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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY. July e2d
Schr'S Charles Richmond. and Cherokee, Pres.
by. both from Taunton for New York Lucy,
White, from BAH, New Polly, White, from Gar.
dnerj-Sloops Charles, Ash. from New York :;
Volant, Austin. from Hartford
THURSDAY, July ord.
SchT Octavia, Wecden. from Mobile via Key
West. for Providence WIN. Benton, Oiwen I'm
New Jersey far Taunton Elizabeth, Rogers from
Bath ;-Sloop Isaac a. Borden, Brown, from Fall
River for New York.
FRIDAY. July 2iih.
Brig Charles Miller; Prince 20 days from New
Orleans for Providence ;-Sch'rs sun, Nieker.on
and Wolcoit, Rider. both from New York for Dos
ton Caspian. Powers, I'm New London for Bath
Sloop Extra, Terrell, from Poston for New York
yosspn btown, Read, iiom Fall River for Ball're
oscar Paddleiord. from Taunton for New York
Nose. Eddy. Rliysn, I'm Providence for do. IInd.
sou "eS,, from do for New Bedford.
riot Boat Joseph n. Lord. White. Of New York
from ernise-Sp0ke 23d inst Sandy Hook. w.
30 miles. brig Nerius from Virginia for Providence,
and Benz Franklin, Finn, from Boston for Phila.
delphla; Sandy Hook w. 30 miles put a pilot on
board the Br brig Jams, from 81, Johns, M. for n.
York Is mites from tho Hook put pilot on board
ship florIdian, Pratt FROM Havre for New York -
same day, MoDiaug. NNE. = mileG sch Charleston
Packet, Baker from Providence for Philadelphia
SATURDAY. July %.
Seh'r Bsislow, Gamer, from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY. July &c.
Sloops Victory. Heath, from New York New
York. Barker, from Providence for New York.
Saited-Cuiier Vigilant Connor. on n cruise.
MONDAY. July 81.
sch'r Caroline, BrishtmsD, from Nar,ha's Vine
yard for Sometseit.-lost both anchors ~ the gale
of Friday last; Gutter VigIlan, Connor, fin scruise
TUESDAY, July 2s
Yacht Vincent Barkelew. Capt. Ruiherfurd. from
New York 18th mat. via Gardiner and Block Island
bound E,s. cruise.
Sloop Argouaut, Chmrnins from, fall River for
New Bedford
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Die0.

Ip this town on Tuesday morning, Goth ins,
Mrs. Mary Langley. wife of MIR John Langley
and daughter of the late Mr., David Nasop, aged
S6 years.
At Portsmouth. on the 2lst inst very suddenly.
Amey Dennis, daughter the las George Dennis,
aged about 40 years.
AT CharleStown. r. !. on the 18th inst drowned
Mr.. James Burdick Adams, formerly Of this town.
aged 70 years.
In Providence, on Thursday last, Mrs Elizabeth
Bliss, wife OF Mr. James 4. Baldwin. aged 81
On Mcnday morning, MIR. James G. Greene. (for.
merly of the firm Of Greene - Brolber N York
10 the 37th year of his age.
Al Bedford Springs 2ilh inst Capt Washing
ton Hood, Of the u 5. Typographical Engineer
Corps. aged 80 years.
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ha Town Council holden in Nenpot JuI/
Sth 1910.

n conformity 10 nm act Of the General Assembly
~ Of the Stale OF Rhode Island. passed at thoir
June session l5i0, authorizing and directing the
town council OF each town and the city council Of
each city 10 this State to define the limits u the com
pact pint 81 the town or city respectively.
+'rhe Town Council Of the tow Of New port, have
defined The limit. 0f The compact, part Of the of
Newport asfoiows.to TO Wit
Beginning ut the south end of Washington street,
thence borihery along the salt water TO the street
north of fon Green's called Pine street. thence
isfly along The north side of .ai1 Pine street 10 Third
street, thence sou,herly along the osa side Of said
Third street to Walnut street, thence easlerly
along the norhcry side Of said Walnut street
10 Farewell street, ibebsa sbuihcry along ths
.nstefIy sido of soid Farewell street TO War
nrr street, 'hc"cs ea.,cry slong the northery
SIDE Of sid Warner sifcst 10 sSprncs street hepcs
soDthery nons the easiofy side o said Spruce street
to Tanner street thence sasisry along The norierly
side Of said Tanner street. 10 equality tree on The IN
isr-eellou Of Tanner and Broad streets tbcncn
spnih.wesicrly along tie cnstcfly side OF said
Broad street TO Bull street. thence easicrly along tho
oftlerly aud Of mid Bull street To Cath
crime street thence ea'iehy along the northsrly aid.
pf said Catherine street 10 Fir street, thence souibef
" song tho easiery eide Of said Fir street To the
beach rosd to street running sonibcrly from said
beach road wcsioi job aud Joseph Tews rope walk
thence sonthery abng tie ea.ey eide Of said street
10 the sullhery end thereof thence westerly To Bel
levue street, thence souibery sloug the caseiy aida
l said Bellevue street TO Perry street. thence IVES
isry along the son,hery side Of said Perry street 10
Spring street. thence soutlerly along the sasierly
sde Of said Spring street 10 the norherly coniemps
ted rood To westerly through land Of the heirs Of
WIN Lee, on tho souiherly eide OF said con,empls-
ted road TO Thames .iicei. thence westerly IN fhs
same direction to the sa water thence nortbery o
long ibe salt water. To the place Of beginning; with
he addition Of twenty five rods around The same IN
every direction, beyond tie said defined bsnilds
Oydspd Tha, The above be and the same is the
defined limit. Of the compact part Of the ,owuof New
port, aud that ,bs stmc be published three times IN
succession in the public newspapers Of this town.
BY order. s
D. d. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
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From the New York Journal Of Commerce.
NEW YORK MARKET, SATURDAY, July 2Jt

(Spirit o. the mornings Reviews
Ashes-The market is steady at 81 7j for
Pots and Pearls dull at s. 25. Coal-SaIes
Liverpool at SO per chsIdron mos. and sgd
ney at &c so cash. But litlc enquiry for Dye
Wood. Dry Goldfish remain without change.
with an Increasing stock of inferior quality,
while there is but few Of good IN the MARKET
No. | Maekerel retail at 50 so, being none in
first hands; sales Dew No =, at 80. and No3 at
81 ga. Sales Penobscot Smoked Salmon al
I9J cts, and Bucksport Mess Shad at 81 and 80.
Smoked Herring are plenty and dull. Flour
is frncr, with i,rge sales OF Genesee and Ohio
fat hoops at S.; Georgetown and Richmond
Co. at IS 25. and BrsndywiDe at s. 311. all
cash. Bye Flour and Brsndywine Corn Meal,
have slightly improved. Sales 2000 boxes
bunch RaisIns, ~ lots. at 81 %, a mos. Sales
new Southern Wheat at l 10. cash; Northern
Rye At 81 cts; Peunsylvsnis Oats At 3Oi 81
cts North Carolina Corn Sc cts, weight; the
supply Of Southern Corn is limited, and North.
ern and Jersey scarce. Oils. Sales Of Whale,
for export at 29i cts. cash. We notice no va
ration in Provisions. This sales Of Rice this
week reach $50 ties, at S3 35 3 375. cash
There is no improvement in Wool, and less On.
quiry for coarse qualities.
To- DAY-In Flour there are but few sales
and those not for expert. Prices OF Cotton and
Flour are steady. Sales Of Corn At 50 cts; Rye
So SO cts. Sugar., rising and sells very free
ly. Some Of the large Groesr are making
money very handsomely on purchases made two
or three weeks ago. Sugar pays profit Of SIC
SIS per hid.
There Is great anxiety about Stocks parleu.
larry the u. 5. Bank. The streets is full ol
reports, which however IL 10 difficult to trace
into certainty and 90 improper TO PRINT. Pgb
lie opinion 10 fast becoming more unisforabis
ts ihs Bank, its management, aud the ehsrss.
ter of IFS assets.
The RoseIus. for Liverpool, has sailed. FOL
.f flour and passengers.
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The Burning Mountoin.-This coal mime
-h,eh ~e have frequently noticed, and when
took fire about eighteen months since. eontin-
ues burning with renewed force. There are
row three distinct ersiers. varying in diameter
from thirty TO seventy five feet. and each ~ \
depth Of from Is to 25 feet below the surface.
The he5i emanztins from the ersiers is rxtrerre-
ly iotepse. from which issues immense voiumes
Of smoke. and the smell OF sulphur is any thing
bat agreeable. The rumbling noise would
msse ,isi,er think earthquakes. and his es-
,minations would consequently be msdc with
very careful step. The vegetation for great
dis,snc. round has been completely destroyed
and il. scared appearance gives deseia,e, aud
,Sds 10 the terrific character Of the work Of de-
.,r,erop. We cannot conjecture when the
fir. will stop. or ho- il may be quenehed by
the management Of the proPrieior'; bat u IS an
.x,,aordiusry phenomenon, and ss such IS we'll
,o,,L visit from the scientific aud curious.
psffsriHs Eur7-igfs
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Wy. GD3@,

GVAs the pleasure Of announcing 10 his Old
HI Friends, and Visitors TO this island. that his
Establishment recently Bal. 3hsys 10 Sow uhd'f'
going a complete alteration, and will BE- oPsned on
or stout me 20'h Of this month in good style az a
BiLLJ1hD SALOON, combining other amuse'
rneut. both fash ionsbe and rational
on 10Y return from New York. ] shall ohsr 70
Spousmeu, good assortment Of Guns, vhieh wiz
be kept 10 Let BY the Day.-hlso. good Horse
and gcnteei pleasure Wagon, to Let.
A Eesawooiosr Is connected With this tstaonsh
ment, where Gentlemen can be lufni5neh h ~ih
Rclishes 81 an hours Of the day. Also supP4'S'
by giving reasonable notice.
for heir liberal patronage and from their many
kind ASSURANCES. Irsuef myself shall not regret ,;
that ihrontb otLers' iaarHmentctag, the " Oid
Line has been placed on New Route"
TF The Ioyen Of Reading wi eiways hnd
T.bi. sm,l, srnnlted U,h some u the most liter
,siing journals Of the Day
Newport, July iih.
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ia arrtr6

In this town, on Monday evening last. by the
Rev. Mr.. Howard. Mr.. WIN. Wooman, to Mis-,
Mary Lee, daughter OF Mr. Samuel Lee, all OF
his town '
In Sioningion. CT on the 10Th inst MIR Henry
Molten ol this town, TO Miss Caroline Cordelia
Scott. OF Providence.
In Bristol, on Sunday the 10Th inst Mr.. George
7, Psarse. 10 Miss Phebe Leonard, both of Bristol
in Tiverton. Mr.. Beuou Hawkins of Pro,i.
dence, to Mss Abby G., Gnnnell. of Tiyrrton.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29

UNPARALLELED SPEED.-A party consisting
Of forty ladies and gentlemen, left Boston on
Tuesday evening for New York-embarked on
board the North America en- Wednesday, morn
ing and arrived in this city a, half-pas six in the
same evening, were sent to Saratoga by An extra
train which were fitted ont Immediately At their
request, and set down at the Spring. before uinc
O'Clock. The distance from Boston TO S,rato-
ga. via New York, is about 430 MILES. and the
time occupied by the party of Bosto uians ln yer
forming the journey was only 90 hours having
travelled at the average rate of fifteen miles an
hour, stoppages iuclnded.-TrCy papTE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
AN EASTERN CHRISTIAN UNION
CONTENTION

A Convention of the friends Of Christian I'm
ion, On aposto,cal Principles, will he held at
Groton. Mass, on the 10Th day Of kueust next,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The object Of this Con-
vention is TO examine the ssriprural ground OF
Union. devise measures for its promotion. and
secure harmonious sciion among its friends
All friends OF the Reedeemer are invited 10 at
tend. :. IiAWLEY. Jr
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MARINE NDA.

Spoken June Path. lat 45 lon 10 ship Palestine.
LiIIieheld, Of Bath. from New Orleans for Havte
Arr st New York, IN Wednesday last, brig
Confidence, Coz,ens. 23days from New Orleans
Is, inst. was struck by lightning. which passed
from the fore ioLgsIlant mast 10 the deck pa.Sc-I
out al the bow. srlng the wood ends, and causing
the vessel to leak badly.
CID. at New Orleans 10th inst, brig Caspian,
Sws'ey. Pr0Tidener, r. !. 40 bales cotton, 10 do.
wool
Arrived a, Richmond 23d. inst. brig Sea Bird.
Hammond from A. Orleans,
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Poper Of Noctinery.-It is calculated that
two hundred human arms with machines
now manufacture as much cotton as twenty
millions Of arms were able TO manufacture with
out machines forty years ago. sfurher cal
cuIated that the quantity OF mannfacHrss ofaIl
sorts, at present produced by British workinen
with the aid Of machines. is so great that II
would require. without tina, aid, four huadreo
million Of irorLmtr
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-07-29
SHEIlIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT, SIS.
nY ,irtus Of an Execution issued out Of the
Hb Court Of Common Pleas, for the County of
Newport. May term is40. aud to me directed and
delivered, Twill sell at Public Auction the pr.n,
ises. 10 the highest bidder, on MONDAY ths ii,h
day of September next. At 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
All the right tile und interest tha, JOSEPH L.
C. HARDY, Of Washington, in the District of Gu
lumbp, had the sld day Of October, 1899 at forty
tyc INMATES past Eve o'clock. +, NJ, (when attach
ment was made on tho original wri, in favor Of Hem
~ Bull, Jr, OF snd NewporD in ond to 10, Of land
situate in said Newport, with tho Coulgc' and
other ouibuildings thereon; said lot being bounded
rs follows :--,iz. South Easlerly on Kay.sueet, six
" feel;-Nor,li Westerly on land of Sarah Perry
SIXTY feet North and East on land Of George I'll
lev and Patience Hudson, -a--- feet;-and South
Westerly on land Of Edward N. Cox, Esq - feet
--ho the sane more or less.
Conditions al time and place OF snlc.
W1. ~. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
Newport. June ~, lstO-jc II. ''ff+
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Nhw-foRN CArrLs MARxEr, July Is.
lRePor'ed for the New York Jour, Of Commerce. !
Al market $50 head OF Beef Cattle. including 50
let over last wees so from the Sourh. balance
from tbs Stale s5 mich esws. and 3i00 sheep
and lambs.
The beef market was dnIl and las, weeks pri,e
haidIy maintained. The sales reached 10 700 head.
at 80 10 s., averaging 81 the 100 lss.
Mlien Cows same as las, week Sales Of 65 al
So5JSiS ''-
sheep X Lambs-;here was fair demaad. br,
prlssssomething lower, 800 taken. sheep Al 81 30
to 81, aud Lambs at 81 25 10 S. 25 each
Hay-Ihs supplies have been quite limited the
past week, and the prices have improved Sale.
by The load 62i to 75c and new at a 10 so cents
the 100 lbs.
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UcMvIGTIbMAKY
wEBITTX sIOEN.
D,,seav opposite he Po1 Once.

,r,ur Subscriber having recently returned
tom New York, ,fers Tor sale the grsaisst
,,,,,,v Of FANCY GOODS d TOYS ihsi Gao
b. found a. any siore In Newport, and o. pfee'
that vill not fail 10 suit.
Sevpori. May 20.h. 1910. Z. STACY, Js'
V. B Dost forget JT Directly erfoshs 'ts
Post Ofics
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ICE CREAMS! ICE CREAMS =!

gENHE Subscriber respectfully gives notice to
Y the Public generally, that the Rooms over hrs
Confectionery and vdrfsfv Store. opposite ths
Post Ofhcs, are ready for the accommodation oe
LsaisA aud Gentlemen, who wish 10 pass an hour or
90 in refreshing tbemselves with lee Creams. and
slh.r refre-buenis usually found alta Confectionery
n. d. Ice Creams made 10 order and wsusurec
equal 70 any IN town. at so cents per quart and ssst
to any part Of tho town. at any hour Of tho day or
evening
On hand and for sale. great variety OF Fancy
Goods and Joys Fancy Basss;s. Willow Cradies
snd Wagons &c. &c
Csrf.eicna,, a. wholesale ard retail on the
mos, reasonable terms.
Coosssn,y on hand snd for sale, fsrefsl assor.
nent Of Preserves and Fruits. and a host OF o'net
articles, too numerous 10 psrteoisrze;
Newport. june 2fth. 4 =.
Dos', foreo,, tie ORIGINAL 70 re io"ne OF
r,e,iy rrros,,s the Post Ofncs.
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BRIGHTON MARKET, Mond

Reported for the Boston Daily Adv. and Palrioi. J
Atnsrket 200 Beef Cattle. 30 Cows and Calves
1900. sheep. sbd 100 Swine.
Prios-Beef Csiue-The prices ob,sined last
week were sustained we quote the same hrs'
quality 6 IS .seons qualify SIS; third qH-lhy
ts5 70.
Covs,rd Csives-ssl.s q. 80. gs - -
Shesr- Ny,i-- re's so8 fof -. - =.
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~ a Topn Council holden ia Newport July
Tn, 1910.


EBY virtue Of authority vested in the Town
u , Council ol,he town Of Newport. by al act Of
the General Assembly the State OF Rhode Island.
passed June IA, 1899, and Ola vote OF the town Of
Newport, passed April l5 lsa0, in conformity tn
said sc, oi Assembly authorizing and empowering
the Town Council OF the Town OF Newport, to makes
roch o,dnianses "a tic Coanc,,nay doe,n necessary,
for the location and proper rceot,ons Of GENE tries.
vaults ioinbs aud bnrying plnnes fov burying tho
dead. II is ordained by the Town Council oi Ihe
Town Of Newport, that no new ground he sppro-
piIaicd used for tho iniermcnt Of the dead, or
Tor building Of vaults for that purpose, within thu
compact part Of Newport sud that any person or
persons who may violate this ordinance shall pay Il
fine Of 90 dollars for each and every offence. TO be
recovered by action Of debt by complaint ia the
name of the Town Treasurer for the use Of Tho town.
before ,b, Court Of Justices in said town, tho law
directs. and be required 10 move any body sobured
or deposited contrary 10 this ordnance ,.,
And that The above DO published for three sueces-
sive weeks IN the Pubic Newspapers Of this town.
,th' - Atrne copy-~wiiDess-
u. Is. ROWLAND, Council Cisrk.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

NEWPORT SIS.
nY vf,ue Of am Execution issued ont Of the
- Cour of' Common Pleas, for the County OF
Newport, May term isi0. and TO me directed and
delivered wilt sell at Public Auction on the prem
Ses, to the hshea bidder on MONDAY the 18Th
day Of September neat, a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
All the right, title and interest that JOSEPH L.
G. HARDY, Of Washington, in ,he District of Co
uDbia, had on the 23d day Of October 1889 at thiT-
~ inmates past five O'Clock, r NJ, (whsu attach
ment was made on the original writ in favor OF Viii
liam Wceden Of said Newpo,D in and to lot OF
land situated IN said Newport with the =" Couags"
and other buildings thereon said 10, being bound
ed as ioows;--viz. South Easterly on Ksy-s,feei.
sixty feet =; Noriherly on land of Sarah Perry. sixty
feet NORTH aud East on land Of George Tiey aud
Patience Hudson, - feet; and South Westerly
on land Of Edward n. Cox. Esq. - feei--bo ths
same more OF less.
Conditions at the time and place Of sale.
WIN, II. DOUGLAS. Sheriff
Newport, June l3. ISi0-ie IL.
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Lcr;sIAsA.--The ~hig prints. in their exul-
tstions at the success Of their ticket in ihr city
OF New Orleans and the first district. are mere.
y repeating the s,ereo,yped paragraphs Of
twelve years past.
In the summer Of 1929. the Commercial Ad-
veuiscr informed its readers Of 1.-The glorious
discontinue of the Jackson ticket in Louisiana."
White. the Adams candidate in the first dis
triet. was elected. il informed its readers. by
600 majority. and intimsted that this decided
the approachin. Presidential election. In
twelve weeks afterwards the whole state Of
Louisiana gave It's voice in favor Of General
Jackson as President.
! In the summer Of 1890. the same paper an
nounced that Roman and Resuvais, both Clay
men. candidates for Governor. had received an
immense majority over the democratic eandi-
date and the three Clay members Of Congress
had been elected. This was called BY that
( print mos, signal and exhilarating triumph
Of the friends Of Mr. Clay" In 1881, Roman,
the Clay candidate for Governor. was agaln e.
lected. ln the summer Of 1892, the three Clay
candidates for Congress were again elected, and
the National lntelligencer told its readers that
! this removed all doubt of the success OF the
Clay ticket in Louisiana, ia November. Yet
when November arrived General Jackson's ma
( jority in that state was more three times as
1 large as at his first election.
j In 1884, johnson. the whg candidate for
( Congress had 1900 more voies than Gsyarre.
the democratic candidate, and White, the whig
candidate, WAS elected Governor of the State
The whig prints raised the same note of exul-
tsion. Yet two years afterward the state gave
its vote for Van Buren.-N, Y. Egg. Post.
, A complimentary dinner was given to MIR
Cunard. OF the Britannia, by the Bostonians, OIL
Tuesday last.
The following song was sung on the occasion
What projects men make, what queer notions they
taxa,
Since steam has improved our condition;
| They never are slill-but must cure must kill,
! With steam physic or steam ammunition.
Bot short lime ago, to quack you would go.
To steam fat man TO a thinner;
Now chane'd from all that, II you wish to grow IA
Come TO Bartons and eat steam dinner.
Oh dear,
Think OF a scheme, odd though il seem
'Tis sure TO succeed if you work it by steam.
You may sleep, you may dream. yon may travel BY
! steam,
For the ouicry is still to go faster;
And what does it reck, should you cen break you
neck
Ii It's steam that brings on the disaster
By steam yon must eat your bread and your rnea
Although il goes down 10 a furry;
But should you feel ILL., Just take a steam pill
And you'Il find yourself well in hurry.
Oh dear, $e.
How timid and slow but few years ago,
/ The world hobbed on in lis motion
} Old Europe secmd far ns the 6x'd Northern star,
Der the boundless expanse Of the ocean;
But tho IL was hard-at the word OF Cunard
! Britannia herself is d rover,
Old England long while the " fast anchor'd Isle
BY s'eampg is no,o half seas orer.
Oh dear, &c.
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Wdshin gion City Post Ogic: on he iqst deg
of The ScSsion.-Tt has been stated to US. by one
whose information on the subject cannot be
doubted, that on last Tuesday. the day OF the
adjournment Of Congress. 10 less than three
hundred and forty four bushels OF documents
and newspapers were sent from our City Pos'
Office by the mails going East. West, North
and Souih-Nofiondl IntelGigeneer.
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THE OLD Line On ~ VIEW
KONfP!

Enquire for No. 10, Thsms-strcri, a
lew doors south Of the CnsiOD-houss,
and difsttly opposite to the
FERRY COTTON FACTORY,
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Remarkable Instance Of Canine Sdsdc'ty.-
A gentleman "r property had a mas,itf Of great
size very waichiui, and. alteg geiher, fine, ia-
telgeut animal. Though often let out TO
range about, he was in general chained up dur
ing tue day in wooden Lonse. constructed for
his comfort and shelter. On certain day
when let out he was observed TO attach himssl!
particularly to his master; aud when The SER
want. as usual, came to tie him up, he cung so
10 his masters feet-showed such anger when
they attempted TO force him away, and alto
gethrr was so particular in bis manner that the
gentleman desired him 10 be left as he was, and
with him he continued The whole day: and
when ii III, came on. still he stad By him, and
Oh geing tow ards his bedroom. the dog reso-
iutely, and for the first time in his life, wen; up
along with him. anf rushing into the room. took
refuge under the bed from whence neither
blows nor caresses could draw hIrl. in The
middle Of the night man burst into the room,
and dagger in hand, attempted TO stab The
sleeping gentleman; but the dog darted q, the
robbers neck. fastened his fanes 10 bin, and so
kept him down that his master bad time TO call
for assistance and secure the ruflian. who turn
ed out to be the coacbman, and who afterwards
confessed. that seeing his master receive large
sum Of fmoney. he aud the groom conspired to-
gc,her 10 rob and murder him-snd that they
plotted their whole scheme leaning over the
roof the dogs shouse!-Dublin Magazine.