Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-21

cPAry-A gentleman whs came passenger
IN The ship Manchester, arrived at Phlladcl-
phaa from Cadsz states tha, the people were in
insurrechon in Gallicia. in the north Of Spain
and hat the black nag had been hoisied
tncre. This news was published in the Ca
diz papers previous TO the Manchestcr's sail
Inc
The Manchester brought no papers. Eve
~ thias was Tranquil IN the south of Spain.
Macon, (Geo) Oct. q
We are informed hy a gentleman from,
the Geld Regisa efCarroll, that the rrpecia.
uons OF the di@gers in some parts are realz
ed aud their lao8uls amply compensated. On
three lots, they average from ten To twenty
dollars aday to tho hand. On many others.
u amounts from three 10 six. When the
laeors Of these gold hunters become suili-
cientiy systematic, and the regions of the
mines ascertaincd, SO that no labor Is thrown
away, we believe it viii become a lucrative
business TO the proprietors.
The intrudcrs in the Cherokee Nation who
were searching for gold have all been driv-
en- OIL, their houses and goods DESTROYED,
ana gold taken from them. There are now
SIX hundred troops in the vicinity. who will
prevent ali depredations. These mines arc
sald to be richer than any other, and the
gold found in larger pieces.
Inc horse thieves, or Poaeg GLIB, in Car
roll, lately became SO bold as to arm them
selves with rifles. 20 rescue ono Of their
friends who had been arrested for his ms
demeanors, and threatened the lives OF those
concerned in it. A company Of militia were
called out, who pursued and arrested four
OF them. -
MARRIED.
On Thurs lay last, Mr.. John Poue 10 Miss
Mary ID daughter of MIR. William Cunning
ham, all of this county.
On the same day, Mr.. James ~. FinLu, OF
Circlcrillc, Ohio, to Miss Elisabeth MARY.
daughter of Mr.. William Long. OF this city.
On Sunday last. MIR. Henry Hctfcn,tine. sr.
of this place, To Mrs. elisabeth Poisal, OF
thus county.
From the first named bride, we acknow
ledge The receipt Of a most excellent Mound.
cake, for which we return our sincere thanks.
aud wishing her all the health. happiness aud
prosperity imaginable. al have our kind
regard1
DIED,
At the residence of VIM. Long. ESQ. on
Friday the 18th inst. Miss ANN ID. BayARLY,
daughter Of Robert 2 Bry arly. Esq Of this
county. TINS interesting female had left her
home, full Of youthful affection, 10 attend the
nuptiais of an intims te friend, when she was
called in the spriBg time Of youth and almost
IN the hour OF fcsiiyity, 10 exchange the hri-
dial garments for the robes of Immortality -
Without a murmur she bore her short but Sc
we're suffering, tenderl, sol,ciious To alleviate
the trouble of the kind friends who were en-
deas oting TO tighten her pains. To a ~culliva-
ted Mind she added that candid simplicity Of
truth, which engaged the love and esteem OF
all who knew her. The giidy mazcs Of the
world had no charms for her, the family and
social circle was her delighted bome.-here
she poured forth the erich and deep aftec-
tionss Of her oul,n- here was displayed
that sisterly affection, which has existence
only IN a heart Of innocence and purity. Her
retiring modesty loved to contemplate in the
beauties OF nature, the image of that God, by
whose prccepts her conduct was guided. Tn
visited by the storms Of sorrow, she was sen
sibly alive 10 the woes of others. The couch
of sickness has been soltened by her atten-
ton, and her sympathy has lessened the
pains of disease. Friendship will long mourn
her loss, and her fondnessi for her parents
will never be forgotten. Though the gloomy
tomb has closed upon her. who was ence
fair and levely, there is a consolation in the
reflection. that the pleasures of smiling
youth have been exchanged tor more bliss
ful Joys. and that her pure spirit IS praising
the God she worshiyped. Nj.
On Thursday last, JAMES, infant son Of
Baker Tapscott, Esq Of Shephcrdstown.