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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Wanted /:

sHE,nfD LAMBS WOOL and HATING and Snir.
riSo fURSfor wi ich a liberal price will be paid in
H,rs or CASH.
Also -Wanied, most kinds Of PRODUCE tina, the Far.
mer raises, IN exchange Tor Hats.
Rutland, May 2, 1881 Iga(
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
.S1pf Hats,

OF every exc and description, TO suit the most df.
deuli purchAscr-and all Gts for the Lawyer, Far.
mct and Dandy.
lie also keeps Tor those who vish a small as
soriment Of first rate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Castor Hats.

Biaek and D'ob Szpecdae C.4STORS;
.ii'o, "a and % quality do. Biiek and Dcat
Bioek aad UA'is mpo56as B,psh do.,-equsl TO
any that can be made In his or any other State in
lie UnioE.
lie also kccre q la.rn n...nt,nheni of No 9 & 3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JAQUITH,s PATENT.
VHHosE only, who know by experience the suffer inc
endured from
HERNIA OR RUPTURE,

VII set lnsi estimate upon the value of Instrument
ior the perfect cure Of this dangerous complaint The
PROPRIETOR hazard poihIng in asserting tina, no nstru
ment has ever been used or lIERsiA, perfectly sdsp
ted, saie aud certain Of ehec,ing cures
Cures have beeu performed ny thee TRussEs in four
weeks though aggravated esse'' ard eases ofioug stand
ing MAY NOT GEsIRsI.LY BE Cured; but IN such,
much rtci VIII he gwen. Recent should receive
immediate attention, IA order TO insure trial
earnestly recommended that their superiority NAV be
tette1
- livery purchaser has the privilege 81 returning
this fuss siIer rsl Of eigh, day, Il j; docs not give
sst,lsetioB.
for sale by appointment, by
iy JAS PORTER, Rutland
And IIrus HureHINsos, Jr, Hoodstoek, N.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Cottage bibles.

'NHls IL cheap and ulusble edition Of the
u Bible for the use Of Families, % two Vols. Just
rec d-and for sale at the Reiand Book Store by
w, PAY.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Pork and Grain.

I'D AGE MUNGER have Tor sale about 10 barrel,
- Mess prime Mss snl prime FORK Also lev
barrel, 81 fI.sS,-slso, CORN, RYE an. OATS.
kstaSc. Midi Na!lsss) APra 10, ls57 Isu
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
Juvenile Melodies.

FRHk JUVENILE SINGING sCHooL,-by Low.
- I'll MAsoS aud G. J. WIss. Professor ~ IN.
Ru,isod Book store, BY ~ ysy
May -, 1897.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
IF Hats ! Hats !! IN
q Ell COOK .

Vvouf.D ,niors, the puhlc that he bs, on hand ~
~ the oil Ia, sSop "a tho IA. village Of Rr,lan.
toll sssofiarnt o ell KIDD, Of HITS, Of III. latest issh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
MNyiMg Tools.
II POSf-Riter sc0isfed.

wv, NTED Immediately thorough POST RIDER
w 10 distribute the IiNR,LD, SrsIEsNas anil 9th
papers, the extensive and lucrative
RED on by Nj WILLIAM kISsIE. About three hunI, cd
Newspapers distributed said route, aud many
more may doubtless he distributed.
u Inquire at The HERALD OfrioE, Rutland-or
STATESMAN OrTioE, Castoton.
April II, 1887.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

POSTSCRIPT, MARcH q. 37.-B,a late
act OF Congress, the benefits Of the 81 section II the act
Of Jolly l. 1880. are extended 10 wilows VIA have mar
rcd siLee the decrease q their rs hushais for whose
service, such widows may now CLAIM pensions under
,sh act, provided they widows at the time Of It's
passage All, the widow Of any per,on who continued
IN The L. service until the 81 e November 78l aud
was u'srre hei"re that day aud while her husband va.
"a sueh service, Will be entitled the benz of said 81
section.
" Ptaftoa b,sts,t 'aaieT he abort mentioned adj
and al oAers, fraaiaeief, uiaal, BY he iabse -
lsff
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W 7 D o w S

'OF OFFICERS OR SOLDIERS oFTHE REvo.
~ LUTON, who married Before the vlore Of
their las, term OF Service whose husbands served agree
ably 60 the act Of Congress Of the TIL, June 1882 two
years and not less than months, draw during
ie during their remaining single, by virtue Of the
ac Of sth, July, 1886 such pensions their husbands
would have been entitled to- under the first mentioned
act whether their husbands may have Jed during the
war, since that period Also, the widows OF such
Ofcsrs soldier who were married after that wsrwboe
husbands have died since the 4h Of March, 1881 and
before the June, 1882, draw much a. their re-
sPoetive husband, would have ben entitled TO- under
the act Of June = lg3s, from the said T. March, 1881
/ the day Of the said husbands decease
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

n tNTLtMANs FumJ~, Lsdie, Walking Shoe.
VI ffeneh an comnion d ,lip' eul Chiidfcnt sh,,
for ,sle W
DANIELS BELL.
Rutland. } zoe o. 1857 q
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04

vpiiE fas-criter hstipr bess dolly srp,aici e. sft.
- IN olNu1i.s tHtesNAs ia Il tlsrsDdoa, 80
The ceuu'y 81 Russt asvosjag 10 the ststeis W 'uch
made sni provided hereby Ei'es noiice 90 81 peo
ne that hsfrrin ,sis cfnsnc, usslc Nth FAIi
Cs..,msn snsr thu date sal be hsis aaB and void IN
lac.
June. 1857.
q MOSES PERKINS, Guardian.
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" % TICE.

n IT. pcr'os,i iul,btc TO tho estate II Rchsrl u .c
~ lAis 4 ouiiney deceived requc.'ed 10 mahs
immediate payment 10 the subfcnhft And all psr,o,
having demands either e b., acc, INT against
said s'sSie. ai present lhcm ior adjustment, and
payment.
u RuGCLES, .7da,a,J,aior
Wet rouliney. juno 30, 1887 y-ow
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-07-04
From DR. Uiiiiam Perry.

lhave witnessed the effects of the Vegetable Pulmon
ny Balsam and have hesi,ancy in expressing II ms n
beliefth it lie safe, convenient, and very elcacio
medicine Resi- ecifuy yours,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

ClRCULAR.-Th Executive Commit
tee Of the Rhode Island State Temperance
Society, have, by particular request, ap-
pointed a special meeting of said Society,
TO be held at Newport, on Thursday, the
4'h day of May next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
As the objects for which the meeting
will be convened, are of nature interest
ing to all who feel the importance of a sue
cessfal prosecution of the Temperance Re-
formation, every Society in the State is
earnestly requested to send a delegation
from its body.
The friends Of Temperance generally,
are invited to attend. w. $. BALCH,
Corresponding Secretary of the II. /.
State Temperance Society.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26
MEXICO

The brig Cazenove from Vera Cruz 25th
March, arrived yesterday, bringing intelli-
gence tina. the expedition against Texas is
abandoned. The general opinion is. that
Mexico will never attempt to reconquer the
republic. Santa Anna is daily growing in
favor with the lower classes of the people.
and there is 20 doubt that he will yet reach
the presidential chair. Money is scarce,
and the government cannot procure funds
to pay villa; few soldiers have been left.
The brig independence, destined for the
Mexican navy, has been sold, and will
shortly leave for Baltimore via this city.
She went ashore sometime since at Il y
West, and having been got off, on her ar
rival q: Vera Cruz was bought by III
American house. A French Frigaie had
arrived. Four others were expected frutn
Martinique. Their object was 10 demand
restoration Of the forced loan made on thI
French cilizens.
Poor Mexico she is in a sad way. In.
'ssi'ne divisions disi,aci her governments -
while America sud France threaten Yeti
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

rotten ari.tocrats, thereby giving them the
,,..,s 70 amsss all the great productions
Of the country. Now, by the force of cir
.,,n,.,,nces over which they possessed no
control. the very cotton which was pur-
chased by them two years ago, and paid for
a, the same time, has fallen over so per
cent in value, and cannot be sold even at
that, simply because there is no money in
the country to pay for it. Dearly do they
now rue the grasping principle which first
dictated to them this course-but it is too
late. The lawless agents of the banks, for
they can be called by no other name, have
used the money for iniqutons purposes, and
they must suffer the consequences.
Pieaulne
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26
M ar ri { b .

In this town on Monday evening last, by the Rev.
Mr.. West, Oliver Ii. Perry, Esq, of the U. 5.
Navy, TO Miss Elizabeth A. Randolph daughter OF
Richard X. Randolph Esq, all of this town.
On the same evening by the Rev. Mr. Dumont,
Mr.. George B. Hazard, TO Miss Martha B. Clarke,
daughter of Russell Clarke ESQ., all ofthis town.
On the same BY the same, Mr.. Smith Bosworth,
of Rehobolh Mass, to Miss Rebecca Taylor, daugh-
ter of Capt, Easton Taylor of this town.
In this town on the 23d ult. by the Rev. Mr., Du-
mont, Mr. Benjamin Anthony, 10 Miss Sarah Far
nun OF CumAcrland
At New-York on Thursday morning last in St
Georges Chapel, Beekman-street, Mr.. George S.
Easton, (of the firm of Foster, Easton & Coz 10
Miss Anna Minor, eldest daughter Of the Rev
Dr.. Minor Rector of ST. Georges Chapel
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geance ifproinpt restitution IS rot nssde for
impositions upon their oitizens WHIST viii
she do Put Santa Anna at the head Of
affairs lie IL ,bs ooly man calculated To
govern his taszoy0gi couutrymen. lie viii
satisfy the demands of France and the Uni-
ted States, in n wey that will save the hon
or Of Mexico.
Ouibreakings continue Throughout, the
whole country, IN consequence oil the or
der depressing the value of the copper CON-
The United States sloop Of war Natehez,
had sailed from Vera Cruz for Tampico
and other Mexican ports, TO see the United
States Flag respected, and to prevent any
depreda,ions from being committed on our
vessels.-fN. o. True Amer.
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NOTICE.-Io OUg SUBSCRIBERS. The

NOTlCE.-To Our SUBSCRIBERS. The
terms upon which we publish this paper
are, 81, year IN advante, or 1925 If not
in aivance. Strictly speaking, all who
have not paid their subscriptions are sub
ject to the additional charge of 25 cents.
We would call the attention of our Subscrl-
hers to this, and at the same time state,
that we will consider as in advance, all sub
scriptions paid before the expiration of the
next month, after which, in justice to those
who have paid, and to whom we return our
thanks, we shall exact the additional charge.
Callahan &. Tfiley.
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ID Dte0. /

In this town on Sunday 10Th inst Miss Ann Ma
ria Hammett, daughter of Mr. Rober, w. Hammeu,
aged Is years
In North Kingstown, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
Hannah Cranston, wife of Samuel n. Cranslon
and daughter of the late Jonathan Kingsley, ESQ.
in the SD year of her age.
At Fall-River on Tuesday 18th inst, Archimc-
deS Stevens, eldest son of Mr.. James Stevens, OF
this town, in the 18Th year OF his agc.--BiS re-
mains were brought TO this town, aud respectfully
inferred on Thursday last.
AT Cambridgeport, (Mass) Mrs Abby D'Wolf
widow of Charles D'Wof, Esq. of Bristol, aged
70 wears.
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[ Reported for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot |
BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday April l7th.

| lRsPorted for the Boston Daily Adv and Patriot |
BRiGHToS MARKET. Monday April l7th.
At Market. 27i Beef Cattle, so pairs Working
Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves 700 Sheep, and l025
Swinet 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-geef Catle--Market dull, and sales
very hard 10 Be effected scarcely hoof was sold
IN the forenoon, and reduction of abJui 15c per
head was submitted TO. About half were sold by
the hunired. We shall omit prices until the mar
ket shail become more se1,ed. The beautiful Shell
dea Catiie were sold b. the lump, probably at
high price per head
UoTtiag OIea-A large number Of sales were
effected We notice the following, viz; S72, u
s5 20. %. 800, Sis $3.50 & Sl67 30 cents.
Cot-s and Catres -Sllcs we're noticed az so,
30 IS. 80 AZ and SIS.
Slle,.-Lots were ,l.cn at s3 30, 81 -, s. 25,
sj 81 and S6 IS
Suins.-Lo.s 70 pcdi.s sere s0d atTricss made
les, week. yiz 10 l-2 fyr sovs and II l-2 FOR
gsrrovs Se-srsl other lots we're sold today al
~ ard II A. re'af II for Sow and l2ioF Bar
r#ws
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nHoDE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN,, APRIL &c, 1897.

lespoFleG for the Journal Of Commerce
HEp-YoRE CarTLE M,RkEr, MosD,y, April IL.
A. market, 500 head of beef cattle, 400 Sheep,
and 30 cows and calves
Becv~s-ihe sales this week were unusually
small scarcely reaching 200 head, though al re-
dgc.on Of 25c. per cwt. from previous prices The
extreme scarcity Of money renders the butchers
unwilling TO purchase beyond their immediate ne
cessities. The prices were from - TO Sll, aver
aging * per ewt. A drove of $50 proceeded 10
Boston, the dulness Of the market here diScoura-
ging the owner from offering them.
Sheep-Prices retain downward tendency, and
but few sales were made; about 100 were taken
at 3 a 81 each.
Cows and Calves continue in very limited de-
mand at the upper market, and the sales were
made at a farther reduction of 81 from last week 5
prices; 30 were left the residue sold at - S3S.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

The Fall River Western Land Company
had meeting on Monday last. when 49,
600 were paid in for the purchase OF land
at the West. committee are now trav-
erslng the Western country to select and
purchase land for this Company. This
company is composed of a number of en-
terprising gentlemen, whom we shall regret
to lose, but we doubt not, they will make a
profitable investment Of iheir money.
Fail Riper Monitor.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

CARD.-On Wednesday last, / len
Newport for Sandwich, in the Sch'r. Sarah Fran
els and when near Beaver-tailLight, was struck by
a sudden squall which upset the Sch'r., and my
self, and two sons, thrown into the Sea.--k'ortu-
nateIy we were seen by Mr., Benz. Freehody and
WIN. Mason, 10 fishing boat, who at the risqne OF
their lives came 70 our timely assistance, saved us
from a waiery grave, and safely landed us in New
port.-Lieut. Tracey, ON hearing Of our disaster,
Immediately proceeded in the Revenue Gutter Wig
liant, 10 he wreck, and by his skill and persever-
ance succeeded in getting her into his harbor, and
saving the properly To Messrs. Freebody and
Mason and 10 Lieut. Tracey, his officers and crew,
beg their acceptance ofmy sincere and grateful
thanks. GEORGE w. GIBBS, Capt.
Newport April 81 1887
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26
FROM FLORIDA.

Advices at Savannah from Gen. Jesup,
up to April 18th, states that he recommends
the planters not to return to their homes
until he announces that it would be safe.
Gen. J. is fearful of collisions between the
whites and the Indians, in possession OF the
lands of the former He will not permit
any whites to come within I5 miles of his
camp. Gen. Hernandez, with upwards
of 200 men, is at Tomoka. He went there
some days ago, and has encamped near the
ruins of Judge Dunham's buildings. In
dian fires have been seen in that section,
and few Indians. Some were fred on by
a sentinel. One of the soldiers wandering
about 800 yards from the encampment or
picke,s, was shot, scupled and his head was
cut off. Boston Times.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

REMovALs.-By the y. Y. Cour. 81 Eng.
1t would seem that general sweep is to be
made of all the present incumbents of office
IN that city, as soon as the newly elected
Mayor, Aldermen, &c. come into power
Well-,hat is all well enough, only the
wings are so very sensitive and conscien-
ciously scrupuous, when they happen to
be the "victims of prescription" Go it,
Colonel-one year will wind up the con-
Germ, and the next election will set you all
adrift again. We are not very sorry for the
defeat of our democratic friends, and hope
they will be sufficiently punished to bring
them to their senses, aud teach them better
than to resign their power and their rights
to an aristocratic minority, for the sorry
pleasure of quarreling among themselves.
Pr0y. Herud.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

The swiftcst bird flies 100 miles an hour
the largest oyster weighed six pounds
he oldest goose lived $50 years.--,the great
est bug in the world is humbug.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

\ New York paper estimates that the
quantity of gold worn by the people of the
United States in ornaments is not less than
625, 900 ounces. Value rising $4,000, 900.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

The hour for leaving Providence is h1e1 ~ y - .
clock, on arrival Of the afternoon cars, and We"
York at p. VI
zfrTbe Lexington will arrive ~ New YORK ~
time for' Passenger to take the Pbiladelpha, Or
Albany boats on the Same morning.
y B. Sewp0ri and New Bedford Passengers
can secure Births In this b9si b. applying the day
prevlous N her leaving For further information
INQUIRE Of II E BREWSTER Thames-s' N.~-
por
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TO LET.
Il q 4. T. Il.

FtE} A LARGE SQUARE HOSsE,
IEFSH Storellouse and Garden. in which Is
,s3s sa8 largo asparagus bed, Currants, fruit,
"a iAA>n SC, all IN good order, pleasantly sitGa
ted at the south end Of Thames street formerly occu
pied by Capt. John Canoone, dec. The subscriber
would prefer small family that would take few
SSuarders and would like to have board himself.
Possession of the Garden may be had immediately,
and the House on the first May. Enquire of
April I9it SAML. 7. MASON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26
JONI RENlOND
Has receirsd at the Ladies Ornamental
Hair Emporium,

Hair Emporium,
No. l31 THAMEs-sT. NEWPORT, II. |.
K Is spring supply of artificial aowers-Germsn
Il q aud Paris ornamental Hair Work; wrought
shell combs horn, pocket, ivory, English Il French
dressing aud twist do do
Agreai variety Of Soaps Periumery, and Oils
Bitter Almond Chemical Cosmetic, Tablet French
Chemical Balls, aud Windsor soaps: Almond paste
Rose lip save, IN rosewood boxes Superior French
article German aud French cologne, among which
some AT the low price of 5 cents the bottle; Rose
and violet scented hair powder, in half and quarter
Id. papers; agreatvariety of jcin,ed dolls and dol
heads. Also Odoriierous Compound or Persiar
sweet bags, preservation against moths adapted Il
the hureau, the wardrobe, the re,cue, and the wort
table; ilkep dry and in confined state its delight
ful fragrance wall ba preserved for years, this article
will be sold much less than the foI prices.
~ B. For sale $50 Daha slips will be read!
for delivery ina few days, application as above
AprIl %
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ALSO FOR SALE,
and possession gieon nitA the deeds at ann time

THE FARM ofthe Subscriber. lying about half a.
mile north of the great featuring village OF Fall
River, with Dwelling House thereon, built in,
handsome modern style, and completely painted in
side and with three coats Of best paint; n
Barn covered with best quality groove and tongue
boards painted white and excellent well OF wafer
This Farm is bounded Vest on the mail road to Bos-
ton, within few rods Of the north wharf IN Fall Riv
er where il is about 40 rods WIDE and extends East
nearly same width, over half mile TO the new Bos-
ton road. II is divided iiito fifteen lots with good
stone wall one mile aud half of which has been
built by tho subscriber within three years. Twenty
onGacres Of mcdow have been sow down, one, two
and three year on which have been put $50 loads
of manure, $50 bushels Of ashes md on each acre.
from SOTO GO barrels of fish near the middle Of the
farm is a small POND watering place, never dry;
ten acres OF excellent pasture land ~ two lots at the
west oDd OF the farm, with never lallng spring wa
tcring place thereon tso large gardens tho
house, ~ first rate order The whole firm is clear
of any incnmbrancc whatever.
ALSO FOR SALE one excellent lot Of Wood
Land within ten rods of the east end OF the farm,
called the Church Wood Land containing eigh,
acres with fine growth Of wood on 1t.
! ALSO one other Lot Of Wood Land called tho
Paul Bowen lot on the east SIDE of III. north pond
bounded East on The Old prnprlclors road; West on
! the pllip swamp road; North on land o! Abraham
Bowen Esq. South on land Of Zebolnn Cannada.
and is ia length between saId roads, one mile ana
half and eight rods crossing tho Wilson road 10 New
Bedford These Wood Lois are free Of cover or
any other ncumb1nce whatever; a good title and
waraniee deeds viii be given.
Terms, Cash on the delivery O: The deeds, or ap.
proved notes, at times aud amounts TO suit purcha-
sers. or bonds and mortgage on interest AT per
cent, payable half yearly. For farther information
apply TO JAMES STEVENS, Newport,
Col. JOSEPH 7. READ, & }r.r-p;,c,,
ABRAHAM BROWN, Esq
Neypoyi iprll eth ls.H.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

April snow storm.-There was prodig-
ious snow storm at ST. Louis, on the 3D.
instant. The republican of that place says
it has g no parallel iu the memory" of the
oldest citizens. The snow fell to the depth
of seventeen inches.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

"What is that sirkingl" arked lady,
as the Old South Clock gave notice of the
end of the second hour past meridian. 1t
is the death knell of your humble servants
credit. madam" replied the gentleman at
her side, whose notes were suffered 10 lay
over that day. Boston Post.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

We learn from the Philadelphia Sentinel
that 600 masons have been discharged in
consequence of the pressure.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-04-26

Gen. Gaines is spoken of in some of the
Tennessee papers as a suitable candidate
for Governor of that State.