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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
TO THE EDITORS.
CAaBsIDeE, Md. Mag 81, 1880.
.Mesrs GALES e Ssotor:

GsHtlemen:-f regret 10 announce 10 you
the death, Of WILLIAM III Oh, ESQ
ofFairfax eoeaty, Virginia, who had just ar
rived here GA visit to his matrimonial con-
nections) tie died yesterday morning, at 8
o'clock, at the residence of the Hon. CHARLES
GoLDsBoRoUGH, his father in law, one mile
from this place, eli en- spploplectic attack,
which terminated his life IN two rsin1tes af-
tor the attack, lie had been little ndispo-
sad day or two before--bat not sosnuch so
as reproduce any slsrp--not SO as to confss
him to the house. Just before the attack. he
felt sick, and was ia the act Of receiving some
drink, when he fell back on the bed, TUNED
over, and expired.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

NiHlLI.s FOR RENT The subscriber
IVA viii rent. Tor the term Of three years
TO good tenant, bis .hER CHANT. Pills.
TER and say MILLS, situate on tasca-
rora Greek, sne and half miles from Mar
iinsburg; they are now 10 good repair, and
will be rented at fair price.
JOSIAH FLAGG.
MAY 81, fS30-tf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
HIGHEST Plies:

&C &C &c.
Tickets cA'y S4--Ilaiyes se-C Quarters 81
GIulaefs ter tIsk sets ~ SHARES ia tnx sLe .
lotteries. forwarded by nsiI fpos, paid J or by
private hand. will meet Witb the snosf presspa
attention. il Addressed
YATES K MINTYRE.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
HOTEL TO LET.

Il FEHO BE LEASED, for one OF
| fs.s.A II more years, large new
ll.li4&se House. lately erected, and will be
| 1850 completed ana rca0y Tor occupan.
cy by the first of January next
situate near West Boston Bridge, in Cam
bridgeport. 1t contains upwards Of 80 Rooms,
of different sizes, conforming to the wants of
such a House, besides four or FIVE Bathing
Rooms, where both fresh and salt water is car
ried in by aqueducts, with accommodations
for warm or cold baths-the best soft spring
water carried to various parts of the House in
pipes-largs Stables, and all necessary Out
Buildings, Yards, &c. The advantages of the
situation for business, and the accom- moda-
tions of the House, are rarely surpassed by any
establishment of the kind. And for a man
competent to superiniend and provide for such
HOUSE, few opportunities can be found, which
offer SO productive a reward for exertiOn.-
Terms will be made reasonable to a satisfactory
occupant.
Also, three handsome now SHOPS, adjoining
the above, and intended for English Goods,
Hard. Ware, Crockery, Shoe Store, or Cloth
ing Shop, all of which kinds of business are
wanted in the place, and will be found advan-
tageous situations
Inquire of SKINNER & HURD, Charles
town: or R. MAKEPEACE, near the premises.
Cambridge, Dec. Is. CIV
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
WIWTER GOODS.
SWAN & WILLIAMS

E-EAVE received general assortment Of
"a u New NGoods
Blue, Black. Olive. & Mix'd Broad Cloths,
Cassmeres-Angola Shirts,
Peiersham Coating, superior article for
Gentlemen's Top Goals,
Goats Hair Camblet,
Scotch, Tartan, and Camblet Plaids,
piece super Thibet Cloth,
French Merino do
English do. do.
Merno & Thibet Shaws, good assortment,
Raw Silk and Valencia do.
Fancy Handkfs and Scarfs,
Ladies' rib'd Worsted Hose,
KID and Beaver Gloves,
Bobnett and Thread Laces,
Elegant Black Lace Wells
II Ali viii be sold at lowest cash prices.
Worcester, Dec. %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
BLACKSTONE HOTEL.

BNHE subscriber tenders his thanks to his
IL friends and the public, for the very liberal
share of patronage they have afforded him since
he has kept Public House in Worcester, and
begs leave to solicit its continuance at the
same time giving assurances, that he can nosO
furnish better accommodations than he has ever
before been able to provide for them.
The Blackstone Hotel is situated in the most
central part of Worcester, at the corner of Main
and Thomas streets. A large Dining Hall, to-
gether with a number of Sleeping Rooms, ha We
recently been added to it; and the Buildings
and Yards have all undergone most thorough
repair, rendering them in the highest degree
pleasant and convenient With these addition
al conveniences, the subscriber can provide
for parties at very short notice entertain Trav-
eiers and Business Nor accommodate perma-
merit Boarders, and afford to Gentlemen and
Ladies' who may wish 10 spend a few days in
this delightful Village, every convenience that
can serve to render their stay comfortable and
agreeable. SAMUEL BANISTER.
Worcester, Nov "a If
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
Flour, Molasses, Sugar, SC.
DANIEL HAYWOOD

I'LL AS on hand his Winter Stock of W. /
IA n Goods, consisting, in part, of the follow.
ing:
100 bbls. Genesee Flour, Ely and other brands
80 half bbls. do. Ely brand,
10 bids. Trinidad Molasses,
10 do. N E. Rum,
80 bbls. Brown Sugars,
1000 feet by 81 by 9, s by 10, 9 by 10, 10 by
IA Baltimore Glass,
1000 lbs. Coffee, Porto Rico and Java,
1000 lbs. Teas, Old Hyson, Young Hyson, Hy-
son Skin, Pouchong, and Souchong,
1000 lbs. Live Geese and Sea Fowl Feathers,
1000 lbs Loafan Lump Sugar,
boxes White and Brown Havana Sugar,
1000 gals Summer and Winter Oil,
$50 bush. T. /. Salt,
500 do Cadiz do.
90 bags Fine do.
u All the above, with great variety of
other Goods, are offered for sale on terms as
good as the best. Dec Is
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
$50 REWARD.

GTOLEN from the wagon of the subscriber
y between Clappvie and Shrewsbury, on
the 18th instant, between 8 and ! o'clock, p.
M, bale of BROADCLOTH, of the following
description, (bale marked 27S):
Piece 1907, blue, Is yards,
1" 2033, III
1I48, black, l6t yards,
1865, olive, is
! 1850, l2
1862, Oxford mixed, 10 yards,
1851, l23 yards,
1865, +" 153 +"
Whoever will detect the thief, and return
the property stolen, shall receive the above re-
ward $25 will be paid for the return of the
property, and $25 for the detection of the
Thief ERASTUS SUMNER.
Worcester. Dec Is, 1890 81
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
Printed and Published by
=. III. COTTON & CO.
CONDITInNS az pI1nI1nAn1nn

CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATIONS
II frIcs, 10 single subscribers tcho recetue Their
Papers at the Office, or by Mail THO Dollars per
amin: TO those tchO receive them 6y Stage Ttco
Dollars and TtUenty flee Cents Ttoentv- fre Cents
toiH be deducted tohen the payment is made in ad-
eance.
u Advertisements, not exceeding t,oelue lines,
published three tceeks for One Dollar, and contin-
ued three ,ceeks longer for Fifty Cents. Larger
Advertisements, in the same PROPORTION.
NJ The Proprietors of this Paper ,ciH hold them
selves responsible for no error, in any Adrertise
snent, beyond the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
GOOD BARGAINS.

as&sSsss NoR SALE, 4s acres of Land :;
SEsSs a. being that part of the farm
|VEk lately owned by Col. Samuel Ward,
which lies south of the Patch road
so called, in Worcester. OF this
tract, about 20 acres are covered with heavy
growth of Wood of various kinds the residue
is Tiliage and Pasture Land The whole will
be sold together, or in parcels, as purchasers
may choose.
If the Wood Land should not be sold before
the 18th of November next, the Wood alone
will then be sold standing. In either case. a
liberal credit win be given for the aohoLe of the
purchase money if desired. Application may
be made to SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE, BEEJAMIx
BUTMAN, ARTEMAs WARD, or CHARLES ALLEN
all OF Worcester. IF Sent l
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
Po,Oer Loom iShuttIes.

TENH E subscriber informs manufacturers, that
IL he makes and keeps on hand, or will fur.
nish at short notice, Power Loom Shuttes, of
all kinds, and of superior quality both the
materials and workmanship shall render per-
feet satisfaction to those who may favor him
with their patronage. 07 Orders addressed
to the subscriber in Douglas, (Mass) will be
attended to and answered without DELAY.
June 80. If WARREN ALDRlCH.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
Operations on the Teeth.

nR. PARSONS, Surgeon Dentist, informs
EU the inhabitants of Worcester that he has
removed 10 No. l6 Winter-street, in Boston,
nearly opposite his late residence, where he at
tends to all Operations on the Teeth. Incor-
rupti5le Mineral or Porcelain Teeth of every
natural variety OF shade and form, and Artif.
cia! Animal Teeth prepared in peculiar and
improved manner by which their tendency to
decay while in the mouth is essentially lessened.
Boston Dec Is 6w5l
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
WHOLE NO. 3O1s.

:. GOLD MINES. The business Of Cola
digging becomes ten times more certs;r
this State, and we hazard nothing in saving
that from one to ttCo dollars per dan are
earned to the hand on an average; while
at others as high as five and sir dollars are
regularly earned per day to each hand. It
Is now only about twelve months since
Gold was first found in Georgia, since
which time we may calculate that one mill
lion OF dollars worth of Gold has been dug
in this State. Within the short space Of
nine months, two hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars worth of Gold was received in
the city of Augusta alone. 1t was estimated
that on one small branch in the Cherokee
nation, within the short period of two or
three months before the diggers were re-
moved by the United States troops, more
than two hundred thousand dollars worth of
Gold was dug from its bed. The richness
OF the Gold Mines in this region, beggars
descriptions, and our statements, although
we have made personal and careful ex-
animation of the Mines there, will scarcely
appear creditable, when we state, that large
nils, from one to two hundred feet in ele-
vation, are full of Gold, from their bases to
their submits to all appearance. To test
the thing, DIRT was taken from the highest
summit of hill, in several places, in pan
holding quart or two of dirt, and carried 10
brook aud washed; when the dirt was
poured or washed away by repeated appli-
cations of fresh water, from fifteen to TWEEN
ty paiticles of gold were fonnd at the bot
tom. The same experiment was repeated
at different places, on the declivity of the
same hill, with similar results. These hills
can all be pro6tably worked by the aid of
steam machinery. The beds of allthe riv-
ers and creeks in this region are full of
Gold. The extent of this valuable location
is not yet known, but spseads over an ex-
tent of country in the Cherokee nation. equal
to ten or fifteen counties. The Mines in
Hall, Habersham, and Carroll counties, are
not much inferior to those in the nation, and
a great many of them are worked with az.
tonlshing success and profit
Charleston Gazette.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
WOOLLEN FACTORY,
For Sale at .Auct;0,,

YENHE Woollen Factory built seven years
a since by J. & C. Cook, and recently own.
cd by Joshua Clapp, situated about four miles
west of the Court House in Northampton, Mass,
with all the Buildings, Machinery. and Appa-
ratus necessary to full and immediate opera.
ton; together with about 90 acres of valuable
Land adjoining, if not previously disposed of al
private sale, will be sold at Auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 9Th of January,
1881.
The Establishment consists Of Factory
Building, 40 by As feet, a stories high, Dive
Shop, Dry House, Wool Loft, Counting House,
Sheds, &c. &c, very large, convenient, and
we'll finished Boarding House, 8 stories high,
and Barn; all in good repair
A large proportion of the Machinery is al.
most new. and none of it more than Z years old
II consists, IN part, OF D DouuIe.nrnad OaruIng
Machines, ~ Broad Looms, Picker, l Billy
Jennies, Swift's Shearing Machines, 2 Gigs
2 Pulling Mills, 2 Presses, Brusher, sc. &c
The Water Privilege is unquestionably one
of the best of its size in New England. 1t is
unfailing, and safe, under all circumstances, re-
quiring no expense for Dams, and is Of suffi
Gent power for three times the work which the
present building allows.
This Factory has heretofore turned out ter
thousand yards of finished super6ne Broac
Cloth yearly.
| A liberal credit will be allowed for part O
the purchase money, if desired, upon good Sc
! curity.
| " For further particulars, inquire Of AsI
I ROBBINS on the premises, or the subscriber a
South Hadlcy Canal, (Mass)
WILLIAM BOWDOIN, Jr.
Dec 5w
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
NOTICE.

FENHE subscribers would inform the public
IL that they have taken the FURNACE for.
merly occupied by Sumner Smith, (near Elijah
Burbank's Paper Mills,) which they will keep
in constant blast, with a determination to give
satisfaction to Machinsts and all others who
may favor them with their custom.
Patterns may be had at the Furnace, or made
to order at short notice. Orders will receive
immediate attention, and may be left at tie
Store of Daniel Haywood
WINTER & WEBER.
Worcester, June 16 TIA
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
Dec. ls, 1880

WORCESTER, IS. Dec. l8, 1880.
A TTACHED on Fmcsno process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Yea.
due, on MONDAY, the Ia day Of January nert,
at IL o'clock, M, at Worthingtons Hotel in
Worcester, all the Right in Equity which
RICHARD MILLS had on the 22d day of
February last, to redeem the following describ.
ed Real Estate, viz that parcel Of Real Estate
situated at the corner Of Church and Mechanic
streets, wherein is Brick House, &c. Also,
another parcel of Real Estate situated on Sum
mer. street, whereon is Brick House, known as
the Sturtevant House, both in said Worcester.
81 CHA'S. A. HAMILTON, ID. Sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
fl Bargain for Farmers.

y "
n EINOR SALE, Farm in Wor.
~ IL cester, which, for excellence
i!lika of soil, and beauty and convenience
issbslsES of situation, is probably not sur
passed by any in this County ltw
lately owned and improved by Mr.. Paul Gates.
II is situated about one mile from the main
street, in Worcester, on the great County roads
leading from Worcester to Sutton, and from
Worcester to Grafton and very near the banks
of the Blackstone Canal 1t consists of about
100 acres of Land of which so acres are in a
high state of cultivation, suitably divided into
lots, well fenced and watered. About so acres
are Wood Land and Pasture, at convenient
distance from the Buildings, most of which may
DO easily converted into good Tillage Land
There is a comfortable Dwelling House, com.
manding an extensive view of Worcester Viii
lage, including its public buildings and the site
OF the Lunatic Hospital, soon TO be erected on
Summer street. There is Barn 80 feet bv
81, convenient Out Buildings. good Orchard
with small variety of Fruit Trees in bearing
This Farm appraised, three or four years
ago, by good judges, at $500. 1t is now of.
fered for much lower sum, because the pro-
prietor is not in situation TO occupy it, For
a gentleman, fond of agricultural pursuits and
yet attached TO the enjoyments and advantages
of social life, a more eligible situation could
hardly be selected.
Those disposed to purchase are invited to ex-
anime the Estate soon, and Judge for them
selves. An undisputed title Will be given. and
a long credit for the lohote of the purchase
money if desired. Application may be made
to SAMUEL NJ. BURNSIDE, at his Office
in Worcester.
Worcester, Aug. 25. tf34
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
FIN O,Uaer Wanted.

A FEW weeks since, a BOX was left by the
IA Lowell Stage at Stockwell's Hotel, di-
rected TO" Stephen Foster, Worcester" As it
was not called for, and no persen of that name
being known, the Box was opened and found TO
contain ''Scott's Family Bible" The owner is
requested to call, pay charges and take it away
Worcester Dec. %
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29

A drunken Scotchman, returning from fair,
fell asleep by the road side, where pig found
him and begsn licking his mouth. Sawney
roarcd out, "wha's kissin mo moo We see
what il is TO be weel likct among the lasses !"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29

A RARE SPECTACLE. The writer of the fol.
lowing, being an itinerant in Vermont, called
at an inn for some refreshmet. there saw a
child Of the age Of six weeks, and, in the same
room Its father and mother, its grandfather and
mother, its great grandfather and mother, and
its great great grandfather and mother:
Thepatriarch Of the family is John McDan-
iel, Esc., of Hydepark, who was the hrst settler
Of the Town and Of the county Of Orleans. After
the frtsts of eighty-two winters, his mental fac
ulties are but little impaired, his bodily health
and strength very tolerable, and he appears to
enjoy hfe better than most Of his age. His de-
scendtnts are one child, two grand children,
elevengreat grand children, and one ofthe fifth
generation. And what is more strange, there
has mol death happened in either Of the fami'
lies-Verm0nt WatshmaS.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29
A FARM FOR SALE.

- TENHE subscriber offers to sell or to
fTiM IL rent his HOUSE, on Green.st
4-A4A A. ID. FOSTER.
Worcester, Dec /. If
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Bestow thy youth so :hat thou mayest
have comfort to remember it, when it hath
forsaken thee and not sigh and grieve at the
account thereof. While thou art young
thou wilt think it will never have an end !:
but behold, the longest day hath its eve
ming, and that thou shalt enjoy it but once,
that il never returns again; use ittherefore
as the spring time which soon departeth,
and wherein thou oughtest to plant and sow
all provisions for long and happy life.
Sir Walter Raleigh to his Sen.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-12-29

ESTER, WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER %. 1890.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11
from the Daily Albany Argus
UNITED STATES RANK.

Structures upon The Report IF The Committee Of JVavs
ana Means, to the House of Representatives, on the
subject of renesing the Charfer.-No. /.
Nc subject IL more emine ny calculated at this time
to excite the attention Of every lover of his country
than the renewal of the Oh irter of the Bank of the
sii,uonaty and expedency of this measure, has en-
listed on both sides, the most distinguished talents and
The proouncest lie rnDg, Of which country can
boast, we have not till now had any document, placing
the subject in form suitable for Neutrality-suspicious.
The recen Report Of the Committee OF the House. (of
which MIR. MoDullie is Charman,) gives the areu-
mens by whic the friends of the Bank of The Uni ed
States would support the application be made
or renewal OF it, Cbafte-; and they cannot complain
il, in the Investigation OF the proprieiy oil that mea
cure MIR. McDufhe's arguments tfered 10, tle
only grounds on which that appca be justified
The probable conseque noes OF the decision OF this
question by Congress, whether for TIE renewal or
gand IT, arc oil anature too important, and The consde-
ratons the subject gives rise to- create interest
exciting, 10 remain unexpressed unhe ard.Whe
the Constitution shall he construed into grant Of un.
II is 10 be regarded creating that Government for
certain specied ohjsets aud granting it certain powers
to elect those objects, is question too to
be regarded without solemn consideration.
With these views, have perused the Report refer
red to- and have waited for reply TO the afgume il
contains. but as yet have seen none. Convinced OF
the allacy OF much Of the reasoniDg in this document
have thought 1t might be useful 10 my fellow citizens.
to pubcb that Conviction shh the reasons Tor it, IL the
design meets your appreciation, would ask Of you the
idvor oil publishing in your columns few numbers,
containing structures upon the Report, and invite to
their perusal every candid who loves his country,
reveres the Constitution, aud Is desirous Of defending
the one against innovation, and the other from serious
injury ky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11
FROM chill.

Baltimore, June by the brig George Gard.
rer, Capt Knight arrived this port yesterday from
Valparaiso, We learn that chill stll in vety gu.
'etled state, though Valparaiso quiet when the
q. q lett Gen. Ffeyer having lefi force al Vapa.
tai'o when he sailed on his expedition TO Coqunbo The
EHaDco party the day after took quiet The
George Gardner was detained at Vapsrlso FIVE days
IS the Governor on the 18Th Feb laid partial embsr.
all The shipping by order from ST. Jago 10 the
Collector, prohibiting him from clearing any vessel un
lees their consgnets would give bond the amount Of
5000 dollars that they would not touch at Coquimbo
The embargo laid TO give them opportunity 10 fl
out small brig called the Florida, go in pursuit of
Gen. Ffeyer and the day she sailed (he lsb the eu-
barge raised.
Gen Freyer, two days after leaving Valparaiso land.
ed with about 1900 at ToDgoza Bay, three Leagues
TO tie south Of Coqumbo, and commenced his march
for the town. aud the day. after slight skirmsb
took possession.
Friday however, he could not possess himself Of The
interior, for want OF cavalry, horses could be pro-
cured, ahd bis supply being cut off by his enemies he
Judd My evacuated the place, and re-embafked his
ftocps the I6bI was generally supposed TO be hi.
intention 10 TO valparaiso and make sudden
march ST. Jsgo, in the hope Of surprising it.-Tb,
opinion the confirmed, az the day after the
g. G.. arrived at Coquimbo, (2Ist) OF his transports
With one hundred men, was brought 10 there prize Il
the Florida.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11

climate can declare to be very heahy less hot than
perhaps Provence. II judg may be formed from the
uxuranee Of the vegetation, which ourhes on every
spot oil the soil There Is never eny raging fever al
Aigers, and the plague is only be found when i'm
ported from Egyp ten years have elapsed since is last
ppearance.'' THdWDshire Tefsoronb
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-06-11

The YETo.-We have this day pre- .ented to QUE
readers the message OF President Jackson giving big
objections 10 the bill entitled an act authorizing
subscription Of stock in the MaysviIle, Washington
Paris and Lexington Turnpike Road Company" This
bill passed the House Of Representative by vote Of
lO2 10 So, and the Senate by vote Of "a TO 49, OF
course, many Of the Presidents political and personal