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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17


BY A LARGE MAJORIY A DEMOCRATIC
MAJORITY OF CONGRESSMEN, SENA.
TORS, and REPRESENTATIVES,
The state senate consists Of 36 senators
10 to be elected this year. Already min,
Democrats have been elected.
We have large gain in the other house
sufficient 10 ensure a large majority.
Already there are changes enough I,
reverse the whole order of things, as they
stood before the election. The change ia
the vote for Governor aslonishes both friend,
and foes. Shaunon's gain already is about
seven thousand, one thousand more than
the Wing majority in 1886. Shannon's
majority must be over five thousand. mnk-
ing Democratic gain Of 1 900"
On the subject Of changes IN the Con-
grcssioual tickets, the Globe remarks:
ave have heard from the nine Con-
gressional districts represented in this Con-
gress by Messrs. Duncan, Webster, CLANCY,
Leadbetter and Sheplor, Democrats Al
exander, Harper, Coffin, Federaist,, and
kilgore Conservative. They have ALL re-
turned Democrats To the next Congress.
Partial returns from the districts represent
ed in this Congress BY Messrs. Bond, Ridg-
way, G"ode, and Morris, (Federslists) who
are running again, show them all to be in
danger of being defeated.
We were not prepared for such revo-
lu,on.-Will the wings he SO kind as ia
loan US n gunl The swivel which they
used in this city at their funeral of the Sub
Treasury will answer our purpose"
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Post says Porter's minority will be
something like 10000 rather under than a.
bove. The Pennsylvania puts down the
result for the Assembly at So democrats to
"A feds. The Senate is said to have n ma
jority of two to four against us leaving a
majority on joint ballot.
NEW JERSEY.
The Trenton Emporium Of Monday
claims I03 majority for the democratic
Congressional ticket, and says, Fire o
our candidates are certainly elected, and
probably the whole ticket" The Hoco'
are striving hard to make out different
result, but will hardly succeed.
GEORGIA.
Returns from all but ten counties give
Dawson 81 ,765-Canpbell 30, ,lG0.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Three Congressional districts have beef
heard from, in all of whic.. the sub-treasu
! ry candidates are elected.
! In tho first or Charleston district, Isaac L
Holmes is elected over The present member
Mr.. Legare, (cons.,) by 5l3 majority.
! Messrs. Elmore and Rhe,t, IN the 9th q
Sth districts, are reelected.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17

along the whole extent of the Indian bor-
der Serious connections from the trcach-
cry of these savages, are looked for daily.
Ii must spoil ar y to do the marketing
for small family in Texas, according to
the prices published in the Houston papers.
Flour $50 to S22 per bbl bacon IS, pork
%, lard 26 cents per pound; potatoes 81
the barrel butter and cheese rs cents per
pound; corn 81 so per bushel, and fresh
beef, pork, eggs, chickens. vegetables AT
proportonably high prices.-N. y. Sun.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
THURSDAY, Oct II.
British brig Alexander, Card. from Windsor,
n s. for New York.-Schrs. Post Boy, Weeks,
from Boston for Aiexandria.-Phebe Baxter, Ba-
ker, from Baltimore; Everett Studlcy, from Nor
folk Alert Croker, from Philadelphia Hetty
Tom, Rogers, from Alexandria Mazeppa Rog-
ers, from RichmonG-all bound TO Boston.-Cyg-
net, NickersoD, from Georgetown, 5. G. for Salem.
Zephyr, Lane, from Baltimore for Plymouth
Mary Jane, Wall, from CALAIS fot Philadelphia
Caroline Gchrist. from New Haven tor Belfast
Pearl, Pearce, from Bristol for Florida. a.--Sloops
LinnGus, Horton, from Hadley .--Argo, Bhven,
from Fall River for New York.
FRIDAY. Oct. -
Sch'r Brilliant, French, from Baltimore for N.
Bedford -Sloop Willard, Willard from Provi-
dence for New York.
SATURDAY, Oct. 10.
Schr Magnolia, Mains, from Lubbock for New
York --Sloops Metamora, Winslow. from Warren
for New York--Marshal, Hathaway. from Fall
River for St. Marks.
SUNDAY Oct II.
Brigs seffield, Moore from Lubeck for New
York--Sarah e. Elizabeth, Tsbberson, from
Kingston with coal to the Coddngon Manufacto.
ry--Sloop Tecumsch, Child, from New York for
MONDAY, Oct Is.
Brig Annawsn, Sanford. from Fall River
Sloop Camilla Vars, from New YORK
TUESDAY Oct. 10.
Schr. Rochester Haskell, from Providence.
CLEARED.
Brig Tilton ,Greenlaw, Passport.
Do. Alexander, Card, New York.
Schr. Laura, Cobb, Fall River
Sloop New York, Easton, Providence
DO, Excel Gadding, do.
Do Camilla, Vars, do.
Do Veto, Nye, Key West
Do Wave, Barnsby, Apalachicola.
Do Hudson, West n Bedford.
Do Renzie, Heath, New York.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17
MARINE MEMORANDA.

Ship Kutusof, Taylor, Of this port. from New
Orleans for London, arrived at GraveSend sept
18th
Ship Palestine, Liulefeld, from New Orleans
for Liverpool was spoken Sept. 9Th, in lat. 49,
longN.
Al Cadiz. Aug. Both, brig Confidence, Bailey,
from New York.
Brig Canonicus, Bigley. OF thus port oouhn 10
Cadiz' sailed from New York, Tth inst
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NOTICE.

TyHE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed
Il and qualified 10 act as ad,nin'.lrarn Of the ss'
Esa.. OF Char,es,own, r. l. dec. All persons in
debted to the estate are requested to make paymsn,
to r. Il. POTTER, Esq, her attorney, and all per.
sons having demands against said estate are reques
ted TO send them in as soon a. possible.
ABIGAIL WILCOX.
Charlestoyyn r. l. Oct 3, 1535-3w.
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NEW LINE-FoR NEW YORK.
FARE REDUC CED-S3-Deck l Dollar.


e1N~ The new steamer JOHN
a w. RICHMOND, Capt WIN.
esGSt H. Townsend, wllleave Prov
dence for New York. THIS
DAY. Oct tho l7lh a,6o'elock on the arrival Of he
cars for the Stoningtou Road.
N. B. The regular days of leaving Providence
WILDE Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, until fur.
ther notice
~ This isthe only steamer on the Sound which
carries Francis Life Boats
The advertisements of tins boat always 50 writ
ten that the public understand the rate of fare
charged. Before this line started. passengers
paid from one 10 seven dollars TO New York as suit.
ed the option of the other line IL is hoped that
discriminating public win aisiaiu the John w Rich
mond on board OF which the fare is fixed at Three
Dollars. being as low any boat can afford TO carry
passengers to New York.
81 Private state rooms aud berhs can be secured
on application the day previous to Charles N. Til
ley, Agent, at the steamboat office on Long
Whar: or at this Office.
Oct IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17

Sheep and Lambs-The entire supply, say 5000,
l24 Tor Lambs.
Hay ana Suaw-llay is selling by the load at 81
a 81 l23 per 100 lbs. Straw at So so SO 80 per
100 bdls
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17
BRIGHTON MARKET. MonJ,v, Oct. 9

= y y ''Es"~I Y sIOH1dyf VVE' o
tRePorted for the Boston Daily Adv. and Patriot
At market GO Beef Cattle, AS stores. 2sOO Sheep
and AS swine.
Proes-Beef Csule-We quote first quality a, 81
5Os IS second quality IS 90; third qualify
q 75a625.
stores-Yearlings So IA; two year old sIs a
% three year old s2l -.
sheep-we noticed sales at 20, o., 2 IL, 2 25,
2 AZ, 2 81, 50, and 80.
swine-Iots were sold to peddie st6i and PC
AT retail, Z I-2 a Q; old Hogs "a 8 s1-2c-ssle.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17
EVENING WRITING SCHOOL.

VuyuE SUBSCRIBER will open a school on
Monday evening. eth inst, for the INSTRUCT on
OF WritinR. &c. Persons desiring TO improve IN
this elegant and useful art receive curse Of 10
lessons for the ,riflng sum Of ONE DOLLAhs
Pupils attending TO ordinary stndies viii be &c.
osivsd for s3 per quarter Of u weeks
tiet T. - HN''"S
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MILL STREET ACADEMY.

pENHE SCHOOL, now conducted by Mr.. >.
b. Noble. will be continued from Monday tho
5th Of ovenber, under the snperlniepdenee Of Mr..
JOHN WELLS, graduate OF Williams College.
The Female d.p,rtment will be opened at the
same time by Miss WELLS.
gT Ample Testimonials a. TO msnia and other
qualifications will be presented
Sept IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17
rWINTER GOODS.-O
WIN. u. & u. j. SWAN.
MERCHANT TAGBORs.

I'd DEsPECTFULLy inform their friends, ara
tthe public generally, that they have received from
Xey York A FJJIJ,, AND FASHIONABLE
Of PiIo,-Clotbs. Lyon Skins,
Reay.r-clo,hs, Kerseys, Broadcloihs, Cassimeres,
Satiinets, and yestings, suitable for the season,
which they will make up 10 order. IN the best man
ner. ,,u1
Cou,forters Crayats, Stocks, Bosoms, Collars. and
eyery other article usually found IN such an establish.
neni AT prices which cannoiiail to suit those who
fee disposed TO pstronise them.
Cutting particularly attended to-
complete assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING, constantly on hand, and for sale a.
ehsp ,sube bou;h, any ",bsr store in the state
O~f lOsh
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N,w YogrC,rrt. w.srrr. Or, ?

Beeves-Tbe supply Of Beef CauIe to-day con-
.,,,ed vf 80 bead 300 of which were from Chester
county. Pa aud the balance from this State. The
oualdy Of the cattle was a. usual, and brisk de
rand existed at Ss 50 siO-fornIns an average
OF 81 ~ per 100 he. fti,. .sus % last week) .,
ut',h pyie., III the cs;'ie n r1srse' we've sod.
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10 the determina alton, not to make any reply
TO anonymous publications against me. IL
any man of political integrity, who has tor
the last fourteen years, uniformly supported
Whig principles, by his rote and his infu-
enee, will accuse me of any want of in,egr-
ty in my political or private life, and do it
publicly under his own name in your or any
other paper, or meet me before the people
at the Town House with such accusation,
will reply To him with truth and due re-
gard to public opinion. wish you to pub
iish this; and when you Gil your columns
with anonymous slander against me, please
not to send the paper TO my house; for al
though it is to me matter of indifference,
l do not wish you to insult my family.
am, gentlemen, with high respect, your
obedient servant,
TRISTAN burgess.
We do not learn whether a meeting at
the Town House is arranged, or what fur
ther steps are contemplated on either side
Nor do we express any opinion on the mer-
Its Of the controversy; contenting ourselves
with describing the attitudes Of the combat
ants as they have been developed up to the
present time. 1t should be added, that
Junto" is understood to be candidate
for the Senate; and it is to be expected,
that, as he is in for the war; he will follow
up the demonstrations already made.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17

vHyHE Gentleman who borrowed some ilm'
since "Drakes Book Of the lndans' wi
please return il il he desires further fsvors from
oe, II &. r.. SMITH.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17

TeIds.-Dates uid New Orleans are from
Houston to the 22d and Galveston to the
18th September. From these it appears
that Lamar has been chosen President with
but sixty or seventy votes against him IN
the whole republic. Burnet is probably e.
ietted Vice President by a handsome ma
jorily.
The Texans are threatened with nm Ind
ian war more terrific than any struggle in
which they have heretofore been engaged.
The Houston Banner Of the 2ist September
states, that most decided feeling Of hostili-
iy towards the government and the people
manifests itself among the Indian tribes on
the western and northwestern frontier.
Captain Love, the brother Of Colonel Love,
who, together with some fifteen others, lett
San Antonio few months since, for the
purpose Of trading with the Cumanches,
and for whose safety fears had been enter
taiped, has fallen a victim to The bad faith
Of those among whom he had gone with q
view 10 traffic The scalps and clothes OF
the party were carried into Preeldeo by
certain Curnanche Indians, as evidence oi
the zeal and fidelity with which they were
prepared to execute their bond OF blood 10
the Mexican government. The Lipans are
said to he now on the Rio GrsDde, holding
direct intercourse with Mexico, OF nature
similar to that which, il is believed, her Sc
I ere, eniissaries and agents have tor some
time pas, bcen keeping oP with me 'fioe'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-10-17

THIS DAY.
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Loves, Prize So Net.
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For Tickets or Shares please apply TO
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All orders enclosing Cash or prize-Iickets will
meet with prompt ottention
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POSTSCRIPT.
MORE GOOD NEWS.

BY Steamboat this morning we have the
Evg. Post OF last evening, from which we
gather the following additional good news.
OHIO.
Returns from 81 Counties Of the maiori-
ties for Governor leave democratic major
lily of S66S, and make Shannon's cleo
ton by over 5000 majority almost certain.
The democratic nett gain (after deduct
ing the federal gain) in the 81 counties is
7O44!
In fourteen Congressional districts heard
from we have carried III Democrats TO
Feds-a gain of 4.
From the Post.
We have just received the Ohio States.
man, printed at Columbus, on the l2,h in
slant, with the following
MOST GLORIOUS
MAKE WAY FOR OHIO.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

<,RRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An useauallsd Dent
~ fice The Ors Tooth P,s'e has, ~ every instance
more than rrssed the gbe atoms ofbese rho
ussa a. hupdreds sdviJasls eheerfuy attest while "
b.suhes the teeth giving them clear and rssrly white
ness ana remoyipy and prevert appearance
tar improves The color OF the lips snd
srd hes oil Scer Of he moushsress the progress Of Do
cav /. the ie,tssd that uis
ses- 10 the breath witch the orr Roo, Justly and
40 .1ivey atedand Is also, ssng
ed Cor i,s ssrecshs and frsgrasce
The ORRIs TOOTH PAST can the inssa st, he chan
red into an agreeable and exeeep Tooth WASH while
V free from msny objections tbst apply sssh article
,hoss thai sppeaAe To- Tooth Powders
gr,est In the least degree isurious the teeth ass
highly recommended by the nos, emsent Dentists It's esen
ave Satisfaction bow.
ever the bes sviaescss ef M pcvslsry and ner, rce~
For sale BY n o. Hart IT'S Brc.awpy j. Hsr, NJ o. ~
broadway, End - Hsdscr Hove guios, s chsnsm ~ -
guior IN Bewery. corner OF rihe and Henry sS ~
t Grand street, between East Broadway and v,s~s.s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

FROM THE CHERoxEE Cou learn through
the medium sf authentic qualifications in the Georeis
Recorder Of the 9Th instant that Major General Scout
proceeded carry into effect his orders oblige tho
Cherokees after the ed ultirno the terri
tory heretofore held by them within the limits Of tho
State ofGeorgia His measures met with resistance
On the Goth he had under his control 300O and before
this time, IL is supposed that wandering Indian
remains within the territory of Georgs. The manner
nwhich this duty has been discharged by that a'siin
gushed General 10 praised for its Kindness humanity
and freedom from violence. This information IS grsn-
iy.ug for surely there is enough 70 appear 70 me
public sympathy In the destiny OF these orig,a loros
1.-The soil without adding TO Il unnecessary v's'ence.
We rejoice for the sake Of our fellow crens OF 1eor
gia rs well as for that Of the Indians tns, 20 a all
goe, on "a IL does with little difcuy as could possi
bly have been hoped. The Georsisns themselves APP
n,, ~ he sincerely grsfed that IL has so turned
III ~ r,;e,d. Of the Indians who cannot enter into all
r. c.,;ne. az the Georeians and other Southerners
Il ;ar, will vet less rejoice thsn they that the
~ ooe he Government does end in blood.
80, ,-NswAkk CUNPONATfUN sHiNPLAss
gERs VIII sell our goods for the bills par,
would for specie and refer the heden OF
thew retail grocers rsia,, oil dealers and drugsmu to
our advertisements '" ''r join q. MORRISON SON.
1875 ant ss Green wieh sssween vesey add Fulton sta
- GsoY@J.sH u. D. LSNeLsT. 5, ch.ihsss, vii pus-
Ish morning. (Ffdsv) "The Atherisn Captive
~ 10 sve by the sutbor of"ior," l2no.
In press snd shortly puhlheH, Sew stereotype es
ton Of Rysss Algebra vsed snd correctes W INC
vol iauao. WV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
DIR. WILLIAMS, OCULIST.
the Editor Of the Repxbcaa Herald, ProUdencs, Rhode 10
land Copied from that paper.
Palmam qui meruif feraf.

Pansam qai sneruiffera
Writing as am thi, moment beyond the lines oil Inc
Bay state consequently under the mmed ate super
vision of The Mass Medical Society," the Boston Medical As
ISOLATION which learned bodies have however, kindly
relieved of the jurisdiction and therefore may perhaps
venture to state renewedy the truths for the PRONUNCIATION OF
which editorial and professionally capacity was de-
cared unworthy Of their Eel owshp.
Hspeakng and demonstrating truth by visible evidence, be
offence in my place Of residence. hope tho indgna
ton OF the Rhode Island faculty will NOT be out when
again physcas, and from personal observation
that John Williams The Ocul per ormed and il perform
ing Of diseases of eye Witnessed
the Mass Gen. Hospital the Boston Eye afrmary in the
private practice of twenty Of The medical pro
lesson.
Cases which saw while student nine years since given
incurabe, both at the Hospital In6rmary by the
most emne Surgeons New England. to be
cured. tt
have written these few lines without AR. willams know
les ge of duty and for the public good lie pub
lie seneacter and lie should have only his
sanal reward but the public OF gratitude which
be richly deserves Having visited this city for day upon
professional busi ess, embraced this hasy opporu
nity by personal examination myself Of the truth
Of the assertion MADE in the Plot respecting this gentleman
and having that conviction, felt Imperative moral obi
Cation To state the facts the public although in hurried
Ind imperfect manner 9s.-.
1t RAY be- subon few remarks which
germina TO the occasion.
Mr. Williams peculiarly Of manner may prejudiced
many; will only say tina, upon forming personal acquan
sh gentleman any will be convinced that il is
only constitutional peculiarly, which is under his
control than is his stature complexion.
JOHN $. BARTLETT, NJ. d. 4
Provide nee, r. June Sd, 1856.
t. the Editor OF the Herald '
Dear Sir,-As am just about Boston, will
thank you give the above which have written great
haste, an Insertion tomorrow.
Mr. wiamsis gHoran, Of its being written, and you will
obige me by concealing The fact from him.
my2s ST. Yours, nc J. b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14
LAW NOTICE
X. GRAHAM BENNERS, formerly of Newbsrn N. O.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
o.ia ID

RErERENcEs-Hen, William csaston, Newbern, N. C..
Hon. William n. Haywood, Raj N. c.
Hon. l.. ID. Henry, Faye,vile, N. C.
Mr. r. II. Taylor, Mobile, AL.
r. s. Blount, ESQ.,, Mobile AL.
Mr.. John Strong, Linden, AL
Mr.. William Locke. Linden. Al. f19-sm
MEDICAL CAK D-DR. CARPENTER, No. 4 Peck
lVl Slip, New York deems occasionally Ia remind
the pubic he continues administer the afflicted
his old esabh he'd Dispensary.
a number oi the ef this metropolis he needs
beras To announces his victory disease in its most
complicated and destructive does he deem
be specific ng The OF the var-
aides 10 which mankind and ~omanknd subject
To slrangsshe beg leave respectfully remark that
he confines himself 10 Office practice, dev himself per-
sonay the welfare of his patients, keeps assistants
shop boys and has Offices for privacy Of patients
whe N in
Dr. Carpenter would add that he is regularly educated TO
profession med cine SURGERY hrs Di
pos'a in the sl3, the New York Sate Medical Sace
y signed by the highly respected rnd amented John
r. s. Rodgers, M b. President aad that he has for long
series devoted hmsel the and Of all
delicate or private diseases.
Be particular in the numbers Peck slip, near Pearls
MY p SIN DR.. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-14

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wmtIu nh11s W" s'"-e s''Nee
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-05-23
A CERTIFICATE

From three members OF the MEDICAL PRO,
FESSloN in Germany in Europe.
We, The undersigned. practitioners Of
medicine in Germany, are well aware,
that by our course We may forfeit the
friendship Of some of the faculty, but not
Of IFS benevolent members, who are unin.
auenced by selfish motives. Though we
shall refrain from an expression of our o.
pinion, either of the soundness. or uu-
soUndness Of DR.. Goelicke's ne,C doctrine,
we are happy 10 say that we deem his
Sanative iuo valuable not TO be generally
known; for wha, our eyes behold and our
ears hear, we must believe.
We hereby state. that when DR.. Lonis
Offin Goelicke first came before The Ger.
man public. as the pretended discoverer
of a new doctrine and new medicine,
we held him in the highes, contempt, be-
lieving aud openly pronouncing him to
be base impostor aud the prince Of
quacks. But. on hearing so much said
about the Sanatire. against aud for il, we
w 1uNhOSAN
merely, to make trial Gifts repuIed virtues
upon a number of our most hopeless
patients; and we now deem il our bounden
duty (even at the expense Of our self in
rerest) publicly to acknowledge its mighty
efficacy, in curing not only consumption.
but other fearful malsdies, which we have
heretofore believed incurable. Onr con-
tempt for the discoverer OF this medicine
was at once swallowed up in our utter
establishment at these unexpected results;
and as amends for our abnse of him. we
DO frankly confess to The world, that We
believe him philanthropis,, who does
honor to the profession and to our coun-
try, which gave him birth.
The recent adoption Of this medicine
into some of our European Hospitals is a
sufficient guaranty that il performs all its
promises. II needed not our testimony,
for wherever il is used, il is its own best
witness. HERMAN ETMULLER. Nj. ID.
WALTER VAN GAULT. NJ. d.
ADoLPHUs WERNER, NJ. ID.