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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
opening of the WING Campaign.

To TiIg " MOS OF TIE I MON !:
The DgxocRArlc VINO GENERAL CoNMTTEx oft'e CiJ
If New York announce to their fellow Wings throughout The
State and Union that y Halt ~ CANAL STREET ia'
been engaged by COMMITTEE and VII BE- kept oen dun-
the rear as IoJs OF Reception IL '! Cy tor Their point
cal friends and brethren from other Sate keidhF f''o
with Comm tee Room attached which VIII be open ever
ny and evening SUNDAYS excepted has been prepared untc
the direction OF the Committee and paccd under the charge o.
EpwiS WILLIAMS Eal. whom al communications and
,ale.s intended Tor she Wing READING Room NtfIoN NJ
Hall viii be addresi Brother WING, OF every o''e' We
l o,, The NH, hand Of fellowship and hearty welcome
New.Yo'a. April l5 1871. 10y oraef,
" BOWDrTCH BLUNT. Chairman
IosErr r. PlR;;soS, ,Secre,aries'
M. ThcVhc papers throughout the Union are feqnes
a. q, co,r apis TIL my4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

- re,e-,tcs TO EaI:f,nore.-At meeting OF the
ree-s,e TO lie Baltimore Mass Convention. conveaed at
Broadway House Wcdnc day evening A2tl i', fSfcbg
% the recommendation OF the Democratic Ah- 1onns men
Genera. Committee. J. y. REYNOLDS Esq' was co''e "
49, ,L,I J,,,y y i)onGy a,co.ncd Secretary. i,
R,Sred Tha, such W aids have not yet net be clie
cd To- ca nee ns for the Qurpu-e Of selecting 20
Wing Yonny Mems Convention ~ Il ~ oe ana ta' Nyh
IeegaeS he requested re.t II Natohi ia o. .n0tf9
TrepDr y insi O'Clock; for tue p e oi orilul
, ,bs, Mo Ward Commit be cquc> cd 10 manu- ~ NJ ui
tnse inc ,ts OF DELEGATES gppOn'ed Ia 'ch v ard
JesorcJ This, the fcs0ut on be pun NED ~ All Inc
Wing pnpc,s. j. y. !'f-i -'''-i''7' Ni-'i as .,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
,,o,, the present Tariff taxes the People

the 's"pi'.
IIreoSsRs Committee on 'fanI
Ire hall logic ever cno'' &
Pcolcv Ilundus It, fran
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

- VIII be launched on Monday. the 22d, rom
II. X. Durham & Co.'S Yard, n. at - ~ an
iron. vessel OF beautiful mecl and proportion, about
100 tons Lulhen 100 f'et long, % feet beam, 8 feet
hold, intended 10 ply on the Sound 10 Derby. hpp
and Browns STAGES will run To he ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

cS Mr. G. Q. ColToN, having returned to the City W.
give another Of rs amusing exhibitors OF Nirou. OK de-
ENharating Gas, Nibos Saloon Tuesday Evening neat
Ladies or Gentlemen who would attend amusrg. afd
at the same tune exciting entertainment will OF fail 10 attend
Those who would have heafy laugh at tnhns expense
cannot do better than attend Read the advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
;.;ycrrno., Co:ion NTr~,ci.

NARcu IA 'lhe sic- zee rtdcr amount 20 = 90 b.,
oiwlrch 1.tG9 ken on -1--uip o- Id tie SIZE
.t.lb L.. OF which - Arne,'r a= Ken in- export
Pc lowe e d Per h.. A,.ire STiIoy, four e's
the intel sac Nd one ron !
Fg,p,Y. .Hgre4 b.-.Ire -Eml"d i'' wls sradrlly
iHnfoyn. To the clio Neflz a.. uel pric- o. the
lower GUu'te of Ane en- ~ 10 h-d2 advance
per ID. rpon vi could alve t-rn cot on frtly.
scln.s ccCnug'. u ts j VII. t.,lt night n .
taTdency cFeck tie lien rpro..EE pct OF the market
ard ogeEcf w:;h ;igtg day the Gei-r
btG: and prce-L CONN.,. tcIdy Thlt trey N: al
varced was agcn I'D ctay co. WIG re d iOt- 10
would t- .cey Cse nb,au the t. current Ter the ora
lie above noi-i is day week. Sp ,r'atofs hive tlsen
10 . OF AmeLran. and cyo" 2 - ,merlcen and
about . bI!es The import tbs week ~ baa te a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
The state Prison Question.

1t seems Stldngc 10 us that or State Senate
does not take up and definitely act upon the b;'l
10 employ portion Of our State Prison conycts
II nl;r;ng and manufacturing Iron n the Nol.'l-
cfn Iron region. Why are not ou- Mechanics
permitted 10 know their fate This hesitation,
yasc;llation, uncertainty, is worse to bear II ~
defeat Let US know the worst al once. TC,
or own part We are convinced i;,at the cours I
proposed will relieve our Mechanics, render the
labor of convctS far more productive End protita-
bic and not injure the Iron-nlakerS to the ernopnt
of one cent-th;s country being so largely an iui-
porter OF Iron. Men in Albany! why not pass
the Mocha oics' bill
II The JuxIus TRACTS, bound together, are
now ready, price SIC hundred. The pace OF
tae Tracts, in separate Numbers, is So for the
Presidential Campaign.
BaookLYx E1EcrloS.-The Official Canvass
Of Inc late Chsrtcr Election gives the following
aggregates FOR Mayor:
J5,spa sp,,sge George Hal
S.-acus over lailJ 5 Hall ard X Spieeue il
Supervisors in proportion. Council Wing, IS
already stated. The vote in the Sixth Ward
was as follows:
IIi .Chat, Addons.. Loeo The :, Talnqse =
John McinyTe.. .i3l Mchae! I. U Hem. /:
E!eciei-M, Tanase By
q They were straining their eyes for news
from Connecticut at New.Odcans 81 our last
adviccs. They had received our f-s. Express re-
turns, and the Wings wanted to sho-::, but dere
not. D!dn'f they feel happy next Cay
u re drst, fer three or for days, has been
horrible. Broadway looks Ike the remains of a
vast Coz. a,icn, sending up Clouds Of sulphur
Gus smcse nat hide the sky and suaocate the
very ali itself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
srntrsiirid. .lh0y:

The ;nnot;fnt public are at last 10 be SATISFIED
respecting tbs sudden literary s?Pantion. VA
chester has translator and platoon OF Ptintei"
At worI, on "Tns CovsTSmr OF GEoGG2 How
AID. Ed j tale of New York life Of LIVING
men as well as !nanacrs-from the German Of The
mysi:c SeateS.iciG, whose complete works lnnine
Volumes have been me little tine in the posse,
sion Of Prof. Tckg mpf and are now in that Of
Winchester. We shal! now see whether Mundt
is the ockhcad he has been taken for. One who
has read Scatesaeld assn us that he opcnsTich.
~ THE PHNANN. No. VIII. published this
mo,,nr. contains iuil account Of the proceedings
y, the COME l,ioa OF As ocalons reccn,ly held in
This civ. and OF the festivities in commcmoraon o.
The Bir.h-dav of CHARLIE FOURIER. We published
the Add esS TO the people OF the Uni'cd Sii es and
,hr Resolutions o. re Convention but in our pub
liclt,or there we e many eros which have tcca
correc d in the Pha'anX: d they now appear in
a much bcyer form. i'll larger ype, ard occ"m3 MED
bv .cye.c very mere linz c1d inpo tlnt speeches.
Mir. Cu,Rt.- 4. DANA oil the Crook IL Associa
ton. Mass rcl ID the experience Of that institution
in regard 10 Domestic Scrricc which has been there
eat.sv abolished with the sreu'cst bc'ct and COM
fort: ard in "a to EIuca OF and a6o' he Tor
mcr Of which has bren llliv acJted to 81 c. tren
onl1lc la.icr plocad upon just anu t'ue relations.
The Phdaux contpins this speech VIII ell, as well
ss The Adlro7s and Re olutors OF the Convention,
i worthy the attention Of all cnqni ing minds; and
$50. an nda lie Addl ON Fj:eaIship, by he
sr.nc get leliserodct the Festival. For lie
or ne o fec g. New We Id. at J. :. Pedlieds :,
and ut Graha Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

u TIE New Jcr-cy 1nuc' Conference of the
N1ellof'et Epscopa Chr-ch, convened at TFcn-
ton on Wcd1esday-Eishop MolE's 'n'ic char.
Rev. Mess ). Shaw, Sovereign, Morrison, Len
hart aud W;',ncr werc chosen Stewards.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

~ The q!61nv Ec,ains joS-nd IN error abou, the
prce OF the Juns rr4c,. Tnc cl'o AID publisher. woId
rather sc oae thousand ;e than KS numbcf Gut Is
ycry rarely lat more tran the thousand p;ce ta been p-d
for aay quantity The pnce per hundred reduced 81 the
same TINE by the Thousand. s. per hundred his snee
bsea the highest prce; and SIS ihons@nd We bele'
they are at pyce low they be- II the author
be pad any thing OF hct proceeds ~ any rate It rot
the author u more charged 10y the hundred than By ire
houard he the in each Instance a zee eAe
business Of selling Wig Documer;s, we wall ~ to make
then cheap any Jody and a1y one thinks re an
make them cheaper he's welcome 10 PRINT any OF es
us soon n he plceses.
TIE TARIFF Is coxrARED WITH TIE ScssrITrrE
PROPOSED sy ADyERsAR;&s. 10y H. Greeley 10 press
this afternoon 1t has been dea;ed days By the nccy
of sho,;enn: II thee Dase difficult oreraOn. We trust,
wi convince those who read tt Mchays p ought 10 lie
on the table, OF ulder.t. SIS per THOUSAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
Nc,v-York Legislature.
NtNpEap DAY, ~: Il.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The SENATE was engaged IN Executive Ses
son.
In ASSEMBLY. the bill III relation 10 hAcIsE
and the RETAILING of INTOXICATING DRINKS was
taken up in Committee OF the Whole. and atef
some conversation was referred to IA Select Com
mite OF one from each Senate District.
NJ. ,>.., -. , ~ N 49,, lie go ros ~
In SENATE, MIR PUTNAM called up ms ies''-
"a Iel"1n1 ~ I ,,'a os,,' Ia ~, Tho 7,hls
tire on thursday TIC "-''it' h''" oi ''' '"''e'
I5tn
~ NJ ..,. 80 t;,... . :
3lr. WRIGHT cIIleu !oT thc COi'siutldt'"h W
,,c amendments reported by the Committee of
Conference
The onrrt;;on REQUIRED upon amendment No g.
The cduf Tor the ta Of no5 cimsr, and ,e correction
oe@r al cert OF the re d , Of ,s m, t t ac
nj. Cnnceo. and the 10 tee OF the Supreme Court or the
m5 jog :t 9" nr" E ei ~, INV i,, fnnrlos or
giy Justice tie supreme Count. 'he Inpeici,,,
,% s aGn 'i', om crf5 N cHrscciy bn Ie 6c
M acot aud . G l, :a n' yacs n % t
faa .eielre an wlena rt Of error SHALL 4onst Oh
judgment Of the ,age Court the J''SG. OF hIt cG ,
no.; ave ave- y Voice u, Tor afifnance reversal
This amendment was debated at some length
by Me:srs. FOSTER, JOHNSON and PORTER in favor
and Messrs. ScoTr, CLARK, RnoNDEs and STRONG
against 1t; and, without taking the question: the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
S!rte o. Trade.

M,Sc HESTER. F.-lEa Er aiRg-Ne ave had but tIc
cc1tor. t cloth Cor rda and Cam rather higher V n
Or demand. VIII prnG- cloth ;Ier lower,
siuce Tue ay Ya-9s without .,rt!ci chiuee.
cept cl - GIirJe iof he B:adod ma:ket aud ,h.c
q ra,,lc- deltc.. 80
RGcIpA.E W. MARKET. .t5ad 1.-To-'ay there
i u mo, Gu et m .fa': I.dc MIR Ia tnii OF y !.
o.tl $40. In he Woo, uakc the l. very
/, e re ,rc I'm: I'd g lint
HALIFAX. ~ g.r u.'Ifc demand i6f 81 kpts Of Goods
cont ru L. and % Ne-y inn AZ tie te ftTauce on ."
-tpgIGr, uulc. nay With ce.-1'niy cal
cuaa nned tr Geracr and It los, !fe-e't pr -
p tie t.lteIc" III rtte, uUwa'd> than ote,w 40
9. iu-e toor t- yarn-.
l.sip Tr-su-,-.lhe = uor,l rar clos bic for Ch-
~ GOOD 20 s.oc'- o, tn 5 ard re n; vefy lo''
TIE la advarce VI c. - tcT piece lbs ye 'uw
goods seyic cuu lue. iuOt r clc. TIE me 9th re
40; 3 < :, Z @ ow ana udjlas q. e., hu. Oh .ee
whole the tide : dec 4 ~ he IT,.
EsAafoED. Ttr ..d1".-Te y n -rkct y: ~ x aTt
runuf cu.e- re tiy oct. r-dl " 4 pa a. Y@r re
b.i,n $50 X ,.ccf> uf nr,' D-.cc5
en- ,Noj in sel ay. nrd II etlr - = ia,o Of
b. hlvcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
By This Mornings Mail.

TssuptEs N OKEcoY-Thc ST. LOUIS Rspqa.
lean says that letters have been received from
Oregon as late as the 20th OF October One lei;
Ter saws that the settlement had been threatened
with an Indian war" bya combination Of time
Of the most powerful Indian tribes west Of Tie
Rocky Mountains. and although, when tinted
and actng IN concert, they SAID [, be abua.
dintly able TO destroy a.! the Indians n the Ter.
rtory. STILL without union, tiey may be cgi osY
z. ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

n In the I. :. C.rcat Court, a Nea Oh.
ieans. a true bi! has been iouHa against r. Z.
Kl4by, the plot ol tie steam. Soai Bie "sye, fN
nilnslaughtcr, some di;y OF sixty persons II :
,.l.ted, hav;rg lost their lives by his me- scnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

From FLoRlDA.--An arl.yal at Savannah
bings news itonl ST. Augustine TO the 9th inst.
a nubc meeting was held at 81. Augustine on
the = III utmo for he purpose OF taking into con-
sideraon the Resolutions adopted by the Legs
laure for division oil the Territory, at which Reso
lution5 approving Of The measure were adopted, and
Committee appointed TO memonaze Congress on
the subject.
The Light of the Reef is the title of new
weekly paper jus; published at Key West, the first
number of " .c'! was issued on the 10th ut.
y Negro bei0nEing TO ABRAHAM Descent, Esq. re-
cet IL shot go belonging TO John Bessent,
Esu. n he ne 1Orhood of Black Creek.
O. Cougar, \ q. hos, we learn from the Tropical
Plant OF the t,l instant, been elected Mayor OF
Jacksonville tE. F. vice Dr. II. D. Holland who
declined reelection.
.lMsrmen.-Wm. B. Ross, J. NJ. Ponz, George
Gronard VIM. Hickman, VIA. I. Crabtrce, and
VIM. ;. Donaldson, Esqs
Capt Cougar has since resigned, and another
election was 10 have been held last Monday
Savannah Georgian, Eth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

BEAuT1FrL-We have Just style OF gless show
cards winch upaes thing OF the knd ever before zen
m this City They a.e for Sr Ashley Ccopef Corn Saivc,
exhibited DR.. Minors. Broadway. corner 1i join stcct.
uch ,rnction, NJ Peales Museum Presents for one
Shilling IS truly surprising The Lnpand Dwarf and eight
formers all he Tor the above sum- An entertainment
this afternoon a. CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

CoLr's BArrgGy.-Atr. Colt is t. maxi snnlha
rx,c,.mcal DIS evening, at ) O'Clock, at Wash
ington. IN Blowing away the wreck OF the StyI,'
DIown IN last Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

u The JuxIus Tracts, bound together, are
now ready, price $40 hundred. The pace Of
tae Tracts, in separate Numbers, is So for the
Presidential Campaign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

The rackc; snip Cambridge, Capt Barsto'r,
winch le., Liverpool on the l7th ut. AIMED at
This port yesterday morning. She brings. no-h;-g
Ia or from the Continent.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
,H,HE CONSTITUTION. the W. VII

fNNHE CONsTITU the .vIs Wig Of our
wonderful constituted bod ics, constantly require 4
alternative or eeenentrg influence TO create md fctatn
heatby existence Air, light and other elements
are brought 10 tins requison and lo liz prose ,uGi
cen Tor the requirements Of The system. Bot wi en- from
imprudence and violation Of tie laws Of The animal
oy morbid humors nrse acrd and yitat,d creions
or Juices are collected the system requires from
some other source sinks IN disea.e decay Bed death
How wonderfully saluary at this pernd Tie effects s
an appfnpnaie a'TaiIse medicine, taken sessa. p
lHn sAkDs have been saved from death hrd Ions
from suierngs indescuble and again tesiofcd Ia Le,t
10y the timely use OF PHELPS TOMATO PILLS, which
are &c ecacous hnd pooHt 10 oeaHs tbe stomach and
bowels, purifying the blood and renoyang the eardular
system ~ altering the fecfetiOns of the eT and other
glands, ana carrying of the morbid Juices Lumofs;
az the sahih they have acquired the Fever Blne
becsuse they invariably prevent bronx up bilious
mitcn yellow atormitent and long evsfs FIVE Years
extensive use have proved them the only sURg
nud sATe remedy for all The chronic diseases
where The tyttem requires something that viii operate
The blood ves, and stems of Vssses giving
A. healthy action and at the pei tho innfbd
hnd poisonous Juices and bnmo which u teptfuttt ifr N
them Ia tbs class Of disges rheumatism, fsspspsia
fdfOpsy liver complaints billions tiomsth seofua Gravel
yworms tumors and erupons Of the skin ~ various kinds
permanent week.-Mrs. about The loins sha limbs kie cr
constitutional or lefedhry feebtrsts Of ne whole or
part Of The &c. lkoussrds ~ cases If ia sb.y.
diseases have been core ihe Tomato PMS ard lhea
sanos OF deH'hs would hasseheh prevented had te,e P
bren USED instead Of some bsnelpI aack pin
remedy. Of which the countf, is flooded Tie - no
mystery or chafaiahism about tbs umiseual remrdy
They are prepared Of Sauabie vegetable remodes which
Ae sHo~n 70 he both safe and 'ectua ADD used Te
eIiehsivel, by Physicians 10 their private pae ecaose
az hundreds have said they the pesssB efrciua
add sals medicine We have used.
The shove Pills are r sale b sgenis ~ All tts eruris
towns agents are sansonsd noi 70 10y 81 peoh" ofo
word Ia ihs IS Fsf.esr" For saie lie GersTsi
Depot and Agency ft"fe, gzC Main
| Rutland Byu A. Mason Walhngfyrd, =. T0w sss nd
j. DHtr, Vail e4rihi SO
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08

You SHALL BELIEvE-Beliefi is not an nc,
Of the will Sufficient evidence eompels our as.
sent 50 listen dear reader, and | will convince
you tina, DR.. wis,cr's Balsam of Wild Cherry is
far the best remedy for diseases of our climate to
be found in this country 1t is formed by rhemi.
cal extracts from vegetables the Wild Cherry,
Pine, &c J that nature seems to have placed here
as powerful antidotes to all affections of tho
Lungs and Liver that our ever changing climate
induces After the skill of our creates, physicians
was exhausted, it has cured Asthma in various
case 1t cured lady of an incipient Consump
ton whose family had all died ofthe same disease
Refer to Isaac Plat, Esq. Editor Of "Pough-
keepse Eagle" Thomas Cozens Haddonield
~ j., tcstifes, under oath, that it cured him Of al
internal Absccss, violent Cough, raising Of Blood
&c, after he was deemed beyond hope. w,
could refer TO plenty Of such instances of its I'm
common power. The doubling are invited to in
quire of individuals and cases that we alude 10
as we publish no statements that will not bear thu
most rigid security
| For sale by Daniels Bell, Rutland.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
Stale of Verm ont

Stale Of Vermont }RE it remembered
District of 'Fairhaven, IS. ID tina, at probate
holden at Caslleton within and for SAID dis
on the Sd day of Feb. A. ID. 1874.
Present, Almon Warner, Judge.
AlonZo and Lorenzo Phelps executors Of the es-
tate of Elnathan Phelps late of Orwell in said dis
trct, deceased, proposing to render account of
his administration Of said estate.
tits ordered that said account be received and
examined for allowance on the 9th day of March
next, at the probate Office IN said Caseon, and that
this order be published three weeks successfully
previous thereto in the Rutland Herald, newspa-
per printed at Rutland which shall be sufficient no
tce to all persons interested of the time and pa ce
of examining said account. true copy of record.
6s' B. +. LANGDON, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08

WE The sussctibers being appointed by The Hot
w Probate Conn l0t The district OF fairhaven
commissioners to receive. examine and adius, all
claims and demands vt alpcrsons against the estate
of WALTER DuRfEE,
late NJ Chatyy, in the county Of Clinton and State
of New York, deceased represented nsolvent. and
also all claims and deninds exhibited in offset
thereto and six months from ihe sth day Of Jan
inst being allowed Nv said court fot iha, purpose
we do therefore hereby give notice tia, will A.
Tend to the, business OF our said appointment nj He
man Barber's in Benson on the frs, Thursdays %
March and May next, from nine o'clock, a. m. unit
4 o'clock p. m. on each OF said days.
PHlLo WiLcox, CnAustry HioeiSs, Com'rs
Benson, Jan 81, isi3. 6.s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08

FATAL REcoNTRE-On Friday last at Har.
isburgh Joseph r. Prince of tina: place and 7. r.
II. Loud, an attorney, between whom there had
been some difficulty arising out Of legal business
met on the corner of Third and Walnut streets
and after few words had passed, MIR p. who was
armed with heavy walking stick, caught him
by the collar and applied his cane to the shoulders
of Mr.. l.. Before he struck the third blow, Mr.
Loud drew double barreled pistol took d libcra,e
aim and fired Both balls entered the body of hi:
antagonist just below his breast causing instam
death! Mr.. Prince was highly respectable cit
izen-has lel; wife and four children, and the
scene when his lifeless corpse was conveyedto hi
family, is described us most heart-rending. Lout
Immediately gave himself up and was undergoing
examination
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08
AN AFFAIR OF HONOR,

ST. ALBANs. Jan. 81. On WEDNESDAY las, four
gentleman at Pbilisburg (P. c from Montreal -
They Immediately orded dinner--a,e it--and
hired person to carry them 10 Hghgate. On
approaching the 45s Of North Latitude. thcy en-.
qured forthe line The diver pointed 10 well.
known monument, a few rods distant, and told
them that they were Just there Hereupon the
four gentlemen jumped out of the sleigh-,od
the driver TO wait ill they came back-ns they
had some private matters 10 settle out in the field
They accordingly walked out into the field -
Two of the parry measured off fifteen PAGES and
made snndry ether little arrangemcnis-afer
which the other two gentlemen very civilly ex.
changed shots. They were about to repeat those
very delicate civihies, when the arrival of some
vulgar people, who either had not The sliohes,
notion Of honor, or absnrdly surprising that il
was asains, The law for fools To make game Of
each oiher,' drove the parties from the ground -
They went back 10 the sleigh-made haIl by the
road side ani exchanged three shots more We
regret to add that neither received the sliches-
scraich-which shows that il was no orea, scra,ch
of dGel,' The paui,s were 50 frieb,ened ,ba,
none bu, the seconds were in The leos, a,noer
The cause assigned Tor this rash ACT is as ss,;sfc
tory as might be expected. |, seems ,bo, ono ~
the party New, Yorker, on some occas;on Nc,
known--assu,ed the other gentleman, c;,;,on
OF Montreal, by hitting him "a slap in the cbons
(probaby at c chop lhOuse, in the ciiy.l a, WI
the latter was Of course ehop.faiIen, and dem,n
ded honorable satisfaction Oar Informal, e..
that after the fourth sho, the seconds declared H.,
satisfaction was now compIAe-and bade hon
shake hands-which they did They then nareJ
the New Yorker and hi. second comm. or
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-02-08

" T. the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of FdIhaven,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of
Jacob Darcy late Of Fairharen.
in said district deceased, represented insovent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 30lh day OF
Dec. ls43 being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of said appoint
ment at the Office of G M. Willard. in Fairhaven
on the 9th day of March and the 90 dav of June
next, from o'clock, M until O'Clock p. m. OF
each Of said days.
BARNABAs ELLIS, G. NJ. WILLARD. Com'rs.
Farllaven, Feb. 3 l844. 6!S