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INDIA RUsREk sOoDs.

Two THE PUBLIC.--INDIA RUBBER sHOEs.-OUR
attention been called 10 atverement BY Horace
1851 snd The Courier Enquirer Of date in which,
after much unmorted abuse Of attorney m Judson
Esq he asserts that dare not charge him WIN
Patents In the manufscturc OF shoes
we licenses for the manufacture o. In
ala Rubber shoes gnesr Gooayss P..ss and PAD on,
other person might have done the came disposed 70 40
rather than pirate upon Goedyesrs Pstenw We hnk ~
70 infringe IT, Mr. Day hsvng been prosecuted seknov
edged Goodyesrs rgst made settlement and agreed In
nos os 1 10 infringe said P.sn but aure
for consideration, purchased our licenses
ana now them; and charge Mr. Day directly
Patents In the snufaeture Of the shoes which
hsi Offering 10 the pub and We give notice that ne
Ne presented.
HAYWARD RUBBER &C,
THE NEwARK INDIA RUBBER MFG co.
u. Hutchinson, PresidenA
FORD d co.
New York. July II. 1851.
DEALERs IN INDIA RUBBER suoEs-THE FORCE
- Of my establishment having beea doubled on ths
manufacture OF patent japan Rubber Ovsrshoes ana
my early ORDERS. ready 20 re-
ee,vs and execute orders NY prices connection
with the com Whose Law suit they dare
try have this week backed out Trenton In tace
they 70 have no ehame and are ~ follows BY the
cas-Msn hish and low cut Overshoes 70 cents; women
o. DO and BS.tips se ssnss g., Thi quality warranted
HORACE II. DAY, Manufacturer, and 0wnero
Seventeen Rubber psterts, % Couftlsnd New York
in ,his suit making but pages 70 any who
the scts OF the and full sledg OF the pro-
and Invention In India Rubber This pubies.ion w
will therein discover how allow and false the whole prae
tices % the continuation really are H. n. u.
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Murder by n Boy, &c.

BALTIMORE, Oct o, 1851
Richmond Thomas, nm apprentice in the Richmond
Dipoteh Office stabbed and killed yesterday by
other boy named William Cudlip formerly Of Baltimore
who escaped They had dficuly In the theatre, on
Saturday night
By the Southern mail which arrived to night learn
that Henry O. Clarke, fugitive from New York is in
prison at New Orleans a. a vsgrant
james 8. Beatty, old and wealthy Baltimore mer-
chant, died here last night.
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Rise OF the Mississippi River, SC.

ST. LOUIS Oct O, 1851.
The upper Mississippi river is rising rapidly at st.
Pauls. The water is already within two feet of high
water mark and Is rising rapidly from thence downwards
At the lower falls there eight feet and at
the upper rapids nine or ten feet.
An unsuccessful experiment with the Fire Annihiator
took place here to-day. Mismsnagement is stated to
have caused the failure and another experiment to be
Innla
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PAPER YANoiNGs. NC.

IyREvCH PAPER HANoINGs.-Taos FAVE CO,
r. no AS Pearl street, Madison, otter the rehsss
nortmentin the city o. Decors 1old silver ano velves
p,psrs Be- Imported direct ron tho msnufsoturers
and thA tovet ratas "a wholesale and res
I,ISE PAPER BANoINos.-FRAroIsP PARIS sOo
p Pearl street. have Just received and offer At whole
ana retail exensive sssortment OF ~ the rchos
styles Of Decorative, Velvet Cold satin Irencb sno
Asrssr Paper ansngs and Bcrders selected expressly
FOR drawing Nc Also AL The most .pprovsa ssyie'
Of Decorative oaks Marble Blooh Panel work. re- suit
able foe Halls dining rooms 30 The meet perfect work
men 10 hang paper always on hama
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HAVANA ADVERTIsEmENT.

" ENTOsAs FURNITURE STORES, No. ~ 0BisPo
street, and rs Obrapio street, Dabans, tCuesg NJ
Feptosa hae constantly hand In the above Wen new
tcres lars and valuable assortment Of H9gsshoa Srn
and Upholstery Of The latest style, which be
~ per cent iesthsn any other In Habsna Pc
vns Habsna intending W Keep house srd nv vsn
select the II Ne kSovs NV
sles. on hire, 81 the moss reasonable
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Ocf g. Ciargs Of Perjury "A German, named Peter
zsker. vas arrested By Ofcer De Ang, les on warrant
chareing BIN With having committed psrjury In swear
ing that he was Eve years In this country and under
tweDty.on years Of sge When he arrived here
CAsfge 81 Re,eh.-Adam Fox a seaman on board tia
bark Stella vas arrested on charge Of revolt,
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TN RECORDER IN tbe rhhIFI
Or 6The minutes 81 the lst proceedings we're ress
spd approved. -.L-H
several petitions for tbe correction Of tan were re-
felred
corcxrpis nftf
scus hills were referred 10 The Committee County
Oficee amor act which for SO Oc3 70 from he
Coroner for one quarter ending September 80, 1901
The Beard sdjournsd 10 hopday next q tour e'eaoo&
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ExPREss AGENCIEs, sc.

GREGORY's CALIFORNIA PACKAGE AND PARCEL
" Express steamers fromeheus and Cherokee, on
Tuesday October Desrstch or the freight re-
turned subscribers will their next Express
above the h October int As BY our Express
Foods are almost invariably placed the Pscihc Cost in
advance those Of all other shippers BY this
line rely with certainty that their goods will 20 forward
without any detention the Isthmus Large p,ck,ges
should be dvereda eoe where they are covered BY
en- or before Monday with invoices Parcels re-
ceved the morning the day the STEAMER leaves and
letters until az =. N. No custom house charges made
All goods put perfectly waterproof or they VII
be shippers risk Passage tickets furnished on the
'00'' ''''"''' ~ VI" THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents. Pearl corner wall street.,
pKRToRD cos CALIFORNIA ExPREssLTMnh
ID only organised the Neasgus route va ~
carseus, Tuesday, October Tth BY steamer
We will send packages and mail bags, ~ he frome.
theusiir chsrse Of MI. W. H. Hsckett OF the nrn oi
Hacke sigsud Of San Juan Who have been
long San Juan and agents ana they WIZ
forvsrd goods without delay Packages not excs
1870 lbs be sent In before the 9Th inst
for all parts Nicaragua and Central America recsved WV
2oolock =. NJ. 0ct7 No. 2Vesey street. Astor house.
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NEWS BY TEL f G II AP III.


THE FAILUREs-THE MONEY MARKET.
BosroN, Oct. 9, 1851.
The firm of Dexter, Harrington Co., Wholesale gro
GERS failed this forenoon with liabilities amounting TO
about half million dollars Much Of their paper Is en-.
dorsed by firm in Salem.
p. r. southwick 4 Co., leather dealers; J. s. Gould
iron dealer; John Earle jr Co., tailors, and David
Prugee, Of Salem also announced as having failed
David Prugee has always been considered rich, but ne
had endorsed largely for Dexter, Harrington Co., and
Messrs. Seuthwick e. Co.
The money market is easier to-day, and stocks Of all
descriptions advanced notwithstanding the failures.
VIM. Moran and two others were drowned at Black
stone, Mass Friday evening. They in a chsiss
the railroad bridge, when by accident they sud-
denly fell distance of seventy into the water
and drowned.
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Nrw OsLsaSs Oct g. 1851
frost Il reported in Lower Mississippi on the Goth
ult., which npred the cotton crops considerably.
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VHB YURY.


CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. Li-PAClNG.-GREAT
~ match between Hudson Pet and Cayugs Maid-On
Thursday. Oct At o'clock Pm, match for $780,
mile heats M Bevins name, 70; Pet 70 wagon; Mr.
will leave Fulton ferry. brooklyn, from II until PM
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
Union COURSE. LONG IsLAND.-TROTTING-A
Of One Hundred Dollars. Mile heats Best three
in five. saddle Will como off Wednesday. Oct. 9Th,
At o'clock precisely T. Davis enters g. e. Stranger n.
Smith enters Captain Davej w: s. Reed enters b. g.
Dutch Charley; D. Pifer enters 81 Ralph Immediately
two we'll roadsssrs The Fulton Ferry stages will
leave Fulton Ferry from IL to o'clock and
JOHN I. sNEDIKER Proprietor.
Union COURSE, l.. I.-TROrTING.-A PURSE OF
$500 offered free for all trotting horses mile heats best
three in i've in harness. to of Monday October 18TH
Entries to close Tuesday Oct It'll o'clock M At
Mr. Madden S8 Chatham street. Three or more to make
JOHN I. sNEDIKER, Proprietor
Union COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-A PURSE OF
$780, offered free for all rotng horses two mile heats,
in harness; to of Wednesday, Oot r. Entries to
close Tuesday, Oct 7th at o'clock +. n. Three or
JOHN /. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.
DED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND5-PACING "A
N and stake of 500 will off Wednesday
the Sh instant at o'clock NJ mile heats best three In
Ave- to saddle Jonesenters gg Comet Brooks enters
b. h. John. Owner enters ToDmey Buck. Also,
day, mate for 500 will come of between G. Brooks h.
T.. LUrF, Proprietor.
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SPORTING.

A GREAT MATCH BOAT RACE, THIS DAY. TUES
"A day. October at o'clock NJ. from Castle Garden.
around Bedows Island and back hundred dollars
between the celebrated oarsmen Charles Thomas and
James Lee.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
vALnn m AUCYlOa.

a UcTIoN NoTIcE.--THos. BELL. AUcTToNEER-
70 SSsS william
liquor ard seess store, comprising choice Brandy Wines
ss,i:s =:
si'%. ss
All the issss .ussssras and pseFss
Ws.in ssS Place cay SIKH .ss w Vii
ss ssss'1 ssys % the s s n
and osRsr csresss ss sSss
Sof,s easy and paror Chairs marble ana
ssst ss ss;
'1f .ns sd.I snS Raia
Kitchen Furphs 60 Catalogues on the morning of SALE
R G; KEMP AUcTIoskER- AssIGNEsy SALE OF
Iy sns Frnr S hall % tie Chinese
BUILDING $50 Broadway between spros and Prince
rosewood and @.sosssy ospss urnisurs ii ~schi the
and .eiss sr been sss By Ss esy
owing 70 the present state Of Money .,kss has he'd 70
and s
large ,f'r q s.
e and octave o.er vau. lie articles in
%
ssD ss
short time The alone this suite Of paror fur
tho o: sni sss
wSrs s \, a'1 oG.
Of the hest reputation in this city, and fully warranted the
parscuisry verify of the attention Of
whole will be sold without reserve for cash. Catalogues
o. sale of valuable household Forniture Pi.nofors &C.
ira srSwp viii s At saS,op BY order Of .a. sdmip:
9Th q. o'clock At No. Warren street tnesr Brosdway
sas' ss5s'i's
. sss r.nass s. % .a saS sT
Sles India China dinner and tea sets hal, OIL Cloth,
ssad spring and i h.it aastrssss leather Beds painted
an elegant rosewood Psnoiorss by one Of shs best
oily %saers so Glare: zine il GLASS qa,psi.y Of Coal
money Catalogues at toe store Of the auctiouesr
H. .. S
sE1s sss ao :Ss. q ssss. e.
n @ 18Th
Painting consigned drect From to be sod for account
i"a ps;s sent IN
equal not superior to apv IN Ss either ons
or private Eonnsisseurs and particularly the ladies' are
che Gallery.
HENRY H LEEDS. AUCTONEER. = SPLENDID
H Sale Of esbinss furptu,e eo@pri.i,s every article
Leeds Co viii sell :. ausiiSn on wedoesday s.h aud
valuable stock Of cap, furniture. manufactured ~ Jno
Cd s pp:nl F Of e.: n 5 ms
consisting Of rosewood, mahogany ebony black walnut
oak suits richly carved and covered 70 gobein tap stry
gold bIGcads satin amash broca,sls O,a.h, ,nd halt
cloth ee CAN'T enamed suits Of bedroom furniture also
superb SIDE ards Centre ,e
es-ie Chair, Of all binds Bedsteads ditto Upholstered
de gace WARDROBE Washstand D-esseg Bureaus
other splendid furniture the whole of which
rantod in and 20 he sold Wit
che proprietor Is about TO make change in bis
vangemns Puroh should not omit to attend this SALE
HARDwARE sALE;-JN0 ? VAN ANrwEsP VIII
sell this day, at No 10 Cedar street. IT'S package and
lots well assorted shelf Hardware and ams<ed Goods
worthy the attention OF the trade and eountry buyers For
particulars. see catalogues. which ready
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. o, 1851.
The reception Of Mr. Forrest is greater, il possible,
than at the Broadway The house is jammed and there
two thousand persons in the street unable gain ad
mttapce.
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From New Orleans.

ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA AT NEW ORLEANS, FROM
HAvANA-RELEAsE OF CAPT. ELLIS, ONE OF TIE
AMERICAN PRISONERS ETC.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. s. 1851
The steamship Georgia has arrived ut this port in forty
hours from Havana Her news which Is to the LIST
ips Of Importance further than the fact that Capt
Ellis Of Washington CITY, of the recent invaders,
has been pardoped and released from prison.
Forty of the Lopez prisoners had been sent to
Cadz by the brig Kpa Several still remain in the hos
pital some Of whom are in Almost pitifu condition.
The u &. steamer Saranac and ships Albany and De.
catur, at Havana.
The Georgia brings large number Of passengers and
the California mails of Sept. 9th
Candidates for Governor In Pennsyvania.
HoNEsDALE. Pa Oct g. 1851
The wings of this and adjoining places turned
day in grand procession, to welcome GovernorJ
He made long speech at aawey and has been speak
ing again in the court house here this evening His
ception has been enthusiastic.
Colonel Bgler is expected here to morrow when the
democrats intend making demonstration in favor of
their candidate.
free Soil Nominations In Massachusetts.
srRISGFIELD, Mass, Oct g. 1851
The free sellers of Hsmpden county have nominated
last years ticket for State Senator'S.
In Franklin county, Griswold coslitionist has been
unanimously nominated.
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MUSICAL,


Nj "A. DUBREUL HAVING RETURNED FROM EU-
l rfpec fully TO his friends and the
public that he will his occupation of giving
tween the Fifth and Sixth at the residence Of his
pupils.
EM. BRANDEIs, PROFESSOR OF PIANO AND SING.
II ing has removed to 359 Boweiy next door Fourth
street He continues TO teach the above branches in his
well kno and rapid methed his residence
in those Of the pupils Terms derate For particulars
sppiy from to o'clock, p. M.
THE PIANOFORTE-ALADY,A PUPIL OF MONS.
Tbaberg recently arrived from London. gives
the anoorte Having long studied under the above
quaed master she perfect her pupils in all
tyles Of music For address apply TO Messrs Dubois
warmer No 800 Broadway or by letter. addressed E. box
292 Pest Once
LADY. EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING, WISHES
"A to obtain pupils for the Piano Forte and singing
Satisfactory reference as to ability be given Pupils at
Tended their residence received athome Address
g. at Brat burns book store, corner Of Nassau aud
Fulton stl eets.
DIANos TUNED FOR sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS, BY
experienced hand at the business. Orders left,
sent through The poi addressed Piano Tuner at COrsons
Dysing Establishment 65 Bowery next door to Of
Fourth street. at Newark Jersey City, promptly
and efficiently performed.
NOR sALE--A FINE TONED PIANO. ROSEWOOD
eass Of modern style The Instrument has been but
little used and will be seld cheap for cash. Apply At l26
bow cry. at the desk.
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ron Sale ann TO Les

siaa. about two mii.s from GsorsssSye and three
18th e October shal sell en- the premises q la past four
enia .sous two niles fro% sad three from
WashnsOn ss,Ss Ia seses acre: 81 which
Der Itweil catered, having several peraetuai streams
Ss
ofs kinds q Garden vegetables and saee as usually
roads,
ine from the day Of sale deed given Of
A WIDOW LADY WISHES To exchanges SOME
"A ei, property rayins some $500 per .Snan clear STss
pboADwAY LEASE FOR SALE rue UsEx
sre,dway she ives, side. With or vi.hog. small. stock
ss corner IF rsn ss a'
l0A.x. and snd6PM
NoAL YARD FOR sALE-APPLY AT NO. 60 EIGHTH
nRuG STORE TOR SALE LOCATED IN PLsa-
sss SS%'s's goa S".as % .SS
in' snosss business .ss son
Apply the premises Of Fourth and Bank s.ree
noGs FOR sALE-FULL FLOODED sEwToUsD-
ind sns 81 ;ls,sS , Gs1a
lows Of the isrsess breed rAvn black Apply a. No.
the bandsomest ever offered for sale weight. tssnty
lOur pounds: color darn rnse Was srouss, on, from
tie owner has no use for Inquro No 90 Maiden
EoS sALLIuE sUsssRLBks OFFER, ms LAT. ,1s
TtS avsn1. Tor sale TIE lot in BY los feet
n fcS 's and ai four a
sg ,ssS =; pr
vi m I'm 5 prSaasas II ana az ss''
.aionssis stseh Of goods Par, Of TIE ss,ars. be-
long and part for sale The location one Of
a. pos3s as he has another busnes. which requires all
dis time. Address Hat store Herald othee
ToR sALE-THE ONE HALF lSrEREsT or AN
room the p. city Cash required 70 purchase
acss: MA s, Sss Rs,s 'Iss apply
INoR SALE A W Eli ESTABLISHED WINE ANDLI
sor store IN sr.sSs,y ssg doing sSSs and s,,as
ss,srms s pr.s.n, se1Ss To-, enter int.
~ hi,sd Mp. Apply at us Chambers street
EoR sAIE-A LEASE OF TBE STORE CORNER on
II Houston ard Brosd~av lease ave
expired f'f p''"'a''jjo JOIN sScE. rs c.rmiue street.
OFyIcEs TO LE1-,A vE.Y nEsIR,BLE FRONT
$40 Asc sne sfsee on the sesnd door in the Franklin
House corner SA va cDT fGs lane
STEAs PowtR-To LIT, sPAclou. FLOOR AND
- store with team power hayrg water closets aod Gre,
and Te Grand street, Rent low Apply 90 p OSBORNE.
IG mulberry street
ITO BE LET FuaNisHED-IRoM NOW Till FIRST
etory house " Jane street Eighth say all
but second story and in the thied story On
Che hrst parlors with marble mantel
and large closet nice bssemens kitchen With
Also three the third story water closet. cell
lar CrotOn water &c Apply ~ above from ten till dusk
rI,o Lgy-yN A PLEASANT BoUss IN BROADWAY,
II facing Rowling Green. two rooms, With pan Try
ana bathroom; no other hoaricr Only breakfast furn1
ed Address v. r., BOZ 9o5 post office
rI,o RENT--IN Brooklyn. ~ APPLIED FOR THIS
dsv The Desirable three story and bseement house No
mise, ms1 ts:s, q, NV oeioci A sadsP.
VIZ AIeBuhkIR AND yEwELLEa- STORE FOR
w sale-A cod opportunity fof n man with osh oap
cal 10 invest IN good sreaay est.bshed bust
opportunity offered that seldom 70 BE- me-
with, as the place hes COED run OF customer and hs
going into the manufacturing business foi nr
1her particulars. apply ~ slt Hudson corner OF canal
fStreet.
.
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DAGUERREAN PANORAMIC VIEWS or CALL
iorna ne ON exhibition At No. Si9 Broadway, over
hitehnrsts the above magnificent collection Of
pictures taken from nature by r. H. Vance Admission rs
cents season tickets, 80 cents.
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AMUSR UEHYD.


~ iorna, exhibition At No. $40 Broadway, over
y'S r. vance
cents season tickets, 80 cents.
ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.
MISS CATHERINE HAYES CONCERT IN BRotK-
yn on Wednesday evening 9Th October 81 Msntasas
Store No. 2l3 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
INsTRUOTION.
FRENCH AND SPANISH MISUNDERSTANDING
ossd and ScusSn viii begin % on Tuss
dsy th inst at and O'clock their winter sessions
above both for sdis: and and
funasaa the srs required
ITO SPANISH PA GENTS AND GUARDIANs.-A CA
thoc lady having uneer her charge two or three small
anxious to increase the number eight
Where
s sy n s Ss s
will be given and and none but the son, q
Office.
T AIDES TAUGHT TO CUT DRESSES IN A VERY
short tms dresses made to order Of the most fashions
Miller 81 Carmine street. near Bedford.
BOOKKEEPING. ARITHMETIC, &C.. TAUGHT IN
the nS snSTSSsh Sy
Broadway Each student receives separate attention and
Ter ns moderate.
DENHANsHIP Mr.. o. B. COL DsMITH RESPECT
fully announces to citizens aud strangers that his
TO TsrmsHin class s. ten lessons. or SO
ssrucson SIS Ro'%s as Broasssay ''A''' private
WANTED SITUATION AS TEACHER IN A
" school, or Goverpess in private family by lady
children would NOV object sntrs charge and
5, s 81 % g.
dressed to Teacher, at the office Of this paper.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, 1ge.

NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET.
IN Auction sale of horses carriages harness. &s &c
every Monday and Wednesday at IL o'clock Also, at pr
SALE number of pairs and single horses just arrive
from the northern part of the state.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.


M iss CATHERINE HAYES CONCERT IN BROt X
N1 Ign, Wednesday evening, 9Th October at Montague
Hail. Tickets can be procured at p X. WEIZkLS Mus,
Store, No. 23 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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BROADWAY LEAsG-TOR SALE TUE UNEX 'IReD
ID Of house and in the most central part Of
broadway, side with ithout nall stock
and fxtures Possession immediately. Apply At 50
A. NJ, and 4 nd Pm.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-08-23

ine'ilately 10 the fort, which the American,
at once uyA10atsd, And Jsns did indeed 90
dnHn ths aEsE In iha -h4isAli La ssAlel si.s Aad
intended 10 embark, bat not gIowing with Tie
and beauty, ~ was expected by her fond
bFo'lsr With the deepest grIeG he took
ohAsge Of her mutla,sd corse, which WA bu-
ried at tile same time and plaee wieh that Of
the lieutenant, on the wosi bank Of the Hnd.
son, near the mouth Of a small creek, about
three miles below Fort Edward.
Ma M'Neil lived many years, and was bar.
led In the shnll village ccmetory, very near
the ruins Of the fort Ia the summer OF 1890
the remains Of Jenny were taken uli and de-
posted in the ssme grave with her Ti,oy
we're iallsaed ~ 4 lgBs ~ r.,s.
and ,,,atucns,and tie IUneral ceremonies wrrc
eonductcd by the eloquent but unfortunate
Hooper Cummings, Of Albany, at that time q
brilliant light in the American pulpit, bat
destined like glowing meteor. 10 20 down
into darkness afrt Fiuuru. Aisfrs .sl,..-'s.
then young have vivid recollection Of the
pathetic discourse Of that gifted man, who on
that occcsiou "mAd, all Fort Edward weep,
a. he dclincatcd anew the sorrovful picture
ofthc inmolRtion oryourh and innocence up.
on the horrid altar OF war.
plain white marble slab, about thrccAcct
high,with the simple inscription Jane ucttc0
marks the spot of her inicrmunt. Not far
from the ramc spot /, an antique brown stone
shh'ercctcd TO the memory ol Duncan Camp.
who was morially wounded at Ticonlcroga in
7js Several others of tho same name lies
near, mombers Of tue family Of Donald Camp.
bell, brave Scotchmnn who was with Mont
gomcry nt the dormng Of Quebec ia 1913.
slt sa, Of oStaaglinar, length and bcnu', ,men-.
urug NIul and quarter. She wus then about
twenty years old, and very u, els grill not lovely
in beauty " mcc, according 90 tie cuinlnun stuui,
4m ui beauty, hut 30 lovely m di.po,tuu, rrrrc.
u in innucr., and ~ Intelligent In features, that
she wns the uNurite Of all who kncw her