Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-08-05

mod to the enjoyments which,
ol'' and thus heal one source OF
es, in a Commonwealth, which
ll0I hut one interest, that Of diffus-
i " where, the spirit OF social con-
,rnotion sat on six successive days,
laed on Saturday the 10Th ult:
rneu B0St. Dai. .4dU.
.,,rrs GENERAL HOSPITAL.
c .aos If this institution have pub
S!ee annual report, in conformity to
gu III giving an abstract of the ex-
vs., IA receipts for the year ending
y, ana Of the property of the Hosri-
l e.hs police regulations of the es-
y t appears that the whole
J NJ Free Patients discharged during
ding April /, 1928, was 2l8; lob
s an"rged we'll, IS much relieved, 30
n s ssnd 7 died. The average num-
eS' thew remained was about five
sn an half. The proportion of those
and NJ much relieved is greater than
Lar The whole receipts for the
gr Su to S14,473 GA; the expendi-
! so5 40 in which last sum is an
30 7O0efor a MLean Asylum build
Il hospital property amounts to
The accounts Of the MLean Asy-
= Insane at Charlestown. are made
el y l. /. 1923, by which it appears that
,d;tnre of that branch of the Hos
;tntion for the year was $lS,260 40.
'nber Of patients in the Asylum at
was 72-males Al, females %.
..e,ce of Lake Ontario is now two
Lar than it was at the time of the
i in the year 1919, and five feet
! lowest level of the lake at which
& about FIVE years ago. This must
Ned to the immense quantity of rain,
|t;ng snow near the sources of the
.ence. which has been falling in this
h country almost necessarily for the
months. The streams are at this
unusually high, and the swamps
hearty as much water as they gene
about the 1st of April.
ANA ELEcTIoN. The Levant, from
cans, which arrived in this port on
ay night, brought papers of that
lly IA, containing the result of the
h the city and vicinity. The Rep
hes, and half the Senators, Of Lou
chosen every two years, and the
.lr every four years, on the first
Of July. The choice of Governour
de absolutely by the people, but the
returned to the Legislature, and a
made by the members of the two
in convention, from the two can
who have the greatest number of
zen by the people. The GOVERNOR
ERIN, is Ineligible for. the next four
n the late election there were four
es, Messrs. Derbigny and Thomas,
Friendly to the National Admins
and Messrs. Marigny and Butler,
in favour of General Jackson.
esult, as far as reported in the pa
! received, is, for
7erbigny 2244
Harigny GAP
&itler 947
4 the last papers received by mail,
led that Gen. Thomas would receive
vote in some parts of the State. 1t
appear that he received any votes
y Of New Orleans.
btes in the Parish of Orleans were
&gny $50, Marigny 2sS !; Paquemines,
40, Marigny SO; St. Charles, Der
Marigny 8.
holce Of a Representative in Con-
perhaps more important, as having
direct bearing on the Presidential
In the Parish of Orleans the votes
Mr.. Edward Livingston, the present
WHO'S a friend of Gen. jackson, ISL,
Mr.. E. H. White, who is friendly to
nistration, 5s4. Paqaemines, Liv-
70, White 80; st. Charles, Livings-
hlte 80. In the District, as far as
were returned, Livingston 1889,
P90. 1t is stated that the majority
livingston will be 700. Mr.. Greeley
Brent, who are friendly to the adj
bon, are probably both reelected.
PIT is different from what has been
by the friends of Gen. jackson.
York Evening Post of Tuesday
a letter from Newt Orleans, written
before the election, which expresses
fhat the Jackson electors in Novem-
pave majority of 1900 or 1000 votes
ate; that the State Representatives
Orleans viii be in favour of Jack
least six out of seven of them; that
e Of Governour will be influenced
]. e. sn e, '-sisns, mo- ;Adicative of the
~ the electors on the Presidentiai
and adds that "Mr. Livingston's
Of success is very good" though
Ice from the State has affected his
IN the minds of a few individuals.
Bost. Dai. ADV.
morning of the Oath ult. between
OF twelve and one, the dwelling
1r David Fits, in Seekonk, Mass.
ny entered by an athletic man, a
ABOUT Is years of age, poorly clad
rs garb. The circumstances are
after hearing a noise and talk
IN tunes, with but short intervals,
arose from his bed, and, by the
ms OF the moon, discovered a man
Us yard, apparently much agitated,
nendlng no danger of an assault,