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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

Strict Constrnetioa-W w fad in the Charles.
ton Coarier the following article:
about two hundred and thirty thousand
dollars worth Of Georgia gold, is said to have
been received in Augusta, within the last
mne months. Report says, MIR. Templcton
heid, Is coming and stamping, at his mint in
Evansville, (Ga.l not less than 500 of this
gold per day. Allowing his profits to be Z
per cent be is making about $4,000 per an
mum. This is better business than gold dig
ging."
According TO the Constitution of the Unit
ed States, Art. 3, Sec. s, Congress shall
have power to coin money, and regulate the
value thereof Sc; and by Art. I. Sect. 10,
1T Is declared that $40 State shall coin mo-
ney." But as the Constitution does not ex
press that Congress shall have the. sofa power
OF coming; and as States only, and not in
dividuals, are forbiddento coin, this Mr.. Reid,
who IS doubtless of the Virginia school of
stiict construction, and who is not a State,
hnds himself at liberty TO exercise this high
attribute of Sovereignty ~ Y. finer,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
IWE.NTYFIpE DOLL1RSREHARD
ANAWAY on Saturday morning. the

TWE.NTY FIFE COLLARS REW.ARD.
ANAWAY on Saturday morning, the
EG Ed inst. an apprentice to learn the Coo
pering business. q boy by the name Of ABsA-
LON HuGHss, aged about 10 years, 5 feet Q
or 10 inches high, slender made, has large
thick lips, has a remarkably down look, hca-
W eye bsows; had on and took away with
him. a new brown surtout coat, cloth waist
coat, ono pair OF cloth pantaieons and two
pair summer ditto. a news fur hat. new boots,
and variety Of clothing not recollscted. Ho
has made, understand, for Wilmington, in
the state OF Delaware. ] will give the above
reward for experimenting and securing said
apprentice 10 jail SO thai ! get him again, and
all reasonable expenses If brought homo. Al
persons are hereby cautioned against harbor-
ing or employing said boy
JESSE HORN.
Martlnsburg, Oct. 4. 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

1ae Maine ElsctioH-The f,Io,yins n,r
graphs from the HallowelI Advocate Iarnisl
Information which may be e~ntircly relied nm
on, concerning the late General Election n
the State OF M1iRs. Parties seem 10 he very
much divided ia that State. The late eIec.
uon is supposed to have been materially iaGu,
ehccd by the creation Of a host Of Marsbsls
assistants FOR taking the census. They seem
" rave taken ii to some purpose, there hay-
ias ncen no lever than fourteen fhsussad more
re'es taken at this election than AT the con.
tested election last year:
"Judgc SMITH is ne doubt elected Govnrn
or tor The ensuing year, by a small pa;or;ty
ms piurshty Is probably about 1000 over Mr..
idUNroN but there are several SCATTERING
votes. which viii reduce his majority to a We
~ iean o3e, considering that something Ike
stTtI h2asala votes have been thrown into
Inc State. A majority Of three or four hun
dred, out OF sixty thousand votes, is not. we
should think, much 10 Drag of: and il would
nave appeared quite as well in the Jackson
papers had they spared their Growing and
clustering for the present.
"jhe Senate Will stand eleven Jacksonians
TO nine Republicans. The political complex.
ION oil the House Of Representatives is a little
more doubtful; lni returns having not vet
been received The jackson party NAV have
a small majority in that branch. but we in
cine to tbiak that the parties will be pretty
nearly equal. But. however that NAV be The
Republicans will not disgrace themselves bv
any effort to ~dlsorganize and break up the
Government, as the jackson party last Win.
ter" -
Rhofe Island Election -The termination of
the recent State election must convince our
friends abroad that little Rhode Island is in
favor oil the "Star in the West Our politi.
cal foes know The fact, and wish 10 conceal
1t. But for the effect of the election abroad
we should not mention the result. We know.
every man conversant with Rhode Island 30
MUGS, knows, that the ireemeu of this State
are strong f,r Henry Clay In fact, between
Clay aud jackson, the friends OF the latter
would shrink from the ~coniest.
Ia addition to the Clay gain, demonstrat.
ed by The late election, we have gained sew
erat valuable and useful members; gentlemen
oil whom the ceantry's interest has reason to
be proud. In Westerley, in Smithteld, and
in johnston, the triumph has been great. The
new members elected by MIR. Claws friends,
are gentlemen Of whom the State may be
proud, we consider them great acquisitions
20 the Legislature Proc. Jour.
Te1nnoa! Election The election ia this
state, has terminated glorious for the cause
Oh hepnbiicanisna and Clay.
The lsilowlns Is the result Of the election
for Representatives.
For Henry Clay, 1877.
kan A,l.a,y H. %
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
TM9 GAZETTE.
msRriNsBuRG, oeronEn :, ls3o

The Eectisn.-The election for delegate.
TO The General Assembly and State Senator's
takes place in Virginia, ~throughos, all tbi.
month. In the adjoining county, Frederick
II was holden on Monday lsst-We have no,
heard the result For this county. on Mon.
DAY NEXT, and in Jefferson the Monday EaL.
loving. We give below a list. prepared with
care of the persons qualified to vote for
members of the Legislature.
]. lieusekcepers and Head, Of Eam;rs.
who have been such for a year. and Maid ths;,
last years taxes. W
:. Tenants whose leases worth % dal,rs
n year, were originally for 5 wears. and have
been 2 months recorded.
s. Owners of land worth 25 aollars-no
matter how small the quantity. If several
are joint owners, each share must be worth
90 dollars.
A. Beversloners and "Reminiscences to the
value of so dollars. This is while one ner-
son has bat a LIe estate in land: he to whom
1t belongs next, is a reyersioner or remain
dernan. The holder for life NAV also vote
D. All who could vote under the old Con-
s%titutisn. Bot all voters must be free White
male c.lizens;-not paupers, nor convicted of
any Inlalnous crime.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

ev-The Rcv. DE- M.yrs will preach in tho
frcsbFt ran church. ncSt Sabbath morning,
a, hall past 10 ocisok. ia the German. and
IA the afternoon in the English language.
MARRIED,
On Thursday last. MIR. Sa,Hucl Kennedy, TO
Miss Christina ". Rotinsoa, both OF this
county.
On.the same day. Mr.. .I5a Rcnsh, 10 Miss
Margaret .~Iasksoa. beth OF this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07
/ or LETTERS

LIST or LETTERS
Ef EmaiNIEe ia the Post office in Martins.
HG burg, Va. Oct. LIST. 1880, which If nos
taken out before the first Of January next,
will be sent 10 the General Post office ~
Dead Letters.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

BosrcS. agreeable 10 previous arrange
ments, was celebrated On Friday the I5th
ult. the two handreath Anniversary Of the
settlement Of the city Of Boston. The pro-
ceedisgs on The occasion serc fall cfistcrest.
Among TIE lacidsnis OF The day was the pre-
seniahon ola box Of apples plucked from a
tree planted ny one Of The FIRST settlers, in
loso-Sl. two hundred years ago
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

John Francis Knapp, was executed at Sa
lem. Mass for the murder Of Col. White
on the 2Sth ult.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

The voters or electoral body of France arc
said 10 CONSIST efS0 q individuals only, oHI
Of d population Of S0,Ooo,0oo
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

The Telegraph plumes itself upon the fac
that the Government never p~atronises an OF
position paper! Wonderful
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-10-07

peTnoa! Election The election ia this
state, has terminated glorious fer the cause
OF hepnbiicanisn and Clay.
The isiiowins Is the result Of the election
for Representatives.
For Henry Clay, 1877.
For Andrew jackson, IS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
Chickahominy Land for Sale

VIE subscriber IS empowered by decd of trus,
from Judge Hay and Others, of record ~ ~.
othce OF tho clerk OF Rcnrco county To sall aud Ia
now offers for sale, the estate called Ashiieid 60
tanning about hundred and thirty acres s;,,,.,,
on Ihckahominy, IN the county of Hcnrico shot,,
seven miles from the city of Richmond
The estate consists Of two PARCELS tho upnsr ,.n
hundred yards wide. The upper MARCEL con,.;r.
about $50, and the lower about 500 acres.
on the upper parcel there is an excellent h,,.k
dwelling house, &c by 80 feet haying six l.r.. "a
two small rooms, and four large closets The hon.
was built about the year 1914 and IS said fo h. =.
good as any in the county. The storeroom .,5
gardeners house are also Of brick The nj bor -.
SEES Kitchen, servants apartments stables and corr
house, &c are of wood. About one-tbird of az.
tract is, cs am told, what is called mud lana 40 -.
10 acres OF which cleared and in rne,dow yb,ch
may with little trouble, be kept rr;o,,sd
oh the lower tract, containing about 500 scrce
there are barns, aoles, &c but no DWELLING hon~s
but that intended for the 0vcrseer II has, 1o~,d
scite for dwelling house uear an excellent ssr;n.
and most abundant supply of fire wood There =
also an orchard it. 1t is represe pted that ~ tb
tract, between one and two hundred acres arr upna
iand that may be easily cleared and that are no,6
70 any land on ChickahomIny.
Inc district of Country in which these lands are ST.
ated' Is said to be very healthy, and entirely exemp,
from ague and fever.
oh having the purchase money, nnd the inteycA
thereof payable semI-annuay, satisfactorily secured
nocfai c-edlt will be given to the purchaser.
The parcels will be sold separately if the nurcb,
ser should so desire. ROBERT Stan Ar
ly 20--2aw8p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
~ urttOtI XaI91.
TRUSTEE'S SALE


Rf virtue OF q deed Of trus, from Lud~eil E..
100, bearing dete the LIST day Of May, in the yeeP
1873, and recorded in the county court q sr..s".
van,' shall, on Monday, the II.h day Of 6csoSrr
, before the front door Of the Eagle Hotel y H.
CITY OF Richmond, proceed to sell at public sues;o.
20 the hlghe. bidder Tract Of Land bing 10 u:
ae county OF containing four ihousaad
one hundred and forty moro or es. bejnr ..rt
., Inc tract Of land commonly designate m lie sid
Contain as tne mine tract The land repre.eness 70
,,es OF .h's one were, at former times, raised with
pron! 70 those engaged in the operation. and il
Is suPposca' tnnt the mnea might be now worked 20
, mTon pront the operations prudently ana iii
chaser will Sr put, Of this tits supposed The yur-
guaranty othe extent or fertility of the mincs yin b
made selling as trustee, shall convey 20 thu ,ur-
chaser, with special warrasty only though n = 10.
heved that the title is unquestiopabIe. -
Ibe terms of sale will be one third of the uu,.h.-
money. and the charges ofthe sale snd of The ersn.
non OF inc trust, to be paid in hand and the r.-e
Vi me purchase money, in three equal instalncuf..
payable respectively at one, two, and ,brre 49,.
from Inc day of sale and bearing ntercs, from thu,
day. and to he secured by deed of trust ON the l.d
aug 5-2nwtds ROBERT S,T n n U
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
MARINE NJE WIS.
PORT OF RICHHOND

ARRIVED
ochr Philadelphia, Powers, from New York. with
Kiidoe, and ii Nash ''o
SAILED,
Schr Chariot Smith, for New York, with coal.
SiooP Philadelphia, Wells, for Bridretown. with
NEW YORK, August 7.--Crd, schr New York.
Ackev, Richmond ~ A0'"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
SULPHUR SPRING FOR SALE

SULPHUR SPRING FOR SALE.
AM desirous TO sell 800 acres of Land. ON the
u Little Cali Pasture River, in the county of An
susa' ABOUT ~ CT 10 miles from Stanton: about 100
acres are flat level including ten aces of me,a,
aud the residue upland "
s, ~ Thus tract includes a valuable SULPHUR
Sa. Inv W. commonly called MCrae's Spring, which
considerable success, by the citizens Of this ..a.sr
~ AS the new turnpike road from Stanton to the
arm Springs viii pass through this place, nea the
spng' IL VIII make one OF Tho most valuable tavern
stands west Of the Blue Ridge - - =,
or terms or other information, apply 10 william,
Clarke, Esq of Stanton, or to the subscribe So
Joining the PremIses-If by mail, the postage .arss
be paid. WILLIS N.KEs0D
Augusta, July Q, 1880. s. 90
N. B;-Iherc arc some small buildings now on
the land, and a new brick house will DE erected i, ;
lew weeks. After the 10th of mex, month. tho srb
ssrieer VIII DC prepared to ACCOMMODATE visitors At
tne spring The cabins at the SPRING will De rented
out usual -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
Rtrb11uottO eEatto.


eO- correspondent of he Enquirer from West.
tnoeand essaying to deprccatc the character of the
tate popular meeting in that county in favor of Clay
oi'er stating Its numbers at about So says yet il ia
'rumpeted as Indicative of the public sentiment in
ei's sectlon. Bv whom has il been trumpeted1
ny nome The statement is gratutous The fact
Vi the meeting has been stated and its proceedings
p"ohehed-buf nowhere,-and presume we see
more papers than the correspondent--has cit been
trumpeted as indicative of public sentiment in that
section."
"JcrIy" determining to aid and assist his cores.
pondent IN the congenal task of Misrepresentation
endeaVors to nuse prejudice into the public mind.
oy an "insinuation," that consequence was claimed
Tor the meeting, from the circumstance of the Chair
man and Secretary being relatives of Gen Wash
inaton. He says: but the National Journal would
almost have us believe from its editorial puff. thu,
Inc meeting really contained all the blood of all the
towards certainly, two gentlemen. relations of
Gen. Washington" This mans want of candor and
harness. Is despicable-is contemplate The .n-
snnation U.s. that the Journal, and his logic would
conclude, the "coalition"-meant to insis, upon the
Heenngs beng entitled TO peculiar weight, because
some OF the relations of Gen Washington participat
Cd IN IT. and is his pretended persuasion he expects
ms readers to apply in confederation of the precious
attempt making by Duff to prove Mr. Clay an Arts
tocrat! Henry Clay an Aristocrut, Good) Now.
If he '0iH fib, why not do like man--boldy opeu-
ly, honestty, like Duff, Amos and the Lieutenant
Why flo in the spirit, and shield himself behind
form of words' Duffs mode is a thousand times the
fairest and most respectable. Neither the Journal
nor any other paper, nor we dare say any human be-
ing has dreamed of claiming weight or consequence
to the Westmoreland meeting from the cause men.
TONED Such an intention is, did it exist calculated
aus'ly and properly to naict prejudice-and Jerrv
knowing his, imputes it accordingly, upon his own
authority. 1t truly COMFORTS with this alledped pre
tension that this meeting of 1.-The Hovards" should
assume as an argument in favor of Mr. Clay that he
was "Plebeian in origin"-a self.raised and self.
made mani We say it is likely story!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
DE " T "a e

nR. c MUNROE res,dept DE s-J-;c-, -a.u.,..
Inliy informs The ci'iaenr If Richmond m,-
chester and their vienites thar he viii yansis A.,
! HoMf during the Smnsr months He Will inss,t
,'on one 10 whole SET Of natural artificial or yoRcr
LAIN teeth; also clean aiup ssDarala ,nJ 1890 :
wen as correct irrecuiurites ofthe teeth HIsprces
are very moderaie and Y his services when renaarea
made " ~-o' re VIA %
DR. VI may b. consulted al all bour, ba,,.,oou o
IN IN, morning and in the evening at his residence
Church. ''esOytef!sh
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

a" Tho Va Q'auquicr) Gazette, Of tho 7th,
Jackson paper, observes:
The opposition candidate is q formidable one az
az times, snd appears recently 10 have been checred
py some who have heretofore basn lo0nd m opposi,
sea TO hlui. Should Con Jackson .ctl.c, % ~ cot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

D The New York Sentinel, che oroan Of tho
wright Skidmore, and AgrarjDn division of the
Working Men-that is to say of those followers of
the philosopher of Paralellograms," Robert Owen.
VINO have borrowed the coat of the Working Men to
hide their Interior views disclams deduction oftbs
paper, that the Working Men rejected Jackson. and
would support Clay candidate of their own" and
IN Its simperng affected style of moderation. seems
to wonder that such conclusion should be drawn
against the evidence afforded by It's columns. I, SO
happens, that the Erening Journal is view ed rs the
true organ of the true Working Men, and no, the
Sentinel--and the victory in the 5rh Ward aud manv
other circumstances. establish its claim to the dis.
tinction.
The Sentinel itself sustains our conclusion in mart.
ION the contrary (says the Sentinel it is their mi
versal opinion (the Working Mcn's,) that ttcy ,ril
hare Candidate Of their o,cn." So thew willard
that Candidate will be Henry Cay--tho signs pro.
clam t-.thc true leaders OF the party arc tina, vav
and Clay is already the candidate OF the bretbren
OF the Working Men, in the West Between Claw
and the Working Men. there is on invncible svmna.
my which makes their support OF him inevitable =
Inc enemies the Working Mems party-the Re-
gency and its satelhtes--Vgn Buren, and his tools
Their s!anderers and calumniators are the sapderers
and ca'umniators Of Henry C2ny. Interest. synno.
thy, community of purpose, and of enemies. all con-
cur TO grappie together the cause of the WORKING
Men and OF Hcnty Clay-and "to that complexion :
the Working Men Will surely "come at last"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
"A Ihomes Dueing, decd, will please present them
on OF OsI9re 'ne let day OF October next az on tat
day shall close roy administration, and IN consrnD;
tywith the will of my testator have his Isto slaves
Iell'Ved out OF tins Sate--and hereby give notice
i@! al CLAIMS presented after tho Ist OF October
VII be declared fom any parrcpaiion 10 the aasctc
80. OLIVER LADD. Exon Fl
chaEss CITY County, l4lh J1ly, lsso--ls'gs. O =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

Wy we stated yesterday, on presumption tina t
Jno. Y. Mason Esq of Southampton, was a candidat
fer the Senate in that District. We since under
stand that we were mistaken. and that Mr. Mason,
Is candidate for Congress, Mr.. Trezvant declining
a 70 election Arthur Smith Esqspf Isle of Wight,
is spoken of as a candidate for the Senate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
From fhe Eno,,;re, ~ u.,,,,.,,,,,.

- FTom NC Enqiarer q yesierddy.
"No an officer has been removed in tho ci,v IF
Richmond. The three federal officers have been
eontlhueo though they were certainly unfriendly to
the election of Gen Jackson"
Whist was the reason, jerry Yell us the ree.on.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

believed there IS any man in tn. United State, who
would succeed against Henry Cry.
"A correspondent Of the N. Y Journal of Com.
merce, who Is reported to be ana admins, raion nan
nus already published his estimate of the nrobahIa
state OF the poll in i837his calculations can 40 mo
harm or good he sets down for Gen. Jackson. inc
North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia, Alabsm,
ni'sslssIpp and Tennessee, TO- willis, he alIots IN
Mr. Clay, the votes of Maine Massachusetts Rb,do
.iand' Connecticut. Vermont, New Jersey Delaware.
MaIyIend' LOUISIANA, Kentucky, oh,o. Missuor, HI
nols' and Indiana, making I4G We have NO co..
Gense before us to support this calculation bur
Oh hir Gays friends it be less favorable
they calculate the result tn be- They state tho
@nite population Of the U. States to be as 10 A in
iaVor OF the American policy, which Gen Jsekson's
vetocs arc IN opposition to- and that presyn,inr most
OF those who support the doctrine will look ,o nr;,
cpies and not men, it is fair infer the msiori,y y;
&c. DC greater than that SET down On the ether hand
the Trends Of the challenge tho not
OF any material falling of from those who rave Con
the last election " NS'e" o.
:, where has beenu meeting of Mr. Clays friends
IN Westmorelsnd county, and they have Nominated
nm for the Presidency. In Virginia no has, nav
personal friends, who admire his talents. and not;
"ithstamdiDg the charges udustriously circulated
s"e time since To hs prejudice believe him 10 bn
jealous patriot, devoted to the prosperity and rlorv
OF his country"
The hberalty of the Gazette is as rare a. coo.
mendab!e. Our contemporary will sc,Id him cor Tho
irankness and If any little pap is goipg-any Pos,
othce' Navy Commissioner, or Land o flee udver-
''emcnt-he need not expec, spoonful As to the
proof which the friends Of the Administration re-
guife-we must be content al present with off ring
the case OF Acknowledgement Members of Con.
gress' Legislature all for Clay-in a month or So
after farther tests have been applied we will cit
kentucky and Oaio, Us evidence of farther falling
GIN November, the Van Burentes will be routed
In Ne" YORK, after which there Will be a peperaI
rush to get into the Clay ranks Yerv possibly.
there will be farther exhibition of consistency in
certain quarter--a gradual cessation of aims. &C
Clay an occasional quotation in his favor vdanco
OF success mutiP'es, finally another course" con.
te''ed INTO Patriot, Sage, and Father of his
Country. Nous Verrcns.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
REMOVAL.

ALL NELSON has removed for few weeks.
Il ito have his house rrpsired,) to the store next
u MessIs. John Van-Lew u Co., a few doors belo,
Messrs' w o. Kyle & Co. where he win sell OFF
HIS counting room will be kept at his former store.
aug u r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

Tickets So, Halves so, Quarters IS cts.
For sale in variety of numbers az p CHUBR,s
ever fortunate office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11
UNION HOTEL

'ENHE subscribers having taken that large and
commodious Tavern, the UNION HOTEL. IN
this city, respectfully solicit ihare of the public pa
tronage. They pledge themselves that the most un
reunited attention stall be paid to give general salts
faction to those who may favor them with their com
pany They have provided themselves with attentive
Bar keepers md good Servants, Their table will be
constantly supplied with the best the market affords
and the Bar with the most choice liquors, &c.
The Stables will be kept furnished with oil kinds of
Provender and the most experienced Ostlers
WIN. Fl. SHIELDS
aug i-eo6t JOHN ARNJSTEAD
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-11

Drawing Of the Maine State Lottery. No 90:
50 ~ 80 10 50 - 20 DO
Cal aud renew your small prizes. npr IL
The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-11-20
DIED.

In this town, Oh the 9Th inst. Mrs. Ann
Coffin, aged about 46.
In Bristol, on Sunday last, after . very
lingering illness, Mr. Thomas Falss, a
ged 78. 49, ~ - y
: In Bristol, on the iethT inst Daniel
Hazard, person ofcolor, aged 80 years.
Through life he sustained the character Of
an industrious citizen, and died in fill as
surance Of a blessed hereafter. - Com.
in Taunton, on Tuesday morning Mrs.
Eloisa Watson, wife Of Jacob Chopin,
Esq. and daughter Of the late Rev. Mr..
Watson, of Darlington.
In Sharon, Mass. onthe 3ist ul sud-
denly, Mrs. Johnson, wife Of Mr.. Ellis
johnson, aged SO. -