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New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
shall, with the permission of the Editors OF the
Tribune, take some notice IN my next

1t VIII be remarked that according 10 this table
about one-sixth OF our population Is engaged III
Manufactures REct.rER.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

DOARD-'rwo or three gentlemen and their
ID wives three young ladies, be accommodated
with board and pleasant apartments small family, Ne
l12 Srpr street m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

DOAR DlNC.-Thc newly built and furnished
- house. No Dey street. whch suit of rooms we'll
calculated for srnrel family open Tor the reception
If h,,,,i ND Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

NEW-YORK CLASSICAL AND CONNER
IN CIAI SCHOOL AND YOUNG LADIES INSTl-
viii De eoganzed and commence It's tenth annual session on
the sr Of May The pupils will prepared for general
A. b. teacher Of Ancient Languages. Latin Creek sct Mr.
Salvador PmStri formerly OF Italy, Italian aud Spanish.
Drawing aud Engineering Miss f. Ppake, Music the
Pian9 and French Miss 4 f. GowI Needlew1Ek, Drawing
ence Book Keeping, Penmanship Sc, by the Principal
RErrnENcEs s-Thc President and Faculty OF Yale College
Patrons generally aud sdnry gentlemen OF high sandugs
Terms reasonable. G. w. NICHOLS. Prncipal. a2s ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

2 The National Guards, 700 strong, and two
0alef Independent, companies of this city, will be
present at the Bunker Hill Celebration the 18th.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

IHE LAST LINK SOON TO RE wEIpEp.-ih he
letting Of the unfinished portion of The Mann
esnal is advertised 10 take place the 10th OF June
atSt. Marys Mercer County. I'he payment IS
% ee made IN Canal lands along the line OF the
work, andin State bonds bearing E per cent. IN
1efest PAYABLE senli-ann,ally
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

COTTON YARNS.-A constant supply from the
~ mills Hohokns for sale cheap APpyat at No 50 Boa
yer.strect 81 Pearl-street, Of A. c. ZABHlSKlt.
Store No 81 Pearl and Is Fulton st. TO LET, cheap Ap
p'l inr6 r ~ D.n. ~ ''0 ] D'0''''' A. T. ZABRISKIE.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

NANTED-FanneS supplied gratis. al Brcads
w Office, 81 Geand-sf with the best cooks, honsesias
aud other thai be found the City The East
Broadway Office - moved this place. my22 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

NTANTEIG-A Young man about II years of
W age 10 learn tl- art OF Wood Engraving. An Amen
caonr 40 will consider sufficient
ton og tis frt year-may apply rrbuns Buildings, $50
NaS,au->t ,lr stairs w. w. BRITT s2ld
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

BOARD IN BOND STREET, (a5l with eligible
DoomS, may De obtained by applying immediately With
good retrTvIct. ma lw>
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

BOARD IN BROOKLYN, al No. 90 Henry ST..
~ may te obtained with very pleasant airy front and
or two bedrooms very convenient tor small family
m22 Iva
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

N ANFEp-A situation BY respectable Pro.
teS,ant Young woman chalaheynaid washer and
chamhe!msId sEd waiter spl,ensns family
Good reference be Please call % Mo,,s, up
stars my9Is
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

CHEAP BOARD at Staten Island-A few gen.
Y ,eien families b. accommodated with baard
delightful Ert New Brighton The spacious and
airy-thr grounds extensive ,ad beautiful Iutrr imme,
ltey AT the New Bnghoa House New Brighton m23 Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
WHOLE NO. $50.
TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No l6g NASSAU-STREET.
All kinds job Printing, such
PAAsHrErs MAMMOTH Show BILLS,
CATAlocrrs, LEcrrsr Bus
HEcSs, C,sps, C9EcERT bills, Fialn anf
lNSUR>Ncy FolICIE5 Fancy,
Butts or L,pING, PoLIrtcsL Bills,
CIRcULAss. Circulars, (neat) Sc
fromIy executed at the Otce The Tribune NJ loo Mas
sau->;,eet-orpoSite the PaGk
Walter For,vard and a. w. Marks,
Attorneys at Law, Pittsburgh Pa. ms ON
Doctor A. Sidney Doane has resumed the
practice ot AedclE the III OF New OK Residence -
W lrren street y +. corner Of Church. myIf I'M
Medicines OF the best quality. rew pge!ar.
ons and approved EoruaE remedies Leec!s English and
French Psriumesy; SOAPS Brushes. Sc for sale by
mil In 22i Hu,ison-stre,Yt, cor Spriuc
American Table Cutlery. RI SSELL
y co. manufacturing and Will furnish 10 order short
notice: ine Ivory and Set Ton Table Cutlery They
made from Nsylor Cos best Cast Steel and arr recon-
examine their samples t No ! Pattst w stairs my
Er7- HEALTH, QUIET AND COMFoRT.-Th Iira
ham House 50 BarcaySet, Newly ors prefers advantages
10 STRANGERS Soppln; lew days weeks Ia The city such
street very near III" business part th city sad the mt
dnte vicinity Of the principal s'ean'hoa; landings. Its apart
the best Vegetables and Fruits tha; en be procured excluding
entirely Animal Food and stnulnts Of all kinds. CHARGES
moderate aud every fort made 10 render Boap.e comOra
bic. Shower Baths Tree. Rememher, 90 Barcay.st
EE1- Nerc temperance Boarding House on the GRA-
HAM SYSTEM AZ No. ~ NeSey-street.-This house ia
newly fitted up and furnished the richest Sle It table
prorrs the choices, Fruits Vegetables Goshen Butter Or
ange County Milk SC Permanent BoarLerS viii be
rodatel the reasonable Gentlemen aud La
dies visiting the CITY earnestly invited give 1t trial
and assured that they viii find quiet and ueaines NOT
ataiGsblr in Hotels Terms, moderate. a2ou
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

M ANTED-Two Sklltul workmen IN PRINT.
W iEs Ink alanu4crory None need Sppiy ba' such
have been oas employed the business and perfect by
experience and practice; suitable references viii be required
Address &. O. NJ, office o. the Tribune. myls ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

CIGAR-BENJ ALBRO, store No 30l East
y Bros.ay of Scanned street Grand where
he will sell best New or!n, at ahhnss for seyen
pounds, good sbll' aud lence best 81 Do
mas6 Coffee green pence; ground 10 lence best old Su-
oe, ground IN his stor- every day, at one shilling
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

w ANIEL-A place as chambermaid or nuYse.
" and seauss Excellent recommendations gwen A.
P'} a 81 LILLE Jones' ST. m23 81
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COUNTRY COLLECTIONS-J. Dickinson,
OAuoraey At Law, Wilkes Barre. Pa. will attend with
ptomgnes and fidelity 10 all business entrusted 10 his care
IA the onnty Lnieme and IN the adjoining Counties.
References IN the Citg Of New-Y ork
George y: THUS, Esq
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24
Useful Books for the People,
NOs1 in course Of publication at the office Of the
Newly oRK TRIBUNE.

These publications viii be uniform style, and generally
price; sna the Publishers viii conne themselves 10 such
ntrusicall valuable and which they deem cacua-
Ted 70 disseminate mporan, and information on no-
j-crs connected with Agriculture Mechanic Arts History
Literature. and Sctencin word such books as an ss'
important alike the Farmer and Mechanic well TO
The Merchant and Professional Man.
No.L OF USEFUL WORKS FOR THE PEOPLE.
TRAVELS in the Great Western Prdries, the An
ahuac and Rocky Mountains, and Oregon Ter
,itory: by Thomas j. FARNIAM ESQ.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

w AN ifii-Pantaloonsa and vest hands--samp!e
tasu. - N'fN | ,nss ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

;
Also Just received la assortment Of Teas, BY the latest
arrivals! .h; raWing pleasant oned Young HysoR Tea
for r pound; Stewart and Wooiseys best double rem.
ed crushed Sugar pods pure Sperm Oi, 5shil-
ling, gtllon; judd, best 6,Ings per gallon Also. some
nr h1ocd Eauong Black Tea Best quality Java Coffee.
rnas ted and ground at Is ~. nn2j ~
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

DEFINED STrCAR-At the following low Cash
fiarices: WOOLSt.Y & WOOLSEY offer their stand
ard sn4ity Double Refined Sugar follows, namely
L6afai cents pound Whgn less ,h2n packages aif
Cu.het-i0i Cpu1chaS"d, half a cent per pouh1
PowilrreI-0i " additional.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

ExEcurIoN Ford, who was convicted
OF the murder of John Pitts, al Camdcn in this
State underwent the sentence OF the law on Fri
day last, at that place. He confessed having
billed Pitts, but persisted in saving that the act
was committed in self.detence. a large con-
Course OF people were present at the execution
fCharieston Courier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

DEsrRucrvE FlRE.-We learn from the Aar-
mouth Mass Register that on Thursday alter
noon fire broke out in the woods, IN the south
west part of that town, and before assistance
could be procured, thad made such fearful devas-
taton that all efforts to check lis progress were
found to be unavaiEng. The whole distance
uaversed bv the fire is probably five miles IN
length and FROM one to three miles wldc. 1t Is
thought there was in the whole tact about 1000
acres. 1t approached very near to many OF the
houses on the sautt side the town, and many OF
The inhabitants removed their furniture INTO tie
heldS, but no buildings have sustained injury
The loss will probably be at least Fifty thousand
Dollars. With very many it was the investurc
OF the savings Of years, and is q loss tot those who
had thought to have here a fund for old age.
PRAcucM. WREcXERs-The Boston Daily
advertiser states that the schooner John Dunlap
Capt. Chase from Jacmel for Boston, was board
Cd IN Crooked Island Passage (off the Bahamas
b! boat from q fore and aft schooner of about ~
ions, The captain reported himself as wreckcr
belonging 10 Nassau--and after begging sugar
coffee, pork, &c. OF Capt Chase, he offered 10
give him twelve hundred dollars IN cash i! he
would cast his vessel away, that he might have
the wrecking. The wrcckcr's vessel was man.
ned BY about fifteen or twenty men.
ExEcurrox.--Elas Ford, who was convicted
OF the murder of John Pitts, al Camden, in this
State, underwent the sentence OF the law on Fri
dav last, at that place. He confessed having
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

w An lEL0At Temperance Office, l26 Mas
sAoS eulioyeFs for The bes, of servants. male
lSaiiIt- SuPp.IsN cheap syS3 2r<
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

3OOOBAMRRE5Les, M of LG M S aa Ins Sss' iaaa 24ai
the comm: s.ason and GOOD city bounds aud mortgages
c-lx.A i'm AAln..s Llms.n Trlhnne OrLce " "
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lloaves IL boxes Of3GJ pounds
Crushed, ia bbls. f2c0 f" No charge for packages
Powdered, in :. of2j0
Apply The Hew.T0T Patent Sugar Refinery, corner oi
South and NontgOmery-stf or al 80 w aii-st
rsrni,t+nce myi I'm.
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900 CASKS OF LIME, OF good quality 2"o
,ttJO cask, of North River Line.

n H. NORTON, Dentist Qate NoRroN Il Az
above Brooe whrEe he vii b. happy TO receive ts calls
RSef;syeacss-fIon Robert H. Nlorris Ssyor Se; Hon.
FrriantJ Wool, NJ G Alex. Z. Hosssk, ". D. DAVID l..
Rogers VI D: David Banks Esq a J. Beekcr Esq; Rev.
u, Bcrran D. D.. Rector of raity Chnrch: Rev Samuel
Sralury D. D; J. w. Duyal. ". D. u. Van ScFaick, Esq
B-nLamln Lord E.I: a: q. $. T. 5. irane myI0 2,.eod
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

- Doctor A. Sidney Doane has resumed the
pacte ot s,iclIse IN the Cats Newly os. Residence -
Warren street, y. f. conner Of Chprch mvIf I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

SEVENTH WARD BANk,
NrI:-York MAY &yd, l7i3S
THE STOCKHOLDERS ofthis Bank are hereby
notified that Al election for thirteen Directors tor ts el
suing wear and for thre, Inspectors the ncein
tion w be held the Banking House on TUESDAY the th
The poI vii b., ouen at p N. anil close at ?. VI
raq,r,q b' ''iF' q ''' 4. S. FRASER Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

r ME, LINIE-Wanted in exchange foT l,gOU
Lbar-Is North Rive Lime and rnent, t'fot-f+' "a p
the ac exchange l95 YopzEy "i iSi T'
raj or personal! viii BE- made liberal TERMS Apply 10
ID Hnri cnrner Of A!adtson aEd Jane. SIS lnlb U
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

lpr's Dry Goods Store i2 Broadway, Mechanics ~
change vii receive pfomrt attention. f.lce 81 Ef c
gO0 ABiJhIi SMITH. the only manuactnre' u u
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

VIRGINIA COAL, ,ofsupenorqnallty, for Smiths,
landing and sale quantities 20 suit purchasers, al
t!.efIowcst market pnce. Ia ward tiddIed New caste
WARD < BROWN, No. Az Washipgtog.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

~ Particular No;Ice.-Those pe7ons having
Furniture OF any description dispose oil Fho are break
r up housekeeping, viii find ready sale for any PoEon or
ali their goods by sending their address calling upon
the subscriber Goods 70 amount purchased
Al private sale-Two Fl.no-Eo orrez-
F,COLTOS CO.. Il3 Futop-streer. and
ruyaa II 81 AnIstrees-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

JOSEPH II. FOSTER, NJ. b. Surgeon Pen
j list has removed from Nh No. Park place m2 3n
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

= Walter Forward and a. w. Marks,
lioFneSS AZ Law, Pittsburgh Pa ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMENT--TIe
~ Members OF the Fire Department OF this and adjacent
cities arr invited to call aud eSunlne q New sIGNiL LAN-
rrRS nIst finished. MARTIN w. EMMONS,
=. y
New-York daily tribune., 1843-05-24

o's and alProved gopulaI .emrre Lfvce, tnslish and
euch Pertumesy; Soaps, Brushes Sc for sale lv
j. 81 COpDlNGTON, ApothecATss,
mi! I'm : ~ Huisou-StIevt, coz. Spring.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

The following is The law on the subject of frauduen
voting. We publish it for the benefit Of al; and we
friends to keep watch. Look that no
To be caught the are registered who does so
The lists can he examined after the election Here is
the law and the penalty
sec 6. Each qualified voter may vote once and no
and any person sh II attempt t. vnic than
once. 20 hand IN two caes folded together
having voted IN township county district. shall
afterwards 81 into another the same day and
aemp, vote. every person offending shall on con.
victon thereof be fined any not exceeding fifty
dcllars and shall be rendered Incapable of vo
ing holding any Office in this State for the next two
thereafter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
The Crop.

The prospects for wheat earl. IN the season, in tbs
vicinity looked gloomy in man. places but much Of the
defcenc, from the winter KILL has been made up in the
quality the gram rnd quantity each stalk II tc
ieved by good judges thu, weight and fairness
ceods any former year Il viii. on an average, exceed
halt a crop
On some fields the whea, stands thick enough II j.
not the quality OF the ground. bat the put
in This another sdmoniion To- the farmers that good
hus5andry will ALWAYS ensure. this latitude crop
The ground be well prepared aud the grain sown
early The farmer might well expect first CROP
Of corn, planted the middle Of June, as crop o
wheat. sown in October
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

Tie Niger Forger the Journal in his vain attempts
to clear the Jun'o from Inc charge of Forgery,
p'cely fastened them last paper, has got him
self just where wanted him. He has got the cerli-
of the honorable gentlemen who examined the
works quoted in last; Aud Will place them in
position, that every body may the forgery
The power 10 impose The power 10 impose
dnies imports originally duties imports, originally
belonged the several belonged the several
States The right to adjust States. The night TO adjust
those duties, with view 10 these duties, with view 10
the encouragement Of do encourage domestic branches
nestle branches of industry. of industry completely
Is So completely lDENTi IDENTIFIED with that
CAL with that power. that power that 1t l. difficult to
difficult iu suppose the suppose the existence of the
existence of the willl-'one without the other. =
nn the other. = Eaiher TIE Jant0'S PamPhtt, ~ o.
Messages. certified to by,H Smith. PageS-
.NesSrS Sattsan and Ear
bour.
We arc glad to that Messrs Sullivan and Barbour
had courage enough to ccrify a fact, in this
we shall the Journal did, talk about the amount
Of business they obtain from any particular party with
the design of raising pariizan feeling against them that
they might be deprived of 1t. They did just right 1t '
pity that others not equally independent
we have not disputed that the word .ncdental il
stands the authentic copies Of the message may have
BEEN Walkers edition. enormously printed .identi
cal" topographic Il mistake like that might occur,
the words so.cwha resemble each other in appearance.
The word used nv the Juno, however, neither "in-
cdcnal identical, bat 'idcRfifcd. which is not
used either in the authentic in Walkers edition of
Jacksons message and would not be likely be mis-
taken for the word, .ncdonia', used by Jack
7tey therefore Prored TO DC guilty Of tfise qao
fqtiop b. tie rery eceace rhch hey hare addueed to
teraae aeir dishonesty and Intentional dfcfion All
Wish the people TO do Is, obtain Jacksohs message of
1870 read all he saws about the tariff and they will then
he convinced beyond the shadow OF doubt of the viii
il deception which the author of 1.-The other side ofiacts
has attempted 10 palm upon them by his garbcd and false
cNraci thcrelIom.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
: amp i.criir,g.

The Camp Meeting for this .'sson commenced on las,
Thursday, snd has leen unusually vel attended. We
were present Sunday iasi, and tie grand.
The sultIon - lovely one being beautiful grove
about mile north II the city II Impossible To firm
any thing like estimate Of BE great number
attendance Tie Whole grove Was lined WITH Carriages
and HORSES aud tc enc spacious could be
venienty compassei ly ihe speakers voice. though
pletey filed could have much ou,numhcred those
side and tie latter edited by excellent agpro, nate
~ several eloquent speakers. Sc have heard
every one speak lie highest Of tie
add especially that Of Professor Nau IF Gfeenca,fic
What rendered The peculiarly interesting the
peree, god order and attention OF The aui
to The excellent rules AID regulations adopted
The Columns Bank Ra5sers.-Lewis. Who ia,eis
acquitted Of the charge of beng accessory after tie fact
the oa,nce Of Iob5iug the Bank Columbus "a, tcea
indicted since accessory before tie fact sni Tie 4ai
jury has returned BAH ih csfse against han. -
says the losyuae.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
Enc .5cmrnr, ard its Supporters


The last Semi y cekly journal contains article rea-
tive to the indianapolis Juntos Bethel on
before last perfectly Characteristic of IT. editor
and the clique by which is controlled. We have been
urged take serious notice Of aud wings and demo-
have offered certify oir know ledge Of lis bascness
aud fasty. This is not necessary whore the rascaly
writers known-asjoth Of them known this
muniy-and each hears character uncnvied by anv hon
man
But in another light will notice it. Is il possible
that the religious portion of this community will
nance such by supporting those whose tools they arel
We verify believe We hypocrile, and carry
our heart sight. We have never (becausc perhaps,
OF negligence ani continual employ ment as working
mem joined any church. Certain it is, we have never
digraced one Iy joining and then being twice turned out
and refused admission a ihrd time. because OF bad
character We have been cowhdeI of don.
any other place FOR attempting TO ravish coored
a noon-day III public house We have 5rg-
ed nine hundred dollar draft for tie purpose Of raising
the wind" by borrowing from stranger , or undrod
dollars "t the full ihous and dollar draft came on" We
have cheated employers by getting diseased ana
going White Sulphur Springs get cured or TO
die leaving innocent finly destitute aad dependent
on charity We have never had occasion 20 allow our
note to negro for eleven dollars I've hayked about
the streets ard refused 81 So We have never been
caugh, caressng negroes when neighbours property
well the town. in danger Of being destroyed by
fire. We have cheated the Of colorcd
man Of his money. We have never lived on the pub
he without work We have had our family turned
into the streets obliged them TO give mp their frn
and 60 dollar chairs. from disgrace We
have never had two wives living the time nor
been charged With such act 10y friends. We
have never svlnded poor young who had his
Their 10 maintain of his scany wages 10y borrow Ing his
money, giving HIN order the Treasurer, and then
taking up salary before he had chance present the
order. None Of these things have re done and many
Others O! similar character which might bc enumerated
And yet vlail who is gully Of all these crimes. is
kept here ty the Iuno, bis salary paid ty contributions
on mechanic and IN the various other ways ly which
they know well how to raise the motey IN
ilucnce the election: and they 81 still 10 and chuc-
Ike in their sleeves the lbes this black rascal utter.
against such men as James Whiicomb. Nathaniel Wost.
Professor simpson and the N,iaodists genera w. and
fact against Who better than himself, /, ia,
tie religion Of this community II -, thluk God
that such l. not our religion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18

gentleman handed Us the following and authorizes
Us 10 ofcr-
$50 that Brown Will be elected.
$40 that he will beat Wallace 100 votes.
$40 that he Will beat Wallace 900 votes
$40 that he will beat Wallace 800 votes
Or so that Brown will be elected; and 500 that
" lliiconib aud Bri chi Will be elected
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
The New Cabinet.

II Is understood tia, the Presidents Cabine, VIII b
arranged a. follows:
Secretary of State, Hon. y. p. Upshur.
Secretary of the Treasury, Hon. j. c. Spencer.
Secretary of the Navy, Hon David Henshaw.
Secretary Of War, Hon. J. NJ Porter.
Post Master General, Hon. c. A. Wicklifie.
Attorney General. John Nelson, Esq. of Baltimore
Messrs Iienshaw and Nelson are members.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-18
JAMES WEaiTa0MH.
For Lieutenant tI0rorR0r,
JESSE -. ssEs sET
The County Democratic Ticket i
or STATE Senator,
ALEXANDER Il. MORRISON.
For Representatives.,
LIVINGSTON DUNLAP.
VArIl MEL. BOLT

Now let every who is opposed to Bank rule TO
National Debt State Debt, To Direct Taxation by the
General Government, In State Officers interfering in
elections and trying keep their offices for LIE by using
money in that Interference 10 Arstocracv TO extoron
and aud To low prevent the foreigner
from being nanralzed short OF many years to building
up the nabob manufacturers nj the expense of farmers
and M fact every man who Is opposed to Alien and Sc
dition Laws and Federalism all phases vote the
Democratic ticket Then II will be well Our State
Debt will be checked The old books will be examined
Errors corrected. And the Coon will be skinned and
his hide hung the fence.