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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

Rogers and H,lrrisoa,
.Ia0. md Nm. GiiiiaSf.
Scuti, brine s. Co.
IHos. .1dkins,
JRo. Stc1cdrt,
Kerr, Cestis s. CO.
Grny qNvI PqnE9y,
Geo. l.. S'mpsoV,
a. Pefiicoivs and CO.
y. Iiarr & Son,
Jpjiiio,as s Cri.g1p,
i. ~. Emfrer,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

t& a. WARWICK have for ,alc
~ White NnPt Coonsglcci blur mixed and white pl.
Rose point and duihi ankcts-rnh sr-scv. and
hid' dIb aud iniss Cloths and Cass,;,crrs-biacI and
pri'si AM German Oznaburss-rc, white Flannel
IN iae M boxes d " rolg,it Nails-Bra.:ers Conner
ioio ioer and Brown Siot pint and u,,art b5,,ics
Bottles f' i-' ' " ~ ~
London particular Madeira Wine of s.ipcrcr n,al;v
for '" IN bottcs-t.nzlsh Patcn; Shot
Crates of k,arilenwa are assorted
Liverpool filed sacks of Salt. Or,Ic,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

n MON IfOTEL.-NiHS. MARIN IiOITAN TNN takce
is method to inonn her friends the pbc that the
onion iotei will bo kept under her nianazenz She h,
engaged competent barkeepers superineud the bar and
tables attentive and experienced osers to attend the abo
anu PROMISES Tor herself that pans expcnce shall he
waning W render this establishment acceptable TO its onner
os Gio IN every eect worthy public patronage ms
any similar establishment tho United i.,a,cs ~
Mrs h. therefore, s,cts tho continuance OF tho
ana era support with which this establishment has
ocn avoare and INDUCES the hope that her friends aud ac
"nlnncc Us wei as its ionnef Patrons viii her with
Ger I %.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

EW GOODS AND NEW FASSIIONS-TE0
MAS ROWLAND, Mons Mercer and 7aor grateful f,-
Pase iSors respectfully informs his friends and the bc IN
mat he has received his Fall Goods consisting of ve
nu general assortment of CLOTES CASSIyfFRIS
IL liS'S which no viii make up TO order at the shorte
nos,ec and on tho lowest possible terms
~ H. On hand, n assortment of TRIMMINGS o. -
up such cloths may be sent 10 him Oc, 10 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

RW f1fn1, suit Of handsome Rooms over our tgce
uy are caiaeous and airy, with yard and all rc7,r,r
ohce.. POSSESSION can be had immediately
FAMILY FLOUR.-For sale a fresh hatch NJ r,,;,
ral satisfaction. ~ uHxSII sI y GENE
Oct g ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

be, -, "a IS.-An elegant OF ChTisFy's
lie Subscribers 4 % S s,le ,e salc U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

4 ENJOY Ai.-tiiiANNi son & -BRJTfiEISS. bsy,
ienoved ieir Shoe Store from the door below
oiIec 10 the corner of Main Sueet I4h lcad,q
cayos bn'se-te store formerly occupied by WIN Ncale
-; o. al Known 10y The mare of Neale's corner where they
invite me attention NJ their CUSTOMERS public o examine
.S,r .,o:k OF superior made BOOTS Shoes of their own,
nc quality IS hardly equalled by any in the
mon every pi:c Of which is warranted They are
NO. 70 Se uncS IN equal quq'y rheir assortment vc
10y every arrival fresh supplies; together viii, new fashions
soon as they aresnade. -
iry have ureived H' pair Of ladies' smr<ican kid
Prs very neat article, together witk sealskin morocco
@ a'ns walking and d Shoes anu misses morocco boots
au noA WIN thick soas oiso g'lemen boots with square
toes very superior Or, ,, ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

IN me .'"fok every Mensy morning at o'cloos ,,
@ asase NoIioA every 1- day morning at o'cIosk r7
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

& WAS. HOLT, JR. 81 co. have ,,-c,ys,I ,lei-- en-,
-; assortment Of GLfSS, CHINA .4N EgRTTJEN
containing every sa-iaiy in their line viz richly s
iehen ana fnglish and common China Tea Sets; bue n3e
eaeied edged and cream colou.ed Ware; rich CIT GROUND
ac PLAIN and moulded Glass, ofeycry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ey .cspecuiiy solicit country and toxin dcser IN cali ,5
eune and as their terms reasonable tbev la,,cr -
them. - - S4 NV ''NAee 20 zeal with
Ihey have scol assortment of Apo,iscar:cs, Wz-o md
aso OF Stone Ware Flower lo;s, &c from ic Ino.t aI
manufactures - ~ S ny e. nPhIved
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18
Z iCHMOND . HtITIMC,IiIs Il.i--. -.

90 :. JAMES FERGUSON. >Assr-.
~ 80 No. 80, BoSiy's wharf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

ffLEGAST GOODS.-I have received by tlo T,;t =,
FL other late arrivals, - "
Back and coioured !almyrine Cor ladies' iressrs
i,aiian neits assorted, black Italian lustrnss
BACK and colouEed Gros de Marbles %
Ech boisbnet lace dresses wells preferences e,,,.s an ~
thread md boblIinet iaces and edgngs .
e'hnreidcred aud PLAIN six and worscd Hosiery
,SiPeriie printed camhricks aud y'rcnch uinal,ar,s
vnriety OF other staple ad fancy goods which will
sold At the Lowest prices for cash. ~
Oct IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

ness geas wal 2o carry what tesht cy can ,,;bor,
49, ue passengers III their large new b,,,e oy
10y ~ Inc sPris wieh are calculated iebt as eel NJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

LFci'c and .Si~cr,
p1niei Uny7cici',
Joo. JAMS,
I'm. Barrett,
Chs. Ellis,
n. W. .NoHjRg,
y. &. Broadcr,
I'm. Kerr,
JWtchison s. Kerr.
~. L.. Fights Son
sunni. s. Saunders
nov t5-wtfc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18

ne above arrangement viii insure 10 travellers
.'otu or SOUTH no DELAY disappointment PASSAGE AL y
an oissass &c a. he RS OF the owner or oy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
~ MAMIII1S


The violence Of your wrath against the judges OF
,he GeneIal Court, exceeds the bounds Of due
moderation. That the failure to hold court at the
late term in June, was an unfortunate event. is
not to be denied; and that due portion Of censurc
should fall those who have no reasonable excuse
Tor Withholding their attendance, is the award Of
Justice. But, the injury arising from this failure
IS not great, as TO authorize any to put into
motion all the angry elements which you dis
posed to stir up; nor to justify such vehement de
nunciaons, as you have hurled at the heads OF the
judges.
You tell them, that =" they may reside on their
estates in easy indoence and ride on their circuits
Tor heath and recreation" You represent that their
public lives are almost marked with utter use
lessncss, and dedicated TO Incidence" This IS very
different representation from what believe to he
consistent with the fact. Whether you mean TO ex-
n'ou this charge against those only who iailed tO
send the last General court, or against the whole
toody en- n0sse, know not; but the charge cSnnot
Oe suhstaniisted on either supposiIon These judges
"Ie 10 The habit every year, OF trying and deciding
thousands Of causes. The state is divided into 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
STORM BLOWN OVER

IL gives pleasure lay before our readers the
following calm and moderate Editorial Remarks
from the Telescope" OF the eth ult published AZ
Columbia, the Seat OF Govt OF 5. C.-from the To-
cation, general tone AMI acknowledged character
OF That paper, consider t,v following arcle AZ
speaking the sentiments of the Governor his inn
mediate friends and the leading politicians OF South
Carolina. tptreat the attention OF the Editors
OF the two Officials, and all the Presses which, have
been - affiliated" with them in the goody Office of
getting up a panic Though the country about re-
sistdnce TO the laws, anda Southern Hartford Con-
vention, and rebelliop and civil and blood and
disunion.-Ihe following expose which bears the
stamp OF one as If " speaking by authority is cal
culatcd-to remove all these terrors.
From the Columbia TeiescODe.1
"tt has been conceded on dll hands that The
Southern States have remedy TO cOunteract the
effects OF this pernicious and destructive imposition
NON CONSUMPTION Is the only efIectual and
constitutional manner in which this can be accom-.
lished; aud we would again recommend to our fell
low citizens strict adherence 10 The advice of our
fellow townsfnan, the venerable TiIos TAYLOR
THE Governors iather] (of revolutionary memory
to raise our own mules, horses, and hogs" Nv
which means, you will operate eliectually M.
on your western enemies who fastened this obnox-
ious law upon you, than all the lengthy and VIC
| lent speeches which may be made at Barbecucs
and Public Dinners, can effect We are some what
! surprised TO find men among us who are Willing
To countcnance and advocate this system OF taxa
ton. - . hope there but few who are of ;his
cast. But when we look around and find Editors OF
| public presses in our own State, enlisted in the
cause, TO promote destruction we can but view
their conduct In hostility 10 our own feelings and
to the interests Of the whole southern people "
are IN favor Of temperate and independent oppo-
ston We are by no means willing that the e,nissa.
ries OF Great Britain should creep in among us
and laugh 10 uieis sleeve at oqs simpiciy, and go-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08


The Anniversary ofAnercan independence wa
yesterday celebrated at the Union in the county o
Caroline, by arespectablc party of gentlemen an,
ladies', where the following Toass were drunk
send them 10 you for publication you think pro
per,uot 80 much account OF their intrinsic iInpor
lance, but "a Illustrative Of our opinions of men
and our sentiments on certain points Of political po-
Icy
/. The 4th Of Jaly l716 The birthday of 4
merican Freedom May The principles of tiat clio
rious era be celebrated with enthusiastic deyo oi
by every advocate Of civil liberty, on each succe
ing Anniversary OF that evcnllul Jubilee
2. The United States Of America: The So
reign Independence OF each tho most salu
counterpoise to rover.
2. The Tariff We acknowledge is neces.,
for purposes Of revenuc--We abhor the princ
which makes At the partial parent Of poriio
her children 70 Tue ruin and impoverishmcnt Of
rest
! 4. The memory Of George Washington POI.
ltary Chieitan, whose heroic exploits establish
the glory Of our country; whose wisdom as
Statesman, and virtue rs a Man, have ;astly cXci
ted ne Arbitration O.. 'lo vo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
Communicated.

n,,rr,,n, communicated.
MahNiEp al HeaTerhi, th. residence OF capt ODE 7
u e,im the county O Es-sN, TUESDAY, IN. ~ H.,
blythe Rev Pi'P Mo"sgue, 1ii" T. Barnes E,q Aito,rr
eldest daughter of capt. Hale. ~ : -
pED IN h. e',y o" Th1.'dsy even,rg,h. INST. aft,
prouacted iIne II sVeiRi week, lNys Inn UIear..
Lyons widow ot John L> r. late Of 'ey III the cur
81 Hanover the writer vi thu. aware 81 III. ut,Iv AZ
obituary n'uce' ont IT only )ustos t. The memory OF M
LYONS 10 say t"si she Po.,';e nnd and TIA, IN
various and important reiss,ru- IT we, mother
rend. she had few II an, suHsrio,s '''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
THE ith of JULY.

The day was ushered in by gun a. day-break,
and national salute at sun rise.
At y O'Clock the Directors, Superintendent
Teachers and Pupils Of the Sabbath Schools con-
Bected with the Methodist, Presbyterian and Bap.
list Churches of this City and Manchester collected
on the Capitol Square, and attended by the Offici.
a,ing and other Clergy, the Members of the Exec
uuvc Council, the judiciary including the Mayor
and Members of the Hastings Court, the Presi-
dent and Members of the Common Hall, and Gill
Zens, formed heightened Procession, TO the spa
cious and beautiful Trinity Church, recently 6
rectcd by the Mehodists at the intersection of f.
Street and Locust Alley. The number of the
Sabbath School children present was about $50
The args Church crowded with spectators
The services began with the Anthem, "a o come
let us sing unto the Lord'' by select Choir
Next, Hymn read by the Rev. John Kerr G;
the Baptist Church, and sung by the Choir and
children only.-The Rev. s. Taylor (of the Pres
byterian Church,) then addressed the Throne of
Gracc-and then the Anthem of &" Strike the GYM
bal."-The Rev. Mr.. j. Armstrong lot the Presby
terrain church, delivered appropriate and clo-
quent Address--on the benefits OF Sabbath
Schools, with the hapPicst illusions ~ the day.
The Address was followed by prayer from the
i Rev. Philip Courtney Of the Methodist Church.
and Hymn 80 For the Fourth Of July" read by
Dir. Courtney, and sung by the whole Assembly.
| The Rev. j. b. Taylor pronounced the Benedic.
ton; and the services closed with "Mirarn's Song
from the Select Choir. We believe there was not
| an individual in this large assemblage, who was
not improved and delighted by the interesting
scene
! The Volunteer Corps Of the city formed between
III and IL o'clock, near the Capitol Square, and al
IL bred the National Salute. The Light infantry
Blues commanded by Captain Johnston dined a
Buchanan's Spring with their guests--and Captiiu
ltutherloord's Artillery Company at Clarke
Spring with their guests few Select parc,
iined in The vicinity OF the town. but there was NO
general dinner for the great Of the citizens
The day was closed, usual, with salute from
the Artillery.
foasts drank by the Richmond Light Infantry
| Blues, at Bucbdnan's Spring, on the 18th July
/ JS2S-thc former members of the Company be
! ing guests
/. Columbia's Birth Dsy-Its glories will con
unue 50 To flourish and grow green IN history ant
song" cheers.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

NENAtLL he Sold by order the Executive NJ Public Aur
w 'on 0" Thursday, the l7th day 81 July next az tl
Armwy IA ihn Gy, sesebl Tor. Of Scrap Barr lion az,
Steel, brass aud Cs, Ion Salt KiUes Cast Lon Ko.,
elu5kd aud fnol Batel lock b Mounsl for Mn,s,is
bicksmhhs Tools aud BeilCSss's, 30 Gun Cafiage wheel
well uousd sod GOOD order -Auey uarpes9 Cartrd
Box aud Sword Del with many other acei; all Of who
can be seen, al eby tune before the day OF sale
To the Superintendent. Teru, 'sip-to commrsce Al
O'clock. BERNARD PEyrON, Aiiat,ut {, eu.tsl
ddj utant Generals Office,
Richmond, JIIetj 20
~ AZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

i52 vuue OF Deed Of Tut execuied 10 the
We 'o purposes therein mentioned by Henry Wnniocke
oea ing dale the 2!s day Of Sept 1885, duly recodsa
10 the CLERKS Office OF Powhaan eouny, or o, Of us viii
eSPo,eto sale TO the highest bidder or cash nt
ecu 'h"u'e on The Sd Wednesday Sept next bene Pow
hasn court day. The Ferry serO James Rivta iF.ot
me county Of Powhafan also ir land in the town
I,Ie'on' known IN the Ian hereof, blythe No I7 Asfms
BY tue deed Of trust AFORESAID. "
lQAN~ W. RaHEF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
w RANE.F }
-HR. HLGH,

NJ no passed from Norfolk I" P.tesburg on ooh +
w April, aud Esd the Driver $40 tsfy him from Cah
Point to Petersburg, nskny sbiav the fact. r
the case aud forward the TO the Poet Master at Suv
t"nnhcseVs sbiil have bs uaey refunded, he wishes IL
lulv p. 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

The Baltimore Patriot Of the 9Th gives lo,
and splendid account OF the Procession of the Iii
The frs, carriage contained Mr.. Carroll and Gen
Smitii-the two next, MIR. Stevenson (of this ci,,
Speaker of tho House OF Representatives. NJ.
! Edward Coles, SC. sJc--We shall publish an e.
coant OF this Procession, and Proceedings Oh III
memorable day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
JVJTE-41

'ENHE subssfhs now prepared to contract Tor WHEAT
Z Tor which ne wll give the market price, ~ cash ",
h e. 10 Ohsn Few early Crops James Rive
| Glow tide water, would be preferred.
BERNARD PEYroN
June a. ft-AsIswtcf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
E.aSI'ER.V' DISTRCII' OF YIHCI-yE3I-


~ u II REMEMBERED. That the 9Th day of Oct il,
re Tue 5it year of the uf the UuueJ STAT.
Vt JAMES WARE at IN. ssi1 disrci, hsti, Dc.
pou :" t "n' the eo Of book, The right mLei. Of be
claims IS anthoTi ~ the words follow n., t. wit:
Abe Pocket FarTie Gsutien,ils Ciuil. IN IN,
age III OF nfsr under
OF the symptoms aening the dGs .rt dIo,dr,, AMI d.
SHORTEST pisines aud most humans methods Of euos
TtetvHs Tor judging uf the HOSES see and
Saon' On me bleeding, raising, aud framing Of colts,
that's 20 PuT haser-, and Stion. for using
morse journey, with useful Dudes Tor iding with ,as,
aceuins' Te', aud '"ee,n 4, perform nece.sar;
h'ee'P1 Tor Geidng, on new and improved plan. and
LOT securing horses iron the danger. arising from Bots.
siuheheoh &C. to which added, TIE buise
IL ON nat ~ The Academy Of Serene at Paris,
, by JAuie'Ware, of Amhsr5t county Va.
/ No." 80 S" - 49,
In conformity 10 the act Of the Congress Of the nted
d'es, emitted an act, for the eDeUnrag Of nng
by securing The COPE, maps. charts and The auh
aud P5cyreOrs Of such copies, during tb.
"'hsd' RICHARD JEFFRIES,
. CLERK cf ths EGstsrn Uistrict of pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
CAsH FOK M HENII-.

tRHE Sube ibe bav'ng rented John X CampbtIrs Mil.
~ tOmmtn'y known the Buck Island Afi.) IN a..
UNITY Atem1re sused on the RYAN Il yer. q mi,es
bove The Union Miih inf the Farmers Of Alb, marie an
he adjoining counties that from the July he will be
psreo To- puehuss wheat, Oh liberal tetm sny oths
miller 10 he county Tie hopes by attention aud punciuslr
% ms lnfi 10 meta share OF the public patronage.
GEO. ID FISHER
~ Communication, directed TO Eyeuu.gdle, Albeusl..
.unty
1nne % ts-wfw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08
Bai'k Of YUginia, f,
IN yulD 1888

Hs'IiE President and Duaoters have t,s uay d.e,, ,d
Dividend OF pes cent ON the Cas,tol ate
'"t ,o.n nus" w. cambridge Cash.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

farmers Batls IF VUgiItid
VIE. Pft.,d'ni q Directors have tear Dividend Of
Il ana hall esu the Csp,tsi K, for The La,
In".', which viii be paid 10 the Stockholders o the is m,
:o WM NEKERviS, Cash
~ H-At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

aNAf rVW by Crops If good Whsai and take then, fs-s
1N s isndin-s 81 Javs5 Rivsrsslo park,t rst,
ROGGRS 8 HaRRiSOE.
a-9 1b-ll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

SIGNS, Seat meeting of 20 militia compa-
nies in Mercer county, Kentucky, a vote was 81.
Gently ,aken-ior jackson A73, Adams ga rife
company in Monroe, in Ohio, gave j. 60, a. q
letter from Shelbyvie in Indiana, states that ]
wiilreceive the vote OF that state, by majority
Of thousands
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

Toasts drank by tie Richmond Fayeite Artillery
and Their guests, on the 9TH instant, at Clark.
Spring.
T.. INC Day; Let the recolecsous which il
1wakens, allay the excitement, and smooth tl,e
Peritics OF party strile.-One gun Hail Colun,-
bia.
2. The memory Of Washington One gun
| ~ shington's Dirgc
.. The memory Of Thomas Jefferson; Tine vii
enhance The lustrc Of his character and the splen
dor Of his lame.--Cne gun--llagscillcs hymn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-08

Column 1 third way from the topstrike out the
unto ths betwee the words yield and ruth"
seit 10 Ms vy Column 3D. 81 lines from the top, after the
word Adsn insert, and the fact OF the bargain,
The term, the efstsnJins" with ,Ok, viii
leave nothing doubt, relation the bargain uDde
.tsndng" with Clay and Scott, ard the pledge TO Webster
tonhed IN the nianu,etptl Next line, fcf beso hon
orsble aud yenoned" read reverend aud hon abe few
lines lower down. for ieen, lesntes. few oeS
lower down, fcr construction" read eon.raeticn few
lines lower down, after the "The whole Fetpe OF
great nation" Iude ed would afford sub Of CuriouS
i,lecp 10 the mplstivr to behold The cdeysn
Clerical NJ M Everett mfs jealousy boxing thu
whole political compass, rnJ solemny ldge hmse to he
uue BY turns every sign the pclnIea fsc OBJ the
uoPe nf Cancer IL Capricorn. aud from Cspuouo Cancer
accidentally omitted the uspuscfp Near thr bottom for
assuming" read --as,Uoed Two lines lower down, Tor
"I5meHt1blen, read horrible.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-13
MARRIED.


In Worcester, Henry Parker, of NIillbury, to Ma
tilda Perry
In Brantrce George Merriam, of Brookfeld,
to Abigail Little, of New-Braintree Augustus
Makepeace, of Brookfcld, to Nancy NJ. Gleason, of
New-Braintree Charles Wetherbee, of Brookfeld,
to Abigail ii. Bartlett, of New-Braintree James
Joslyn to Francis Pierce, both of New Braintres
In Boston, Henry Dwight, of Springfield to Lucy,
Ann Bradford.
In Watertown, Henry Tolman, of Boston, to Mrs.
Deborah Cobb
In Groton, Dr. Joseph Reynolds, of Concord, NH.
to Lucy, daughter of the Hon. James Prescott.
In plymouth, Robert Davis to Fanny Eddy. Ed
ward Cotton to Susan Augusta Watson
In Ipswich, William r, Cnnant TO Martha Potter.
to Olive Dodge.
In Newbury, George Ruff to Abagaif Merrill. Ma
thaniel Green to Mary Ann Merrill
In Edgartown, John S. Potter, of Newport, to Olive
s. Fisher
In Dover, N. H. John II. White to Rcbecca e
W. PIERCE.
In Amherst, N. H. Isaac spalding, Of Nashua vii
lage, to Lucy Kendall
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-05-13
DIED,


In Lunenburg, April Gath, Samuel Billings, aged
~. % Printers in Vermont are requested to in
sert this Death
In Sudbury, on the Goth ult., Dea Peter Haynes,
aged co. VI Printers in Rutland, (Vt) are request
ed to insert this Death
In Boston, Sarah H. wife of James H. Dix Wi
dow Joanna Fovell, aged 3d. Sarah Blanchard, SO.
Thomas X. Williams, SO. Frederick ~ Hard As
John Brazer, aged rs. Col. BENZ. Hayden, aged &C.
Ills death was occasioned by the accident at the
Methodist Meeting house, both his legs being broken
by the fall.
In Charlestown, Hannah Noble.
In Dorchester, Jason Kelton, aged 49,
In Cambridge, Judith Coman Lee, aged o.
In Newton, Nancy Foster, aged 60.
In Salem. Christopher Osgood, aged so. Catha-
rine Kimball, 49, Stephen Alling, revolutionary
officer, 76.
Dodge, GO.
In Gloucester, Benjamin Elwe, aged 80.
In South Sctuate, Isaac Beal, late of bingham,
aged "a.
In Conway, Mrs. Dickinson, wife of James Dick
nson, aged 81. They had lived together in the mar
rage state about 10 years
In Hawley, Asa Thayer, revolutionary pensioner-
in Deerfeld, Hannah Jenness, widow of the late
Hon. Richard J. aged 49,
At Deer Isle, Me- Mr.. George Cross, aged CT, a
revolutionary pensioner jeremiah Storer, aged 10.
lie was the person who conveyed Gen. Wadsworth
and Col. Butler across the Penobscot river at the
tine tey maze their escape from the British at Cas-
tine in the revolutionary war.
In New-l1aven, Jonathan A. Demng, of Colches-
ter, member Of the Freshman Glass of Yale Col
lege, aged Is years and months.
In Washington, Hon. Thomas Tudor Tucker,
Treasurer of the United States, aged "a.
In Norwich, (Eng9 March 18th, Sir J. E. Smith,
the distinguished naturalist.
In Richmond, Va. Mr.. julius B. cambridge, for
merly cashier of the United States Bank, at Rich
mond, in the 57th year of his age. His body was
found at the bottom of deep ravine, near the Sy-
nagogue, and Coroner's Inquest Immediately held
on it. 1t appeared that the deceased had lost his
life by accidental fall from narrow path leadino
along the prccipce, by which one of his collar bones
was broken, and his head severely confused.
TUscUMBIA, (ALA.) MARCH 10. On Monday
morning last, Mr. Charles B. Lane. overseer for Dr.
Mitchell of this vicinity, attempted to chastse one
OF the negro men for disobcdicnce to him. The fell
low resisted, and severe combat ensued between
them-Lane, not yet recovered from fit Of sikness,
and finding his strength giving way, made power
fui effort to extrcate himself from the grasp of his
adversary, in the hope that he would desist In this
however he was mistaken The negro closed with
him again, checked, and endeavoured to gouge him.
Finding that he was getting the advantage of him,
and not knowing to what length he would press it,
Lane drew knife from his pocket and stabbed hi m
in the left breast. This decided the contest The
negro broke his hold, ran off about two hundred
yards and fell dead