Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-09-09

sisuaIioh Deing perceived I
ed her within three quarts sst
they were taken on board
and attention was shown :.
Caboone and his officers y y
bound by his orders to ren,!
light until IL o'clock, affa asll
came up to the city. # I w., y
they were taken on board 10y
the violent gust of wind !!
must have upset the boats W
dental circumstance was
gers of the George Cannin',
on board of the Sun as b,S
The boats would hold no N.Y.
they must inevitably haye I
pilot boat boarded the cutt.e
Suns passengers were tab.
gone round the wreck tn w.
could be saved. A few mis h
the wreck was seen to sinh
ly.
AS Mr.. Martin Laza,u,
township, Lehigh county, N n
ed in hauling manure, in a ri.
on, a bee happened to LIGHT \
horse, whilst passing the pa,'
stung him. This started nots')
but also frightened the otbs
and in endeavouring to stopG n,
came in contact with the aa,,'
it away, and upset a whole ros
enraged bees all fell upon h
men, and stung two of the h,
and very much injured the nj
Mr.. Lazarus, his son, and SEM
We understand that last i
Wesley Jones, while on his \
Pine log, was bitten by ran
died the same day. He II
blacksmith shop-while then
him, and he was obliged to II
casioned his early death. A,
a house very near, he was
speedy remedy. A ChetoEes
when he was unable to 90 A.
the poison had made rapid Il,
died soon after, while his frie5ij
procure medicine and assistsnn|
was a white man, with CAL,
Cha
There is a report that the
rokee Delegation, in enterr
treaty at Washington, acted 4
wishes and instructions of them
and that they have made then
to severe punishment. Promo
which have transpired since h
the Delegation from Washing
been some what inclined
though we should like to hea, !
subject before we give full N
all things, we should hate to N
er Creek tragedy acted over-l
The WORCESTER Coal MINI
rations in the Worcester CodN
ly worked by Mr.. Elliot, hae
menced on a scale SO extensV
cuted with an industry 50 buI
direction of Col. Binney, aswI
locality one of the most inter;
in the Commonwealth. Al
commenced at the foot of the n
onward THROUGH aa~lL - IL,
come a grand canal for the tran
the mineral from the interior to
on the waters drained from
About twenty feet below the 50
declivity of the hill, at the poinf
the former excavation was can
an opening like a door way adj
tiers into a gallery or shaft, abb
in width and height, and nown
five in length, descending with
the strata. The workmen are
piercing the rock and opening
into the hill. The substance 1
conveyed to the entrance by Ii
ing on miniature railways u
plane. The mineral obtain
very much the coal from Newp
to improve in quality as the sh
Roads are constructing whic
the approach easy, and canals
to communicate with the neigl
BLACKSTONE CANAL. The
sion of dry and intensely hot
favourable for the completion
the Canal. The work has bee
the incessant floods of rain pc
valley of the Blackstone DUR
and summer months. The gr
has filled the intervals since
skies and burning sun of autr
ceeded to the showering
locks are now completed from
Providence-the gates having
all, and the water admitted fol
al, of them. The excavation
ly completed, there are stones
from the bottom, and some ca
be thrown out-but the cont
tions which have been entert
whole line will be completed
Cattle Show, are approachin
Peach Pies. The seas
having arrived, we again pull
for the best fruit pie that can
Place your paste in a dee
other pies, then, having wipe
with a cloth, put them in ach'