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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-10
Co.'S artnersliip.

TEyIIE subscribers having formed conneAIon IN
business, under the firm OF
STEW ART 81 DUNMORE.
respectfully inform the public thai they have taken
the Livery Stables, recently kept by Mr.. Rufus u.
Kiniey, at Bellevue House on the Till, ard on The
wharf next south of Mr.. John J. Stacys store,
10 furnish Coaches hacks carryals. chaises, saddle
horses, &c to all who DISPOSED TO patronlse he
concern The coaches and svery other vehicle, as well
M the horses belonging this establishment arc equa'
to any in the place or elsewhere. Prompt attention
will be paid to the arrivals and departure OF the sieani-
boats, aud in short pains shall be wantns 70 rem
der the establishment in every way wortny uie pat
ronage Of the public Horses kept for any length oil
'"' u VIC '"' ANTm0NY sTEwART. I
THOMAS DJNMORE.
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State of of Rhode Island &c,
Ne,cport Sc Clerks Office Supreme Judicial Cont I
august |, IS.6-

THyHN T, ICsIO-
WHEREAs Samuel Potter of the town 4 conn
w " of Newport Carpenter, has this day filed
in said office his petition praying for reasons therein
stated that the benefit of Act passed at The Janu
AIRY Session A. ID. IS52-en,itled in Act for the re-
lief of nsolven debtors, may be extended to him =
This is therefore notify the creditors of the said
Potter appear before said Court, TO be holden ai
Newport In the county OF Newport, on the fourth
Mcnday in August next, and show cause # any they
have Why the prayer of said petition ought not to be
granted NATHANIEL SWEET, Cterk.
August Sd. 3w.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-10

Al Pensacola on the 10th July. Com, Al. Dallas
Of the U. 5. Navy 10 Miss Mary b. Willis daughter
of b. {. Willis, Esq, of Virginia.
DIED.
At the Asylum on the i,h insl. Mr. joseph Al.
Pearce, of the late Mr. John Peares OF tins town
aged 50 years.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-10

will deem it indispensable to their repura'
ton to have more or less of their officers
Graduates of the Military Academy.
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GROCERIES,.

FAMILY GROCERIES.
Just received and for sale a, low prices by Wholesale
or Retail
SNA SACKS SALT,
IV 20 Chests Young IIyson Tea;
10 Boxes Chocolate,
40 doz Lemon Syrup
IL chests Souchons Tea,
l6 boxes Pipes,
3 Bbis Cloves,
bale Cotton Twine,
10 boxes Tobacco,
3 Hhds. ST. CraIx Sugar,
700 Hams,
bbs. Smoaked Beef,
80 boxes Bro,ea Soap,
10 Variegated do,
5obbls Dried Apples,
20 boxes Starch,
eases Olive Oil,
s boxes Ciuon,
100 mats Cassia,
40 bags Coffee .,. ...
JAMES II. NEWTON & co.
July e. No. $50 Thames-street.
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Hair and Nails ofhe Dead. II s

Hair and Nails ofHe Dead. II some
times happens that the hair and nails con-
inue to grow after death, Notwithstanding
the decomposition of the body. The Jour-
nal des Savens mentions female whose
hair was found, forty three years after the
interment of the body, to have forced itseIi
through the cbinks of The coffin. This hair
crumbled on being touched. During the
middle ages, such phenomena caused the
dead to be regarded as sorcerars. Their
bodies were dug up, and, after having been
burnt, the ashes were scattered TO the winds.
GEv.j HoUsToS.-An elegant snuff box,
made Of the wood Of the ship Constitution,
and richly ornlmented with gold, has been
presented to Gen. II. by Col. Earle, Of Bal
tlmore.
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We received, through the Post Office
nbout ten days since, the following conmu-
pica,ion, the publication of which, we were
compelled to defer until this week 1; and we
now lay it before our readers without note
or comment
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-08-10
LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, II. I.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
EnnAi MAsiiINnrnN

EEirart, fsoa, Lsilert. asisa Jsass - sad -
Much excitement produced "a tbs House )c,icr.
Jay by the proica@uoa Of the memorial from ci ot
ceergis and Alabama, rrpresontius that the hususs
which ihcti live, aud properly we're exposed taut.
ell by The hesrle, Ieiarioa aud fraudulent couJact e.
certain porsus Jointly associated undsr the i.aud
Comp auies The subject debated The Whole LAY.
and finally was motion at Geo Ripley rclstf, L.
tho President. with rcqa',t that DE vii folly uv,,u.
gate IT, and all persons engaged Ia the rfartirs 10
be braush specify and couIigu punishment TIE ot.
position ne were select oouin,co OF ihe House e.
fearful that this wna.d 30 made a, an ceo-
pioneering iasil umeul against their candidate. Nemb,n
Of all pauos Of ouion thg The Aliesel m, rar-
tees existed 10 such sNogt 90 Affected the character
snd honor uf thtt Government.
Mr. Governor ha. been removed from The head Of tho
New Notk Post Othce and J. Coldingon appointed 10
oil he place. The Journal VI Commerce cali this
god ne,cs
The bill TO carry into effect certain Indian Trcstcs has
become law. The execution OF thc Cherokee Iretty
III alone demand seven millions ut least
The bill making appropriations 10 tie amount Of about
half million cor Light Houses has been lost 10 the
Senate The Senate objected to having many hppru
pratiOn bills Of an extraordinary character thrust upon
the al the last moment II the session, when tht
tine for examination and dchber,ton regard 10 their
oxppdiency. The Old ilarlur Bli got through with
considerable reduction ~ amount Of appropriation. The
River HaIbor Bill, $50 cRed) making appropriations If
about million Of dollars, has been cut down by the
Senate 20 half that sum- sri IN that state has
retur Cd 10 the House where hc anenlments will most
probably be concurred in
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
John w. Motifs Estate.

state Of VerrnOm DE it remembered
District Of Rutland So. ID ,bs, at a stated
Probate Court held at Rutland within aud for said
District, on The FIRST Monday, being the 4'h day
Of July A. ID. 1890,
William Vaughan, administrator Of the estate,
inthis State Of John w. Mott, late OF he city
aud State Of New York, deceased, proposing 10
render an account Of his administration and
present his account against said estate, for allow
ance
Ordered, That said Account be examined in
court, at a session thereof, TO be holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland within and for said
district on the first Monday OF August next -
And that the publication of copy OF this order
three weeks successively, 10 the Rutland Herald.
printed at Rutland, as soon may be, shall be
Sufficient notice 10 al concerned TO appear, il they
see cause, aud object thereto.
% T. u. HOPkLNS Ragisicr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
Sscphcs, Graves Estate.

D.l q Of R ssi%"@ 81. Is tia, 't Of .1s'ea
Probate Couu held at Rutland within and for said
Disniet tie first Monday being the 4th day
Of July 4. ID. 1896,
Anne Gfa'es, administrators of The estate Of
stephen Caves, late of Mounlholiy, 10 said dis
trcl, deceSsed, proposing to render all account Of
her administration aud present her account agaiust
said esiat. for ALLOW snce
Ordered, Tha, snid account be examined in
cour, at a session thereof TO be holden al tho
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said
district, on the FIRST Monday Of August next
And that the publication Of a copy Of this order
three weeks successfully ia the Rutland Herald .
printed in Rutland, as soon as may be- shall be
sufficient, notice TO oil concerned TO appear, II
they see cause, and object thereto.
90 T. ~. HOPKINS. RegisteS.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
.yosiai, N0i;rsc's Estate.

!Siaie Of Iern,oni, DE it remembered :,
Di.trict Of Rntioaa. rs. I'd tina, at stated
Probate Court held at Rutland, within and for
said district, on the first Monday, being the
4.h day of July, A. d. 1896,
Samuel II. Kellogg, administrator Of the estate
of Josiah Noursc, late Of Ptsford, in said district,
deceased, proposing to lender an account Of his
administration and present his account against
said estate for allowance
Ordered, That said account be examined in
court, at session thereof, TO be holden at the
Probate Office in Rutland, within and for said dis
trct, on the lst Monday Of August next And
that he publication Of copy Of this order, three
weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald, print
ed a, Rutland, soon as may be, shall be suf
icent notice to all concerned to appear, II they
see cause, and object thereto.
20 T.. ". HOPKINS. Reiistv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

We weo3t rorresi 10 cor irhbor pf,h. Herald
md he why's of Rsiisni Counlr h ponder veil
ihe ooasesaeoeos 9. having ,uo urkcis 10 theit
Couniy because in uniou their 10 ssrcngih." and
because they can unite wah sniimssons ~sihout
seer hec u puua,ls, and thus sccofe TIE whole be-
oae possibility Z. defeat PssPlss Pros'.
Ia reply to the sbrse qoo,ailon. from the Middle
berry Peoples rfess, new ly conspicuous Antma-
some pspor adverse &c the Wan Barcn Antimssor,-
&c Free Pfess. NC have only 10 remark. as We have
before remarked, the, had The AG,nssons made
ucbc, ioT Ru,lAad Coabty, ihAt their oWE party
could have united ~ supporting tic wings peulJ
h'vc undoubtedly adopted it. Bo, iha, Ticket. ss
a whole, cannot receive the uuied support of any
party. II vas su Acknowledged overnight even
b, macy OF those who were instrumental ~ form.
Iug II. II the wings had attempted to force along
that ti,kct It could not have been available, aud #
We are mol greatly mistaken II viii fall ,mn,ensy
N the rear Party discipline and prejudice will
never completely bliadiold the people Of Rutland
county. At least We hope not. II the editor of the
Peoples Press well acquainted with al the
members OF tla, ticket he would not be pushing it
forward for The consideration Of The Frcemen of tls
county To the exclusion Of villa, we call the regular
Union ticket.
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Rutland Temperance society

The annual meeting of tic Rui'anf ItysraHef
Sea,{y. tf Re choice Of Oaeers for the year ca
su,ug. stants adjourned 20 Wedaesdsy lSh )vi,
ins'. 81 , O'clock T. M. At the Couf House.
Notice - also given to tho Society. that Mr.
Chapman. ltou The State Vi New York Wih GIVE a
lecture upon the SUBJECT OF Temperance On sa,oi-
tsy tho i0lh ios,sni OF halt g'a.t o'clock, VI the
seine place. a gcnetsl Alt, ndsnce Of tie members
md u oil, others interested requested
~ order q ID. BUTLER. Pfot
/. W. Horses Ss'y pro isIs
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Horace Rogers Estate.

stHeor rermo"L DE 1T REsrapKg
Distri,, Of R.,iana -. ID ID ,hs, alta stated
Probate Court held At Rutland, within and for
said district on The first Mopduy being the ilh
dry OF Iuly, A. ID. 1896
Tbomss Rogers, administrator Of the esale IL
Horace Rodgers, late Of Tmmouth, IN said di,-
,liei, dsc"ss~d, proposing reader au account Of
his sdonn,-rat.on and ptesao, his sccOun, sgsinsl
sad estate lof allowance
OTdered, ] no, sad account be examined in
court, at session thereof, 10 BE- holden Al the
probate Office In Rutland within aud ioI tsid
district. GA the tlst Monday Of August neat
Aud that The rubles.ionofs coz, y. hi. order,
three weeks sYeesDis,y ia Tie Rgt4na Head
printed Al lluhsnd a. s5oh a. msy be, tAsll be
sufficient noes to 81 eo.tsIoed 70 appear. II
thy see cause, and nbj~el thrfeiO.
IS F. ~ HOPKINS. Rsgis,sr.
Non = - ~ - g-[ -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

CT~Timcs change; the seasons are changesble,
und almost every thing is continually performing
changes. Men change toe. But Of al the chan
yes IN this transiiory world, It seems the most
strange. ,hs, men, apparently rational anl inlei-
gent. should change ffon the good old fashioned
Democratic Republican ground. from real reyou-
tionary Wing doctrine, to the mos, PLAIN and man
lies, principles of Atis,ocracy Van Barren Arstoc
racy. But 10 more strange iha. true tat several
most extraordinary changes have taken place with.
10 year of this kind in our rcgion-snd from this
circumstance and probably this only, has this sppa-
rem, small fraction Of party in this State muster
ed up Il hide courage, that they can ultimately
re'ou'ionize the State of Vermont and bring it UNI
der Van Buren, bondage. Now, nothing can be
more deceptive visionary und foolish than this, I'M
less Van Buren, himself should change and convince
the Intelligent freemen that he has been converted
TO the true Democratic doctrine maintained by the
Wings. No, fellow citizens be not deceived BY no
arts, no frauds, no toastings 70 treacbcry of few
miserable deserers. Your State stands stronr
mistaken and unsubdued. II can never be seduced
by all the golden humbugs and profers of spoils
within the power of "lhe party" Our firm friends
at home and abroad may rest assured of this Yer
mont viii go for HARRISON and the CONSTR
TUITION, GRANGER and the SUPREMACY OF THE
LAWS. for the Anti Van Buren, STATE TICKET by
mplority Of many thousands.
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From he Peoples Pres.
INTEMPERANCE, PAupERIsM CRIMES AND

Mr. Chapman, who has visited every jail and poor
house IN the state Of New York, AMI has asceraned the
expense OF paupersm and crime every couuty AL from
9teia sources, and who has delivered lectures ON ia
subject OF in,emperauce 10 this neighborhood great
effect; has consented TO spend week two la the
counties OF Addison add Rutland, and for the purpose Of
accomplishing as much possible III Mort time, has
with the advice of friends here made the following
judgements lie will deliver lectures at hall past
o'clock T. NJ, at each place as the friends Of temper
may appoint Ia the several towas the folio sing
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
DEATH OF MR.. MADISON.


Hasl'ngiea. ysst ga. o'sio,t, a. NJ.
The iHas'fioss Madison Is no rnate he breath.
cd has last on Tuesday morning The 25th inslso
at o'clcck No Statesman Of the old school had
a stronger hold gu the ef1cc,iens Of The American
rccPle than fi,s exalted gentleman. lie hss Iaiita
full Of honors. and gralefai nauoa lemoats the
mournful event
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
FROM TIE SOUTH.

letter dated at Washington. Saturday night, II o.
clock y:"The House has been gral6el with The III
tel!iSeuce that the Creek war is al M eul. Letter by
the Southern mall have been rece Ell by several South
ern members, stating that twelve hundred hostile Greeks
have surrendered 10 General Jessup and that hosttes
NAV be considered at u end"
Another letter s;-"By the last sdvices received
from the SOUTH appears that GEM Scott aud Jessup
are going rather hHrmoniou.ly than they
WON'T the latter represented suffering under
ndpos,tion. have myself little douO but that de-
csre blow will be struck 10y Scott before he receives the
order for his recall"
0JCoSrIRMArIos. The COLUMBUS paper oltbe cath
inst says AVE stop the press to snuouncc that inform.
alton has Just reached u.s. that 1900 hostile Indians have
all their arms, &c We cannot vOuch for the above bat
II comes very straight.
Other letters from Washington mention the receipt Of
the above very gratifying news. Columbian Cent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

MonnlSG AND fIoIs coutnuo 70 he the order OF the
day. On the sb Of IDLY in the City Of Newly, then
riot in the park 10 which several booths occupied
by irish sros Seller, destroy el by pcriou styling
themselves Native AnetieNns. Ga Tueslny Evening
there another riot among the same ton Of per.
Ia which several hundred were engaged anl some
lupdy noses bruised shns and broken lmls but no one
more than hall killed. Fiay sixty persons were AZ
rested and committed.
AT Washington, Penn. smother abolition rio,r 80
cSllod) occurred recently at which large congregation
assembled 10 discuss the evils slavery were driven out
of the house ~ which they had assembled, the speaker
roughly treated aad the window, aud door broken &c
What IN The name Of Heaven are we coming to- We
hardly dwell upon the subject in good humor aud
with that camness Of temper which so solemn aud awful
subject elaiIn'.
We sude 10 these several cases merely us d sample of
what continually going Il quiet and
peaceahlc country. But the rrecept. aud examples OF
the higher powers has csukeiei and bl GIFTED the mass
aud unless there wisdom anl virtue enou Ia left III
tbs people to correct the evils which beset u.s. our doom
Is aot far distant.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

CoNGREss-cLosE OF TIE SESSION. We have the
proceedings Congress 10 the close Of the Session. The
House Sa urlay the % Inst was proraeted 70 five
o'clock Sunday morniDgand some of the last hours
of,he session marked with scenes Of disorder and
confusion peculiar 10 the present nes--duiiug all which
time, although mmeu;e of unfinished business
onhnnd at this late day in the Sessionthero was
nothing done.
The House being in committee Of the whole Mr. South
e,land in the chair Mr.. William. of Kentucky having
been called TO order by the chair aud requested TO
his seat refused TO do so, reton. upon the chair the
call Of order and telling him take In. seat pers.ng
hrnsefm his standing position. Mr. southc rlsnd in
consequence nbdca,ei the Chair, which was resumed
by the Speaker, Of the House.
Alter long effort aul various expedieut. 10 adjust
the matter, Mr. Williams declining TO make satisfactory
apology. the House passed resolution Of ceasure upon
han without Division
The purpon uflhe vote fceusure was That Mr. W.
having refused to take his when ordered 10 do 80 &
having lousy ordered the chairman to take his
seat, he therefore dfed the the power the char aud
Of the House, for which he Wa. Justly abet to the
sure Of the House, The House then adjourned to sht
o'clock, Monday Moraing, leaving $50 or 200 bill. 10
be acted
Ga MoudAy jos, both houses were obout 70 ourn
this unpeasant business called up again at least so
far 10 permit Mr.. Williams TO make an apology T.,
the Iiouse, ior las mpropriclies on Sunday mornny.
Within the last two days saws the Nat. In,elU.
geneer, several important bills, whose fate wac CON
sidefed to be doubtful, have passed among The
enacments Of which are the following measures /:
The great Cherokee Treaty Appropriation:
Tho Delaware BreBkaatef;
The Por, and Harbor improvements
The New Patent Lsw;
The erection ola new Patent Office
The erection Of Treasury building;
The continuation ofthe Cumberland Road
Reorganization OF The Land OfHce
Supplementary public depOsiie bill with d.
yers others Of lees consequence.
Among the measures which haze not ripened into
laws are the following The increase OF The army;
the reorganization Of the Navy; the eSien'ion Of
the Judicial System for The benefit Of the West ;
with hosi Of other billie
II is barely possible that quorum Of both House.
may be raLled lhis morning. and. by suspendiDg
the joint rules, pass few more bills.
IeT.Sn In4sy,ndenee.
Monday Jug f--Mf Joba \. Ai4soairoa. the Can nit.
tee 90 FoFeiga Ahsr, 10 which refsrred .uodrv me-
mona praying the reeosuea by Consisss oftss Ia
dspeatsBce q Texti.nsds report tbo satse, he
read.
This report eooeloIs, with The fslowipg rs,olooa,.
Whleh agreed the Art by vote oflss 20 and
the sec0sl b = vote Of I - 70 y.
kssorsa lkGt the indepsnisBos II Texas ought h ts
rseosa.aed BY ,hs I. 6. ss.l sSpssr ,hs,
hss "a oPefstscus eiV 0fefumsai capable II
hg 'he dates an dchsfsns the sn ss'iosa Of Gae
Pse3rni power
sahoa ne esissn'ra'a1 q the Prciilsag to tsas es
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

FSAskus OpusIr. Senatorial nominations II
said ooesy BY the Wig snImssobs. Beajslnia
Fay, John Warner. Homer T.. ifsbbcli. I'VE are
glad To see frsnkiin county waking mp.
WiSDsoH CoUsrY. WA. Steel julius Converse
Francis T.. Phelps.
OKANGR COUNTY. VIM. Hubbard. Simeon Short
WAsmNGroS COUNTY. Milton Brown, Jonathan
Z. Millet.
CALEDONIA oor>rY. S'lss lloughlon. Waller
Harvey.
CnITENpEN COUNTY. WIN. A. Gfiswuld. John
Van Siekln
ORLKAs oouNTY. Augustus Young.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12

ADD'sos oorNrt. We remarked week two
sisee that our ~hg friends 10 IA,s county had made
a nomination Of Senators sdyer,e to tie Antima-
sOuie nomination. We have since been Informed
that al tie Wig conseution al M.Gaiessry, the
Bcminlting committee reported such a ticket a, the
%ssiisg bot the meeting declined confirming ilsnd
the whole bOsibess len With tie county com.
n'tise wso. NC are pleased to learn sfe ise,ned
no, " have bat one uckei ADD wll doubtless s3opt
the ioliesisg. p'ass,ed BY tie Whg Au'iusson-
* coa'sHlloo' Hoe. y \. Bsiss.--Ii.svi BAIT
saS lssrs CsssRr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-07-12
ELECTION AFFAIRS.

The last Nid5lebury Ffc, Press has long and
'aborod editorial Ba,bc-ous article on The subject
Of tho ensuing Congressional Election IN the DIS
tlct The obycc, of the wfitor appears TO DC TO
ondesvor to prejudice he public mud against the
re election OF Mr. Sladc and to urge the claims OF
~homi Can you guess, reader Mr Clark No.
Mr. Llnsley' No. II Is no less than the (la,e)
wonderful editorial champion Of The Free Press, -
Esquire Barber Ills claims are founded On the
immense sacrifices be has ma 20 in endeayorng to
sustain u cause which he has himself abandoned
That Is, he Is claiming Of his old party friends re-
ward, We suppose. for his irenchery. The fellow,
To be sure denies that he has betrayed himself into
the hands Of tic eaemy. But every body laughs
a, tots absurd position Of his bat those who have
followed him. The simple truth is, he is one of
those miserable political turn coats, who always
ought to be and usually arc looked upon by the
great mass ofthe community as too frall to be ,rus.
ted any where.
The maiu dnA of the article. here alluded to, up.
pears TO be TO impeaeh Mr. SHADES political rect-
tude. lie tMr S. is charged with endeavoring TO
Distract and destroy the An,imasonic party. This
comes with pretty gIacc from a desettcr from the
party.l lie is charged with "Whiegcry." Not
with Van Burensm. mind ye.l He is charged with
slectIoDeering too much and with eudeayoTing to
create Unanlmi'y against Van Bureuism. These
ase heavy charges, indeed So mighty and COM
ing from such exalted source. that we dare not
attempt TO explain refuto hem. Neither shall
IN ,,.I