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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-15

TheBaltimore Republican statse: Seen.
Harrison says that he is willing to abide
by the decision of National Convention,
and next to himself, thinks Clay and Web
ster the two greatest men stirring about,
these times"
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-15
ANOTHER MURDER.

AT Morristown, on Friday the 9th ult,,
a man named Hubbard, in drunken spree.
killed a Mr.. M'Alister, by stabbing HMM
the abdomen; he survived but few hours
after.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-15

The amount Of Coffee imported to the
U. S., for the year ending Sept. 30, 1887,
was worth $s,657,770.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-15

The Cotton exported from the U. 8. in
1887, was worth, according to estimate,
S63, 240, l02.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-15
THEPLANTEPt.
LIBERTY, SATURDAY, SEPT. Is, 1898

ITLetters or communications addressed to the
editors of the Planter, must be postpaid, to Sc
cure attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
HoTpL TO LET on LEASE

G0 That Bong established and vel known Ho,s' situated
-xA In Utica on Genessce the canal and copem.
plated depot OF the The building " cfbrck,
orics high 60 feet IN front by Is feet " deph snd contains
rooms nden o kitchen hors W. % which
large pnrors Also barns, CO ch house we
Willie DISPOSED ri ~ the lessee on esontDe terms
nreauirrd. Possession given the lf'h0f Feb NEXT
For sale exchange, for ~pvnved ev or"pery n"su
f the ssnhs OF the Huisop, hghy mpreved coo.
lsnise - Apply NO Is ~ Marks Place, oetw
ssd a vcock. A. NJ VIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
FARE REDUCED.
@@ @sp @@
UNITED STATES MAIL ro1 PRINCETON, TREY
TON AND PHILADELPHIA

BY Rail Road and Coaches
Mornsg Lnewil lave the foot Of Courlandt St every
morning socock the fthe New Jersey Rail Road
70 New uusvick, thence by stage Trenton, arriving
Philadelphia the afternoon.
Re,urning-Ieave Trenton Al ia o'clock A. NJ after the
arrival of the ofthe Phadep and Trenton hail Road
arriving NJ New York at 81 O'Clock, p NJ.
Even NJ IineI~aves New York foot Of Courtlandt
O'Clock passengers will reach TrenIon by O'clock
lodge and take the early he Phadeeha md Trenton
RAJ RosH, arriving In PHILADELPHIA Nv O'clock. A. NJ
Returnng-Lcave Phiiadeirbs O'clock, r. ~ arriving
In New York nj 81 O'Clock, a. NJ
Tors-si. apply atihe Rail Road ofce foot Of Courtandt
81 New yo the old Stage OSce y SOUTH 81 st. oppo
size Congress HALL PHILADELPHIA and at the BAR Of hs'ng
Sun Tavern Trenon.
Passengers from Paterson accommodated ~ taking
the FIRST ssd last cars of the Paterson Rail Road which
with the above n the function At berg"n and the
public nav rely spon asu2py ofsages New Tor
their accommodation
For sestsu the above apply ~ Thonss Whit
field 4 Mail Co,ch Ofcc Od No. Ceurtlandt
Broadway. Nov yort.
Ms Leave. The .fsce ~ squsrtcr before A. NJ and
q'e' = =" sIsxaspsR y. CUNNING. Pr.pu.,~v.
New Yerk, Nov. 10. ias-s -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

These shins are all Of the hr class tons bur,hen
snd are commanded by able and experienced
Crest care wiz be tshcn that the beds stores Gc Of the
bsst description The price Of hin passage nov fred M
eh for each adult which includes wires and noner Mel
Their the captains Of these packets will he renon
se Tor any letters parcels or packages by them uaess
regular bills Of sdirg orc signed therefore Apply Il
JOHN gRIswOLD, 10 south a. or
ia GRINNEL, MINTURN 4 Co ig4 Front a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

Id NEW ORLEANS DESPATCH LINE
6 This line consists OF 81 ships and briggs, OF which
will SAL weekly Till the ist Of October after which
une two will sail weekly during the busn season. These
vessels are all Of the first class warranted to insure
rates, ans To take Bae Freight and
will he taken In this line throughout the year al 10 Der
cent less than any other line whatever. Apply to
- X. ELwELL, Packet Ofibe, so South St =
All goods from outports will be shipped forwarded
Immediately al New Orleans free of and every
and attention paid safety Mer.
ehaa having freight 70 dispose Of will find decidedly for
their interesile apply as above IoS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
IiSh MESciAf LINE ia ckEISs.o o"'
M 81 81 III
RE0rLAR COMMUNICATIONS

REGULAR COMMUNICATION.
II Remttancss and drafts with ght and TO and
LINE The Subscribers respectfully intimate their esds
and the pube cneray that they enter into early
with them for the bringing out OF their families
and friends by the early spring shps-he srs Of which will
commerce running Liverpool the Isl February 1885,
will regularly every week afterwards,
anordng engrants the desirable and eligible Convey
ance they can have
The rtenon Of vessels Liverpool engaged in this trade
having heretofore been and just ri complaint
the subscribers DESTROYS OF removing despatch
establishment OF such In their days OF sailing
w give entire Satisfaction to shippers and rs further r
aEcemen for them give preference o their Line over all
transient VESSELS they shall invariably
when opposed any transient vessel such will In
the support and preference shippers by this Line
The employed for the convenience of their
Liverpool of the first csssrunning regularly
every day from the dfereni ports Of Ireland and Scotland
cosveniencs Of importance those residing nj the
ports
Roval Bank OF Ireland paid sight, free % dsoupi
charge province and sides In the inland
towns Bank of ireland
inconvenience only by this establishment
Their drafts well az passage orders he forwarded by
the packets sng the h sth i6th and 2sth ~
each month IN Those residing In tho country
sddres. b, letters tpos pal) which viii be Punetuay All
tiou al ~ South stree, New York "
danJms Ro'Hs ShoTHENs CO.
"a. gASsAsE FspM sIIG "A FIRST
go ship will sail from sligo On or about the 1sh April
33&k newt and accommodate number OF passengersn
either cabin ste rFge.
For freight or passage "Ivy Courier ,s wro,,s
Nh Persons wishing remit moneJ to N " friends. can
have drsns sight on Mr. Hagh Leighton, oas ST. Sligo
ia I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

"a SAVANNAH PACKE TS-OLD LINE
R The ships comprising the above ue Ill ho despatched
4frou New Fork and Savannah in the folio wing
ship TREN ToN, taew) Jas = Bennett master
sh AUBURN, (newl ~ Durfey easter
shid REPUBLICAN, ". W. Foster master
Ship MILLEDGEyiLLE, ID. L. rsrtrr master.
Ship NEWARK, 7. Durham master
The above ships oil Of the first class and built In this city
expressly for the trade tTbe accommodations for
gers elegant and extensive, ard every facility will be
forded TO shippersby this liae
Goods forwarded subscribers will be shipped free OF
all charges except those actually incurred
: Johnson LowDEN IS Wall .t and
JH wAsHBURN LEwIs. Savannah
MJ6 To sail fro. New york on the Isl ana Liverpool
80 on the 18th of eson month;
New Ship SfDDONS, Capt. -, lN January.
Ship GARRiCK, Capt. N. d. Palmer, ist March
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt. J. CsIns, LIST April
Ship GARRICK Capt N. y. Palmer, 18th Dcc-mbsr
shiPSHAkEsPEARE, Capt.. Collins, 18th January.
New ship SfDDONs, Capt. - 18Th February.
ship SHERIDAN, > A. Pierce, 10th March.
These ships the first class all armed, upwsrdsof 300
tons burthen built IN the city Of New York. with such i'm
10 combine speed with ususnal comfort Tor
Every been taken in the arrangement
for which ample stores ncudsg wines he viii be provided
without wines he e2o These ships will he commanded by
experienced who will make exertsn 10 give
general ssscios Neither the captains nor the owners of
ages sent by them unless regular bills Of sdng are signed
therefor. Yer freight or passage. apply TO-
E.K. COLLINS co, So South 81. New York, or 10
WA. ALAS. BHOwN& co Liverpool
The ships of this line viii hereafter armed and their pecu-
liar construction gives then security not possessed by ay
other bat vessels Of war. jf3
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

"a. LIVERPOOL PACkETss-To sail from
x& York the 9Th, and from Liverpool on me 2fh oi
6rach month the year, except that when these aae,
fa on sunday sailing the ships viii be deferred un
che neat day. - -.
Feb a-ship iGEo. WASHINGTON, H. Ho'aredge' ="
Fen ship PENNSYLVANIA. yohs r. Smith s'c,on.
April s-siip INDEPENDENCE, L. Nye master, 7sS
FROM LIVERPOOL
Dee A-ship PENNSYLVANIA:
Jan q, Ship INDEPENDENCE
Fen 2A-Sbp ROSCOE. ...
March 4-ship GEO WASHINGTON
These ships all OF the first class, commanded ny men o.
re.t xnerirnce pains expense VIII ne spared
he ass the stores o. The hrs
,pon The rate passage out fixed by an understand
sn u The ~ oprieors the other packet lines Mtso Ne
sber he aims of these vessel. VIII be RESPONSE
HE r any letters packages sent by TIC snove
pness regular bills Of adng are agned therefor ror heg
VI pnnTpnItNNEiY mINTURN CO. Is4 Front st. NJ. Y.or
wIIDEs PICKERsoILL CO. Liverpool JS
a7x OLD LINE OF LIvEMPOOL PACA,,
go Ts-The old Line Of Packets VII De sesP.tchea
99by subscribers TO san from Nsw .srn sna xer
poo tie Isl ard 18th ofesch month"; with me sscs pon mat
VIII the sai ing day falls Sunday Tie SHIPS WI ah
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

- SAVANNAH PACKETs1OLD LINE;
0M The Ships comprising the above line viii be DIES
- patched from New York and Savannah IN the follow
Ship TRENTON, (new) Jas. 8. Bennett, master.
ship AUBURN, (new) N. Y. Durey, master.
ship REPUBLICAN X. w, Foster, master
ship MlLLEDG EVILLE, d. l.. Porter, master
snip NEWARK, 4. Durham, master.
The above ships all of first glass built In New YORK
expressly for the trade; their accommodations for passengers
are elegant and extensive, and every facility will be afforded
10 Shippers Goods forwarded to the subscribers, VIII be
shipped ree OF all charges those actually iucurred
Fer reirh passage apply 10
- JOHNSON LOWDEN, SO Walst, New York, or
JS WASABURN Il LEWIS, Savanpah.
LIZ : COMM EKCIAL LINE OF CHARLES
Mm TON PACKETS.-Ths following vessels compose the
-aasA1sHaboye Line of Packets
Brig DIMON, Fredk. Sherwood master.
Brig CDRDELIA, Francis Sherwood master
. Brig BUENOS AYHES, III Stuart master.
New - -, Whtcsey master.
The above all first class vessels built expressly for this
trade and commanded by experienced masters Their
and exeton will be made please shippers
All goods forwarded TO the subscribers will be shipped free of
commissions.
For freight apply board between Murray aud
Fine 81. wharves or To
JOSEPH TINKHAM +. DIMoN,
GIL south ST. stairs,
WI. A. Caldwell Il SONS
j2f Agents, Charleston.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

~.. s,ns all of the FIRST class anded hy of
L. sc,,r and ssp ard furnished with The
49, saa I'VE etenton viii be prd passengers W pro-
,he;r romr, and convenience The out
,d i sxed N ende standing with the p~oprirers of
hcrs ne NJ ss Including wins aud stores Of every de-
Linton Sl2a !, toai wines and liquors
Ne or In cs,u owrers 81 these ships " VI be respcn.
se for an er parcels or packages sent oy them unless
rsgular Mills az stiag are signed therefor.
frHeiFs,. ri I. a epnTIJERsa CO Liverpool. and 10
rlo@ptl,JF co, or c. ", MARSHALL.
"a South st. New yorA-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

IA FOR New OaLEANs.-The LOUISIANA
cA and New York Lae OF sckets will sail every
- Monday, from New York. and from New Orleans
aad 10 insure strictrs pupotualy 10 the time sailing
the line will hereafter consist of the following ships;
Ship LOUISVILLE. Capt Palmer, ist Jan
Ship HUNTSVILLE, Capt Eldridge, l5h Jan.
Ship viCKSBURG, Capt wooahouse, 2osh Jsa
Ship MISSISSIPPI. Capt Davis I2th Feb.
Ship YAZO0 Capt Trask, 25th Feb
The above ships all OF the first cla copper
fastened and coppered and upwards Of sac toes buhea
Of very light dram OF water, being sut IN this city
pressy for the trade The price Of passage hr.d sloo
their cabins fitted the most i'm proved and
pian and for nshed neat and elegant style Ample stores
ofth first quality will he provided and regard
the comfor satisfaction Of These pack
consandsd by captains well perenced IN the trade
who will give every attention and the mseves
sds;e They will at all times he lowed and down
the Mississippi by steam boats and the sicte panc,naty
observed In the time osang Neither the plains
these ships will he Fonsibe for ewery bullion precious
silver plated for letter. parcel pack
by board OF them, unless gular bills
dng for ae and the value therein expressed
All goods the subscriber will be forwarded FREE af
commission. For freight or passage. apply To
Y. *. COLLINS Il co. II, South ST.
No freight received after tho Saturday evening previous
the day DISABLING. dN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

ga SAVANNAH PAC x WTs-BRi8 (Iorn,eriv
~ schooner) LiNE-This line is posed Of the
- following vessels, viz
Brig MAD son, w Buckley, master
Brig TYBEE, T. LYONS Uss,er.
Brig VIM. TAYLOR. ~. 1Ioey, master,
Brig GEORGIA, II. Sherwood master.
Brig SAVANNAH (newl j. Lsvermore, master.
brig AUGUSTA. Inc WI A. Hubbard, master.
The above snit expressly for the Savannah trade
have superior furnished for passengers
commanded by experienced and oolging masters They
will Sa in regular and continue with tneir
usual despatch All goods forwarded t. the subscribers will
be shin psd commssioa Fer freight apply
To STURGEs l. CT EARNANa % wall street is
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

43l MOBILE PACKETS
y5fay2 shin FDWlNA, tuewl q. West. master.
NJ ship HECTOR. ID Y Post, master.
Ship L0RENN, J. Urquhart, mas "a.
shin TUSKtNA, II. n. Post, master
Ship ALAB AMIAE, w. ". LanA, mast.r.
sup RUSSELL BALDWIN,. N. Magma, master.
snip JUNIOR w IT. Williams master.
ship ELISHA DEMfsOh, +. West, master.
Ship ST. JOHN. q. IL Hitchcock, master
The line will consist OF nine ships which will enable
despatch three vessels month when the requires it,
These ships the first class built expressly for trade
best materials coppered and copper with
sve and handsome accommodations and commanded by
need masters and will sail purctusy advertised
when sailing falls Sunday, the ship will sail
the Monday following The prize Of passage SIS without
liquors All goods forwarded 10 the subscribers will be shipped
free Of commission -
ia X. ID. HURLBUT CO. a. South street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12

Ia ApALACHICOLs PACK ETs,-ship
xdnwAsHIN1IVni kvING,P w.Lshsa, master.
-sS@1 ship INDIANA. j.. =. Dosne, master.
Ship GEORGIA., ". Talbot, master
These vessels ARE Of light draft water built expressly f,r
the trade be best mstrrsk copper fsep~d aad
with handsome recommendations, and win sail pupcsaly
s4yered wh~n the day sf sailing falls Sunday the ship
v1l sail en- the Monday Following The price Of passage
80 without liquors Al gccd. forwarded The subscribers
)ss r. D. HU.IBu 4 CO. o. sosss g.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
LIVERPOOL PACK ETs,

Eit LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
H6ES Sailing from New York 24h adj from Liver.
spool on the 8lh of each month.
The above line OF packets will be continued by the ,ubsc
bers, and is composed Of the following ships
From New York
June 24-The UNITED STATES Cant NJ n HoIdreoe
March 24.The ST ANDREw, Capt. VIM. C. Thompson
Aug 2-The viRGINIAN, Capt isaac Harris.
sept 24-rhe SHEFFIELD, Capt Fras p. Allen.
- From Liverpool
May e-The ST. ANDREW. $50 tons
June 8-The NIRGINIAN, 62o tons.
July 8-The SHEFFIELD 500 tons.
Aug. s-The UNITED STATES. $50 tons
The qualities and accommodations above ships and
The reputation oil their commanders well known Every
exerton VIII be made TO promote the comfort OF
aud the Interests inpoers The price OF passageo Liver
pool IN the cabin in other lines $l4o with
and stores of every description
The owners viii not be responsible for letter parcel
by the above ships for which fading NO
taken For freight or passage. apply to
STEPHEN WHITNEY,
-, SANDS, TURNER. FOX 4 Co. or
l4 ROBT KERMIT, "a South 81,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
THE VICTORY IN MARYLAND.

The Post says the question whether we
have a majority either in both houses, or in
joint ballot, is as yet unsettled, though we
are inclined To think the chances are that
few members now in dispute are on our
side.--The mail of tomorrow will doubtless
settle that question.
A correspondent writes to us, There
will be either tie or democratic ascen.
dencv on joint ballot in the legislature. On
all measures of State Reform (which is by
far one of the greatest Importance so far as
the future political complexion of the State
is concerned,) J we have decided asccndaI-
cy and if that portion of the delegation
from Montgomery county who were elected
by the administration party, but are styled
Wing Reformcrs,' side with the democra-
cy, we shall elect United States Senator
Those three individuals hold the balance
of power in that body. Permit me to con
gratuate you and the democracy of New
York aud Of the Union, on this result
Here is real victory; 1t is taking so much
from the rank and file of federalism, anc
adding il To the democratic legions. A Stat,
and, too, one of the glorious old Thirteen
is redeemed and troR."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
Dft1.

In this town. on the Sd inst, Sarah, only shid o'
Mr.. 5. A. Parker. aged 2years.
At the Newport Asylum, on "Wednesday ihe Sd
inst Esther Miwsrd, in the xClVth year oi her
age -
At the Marine Hospital on Sd inS, Mi. James
Hoyt. seaman, aged 80 years.
II Portsmouth on 2fih ult. Mrs. Maria l.. Al
nv wife of Mr.. Edvsrd Amy, and eldest daugh.
ter Of Rev. Mr. SulIines. Of Bristol aged p years
In Providence. on Tuesday d inst, Sarah Hull
AGED % years. wife of SIR Alfred w Upharn o.
Boston and daughief Of Mr. Jabez Bullock ofNo'it
Kingston. X. T.
Az Norh Kingstovn on the Dh an Mr. Row
land Chsdsev aged > yssfs-a Revo'ui o1arf
- toarr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
NEW LiNE-RoR NEW YORK.


eeWN0N The new steamer JOHN
a w. RICHMOND, Capt WIN.
49, ssssgs II Townsend, willleave Prov
idence for New York, THIS
DAY, Oct The 10th ai6o'oock, ON the arrival OF The
cars for the sioning,on Road.
n. B. The regular days of leaving Providence
WILDE Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays, until fur
ther notice.
B' thus 'slhe only steamer on the Sound which
carries Francis Life Boats.
The advertisements Of this boat are always so Wi,
ten, that the public understand the rate of fare
charged Before this line was started, passengers
paid rom one TO seven dollars To New York as suit.
ed the option OF the other line. II is hoped that a
discriminating public will sustaiu the John w Rich.
mond on Board OF which the fare is fixed at Three
Dollars beng as low any boat can afford TO carry
passengers to New York
SP Private state rooms aud berths can be secured
on application lhe day previous 10 Charles n. II,
/ ley, Agent, at the steamboat office ON Long
Whar., or at this Office.
] Oct 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
H ar rte1.
N~<z~-

In this town, yesterday morning. by the Rev.
Mr. Dumont, Mr. William r. Bullock of Proyi.
dence to Miss rhila T. Townsend daughter Of the
late Solomon Townsend, Esq. Of this town.
At MIddletown on Wednesday evening last, By
the Rev Mr. Howard, Mr. Jane, L. Cheesemsn,
of the city Of New York, to Miss julia Ann Hall,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. !. 2. Hall. Of Middletown.
At WEXFORD on the 26ih ult., BY the Rev. Mr..
Grafton Rev Nathan A Reed Of Wakefield, to
Miss Sarah B. eldest daugher Of Rev. Mr.. Graf
ton. OF Wexford.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
NOTICE.

TENHE Inhabitants of Newport are informed that
n CHIMNEY SWEEPER is now in town
ready to attend to tina, business, and any person
obtain his services, by leaving their name and place
of residence at the store of Mr. Jonathan Il. AImy
They are also informed that the law requiring
Chmnes in which fires have been kept for ,hrc,
months, TO be swep, the end of that iilne will bs
enforced against any who may neglect, upon cou,
plant 10 the Town Council.
1ta Topn Council, holden kenport, OFT !. 1898
II is ordered that the above notice be published il
all the papers OF this town, for 3 weeks Attest,
Oct. 10. II. II. ROWLAND, Conn. Cicrk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
GEORGIA ELECTION
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT.

The Post gives returns from 26 counties
copied from the New York Express.
la these countios, according to the Ex-
press, the opposition candidate for Gov
ernor, Gilmer, last year had a majority OF
5000 votes. This majority is now cut
down to 5000. There are 90 counties, and
last year Gilmer (fed) had majority in
the whole State of 7l5 only. If the rest of
the State goes in the same way, the demo-
cratic majority on the Congressional ticket
must be very large.
In regard To the Georgia elections of
members Of Congress, the friends of con-
stitutional treasury will be the gamers,
whichever set of candidates prevail. Of
the eighteen candidates run by both par
ties, sixteen are in favor of the separation
of bank and state. Only two adversaries
of that scheme can therefore possibly be
elected. At present we have but six mem
bers of the Georgia delegation out Of nine.
The other three, namely, Dawson, Grant
and Jackson, are hostile to the ndepen-
dent treasury scheme. The whig prints
may as well be quiet abon, Georgia. Van
Buren, will beat either Clay, Harrison or
Webster in that state, and they know it.
The Royal William had not arrived last
evening"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
POSTSCRIPT.

BY the poiteness of Mr.. Richardson,
clerk of the J. w. Richmond, we have the
Evening Pos, of yesterday.
The good news from Maryland is con-
drmed, and the news from Georgia renders
it certain that we shall triumph there. The
good cause prespers glorionsly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10

CuMous CALcULtTIoN.-in one of the
spinning and power loom establishments,
IN Bury, England. there are lao looms
at work. An intelligen, book.keeper at the
works, has made the following calculation ;
- Ibe shuttle uf each loon, Ia traversing
Ibro' gli The shed turned by the warp. pass
t. over a space of 3 &c, ; inehr. At less, :
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-10
~WINTER GOODS.n
WIN. B. & T.. j. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAIIORs.

Ed EsPECTFUBLY inform their friends. ard
Athe public generally. that they have received from
New York. FULL, AND FASHIONABLE
ASSORTMENT Of Piot.Cloths. Lyon skim,
Beav>T-clolhs. kerseys, Broadclo,hs. Csssimeres,
sattInets, and Vestings, suitable for the season,
which they vii make up TO order, in the best man
nsr.
ALSO, Hosiery, Gloves, Suspenders. IIdkfs.
Comforters, Cravats, Stocks, Bosorns. Collars. and
every other article usually found in such an establish.
ment at prices which cannot fail to suit those WHO
feeldisposed 10 ps'ronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
a conplce assortment of READY WADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for ssle as
cheap can be bought at any other in the state
Oct 10Th