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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

p The March number of ,he SOUTHERN MsssEN-
sGER cams to band yesterday Agens and Others can be
applied at The Tribune ossce .his ns,rniny
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

p DANIEL H. HARRIS, the Wing P. M. at
Frankfort Ky. has been removed, and Gen. VIM.
Hardin appointed in bis stead.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

n.r,srr.sye whfx General. Commft-
,..a wee,ing OF this Committee will be held on Tnes.
,s, evening. March 20, at the Broadway House at ha
past O'Clock. PHILIP HONE. Chairman.
ses.,sr. ssesI = plcssSs; cogss,, Secretaries. naa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

90 A deaf and dumb man named James Fitz-
gerald, was killed by being run over on the railroad
track near Lowell, Mass, few days since. The
whole train passed over him-severing one leg
completely from his body.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
gCONNELL'S HISTORY OF IRELAND
TO the Friends of Ireland!
WILL BE PUBLISHED ON
WEDNESDAY llORNHNG
81 Aaemotr on Erelano, Natloe a1a SsaE'"'
aY DANIEL 0coNNELL, Ai. Z. -.
nv ANU OF IKELAND.

ozDrcArsDro HER Mosr Ca,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

u HENRY CLAr has commenced the practice
| of the Law in Kentucky, in connection with his
son, J. B. Clay.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28

himself bEt found DOL 10 be The There
al upbrasai injuries the face Tne injury the back
part Of the head beyond surgical aid Ie lived abou,
three hours after the injury had been inflicted rot
collect hearing the report OF the pistol assisted at the
post mortem examination present when the length
Of the bady aken feet 81 inches from the top
of the head TO the heel Of TIE oeo Ile latter Included Dr.
Hoack conducted the examination assisted by two or three
others. There efrsion of blood beneath the
scalp The skull was removed by saving. The course
the ball thrangi the brain traced the ball found
in the anterior lobe over Tue right orbit passed through
The oraa and dura mater. The ball found by Dr. Post
in the skull The person who fred the ball have been
on lower ground than Mr. Cores saw the hat worn by
Mr.. Ccres-hers small hole In The back part Of i,
corresponding with that in the head the hole not more
than IN inch above the rim OF the nat. The hat was not
singed.
Dr. Akrsnder E. Hosack, sworn.-Witness read state
men giving in detail his examination of the wound shortly
after had been Inflicted the situation OF Mr. Co,es until
his decease and full account Of the post morem e1anna
tonas all OF which have been heretofore mentioned
bone, being bloody tumor, soft and fuctuaiing would
have caused death 10 probably 4s hours The came OF the
death was however, the injury received from behind with
the pistolbaIL
Spencer III. Clarke, sworn.-I bosk-keeper at the
Carlton House; was in The house, but the bar.room
at time the brought In the hat was banded me
take care OF by person whom do recoec, The
here produced aad banded to the Jury pistol ball
hole Just above the band and about middle of the back
part of the hai black Italian silk handkerchief also
handed by person, who stated that found near
The body. Handkerchief producea.)
Aasiia Myers, sworp.-i live al No. s Bensonstreet;
have lived there nearly year, have c. G. Cories
in the house three tmes-the first about months
ago be there to Rebecca Hays; was out on
Monday afternoon ias and returned about O'Clock Mr.
Corlies At the house that day knew Of think
reained bone all the evening after returned there are
girls beside myself in the house-Rebecca Hays Emma
Place and Emily Tucker Miss Pace keeps the house; Re-
becca and myself went ont and returned togeher do not
know Rebeeea went out again; colored named
Noah TO The house and told that man had been
sho: ofthe inmates OF the house told OF il. Rebec
when she went out with me, had black hat and
green shawl.
Emma Placs sworn-The testimony OF this witness was
OF The nature that of the preceding one Rebeccn
Hays and Miss Myers came In about7 O'Clock person
nigh, get in the basement door about O'Clock without be
ing let In ons of the serTsn told ms that M Hays waa
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-28
Toe sfae Mark, Lindenwold!

A great Calhoun meeting was held in ST. Hele
ma Parish, s. C. on the Goth inst ut which series
of the most spirited resolutions were adopted
fbo fa11ouinp.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

Po@re & CS' EsFTsp RoBbfs MIR Corr,
NhOhAs been employed by pomeroy & Co. On
the cypress line between New York and Albany,
was robbed Of an iron Trunk containing money
and 3rahs TO the amour, Of from sl2s, TO si30
900 TIE trunk VAS on hnara The Steamboat
Utica sanding upon the deck, when the boat ar.
rived a, New York Mr. coppIeh il there, and
proceeded to the Express office aud on his return
at day light, IT was missing Corp has been ar.
rested and Is now IN the Tombs Of y. Y. Pome-
roy 4 Co offer reward 1000 or The recoy'
cry oi,he trunk
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

WE the subscribers being appointed by the IIor
w Probate Court for the district OF Rutland
commissioners 10 receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against the estate
Of
Adonyah F@d, late Of Rutland,
in said district deceased, represented nsoven,, and
thereto and six months from the 4th day Of Dec.
inst being allowed by said court for that purpose,
we do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend to the business OF orr said appointment AT Sa-
lone Ford's in Rutland, on the third Saturdays OF
February and May next, from nine O'Clock, a. m
until o'clock p. m. each OF said days.
AEON DlKEMAN, AMAsA PooLEa, Com'rs.
Rutland. December 1s, 1913. 5lI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
For the Herald.
TROY CONFERENCE ACADEMY.

The recent effort 10 place this fine Institution be-
yond financial embarrassment has been completely
successful. 7, is now left free to prosecute the
praiseworihy objects which /, contemplaes, unram-
melled. It's facilities for mpar,ng instruction are
not surpassed by those OF any academy in the State
Its board Of Instruction is full, comprising teachers
in the several departments, whose names and pro-
fessional ability already favorably known 10 the
public they the following Rev. J. T. p eek,
A. NJ. Principal and Teacher OF Moral Science and
Bellies Le,tres; Rev. G. b. Cone, A. NJ, Teacher
of Ancient Languages and Literature; Rev. John
Newman, A. NJ, Teacher Of Mathematics; Rev. f.
Wentworth, A. n. Teacher Of Natural Science;
Professor William Pease, Teacher OF Music. Mr..
W. p. Graves, Teacher Of English; Miss A. w.
Wright Preceptress and Teacher of French and
Ornamental Branches. We believe this TO be as
complete and competent faculty can be found
in any Academy in the Union, and the attention Of
those who have children to educate is invited this
concern, which is a credi, to country and State
We are informed that there is 10 be a four weeks
vacation a, the end of,he present quarter. in order
to accommodate the young men who teach during
the winter. This will put the commencement o.
the Spring Term tro ,reeks later than the Catalogue
states.
The winter vacation commences on Thursday
18th Jan. next, continues four weeks, and the frs
day of the ensuing session will be Thursday Feb
18th. Commencing this institution to the patrons
ofyour interesting journal, Mr. Editor we subscribe
ourselves, to the Of education, its promoters
and yourself, constant WELL WsHER
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
IL Dry w God, Butter, &c,
Ru,land Eirc Nncici,.
WANTED in p,ymsn, for the Herald. Il deli,
w cred soon.

The members OF the Rutland Fire Society arc
notified thai The annual meeting 81 The sociciv Tor
the choice Of officers 70, the year ensuing will Ne
held al The Couu House, on the first TUESDAY, the
% day of January next. at Q. =. N.
Extract from fle BY Laus. Tho roll Of members
shall be called Ia thirty minutes from the ,imo dc.
signaIed i,r any meeting, md every member then
absent, shall p's fine Of twenty five cents
The Engine Co,apany will take notice that, &C.
cordnq TO the by laws Of tho Society. thcii annu.
al meeting for The chnice of officers to I've held
the Court House on the last Tuesday, the 2Gh inst.
nj O o'clock,P. NJ. And the Engiae COMMITTEES and
Clerk are required W make reports q, tho above
meeting OF The Society
~ HOPKINS, Secretary.
Rutland, Dec. is, 1913
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE YER
MONT TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

The Ccnirai Committee Of The Vermont Temp
erance Society hereby remind the officers and the
members Of the Society and the friends Of Temper
ancc generally, The state that the snnua
meeting stands adiourned,o the "a Wedncsisy--,hc
lHh day OF january neu--at Rutland. The so
cio,y will be called 10 order Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and the proceedings will occupy, il is expected
both Wednesday and Thursday Friends Of TEN.
perance,from other States who desire to attend are,
respectfully invited 10 appear and hand in their
names.
Inihe name Of that grea, body whose organs
We are, and with the urgency which is called for
by the moral exigencies OF our commonwealth, the
central committee request all Temperance So
eieties 10 appear al lhis meeting, by fteir dele
gales. There is reason 10 fear that he Tenn
perance cause ~ large sections Of the STATE siosng
ground-thattheu use ofintoxicating drink 10 increa
sing--,hc reformed persons are becoming again en-
shared in habits Of in,oxicaton--ihat pledged men
are falling from their stcadfastness, and that
rumselers,evon withou, license, are maintaining
their traffic with increased hardhood and audaci-
~.
The Central committee have failed-althouch not
for want OF attention and effort--,o obtain State
Agent. The obstacle is that the Committee are
entirely without pecuniary means, & can offer only
presump,ve evidence-and tina, not Of the strong
est kind that the county or town Societies will
readily sustain State agency and its necessary
ordinate expenses. We specifically suggest, there
fore, and call the attention Of the President OF the
townSoceties (since theirs is peculiarly the respon
siblity)fo the suggestion; tina, every delegate come
prepared TO answer, By authority the question
what your Society or town will do TO support a
general system of temperance operation.
! Fellow-citZens, circumstances call on you TO de
termine-and at this annual meeting the question, il
would seem, must be settled whether or no Yer.
mont shall take decided and selfsustaining stand
with respect TO general and united Temperance op
eraiion--whcther our State organization, strong
and complete as it is, shall exist to make itsel
practically ffi, or only man of straw that does
not fright the civil dram-dcaler from his prey
Let us count the cost before we decide. Every
month of supineness and inactivity occasions tc
our community losses fiscal, social and moral, -
losses immense, incalculablc, irredeemabe; Will,
an entire year OF the most active and beneficial
labor would cost-fen cents TO each pledged indi
ridual in the Stale.
One thing more. TWAS made, at the last annua
/, meeting the duty of the Central Committee Il
forward to the different societies. blanks for stat
istical returns.-such as the number in each town
Of dramselers, oftemperance men &c &c. Thes
blanks the Committee have forwarded 10 the Pre-,
idents Of the Society. The forms sent will conta
all necessary further information. Attention Il
this matter is of great and instant importance.
J BY order Of the Committee
{ ABA. c. TwININo,
| n L
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

WYE the subscribers, being appointed By the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Fafhayen
conna ssioners 10 receive, examine and adjust oil
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
OF
Stephen Paul, late Of Weiis,
In said District deceased, represented nsoseni, and
also ali claims and demands exhibited in ohse,
thereto. and Elk months from the i7ih day OF
Oct. 1888, being allowed by ssid court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice thai
we will attend 70 the business Of said appoint
rpeui al The dwelling house Of Nelson Paul
In Wells, on the first Mondays 10 February ara
April merit from me O'Clock until 4 o'clock p. m on
each Of said days.
loss BaEDrs. wssLrr CLEsoss, cem'Ts.
Wells, Dee. !, ie.3. to32
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

Fnserai Of HoA, Barker Burnsh Ca the sIh'
ms, the remains Hon. Barker Burnell, late heP-
resen,a,ive in Congress from Nantucket, were Ia
ken from the vessel which conveyed them home
and carried to their place OF final rest 20 me
approach Of the vessel to The hai6or o. nalhueN.
!, ,he American Flag was displayed a. half mas,
hy iii The shipping q, the wharves, and when the
Hills beoso 10 ioli all business was sospenedi he
sores we're closed, and remained closed through
The dav. A solemn feeling pervaded the whole
town and !, was scene which will not very soon
be forgotten by the people Of Nantucket
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

Ntrnlr TAcroEr. IA csiatli.hurni Coz manu-.
iaesprne Needles ). now in sBcesssful operation
IN HarennR~. \. Y. The machinery !, represent.
Cd 10 he periees and curious lisa efra, saving
Of manual Labor, ia Gil ''s operations tn. wire !,
''ers'"d IN The some premises; s-d 'h- rns-hi,-fy
cuts ~, makes 'is grooves. punches lhe eye and
bofea The hole. 20 IS noi TO cut ,he thread. Anet
this. they 50 ihfoueh the process Of grinding and
case hsidoing, and finally Furnished yet a
single band can turn OF nearly 10000 a day.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
BANK ROBBERIES.

Tire Providence (R. ~ Journal says, the County
Bank near Lime Rock 10 Smilhfeld, was entered by
false KEYS on Monday night, and robbed of-ss5oo
mostly in bills Of that Bank, and about siioo in
gold aud silver. One drawer in the vault, contain
log about 5000. was not opened. All the locks OF
the bank are said to be plain and common-not very
well calculated to stand the ,squsnre inspection OF
the light Inquired gentry Of ihess times.
The officers Of the Bank have recently discover
Cd that large amour, OF bills Of different denomi-
nations. not filed our, were also taken.
4 reward Of $1,000 is Offered Cor tie apprehen-
,ioa oflhe robbers and recovery OF the money
An auemp, was made 10 break open the Farmers
and Mechanics Bank al Burlington, last week and
the villain 60, his labor for his pains. He bored
hole through the outside door, and pried out the
Tar that fastened il--but could go no further not
being prepared with Keys Of fhe Ttsh lind to enter
i1r vault He gave il Up as wilJ-eoose chase
and deoanped with few articles ofiriiiing value
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
Middlebury, Dec. 9th, 1s43.
DISTRESSING CASUALTY.

On the morning ofthe 30lh ult, James aged 10,
and John aged7 years, sons Of Matthew Mcguire
Of Newport VI, went out upon the ice of Lake
Memphremagog, it being the first time the ice had
formed They went short distance, and
turning, the eldest broke through, followed by the
second Uames) The eldest succeeded in getting
out, and in The mean lime The younges, Gohn) broke
through in trying to assist James. The alarm was
then given and the mother Of the boys and a sister,
aged III years, came to their assistance, when the
mother fell in, and was in the water half az hour
hanging upon the ice, before her oldest son and
The young daughter could get her out. In the mean
time James and John were drowned-the latter
having foated until the mother was rescued, when
he sunk from exhaustion.
STILL ASoTHER.-A gentleman ofWil!sborougb,
Essex Co., N. ", writes that the morning Of
the 30ih ult (ihe same day on which the above re-
lated casually occurred,) Mr. VIM. Goodwin, for
merly OF Waterbury, VI, with his eldest son, aged
about I5 crossed Long Pond TO work for neigh
Dor. At night, on their return, they broke through
the ice, and although their cries Of distress were
heard none could reach the spot until TOO late io
rescue them. The bodies were recovered The mex
day. Mr. Goodwin is said t, have been indusiI
GUS worthy and highly respected citizen. He lef
a wife and six chdren.-[yt. Waterman.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
For The Herald.


Mr. Editor:-A County Musical Convention was,
long time ago, appointed at ritsford, on the 9lh
and 10Th Of January next; and accordingly, large
number have made arrangements to attend il at that
time. There has subsequently, Seen State Tenn
pcrance Convention called at Rutland, on the 10Th
and II,h of January And l am informed that the
Committee who called the Musical Convention,
think OF adourning the meeting, because, forsoo'h,
they are afraid the Musical Convention may inter-
fere with the Temperance Convention. Now ]
think, sir, inasmuch as the Musical Convention
was appointed some time previous to the Temper
ance Convention, that il either is 10 be adjourned
il should be the one last called and not the one APP
pointed long time previous; and to which little
regard nigh, have been paid, il the two could not
60 on together.
However, | thick there is no possible need oil
pnsiponing either, since the Musical Convention
can adjourn on the 10Th at noon; which will give
one and half days TO attend The Temperance Con-
ven,ion. Two things think are certain; the first
is, that fthe Musical Convention is adjourned, il
will be very much against the wishes Of large ma
iori,y of those who would attend il; and Cd. that
I large number of those who have made arrangements
10 attend on the 9th and 10Th OF January, will be
I found missing IL it is postponed 10 any future day
LEGION.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
Removal.

TIME subscriber takes this method 10 inform his
/ customers that he has removed his Shop 10 the
building one door east Of ii. Westoyer's Hotel
where he intends the manufacture OF all kinds Of
boots and shoes, expressly for customers.
lie has on hand supply first rate stock. from
which he believes himself able to produce an article
that will give eniite satisfaction, and he Is confident
that customers who examine and try his work, will
have no difficulty In perceivng the great supeTioi-
~ Of good thorough custom work over the cheap
trash, made only 10 sell,commony called sale work
In order TO accommodate his customers to make
payment ihase hard times il they will ray one half
cash, he will take wood, oats, corn, butter. cheese
&c, for the remainder. Customers are invited to
call. ALVIN LOVELAND.
Ca5tleion, Sept. o5. 1913. 3otf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
Farm for Sale at a great
Bargain.

TVEIIE subscriber is anxious 10 dispose Of bis
Il farm, pleasantly situated in Css'leion, hall
mile east OF Castle,on Mills, on the main road TO
Whitshall, containing "a acres Of nplsrd aui five
acres Of the best meadow on Ca,tleton River The
buildings consist OF a new dwelling house "a by
81, story and a halfhieh all finished and painted.
a woodhouse with work room, three barns with
she s. new carpenters shop 90 by "a, and all ne.
cessary out buildings. Said farm is well watered
and fenced, has a suitable supply Of wood and tim.
Der, and has FIVE acres OF winter grain on the
ground. Possession given the first Of April neat
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber on
the premises
Cas,leion, Dec. 10, 1919. 50f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

A, Norwich Ct, Nov i4ih. Il scafid .fottS.
after an illpess OF u hcufA Chailcs Wake,
aged 2 ycars and l ! months also, Nov QSi. Of
iho samc ditcasc Francis Mary Granger. eyed 9
years, children Of Rev Willard Child formerly Of
Pnsiord IN this State
10 Shrewsbury, on the isiA ms, Fanny II
wife Of Mf Dyer York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

STATE or VERMONT DE ii unsmhsred
District q fslihaven, "a ID thai sta rfoe,ie
couu hoidcw III Cas,leion wnhia srd iof ssid die.
TIC, on ths 18th DAY 81 Decensef. tsta,
Present. Alnsen wsrnsr. lodge.
Daniel Hooker. sdsaihiatsiw ~ the es,s'. ~
Lc,i J. BARRIER, late fnul'hfv IN said district.
decreased. hating resisisne9 said court ~ wftng sof
lrensc 70 sell al ihe. zeal estate Of said deceased
tot Ire psymsni cflhe debts Of sid estate ard shat
res " Naturalization, sstnr iutth TIE, the eeh,s
agsicu said estate and chstees Of sdntliststina
and assignrsn, 70 The widow Ia he sssce, snd ti1.
90 II pet-onsl property 10 pay The same.
II " oriesed that the hrnfing ard deciding on
said petition 10 session Of s.h court 10 he bell
cen a, the Probate office ~ Csstesan. on tho ~
day Of January next. and iha, notice thereof bs
given TO al persons Interested by robisbing this
order three weeks succsssisels, previous 10 sai5
time Of hearing. in tho Rutland lletald, new.rs-
pr printed NJ Rntlsnd.
true copy offceoTd,
soss n. +. LANGDoN. Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
Farm for Sale.

VUyHe subscriber offers for sale his farm, contain
L. ing about 400 acres OF land. situated in the
north part Of Shrewsbury, lying the county road
leading fem Woodstock to Rutland. Said farm
has on it good dwelling house, three barns and
other convenient out buildings, and is well suppl
ed with water. The stock, farming tools &c. would
also be sold II the purchaser should want.
A small farm would be received in part pay, and
the other payments made easy.
uJPIf said farm is not sold 1t will be 10 let.
THOMAS KNIGHTS.
Shrewsbury, Dec. 6, 1913. 50.52
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DIED.

In Wells. on The LIST inst, after painful Illness,
Mr. Amos BoWe, aged IS years. lie was native
Of Middletown, Conn. bot removed 10 Wells more
Than ity Years ago, when that region was but very
slightly settled. He sustained through life The
ored from time to lime. by his iownsnen, with re-
pea,sa marks Of confidence and esieem-and his
esi will be long and deeply mourned by an s,iaeh-
ed circle, who bes, knew his generous and manly
qualities. ard the stern integrity Of bic heart and ie
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21
HrAvY Man Ropprnv. INC greal rnaiI Q

HEAVY MAIL ROBBERY. The grea, mail Of
Wednesday and Thursday, from Albany TO
New York, was sio'ea from the stage Office, at
Hudson on Friday morning, rifed Of its contents
and thrown into the river II was fshed up the
next morning, and drafts and cash to the amount
Of nearly $4,000 were missing The robber
has been discovered and is now in custody. His
name is Hough. and has been in the employment
of the Contractors for several years
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

BaIoHros MaaEsr, Dec. II. There is q Sigh
improvement in the prices of Beef aimee the frs, OF
the mcuth Extra lots sold from 81 50 to ~ IS
First quality, 90 ,o47s
Wool. Fleece and pulled Wool is in grea, de-
mand in Boston Large sales were made las, week,
and the stock on hand is said 10 be very small.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

nTA, town meeting in Keene, y. H., legally
warned TO &C, upon the subject OF Lioenses. ,h. TO-
lowing resolution was adopted by decisive vote Of
1911 ayes 10 nays, as follows
That the Selcoimea Of this town be, and they
hereby are instructed, not to grant any license for
the sale Of wine and spurious liquors within said
TOWN., not being the intention Of this town, by
passing this vote, 10 censurc the conduct Of the
present or any former board OF Selcc,men.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

HJ'A boy aged H. and his liule sister, by the
name Of January, in attempting TO cross Otter Creek
about two miles below vcrgcnns, fell in, and the
boy was drowned, while tho little girl ex,ricaied
herself without assistance.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-21

WssnNoros's Moxr1rsr Arrangements are
row making to erect column Of granite or marble.
from eighty 10 ore hundred fee, high. at Ncwbursh
~ y, near wsshinsion's head quarters, in tie
Revolutionary War. ], viii be in sight OF wes,
FONT. and can be viewed passing up and down the
River through the bay Of Newburgh. Subscriptions
for this purpose are limited and voluntary only one
dollar received from each Individual