Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-07-01

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Their details of information from '' y
brought by the last arrival. 1t anna
three vessels, the Randolph, the 6oa'
the Nautilus, with 293 passengers n y
arrived at Liberia in safety; the twa y y
some time previous to the Sd of May
date Of the dispatches. The emip,ss..l
South Carolina had enjoyed uniye,a.'
perfect health. Those who cana ~
states north Of Virginia had however, I
ed severely, and "a of them had died y
a line" says Mr.. Ashmun, +" due 49,
west across the Elk Ridge in MaryI,s,
not death has invaded the people. g.
south of it." A new settlement at n.y.
of navigation on the st. Paul's bas
formed, in a fine and fertile countrv
lay as sort of barrier between the XII
the coast and those of the interior, ANIL
was therefore obtained on easy te,a]
large log factory has been erected \
range of 80 or 40 houses, and the seMj
has been named Millsburg. Mr., Nj
thinks, "that for at least two years +
a much more discriminating sele~l
settlers must be made than ever bass
even in the first and second expejt;,l
the Elizabeth and Nautilus in lS9OaIj
or that the prosperity of the COLONY,
evitably and rapidly decline" All
ofthat time he observes, " a HEALTHY,
ton of idle and working people wilitI
there; and the free coloured popuhs
the United States may then be taken
as they are found there, the workings
idle, as they are now naturally dSsI
through the American States-anb
charater for the stake, under goodm
ment, they will not be felt as aim
~ Y EveningI
| NEw-HAMpsHIRE STATE Prison
receipts of the New-Hampshire ula
the last year, exceeded the disbury
by the sum of $145 60. The amount
in the year was little more than
of which $9351 were from the stop
So, 452 from the smiths shop, and s.;
the tailor's shop. The amount of i
above the ordinary expenses of the \
GLIDING the increased value of stock
and extraordinary repairs and imprcs
is estimated to be $2,779.
FIRST FRUITs OF THE Season
Rev. Mr.. Chapen, of South Boston
voured us with a fine sample of pota
this years growth, which are ofag
and have the appearance of being b
quite ripe.
Mr.. N. Adams, of Charlestown,
sented us with a parcel of straw
which may be ranked among the moi
a fruitful soil and season; affordl
fragrant evidence of careful, iudicn
scientific horticulture. They are Of
riety called the Hautbois Strawbem
| fine favour, and on an average, Eta
short fthree inches in circumferens
| NJ E. En
TnE SnazoOr. From all quarters
States we receive the glad tidings
abundance in possession and and inu|
The hay harvest has commenced
quantity of grass, great beyond al
ENTHUSIASTICALLY surprising vi
been gathered in those years VIII
product has been most exubersn
respect to grain, fruit, roots, garden
bles, &c. we can only say that appa
are promising F; and we have reasa
that the progress and termination oil
son will be in happy accordance
commencement. Some partial evil
as ravages of canker worms, blight
trees, superintendent moisture in lu
&c. are much more than counterbala
the general plenty which pervads
part of the UEion.-Ib.
NEw-HAMPsH1RE. The Gene!
Of New-Hampshire, after short
triotic session, has adjourned to
November next. The new Elect
provides for the choice of Electm
first Monday of November: and
cancies in the list shall be supp
the people at large, instead of b
fined, as heretofore, to the highs
for candidates.
EXETER BANK. AS yet no
has been made of the daring I'd
this bank and all the circumsl
tending the act prove that D
thieves of no ordinary stamp. 4
probably travelled south, are pur
will no doubt be apprehended.- 1s
WARREN BR1DGE. The appj
the Supreme Court for an IMP
restrain further proceedings in
ing of this bridge has been defeH
9Th August next, to give the ca
time to appoint an Agent, andu
for the argument.-Cent. *
FIRES. Three houses, belong
Claypoole of N. Y. were desH
Thursday last. The steam-boa
was burnt at Turkey Island, on
sennight. Insured for $4,000.