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ANTI-RENT OUTRAGEs.-The DeLatcaYe Gazette
gives the following account OF outrsges perpetrated
by disguised Indians the peculiarly of hlch consists
in most of the recent volences committed by these
Indian ruans the fact that the process resisted had
nothing to do with the collection Of rents. On Friday
last, Deputy Sheriff A. Person, OF Mddletown, went
some eight ten miles to declaration not fnd.
ing the defendant, he returning home and had pro-
ceeded about three miles when he overaken by nine
men disguised as Indians, all armed who stopped him,
and demanded his papers, which he refused give up.
They then took off his hat but finding nothing in that,
from him. promising him tar and feathers he
on such business agan and let him 60 We also under
stand that Constable Edgeron, Of this villsgs
iestsd his business demanded by in di guse while
staying Friday night at a house in BovIna He re-
fused to tell his business and not farther molested
in nither case had the officers any business connected
with the rent matters.