New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-17

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TIE SuAKERs-A correspondent OF the Troy
Wing writing from New-Lebanon Springs says
that considerable excitement has been caused
there BY the Shakers having erected a monument
on a mountain near that place, where they have
a meeting every pleasant Sabbath morning. Inc
monument is on the highest point OF tlancock
Mountain. II is marble slab about feet high.
Adjoining the monument are FIVE posts set up
about two feet high, to which are fastened SIX
heavy panks, making fve-sde yard or BASIN,
containing about forty square feet OF land The
whole is enclosed by a very neat fence making
the ground occupied by the brethren and sisters
while dancing Just one half an acre There are
four gates leading from this yard at each point OF
the compass, that at the west side opens into
road about twelve PAGES broad, made perfectly
smooth aud bordered on both SIDES by spruce
trees sixteen PAGES apart. This road leads down
the mountain into the Shaker village. On the
south side of the mountain is the inscription
'.ruE WORD or rHs LORD
Hcre my living fountain saith the Holy One 81 israel
and here !; whore Shall up my knsdoa for ever more
to reign. And fo'n this place shall 20 i9rih n! wore iHn
holy l,ws TO all Of the earth And say whosoeVer
stall presume put their hands upon this stone, OF step
their feet within the spot where have caused tee post, 10
up when their hands unci-an and their hearts I'M
pure sal day ether feel the rod Of my severity
.n. fall under an as lu curse which shall
f Fng 10 Ani5Tt y and Ovenr Power Of eayn and
Earth. Ny word IL ruth. Amen
On the north side Of the monument is this IN
script!on " Done at Lebanon by command of
our Lord and Saviour Erected here July 18th,
1872
R1or ,yp B1oops1Ep on TIE Prg1Ic WoRKs
or C,y,o,.-The laborors on The Boauharnojs
Canal have struck for highcr wares. and are
banded ,ogethcr 10 enforce compliance with their
de,ooode Tho Montreal Transcript Of the 9th
s.,s.
ne aooTeIs Went 70 Inc G.s o. ~ hT
desreired Of they also attacked Mr. W II p9qn,n' ano
tres, in At, the sam a,nc ,eif; horse got
6 wn 9y G' b + bs G
nland of IS. i4y is not complied with
E,e sG es 'o'f S @o na r@", elect
A last resource, small Detachment Of the 7lth Regiment
aud aho" so mrn Of the Queens Light DRAGONS wetG
pS 10 1psT,r f troops sa f"a senS'r o sTs n
be asccrtanei They then scattered VII directions the
w@@'s oo 1p ne} handful ,T - 10 t great
ter. Of the rioters. When informant the
troops "s preparing a. 70 a,'.eE ,gi1 N ,e Woods \ rem
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counsel have been retained on each side For
the College, Jeremiah Mason, Simon Greenloaf,
c. G. Loring, Z. Choate, b. T. EIalett, b. r.
Curtis. and ?. w. Chandler For the heir of
Gov. Bowdoin, Daniel Webster, Franklin Dexter,
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u Hon WILLIS HALL has been invited by
the Common Council and military and civic
associations of Albany to deliver the Grafton no.
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