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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

attempted 20 escape, but was spp,hended,
and is now 10 custody. The yerrt Of the
jury Of inquest was, that he came to1esih by
stone Thrown By Joshua Wyasn. Il Is
hoped that THE distvsssina occurroce will
Operate asa csusion On oor you.hwho are
apt, In their s0asrcls and Sports, throw
stenes at one another.
Proenfyffy Of NSw.York.
The following article Is copied tom the
New York Gazette OF the 9th inst.
a geotles,ao Of ieisusc, on whose ,ccufscy
the fullest reliance nsy be placed informs
us that he has, daring the last lhre weeks,
travelled through. every street sndalley in
she Guy 20 the southwark Of Spring -tseet, &
10 that range, from the east 10 Tho urth riv-
er; BY which he has ascertained. exctIy, the
numbcs Of holdings nov erecting snl Enish-
INC, yIx.--i969; upwards of 1000 ,f which
s,c iniended TO, decent dwellings, nd many
pf them splendid houses. To the tprthward
OF Spring -street there arc many buildings
gong up--so that The calculation sonc tin,e
since iDsde, tha, 2ooo houses werebuiIding
10 this city, falls short Of the really -~OuI
correspondents Gale ulatcs, that, inciut,oR ma
sons, carpenters, and labourers, moi c.s than
ten are employed at each building ~ making,
therefore, the whole number, upwaris OF 20,
600 1.-THE wages OF the whole Of wh,m, at an
average, cannot be less than one ,pIlar and
6hy-ceo,sa dsy--and msking an cxpendi,urc
Tor building, oil about 90 600 dollars daily-
Tothis must be added, the sum ocesassr for
the purchase OF materials. The rapid growth
OF this city, in population, commerce and
wealth, exceeds, nc doubt, the calcuhtion Of
its o,ost sancuinc friends.
In addition 10 the above, our readers will
learn with pleasure, that besides the -, bull
ding at our nasy-ysed, (and which viii be
launched next summe shcre are on the
stocks ten Iasge vssseis, scverei OF them ships
OF 10 inferior class. One of hem, (,he To
bacco Plsnt) Is 10 be launched at one o'c K
This Cay. This ship, we unders,snd is TO be
employed between Richmond 10 Virginia,
aud Liverpool, England.
Mavsners look sss- 4 rock, on which there
Is bu, Elk feet Of water al low tide, has been
for long time, and otject Of s,ra.ioo to
vcsscls cnte'ing Tho hs,b sur; i, iy si,vsied DO
tween Ssnd's Point and HAT lsisnd, appetite
Cow Bey. N<ar This rock there is / faith
oms water, and from tho dc pin, nasjsa,ors do
aos app.chsEd any danger. In o,d,r 10 lahc
he necessary pfecau'ions Capt E,huoae Of
ne revenue culter, has snch0red,a spar buoy.
ocar the rock, aud captains OF vess.Js viii.
therefore take no,iee, and those DayIgat,py
smali crafvstc .cau,iunsd shpinst ie mo.iri,
said buoy, as lis continuance un Thar spo, wii
'ender the rock Ismiiat, and ,hefceor. avoid
DAGGER. We unacfstaAd that a hsoy is also
wanied on'tnc rtefy called The Covctnos's $
Table, south west of BiackwsI,'s Island
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Chrisi6phe he's been within ihiriesa
i>egues Of Pors-au-psines, with hostile m
.enl;ons, spd ccpsideEab able force lie re-
,u,nsd before President Boyer had Tine to
attack kiG.--Otbes accounts he Is only taxi
ing tour through his AnsdonI.
The Kentucky Csxene sia.es, that the
Bsp,is, Church 10 Lexington has resolved
tha, il is contrary 10 the GuIy and character
Of IT'S ms mbers, TO become membsrs Of any
Masonic Tsnmsny or other secre, society (.
and /, has epjcincd upon rny of them who
may new be membcrs Of either Of those So
cietirs, not 10 associate with lLen hereafter
A Child is exhibited 10 New-Yo,k. & years
old, which weighs 20 pounds. The ole 10
this iowns is cnly i3 months cid, and weighs
n pounds.-60s. Csz.
Pienoyi, the Italian, who was convicted Of
: 5nirg cff his wiic's rose, hes been sentenced
TO ,wo yeats bard labor in the New Yes d
Peniten,isIy. His vile how resides somc1
where in the West lgdies, and has married
the man who caused The serious d.fhe ui,is 1
between PIenoyi and herself.
-ooeoo--
A TAKE In.
A Few days aimee, ssship arrived al M
York, with passengers, irvm England; q
mong the number was ono possessing ell ii,
prejudices OF bis country. went ithmedIsie:
on his arrival 10 ths fiy,masket, 10 regal
himself with some ot the Iuxuries Of tn
season, and purchased fzvs green sguoshes -
and the better to accommodate his sa,ing
carried them on board Of the ship, snd hsy
ing most vosaciously dsvoursd the one, on
commenced upon the Other, cries out, /" Csp
you, musk meions are very fne our nor 90 goo
as they are in. Ergiand! 90
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Authentic accounts have reached No of an
artsck upon This famous monster of tho deep
"A large boat and two whale boats, well man.
ned, and commanded by Capt. Rich, have been
in pursuit Of hin for several days, and on
Thursday Last, OF Squam, encountered the
Sccpcnt. Capt. Rich "shrew barpoon into
him abou, TWO feet" which hit him as fairly
o. ever whale was struck. Capt. r. closes
his letter thus. He took from Us sbout
twenty fathom ofwa'p before we could wind
the boat, with as much swiftnoss as whale
osuld do--Wc had butsa short ride, when
we were oil loose from him, 10 ouDsore NOR
tihcation. Now suppose you will liko 10
know my opinion Of hln.-Be assured II is
what 10 called the Serpent .---In that opinion
oil my Cope Ann mon agrce.--It 10 the same
.tha, was in Cape. Ann hatbor.-Be assured
that oil has been done, and We shall con,ioue
to do, al in our powc, but he is difficult
thing to urike with harpoon, as no can lay
down % long a. he plesses, and seldom shows
hiwself, except in calm."
The Serpent is represented as having 20
scales on him, nor no bunches on hts back I;
that his skin 10 smoosh snd looks similar TO
an eel.
OF ono thing wc ore now certain. His ter.
Ituc o'p0ossuSos sUoEusuSu ~ suoeO WV '"'S
heretofore ssen hius, have 10 doubt, deferred
On sucmpt being sns,,v on him betore--bu,
ne clearly avoids an attack and F" runs away
when wounded" therefore no fears need be
spprehcndcd Of combst with him. We
hope to hear further from his Saakssh.a- be.
fore long, and tia, he will fnsliy be compel.
led TO quit his vafery etensenf, snd lshc up
his abode on the land " New. Eoslsnd, for the
\ sd:feation Of our Souihern bresbren, Who sp
pear disystsased that ho should not eondeseend
90 ply them shors pisis
AWFUL WARNING TO BOYS!
T, snklio Tokey, Of Portland, about Is years
old, We killed in Boston, on Tuesday last, by
Joshua Wynan, who with some others was
ssk,oe mslasses RON soiAs casks landsd on
Ceotrai Wharf, from the vessel TO which
Tokey belonged. Tukey wac directed &c
dive them away. He did 90, when Wymsn
after refreshing few steps, threw stone
him, which hitting him on the back OF III
hesd, ocessicucd his death In abou, fteec
minuiss, Without usterips werd. Wymsn
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To encourage a love uf vi,tue, BY holdipg
up its pleasures and rewards; 10 deter from
vicious porsuits--by warning Of their danger
cod consequent punishment, 10 promote inno-
cent mirth and rational amusement, BY xpos-
Ing the foIIiss Of the sgs is tho rofessed OBJ
iect of those exhibitions, witch have delight.
cd and instructed the fashionable Wol ID
siucs that period, when Athens was the Pac
en,of seifnemens, and the abode of scienca
Tkere csu be no batter school Of morslity-
thyn tho representation 81 CxoRos BARn.
WELL sndthe GAmEsTaR. and these csono,
b more forcIp,e spd Impressive lesson ID
c5a'oyy--than the style and manner Of ou'
bcsI Pisyers.
Pateopage il the life and soul Of the Thea.
uc, AVID We believe the inhabitnnts nf New
Horl, nave ever been disliog guished by a l,hcr-
dirty ccmmensu,ssc with the extent Of their
wealth and population, we cannot regret the
fberali' y cf the opulcct when We recoicci,
Sbnt the golden hsrvess 10 distsibuted By The
0rsmatic Cosps, among the poor and indus
trious cinxens Of our metropolis.
SO long as The eoncofus Of The Theatre ore
I managed with scrupuious regard for what
over may psomots The cause OF virtue, and
idcscase ths avn of human happiucss--so
long We wish thcm success; and while tho
Fesfosmers unite whatever is amiable in lhe
private walks ~ lie, with taste for li,era-
svrc and scisnce, we shall not cease TO 'consi-
dor them as the fahhful guardians of moral
, scci'isudc and tho promoters Of "a refined and
classical cioQoencc "
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executive for his apprehension. Tie Deru.
~ Msrstal ond Assistant Agent, for InoisD
sfrairs, have arrived at MilIedgeviIIs with
warrant to take him into cusrody OF civil su
thcray --but the g bird bad down"
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NRWPORT.-


In our last papef was published piece
over The signature OF " Loskersen," in which
sho'd are some illusions TO X. X. RAWDoLPH
Esq. who Is, understand, bondsman TO tue
Ciefa of the Supre0e Coust. A had no,
any personal knowledge Of any ,ransactions
related in the piece siIude d to--snd the author
aot having thought proper TO commvniczse
his nainc--oel,eving also thar the jnsInuations
contsIed therein, as respects Mr.. r.. 70 be
pnfoubded--in justice 10 him as we'll az to
myself, think proper, most cbeeffulIy, to
slate Y az my opinion, and The opinion ii those
brs, acquainted win hin., that Nj. II. 10 In, (.
eupable Of dishonorsbI &C,
w. SlMONS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26
ELECTION.

yesterday the ciusens Of this state sssem.
olea IN thsie respective towns for the purpose
~ eiorticc srr~ss,rs of the. ensuing Con.
gross, and also mcinbe's " the state Lsgis.
laturo We have not heard tsc resull 10 rte
,saricus towns--but as no opposition was
made 10 the Republican, candid tics for Con
gressy Messrs. HAcARD and EpDy, they sre
undoubtedly elecsed. In this town the fed
eralss organised an opposion 70 Gen. GlDs,,
~ incmber Of the General Assembly bul
theylwere deieated---Gen. GiBBs having .
msjpri,y Of eighteen over Mi BULL. the
candidate opposed 70 him. Al some future
timt, when we have moro ieisurc, We shall
Ofsr SONS remarks on this election.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

The ssatement from the Havsna, via
Charleston, respecting the achievements oi
he forces under Don Pablo MorilIo.-on the
authority of letters received AT Kingston,
(Jsm. by an arrival from tho Spanish, MAi0c
are probably incorrect. The despatch OF
MoriIIo, 10 dated Nay ig When the vessel
left Porso CabelIo, Bsliver in conjunction
with general Paez, and another pat'iot gene
ra! had advaoced on general Morales, and
driven him from CbIsboss. This must have
been early 10 Juse--snG YET we Gnd Morilio
giving an account OF the death Of general
Bolivar, op the authority OF despatch liom
MaralIes, dated Cdis6osa, Nay 10.
The South Sea is swarmcd wi, 1Insurgent
: prcvateers, that had csptared sessfal very
rich and valuable cargoes. Such was tho
vigilance with which they pursued their spoii
that even canoes playing along the shore,
could not escape them.
SINGULAR ADVERTISEMENT. q.
The following advertisement appears in .
N York paper, aud we should conceive 1t
impossible that the the object stated, could
be performed.
"Aay Gentleman having bve ,houssnd
dollars 10 spare, may have chance OF doob-
ling his money IN small lottery proposed by
the subscriber, in the thee following ways
"Firsi Any horse, ma'e, or geidlng being
prodpced, that will trot one mile in less time
than the little grey made, owned by The sub.
scriber, shall be entnIcd TO Sl5O0: but,
should the little grey have most loot, then
the subscriber 10 receive $500 from his op-
ponent. .
"Secondly, For wager Of 3 800, tho
lntle mare shall sros Sky miles in six sue
cessive hours.
~" Third, and lastly. For wager of $4,000,
she shall leave Nsw-Yo.k at Eve o'clock in
the morEipg and arrive 10 Phllsdciphia the
same day at three, being space of ten hours.
0e Gentlemen desifous of trying their
lrck 10 he above scheme, will signify ty let.
,er, .ddi esssd 70 WILLIAM JACKSON.
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The Bermuda Gszeue Of the sth inst.
ssJs, that several Drtish vessels have psssed
these islands dufing the week, from The u.
States, bound to the Yves. Indies, with sop
plies Of lumber aud other American produc
lions, preparatory TO the trade beitg Stopped
on The lst Of Oct. mex, by he operation Of
the American Navigation Act.
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No Scarcity Of Afeuey :--In the New.
York Evening Post, IN thee advertisements
,nly, is offered to losn. the sum Of one Asn-
drsd snd eigty ssves hspssnd Saisrs.
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HURRICANE.


cd near Washington cry. Several vessels
were sunk and one vessel CARRYING passen-
gers from the Navy Ys,d, ioundcred, ard the
following pelso perished, viz.-Mrs. May
Smith and two childrer--.Mrs Ehzabeth
Fowler and chii1--Mrs. B,,en and child, end
Mis-. Aisy. The men on board with diff
eul saved themselves, and il was presumed
the violence o! tho s,oro. was such, as TO
render II impossible to affosd spy aid 10 the
women and children.
The Connecticut Convention meets, at
Hartford, Zoe the purpose OF foruiing new
Constitution Of civil government, for tha,
stale.
Mr.. Simpson, comedian, has returned to
New York, from Englsnd, with a re-info rec
ment Of respectable performers, and engsg
ed others to follow soon.--Scveral Offers
we're made Miss O'Neil, which she declined.
STEAM BOAT MAILS.
The Pos, Office Department, says the Ne.
tionsl InteIlfgencer, with its characteristic at
tenticu TO the public sccommodat ON, has de-
clared its readiness TO have mails transported
in the steam hosts, on the waters Of the
Ohio and Mississlppi, IL !, shall, on inquiry,
be satisfied that the convenience Of the c;,i-
zens on those waters win be bene fitted there
by, and IL the steam boat rroprie,oss will con-
vcy the mails on reasonable terms.
Tee sale Of Lands in the Alabama tesri,o-
~, closed on the is,h ull--The choice tracts
were eonteoded for with svidi,y by the bid
ders, and the sales apounsed TO about fonr
hundred thousand dollars.
No Scarcity Of Afouey lin the New
York Evening Post, IN thee advertisements
oniy, is offered to losn. the sum Of one Asn-
dred snd e;gby -seven Mssssnd Saiysrs.
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TIE MIL ROBBERS.

Rcp,r, says, that the cause of the long de-
lay IL execrtil,g the sentence OF death psssed
op two Of the pessons convicted Of ,obbiDg
tas mail Is, tho refusa or neglect OF the Pies
idcm of tho United States to sign warran,
direc,ics The Marshal to have the sentence
executed, usually called death cyorvuns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-26

By the. latest dates from the continent OF
Enropc, il appears thar Austria calculates the
di"cr' Geitsan population, fo' a ing the i'm
met;iaIe 5 s,cs, as equal to 20 $50 900 inhsb.
i,aots.--Austria proposes In tUe Of peace
tie army shall consist Of l2o 900 meo, which
would be at the .ate of 4-lo per hundred In
hsbitsnts. In inc oi war she purposes per
100, equal to s79 600 men: besides which,
there is TO be cofrs te reserve of Per 100,
which would add 2s9 soo--mak,ng in oil,
500 600. Five pieces al cannon are TO be
allcwed ,oevely 1000 meo, making the whole
Eamber 4S49 pieces
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seipiess cbiIdrsr ciude 10 their dist-ec;ad
pareots, looking 10 thsm forAi whirh they
could not yield Az this awful moment, the
ANAL boat pc, about and and returned TO-
wardsshs vessel. This sfssded she people
on ibs wreck gleam Of hopo. Bu, il was
transient: DO enirca,ies could prevail upon
the persons in her to come slongsids TO res
cue their companions. Al length the ves.oi
weot down, ia less than half an hou, after sh,
struck. Capt. Dssk was saved by rhe bos,,
which alec picked up the mate, who was al
most IifeIess, TWO children, two,wopep, and
one man. The re sinde, consisting OF
Mr.. Moor and her four children, Mrs. Croft
and her child, Mrs Latham and her two chill.
dren, Mr. Robinson, and Mr.. Taylor, were
swallowed by the remorseles, waves. The
long boa, was sui in sight making towards
the. Welsh coast but Captain Dosk pulled
of mo land, in hopes OF meeting with some
vessel which might rescue him and his uh
happy companions from fheir suil ps'ious
situation. "A ship was IN sight whenthe Sin-
struck, and Glued up ner Top sads, as ii inlea-
ding 10 render her assistance, out made all
sais away when she wcnl down. The forlorn
! voysgcrs, aftsr rowing some distance were
tskep up by a piloI.ooar, which pefceivlng
with prsiswor.hy aiac.iiy to ,heir sncco'.
They then made sail afgec te long boat, win
which they soon came up, End took lhe peo.
pie on ooa,d. rhsy shorty ahAwaIds fcil
in WITH Two briggs, bound Tor this port, be-
tween ~h,sn the survivors woro divided, and
safely landed nero on Friday. Many Of tbens
we've ~ a most forioIn and desols,e condition,
SOM having bccn roused from their beds by
the 50, king of the vessel, tho spddonness OF
winch, and tho confusion incident TO il, al
lowing them neither time nor thought to
dress the mseives. Their immediate wants,
we have been informed, we're relieved BY the
hu,s snity Of our excellent chief III nagistrste.
A subscription has been since opened tor ,he
relief oi sochjef them have been reduced
10 stato oi dest:u'ion by this sad calamity;
we shall be happy 10 receive the con'fab1-
lions OF tho bcneyoien for this humane cb
jsc,
Most Of the unhappy sufferers, il will be
perceived, were mothers aud shslr offspring.
The history 81 the voyage of some ot ihom
10 sadly affecting. Tae' husbands OF tvo ot
ahem, Moor and Csof,, are now irthr Cni,sd
States, and had sent for their wives and iSmi-
lies some scenes truly affoetlpg took pi.cs
duIlng h. tine the vessel was Ssking. An
unhappy man saw MS " lie and two childreA
,e,,sh before his eyes, without bciog able 70
aHo, d them assistance. A iiuic boy, bclons-
ing 10 one oi mo wonea, wes io3u. beng
pu 10 no boat, bo refased o 20, saying ae
woult reTra and ric wilh His msah
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ihs Roods cs Sinidsy, bsand to tho Scr.f-
Wes, Cossi OF Amerieu.
II is doe 10 the activity, zeal end ability Of
the several Departments IN, end toDDee ed
with The Nasy-YAtd Al Gosport, which have
sffsetod TIE Tefosmeni Of this fine ship with
SO much despatch, 10 state 90 we do ton
gsod au,hofiiy) that stree her arrival hege
she has been furnished with On entire new
set Of mssis and spsrs, with 'he exception
of bowsprii) sDd oesr'y ocmpie sane Of
fIgging The masts snd rpass wore ali made
~ the Yard, and put oo board IN les hse
iwo weeks after she snchoreo ,bese, snd IL
le working dsys, The whole equipment was
accomplishment
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ty ia.i ofs ia,g. se,je treid,r. which 3. !
hoiIpg ever the tiie Ms. S uss nssr a.
FIRE, essdiug c.i'sn. IN, esrsred rItuIt; ia
he u'cn,tni OF cor 'usitn > rsif LLor sltpitL
IN snd ptrsed Sd spplles'ian Of to'sn
We, wish uoissses, 10 tts psns ,f the chic.
aIoeitt -she boy wss n Il ediait.y sIiLyss
srd ccnpe'c'y erseisG vHb .,ir colh e,
when y acc ic.1, The caIoe was b,otet, in
contact, and ,he Child wss prsrr.d in a
liehttisze /: Ms Sleiiy,1o s'r riire 10
ex'ireuish he lsms, '-rtLt be- tpn clothes
md htr, r,siusn.o SCR btcsme so ail,njrs.
that he was obIigsd 60 throw herself upou
tie noor o sn.c'her lie. fsne upior-
Sunaisiy she happened TO throw herself upon
lie eoucn She had been csid,ne, ard ,ha
whole axhibned ocmple,s bonfire; ,ho.
eiJid, when iskcD up Was burnt extremely
az "a still alive, but cannon SUI vive ione Ms.
Sps,iy and The other ehiidrtn will recover,
hu must endure . long snd painful con .inc-
'neut. a. ~.
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NEWPORT.
WEDNESD.1H NovExBER ls. isia
CONGklss.

The Congress oi ,ne Uni,esl States com
'nivnced ils session on Mondsy last, sg,eea.
.oy 10 law. Inc Mess4ge Of ,he P,esidenz
Nos probsbly seii~rsd yesterday, and wi
undoubtedly reach he'e b. lore ,he pubi.cs>-
roo ot o1. nex, paitr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-18
BANKRupr Law,

Ii is highly probable that The project OF
nationsl ,ys'em OF bankruptcy will occupy
The ats0'icn OF the ntx' Congress. Though
n failed al the last session, we were pleased
10 observe that il tbd many energetic and q.
bic advocates ard We sincerely hope thar
some uniform system nry be sdop,ed 20 eor-
rect The evils and ipconyenitncrs tesuir'r q
from the gee, diversity presented in The va
'ious state laws On he SUBJECT. This is ,'h-
ly sgticvanee TO The Me,chaDt, end !nvoses
The interests OF all elssses Of society.
Although such measure would operate in
q greater d,gree to the beneh' Of the uer.
chant, still an uniform nssionoI system ct
bsHkfUp'ey is called fo'--uoi merely for ihas
Glaze If f1Ysons, but To combine all she DIS
nnenons IN busiress--,hat its prcvis'tns rry
be gepetsi end recognized as ,hs ony Law IN
the sotjec, IN shese states hereby render.
ing IL, ia effect as wsl as name, na,ons.
sankrnnf lou. Baa Par.
.0:x-
{!ydrehAo6ia omcsy fhe Fo-res-We have
.sen several gentleman from tte Norttern
Neck, (between the tivess Potomac end Rsp-
hahs6ncc) who state ,hs, The Hydropbcbia
sxists OF present. 70 ,he most sls' 81 ing deR'es
among the Foxes. In the coun'y Of North
cumberland spwatds Of forty persons have been
bitten, who have been sent 10 the stcse. a
most remarkable circumstsnce si,ends. tho
msIsdy, which is, that the sffsc,ed snimsiA
In place si avoiding the honsn species, I'M
pediately mskcs towards The IN, and ever eG-
scrs houses is the u,iddle Of tho Gay We
have seen one gsn,lsmsn who states that .
Fox entered house ys' d in hls presence, not
wilhstsndiug there wets sevs,sI dogs, snd
shst The dogs instead OF suseking the animal,
immediately rs,ired exhibiting greet signs ss
tear. On another occasion Fox mede TO-
wards boy who was walking slonfH he road.
The latter, 10 sveid him, lssped INFO wsg-
sen which was passing, but shs Fox Pui sued
.ad bi, him ia seversl places. Much mju't
mas likewise been done 70 The cattle srS, ws
.,s informed that The gseaissr unessines e&-
ists among the iohsbi,sn's, on accom- Of this
singular and ex,sss, dirary mslsey
Pet. Lnfei.s
AT O late execution in Mchresl, and q
x.r~at evero.ioo ~ Albany ftc fistrcstirp
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