5t,
CONNER Rank, Gin, 100, Morris Canal,SA
Kentucky Bank, 6l- II,
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

EOR SALE-22 900 Acres Of good timbered Land in
the State of Maine lying the Naragaugs waters and within
lev miles OF ship navigation The timber consists principally
White Zine, with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood
there are also several good mills ia the vicinity, easy
Persons Who have been it, desirable tract Of land
and an object for spectators take held Of Terms of payment
vii be INSIDE easy and aoeommodang for further particulars sp
ply J. G. VANDENRFRG
nece OIL 50 Chatham street.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

g TEAM POWER TO LET.-Apartments lin a
- building with Steam Power privilege and fixtures for Turning
Lahes gOugng CUTTERS and other purposes Possession gwen
lately For PARTICULAR, inquire the pemisrs
street. of VERNET, SALoMON,& BENSON,
IS Water sIe-t
N. B. Also, large Water Power privilege, the city.
mari I'D
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

WARp's HAIR OIL.-This Oil will promote the
growth and beauty Of the i, than any other prepare
ton now IN for sale a; HOPPERS Pharmacy NoSsi Broad
way corner Franklin feb 27-tf
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
READER, the following Is an advertisement 0
DR.. BRANDRETHS.

srtish impede the circulatioRof the bood-Brandreth
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
"For the life Of the flesh in the hIood"Levieus rr H.
IT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
on that The office Of the stomach the food for the
necessarily depend tbs due performance OF its functions for if
@ the be he
frame obstreted and the whole mass OF blood becomes impure
by either do not will comprehend the by pshesis
that all diseases whatever arise solely from sern onions hunO in
When and nammatory diseases consequences
sure mderou in il eee 10 sap the root Of the cen
stucn yet il is still persisted though not single be
duod wherein il has brought paralysis and Of
disorders dreadful in imagination to those who have bhed
How thousand. sen, upti@ey grave How many
Of their lovely wves How many wives Of their dear huband
have fallen victims 10 this murderous praeoe and the
Mankind oh consider th, subject charge ye not Que
sP GGf for tfs s.'sss #
=: all diseases are caused y foul sDf matter
the abactng the vital fluid, should be eonsderR q
diseases and those who attentive to this invariably attain to
with blood rely il place wosld have been made for its dis
charge. when too much had accumulated
UNIVERSAL fI FILLS shall have sppesd Bleeding viii
aamson, sor them will take in the Of hour,
Of the impure humors from the b the stomach and how
and should ~sdf' BE- that The Fills ONLY ho
from the blood which the Of the naHmstion;
pro.aOn of ali the oopsreal powers after eopous beedns-
On the contrary what agility and strength felt after dose Of
this medicine the body indeed ghened Of load Nothing,
nothing is equal Kidding the vaed humors with vegetable
hit good Is the pulse too high! dose Of these p: viii
bring down t too low the means will increase n
proper sandsid IL il trenulou showing
pills by soothing the system will say il.
Thousand, Of the respectable citizens Of New York viii
pleasure by Dr. b. many years been
in The habit Of being bed often many times in the year,
and whose constitutions consequence becoming weaker and
weaker have since they have made othee pills. Lost
drop OF their precious blood When fher old symptoms APP
peard of running the doctor and having opened
they have swallowed pills. which the viated
huno that impeding the blood in lis circulation These
sensible people, simply by the of these invaluable pills
oesing day the both tdy and mind which by the
practice of bleeding both becoming Dire dfly impaired
NOTICE.-DR BRANDRETPS Office for the sale Of the
above Pills. Wholesale and RETAIL s7 odon Broome
street. where he be Consulted gratis by taking his Pon
Mondays Wednesday,, and Saturdays
Frce 25 cents per box. with full directions jan 7-emzo.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
COLOURED 8 GLAZED PAPER-DAvIp {

COLOURED T. GLAZED PAPER.-DAvID
- FELT Co.. prepared TO execute all orders for
description of glazed and eolOued of all sizes and
shade They after obtained from Ger
many very superior wOknen capable of combining
colours render them permanent.hereby removing the oh
lection heretofore existing ards all American papers To their
fregt hand they constantly adding fresh
piles BY arrival selected y their residing in Eu
rope the both France
which with their American papers offered the and
others upon the most unusually msderate terms Staoners H
2i5 Pearl st mars
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

WILLIAMS < DOW, LITE FROM BOSTON.
wholesale Dealers in staple and Fancy Dry Goods having
TAKEN store No. 20 Broad street. few doors below Exchange
Hotel have received and opening hundred OF
Foreign ard Domestic Dry Goods which they offer BY the
package piece good be had city, and
which they respectfully invite the attention Of merchants from
different parts of the country and city. feb off
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
: MEETING OF MASTER CARPEN.

TERS-At meeting of the Master CsTPenle held Saiur-
~ evening Feb 27Ih, 1885, the Howard House. Of
Broadway Howard sreeAher Riley was called to the Chair
and Andrew Lockwood appointed Secretary.
The aran having stated the object of the call Of the meeting
he fn. resolutions offered and unanimously adopted
Received That we will pay journey Carpenters thirteen
chilling, per day the Monday in Marcs Till the hrst Mon
sy in April next and from that time will fourteen shngs
per day. -, NJ.
Resolved That above resolutions be signed by the Chairman
Secretary and published in five OF the daily papers
ASHER RILEY, Chairman.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

T EECHES! LEECHES.-A lot Of wy superior Leeches
IL just received and fsr SALE at HOPPER'S Pharmacy,
MARI No. S64 Broadway, of Fl anklin 81.
COLARADO RED RIVER LAND COMPANY
~ fe~ shares of the above Company's stock
mar Lift g. G. SICKELS Fl Wal street.
rTNRUSSSES AND INDIA RUBBER BANDAGES-
or VsricoceIe and Hernia -These improved surgical in
of he latest and improved patent
Ann where they adjusted and applied practical
Aso instrument for the Of Poapu.
Lift
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
. az THE WIDOW ALLIS BEvAN

n,tiv. o reaI Blan still living she will hear Of something
h. advantage by calling the office OF the Herald She has
daughter residing London, brother in this city earPen
S-3t
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

EASEMENTS IN the adTeTl.lng eeIuhns iIs ls
.,-,soexer -xpepse 10 place his GRANDFATHERS NEGE
TABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS BEFORE THE PuPLIc- IT
;I, are not benefited will not be Dr. BRANDRETHs
s-df THE ADVERTISEMENTS speak for themselves
Il
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04


GEORGE THOMPSON, THE ABOLITIONIsT.
~ An account Of the above distinguished individual
the most events in his Europe
will be published beore the 10th March will for
sale BY the principle Booksellers in Portland Boston, New
York. feb lS-lm-eod
MOCK TURTLE SOUP-Atthe Clinton Lunch, cor
" ner OF Broadway and Liberty street, served day
superior syie. jan 29-f
TO TRUNK MAKERS.-5OO Newfoundland Seal
Il skins; also 200 Canada dressed for Trunks.
DUNSCOMB, BROTHERS,
ten l5lm- IS Broad street, up stairs.
ITO CAP MAhERS.-50o Newfoundland Seal Skins,
superior article. DUNSCOMB, BROTHERS,
eo Sim 50 Brcac street. stairs.
A CARDS W. BRYHAM return. his sincere thank, TO
his numerous friends sB ~ public for their very
patronage during the he h been business
ssquant them that he eniang his mandatory when he will be
better prepared 10 meet the demands Il s with
every thing IN the Coectcn line Of the description
and daily manufactured fh pu,e improved principle
OF clarifying by ". B. bsne-s himself that by s con-
tianng 10 Aave his goods manufaetm Ingredients
and Tree from deeterou cofng the rd only being
he cannot fail TO give unverai satisfaction thousands
reads testified and who daily extend their Bowey
Steam Confectionery, Ma 8 Bowery Branch StOle
Ne Ssl Grand street. between Chy Forsyth streets
N b. City and County, aers stended with and
DISPATCH and sent 10 d the city free Of carriage feb
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
w WIGs; WIS + ~ MISs:; nw,o


IL MAKER SO Chatham street, near Pesrl,) informs the
habtant OF New York and vicinity that he
and extensive stock Of Ornamental HAIR manufactured under his
upeTntendance and expressly for the
Those purchasing hos ale BY the dozen, will find decided
advantage by inspecting his stock buying elsewhere
being determined such low cash will
purchasers patronage His stock comprises endless variety
The msden Partisan European fashions
Rnglets, Curs Puf FTizzttes Wire Cu Band crled
plain, Ornamental and Plain BIads; Greens in Ringes
Pufs large Of Ladies and Genemens Wigs plain
curled Whikers Muaches &c.
In his Perumery Department will be found choice extern
Of Domestic and Foregn Perumery consisting
Bears Grease; Antique and Macassa 0rs Harris Vegetable
for Identifying snd preserving the Hair; Ksydor Cream Of Al
mond celebrated for removing reckes botches
ning the skin; Lip SalSe Cold Cream; Mix of Roes Otto Of
Roses Musk, Lavender, Bergast, &C. &c American Bouquet
indispensable sc Tor the toilet; German Cologne Lavender
and other Waters Soaps of every description; Shell Hsrn
COmks Hair, Cl-th, Tooth Bushes kc. &c. mar 5
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04
% HUDsON's FeRElGN NEW s SPAP PIsl

AND Periodical AGENCY AND FORw ARDING
OFFICE corner of Wall and Water streets New York
eueta European Agen-DT. r. Shelf Mckenzie OF Liver
pool. r - .;s,;L
ng to the editors OF newspapers and
~ nubic generay his toT the above
rompee ard ready receive orders TO extent
m IN eegn newspapers and periodicals whatever whh can be
delivered in this city forwarded II Pa OF the country by
mail At the regular prices An has also been effected
h the trade Europe that all miscellaneous works can be
procured al the discount catalogue of upwards OF eVen
ndra British publications. has been received and my be seen
Al the office. - A,
DR. r. shelton McKenzs of Liverpool has been appointed
General Agent Europe; The principal ofce beng IN Liver
I viii branches in Landon Paris Hsvre, Hamburg. and al
he principal cities All nfornaSn wi be gwen on
~. Foreign Agency New York. where ell orders viii be
cuted with the regularity and despatch -
'v ~ Seltf ROBT. E. HUDSON
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-04

a GREENWICH COAL VAR DS.-ScS Hudson
" OF Leroy and AS Hudson OF Amos WHIT
ALL LAYTON respectfully inform their friends asd the
Of Anthracite Cea that they daily receiving
superior quality SchuylkI Coal warranted equal
Coal sold in this market under axne. they would cali
particularly the Spohn and Gate Veins From their
this year they feel satisfied they wiz be able give
ton 10 consumers both 10 quality and price.
Orders strictly attended to.
Ordsr. received by A De Camp Co. 81 Wall street;
Ten Eyck, l02 Washington j. o. Roorhask 1875 Bowrrv
either Of their yards. JAMES ID. W. WHITEHALL,
&c. +. jan 2fl JOHN w. LAWTON. feb 2-tf
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-16

Joice Heh once mc,e.-The Philadelphia United
States Gazette has thus exposed of the tricks of
the persons who got up and gulled the public with
Joice Heth.
On examining, says the Gazette, the certificate of
the sale of Joce Heh by Augustine Washington
to Elizabeth Atwood, bearing date February D. 1927,
it was found to commence thus" Know all men
by these presents, that |, Augustine Washington,
of the county of Westmoreland in the State of Vir-
ginia, &c" Now as Virginia did not become
is forgery.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-16

The long debated New York Relief Bi!! has 81
last passed the House Of Representatives but only
by about eighteen majority. II was carried to a
third reading by about forty-nne majority. Sever
al uembers opposed 10 the bill were absent, and
seyeral who had before voted for it vacated their
seots. when the final vote about to be taken.
II was chiefly owing to the efforts of the represen-
tatys from this State that the bill did not pass by
a larger majority. The correspondent Cf the Bos-
ton Post thus speaks of the closing remarks of Mr.
Pearce on the bill -
9" Mr. Pearce went into an analysis of the bill,
showing how unequal and partial would be its OPP
eratons--how unconstitutional and impossible for
Congress effectuay to grant relief in such cases.
II would be vain for any to undertake to refute
his argument; they were based on, the soundest
principles of legislation and the constitution, and
cannot be overthrown. have heard his speech
pronounced by members as tie ablest delivered in
the House this session-but | shall accept Mr.. Ad-
ANS. Mr.. p. has gained high rank as debater
and legislator on this occasion, which will cost him
some labor to maintain but know his industry is
equal to the task and his ambition will not permit
him to lose what he has thus honorably gained"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-03-16

GFWe shall publish next week the resolutions
passed at late meeting at Fanueil Hall, by the
friends of Mr.. Van Buren in Massachusetts, and we
ask every Democrat in Rhode-Isand not only to
read them atentively himself, but to place the pa
per in the hands of every unprejudiccd and candid
man, who is willing first to hear both sides and then
determine. These resolutions are in the true re-
publican spirit and they applicable to the op-
position that has existed in Rhode Island to that
which has SO long marked the political career of
Massachusetts,.