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Hunt after Deer.-A publican named Hunt, of Philipsburgh. Warren CO.,, N. J. publishes the annexed in Trenton paper:

 Some weeks since a certain William Deere of the State of New-York took his bed aud board at my house, for the purpose of lecturing on the science of Astronomy.

 He posted up his cards, and took in con- siderable quantity of cash and took in me by running up bill and leaving me to get the amount from the man in the moon, or some cratic wanderer among the heavenly bodies, that he reflected from his magic lantern during his lectures. This nimble footed Deere stole away from the country between two days on last week, pursued