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WILLIAMsrowN, Mass, Jan. 20, 1S4
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....~... WHLIAMsrowN, Mass, Jan. 20, lS45.


Am Eiopement-I Immense Excitement.
JAS. GORDON BENNETT, .EsQ.:-- ...l .-..a...a


The peace and tranquility of this pleasant little
village of the mountains were much disturbed and
interrupted by the sudden disappearance Of fair
and interesting young lady of this place and no.
torious young rouE of the city of New York, the
son OF an eminent member of the bar. +.


He arrived here on Saturday morning, and on
Sunday, ss'~


"At the cooling hour" . ! r.
he left, with the object of his souls idola-
try, for parts unknown. (They were seen in
Troy on Monday morning.) Every one is astound-
ed. The young lady has been reported for the last
two years to be engaged to a Custom House officer
OF your city. An repoir. l..