A HUNTING MATCH.
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a- On Thursday and Friday of last week, several ot the practiced sportsmen cf our village made a trial oftheir skill in gunning. Two of them hav- ing selected their men. to the number of ten on a side. early on the morning of the first of the above mentioned days. the whole started off in various directions in pursuit of game. On counting the gsme taken at the close of the second day, that be-

 longing to one of the parties was found to number one thousand and sixtyseven; and that of the oth- CT. five hundred and sixty-eight-making in all, sirtee. hundred aud torty-sir: consisting oi squirrls. rabbits. minks. one fox. ducks. herons, &c. On Friday evening. the sie'ors and eanqssish- ed sat down to sumptuous entertainment. served up. at the expense of the latter, by mine host o

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