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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-18
AUCTION.

N0 WK7ILL be sold at Public Auc.
fess2A wv tion, on MONDAY, the Hh Of
lEssM May merit, at 2 o'cl,:k, small
1sa-Ssksszs- TENEMENT, consisting Of one.
story House, Shed, and Barn, with about 2 acres
of choice Land, situated in the centre of Tenn
pleton, where there is permanent High School
of the first standing, and it is one of the pleas.
ATTEST Villages in the north part Of the County
of Worcester. Payment made easy.
ISAAC BASSETT, Jr.
Teupleton Anril a.
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Window Glass g. Hard Ware.
LORING & KUPFER.


IN No. 10 Merchants Ro,o, Bosrox,
NWFFER for sale, a very large assortment of
WLFDOW Glass, all sizes, Of the following
Factories, viz:
1900 boxes Waterford Glass, the best Cylinder
Glass manufactured in the United States, for
the price,
1000 do. Milford do.
300 DO. Jersey do.
$50 do. Gaen do.
$50 DO. Chelmsford do
900 do. Western do. BY 8, by 9, and 10 BY
8.
A part of the above are cnnsignments from
the Manufacturers and will be sold low by the
quantity.
$50 50 boxes English Crown Glass,
Picture Glass, all sizes.
Small Glass suitable for Green Houses,
200 boxes by 0, 10 by 8, 2 BY 9, and ID by
10, Crown Glass, uery thick and cheap, suit
able for F. ctores and Workshops,
New England Crown Glass, all sizes,
Glaciers Diamonds.
Purchasers will find a more extensive assort-
ment of Window Glass, than at any other Store
in the city, and on the most favorable terms.
Also. by the package, 10000 gross Apotheca-
ries' VLALS, of every description, from
Dyott's Mandatory, Philadelphia.
Like1iSe, an extensive assortm ent of Birming-
ham and Sheffield
HARD WARE GOODS,
received by the recent arrivals from Liverpool.
April 4. On
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THE CouEr--a reason for negieeting study.
a little girl, at one Of the schools in this city,
recently asked to be excused from getting her
lesson.
Excused" said the mistress, on what ac-
count? Are you not well ?" :.
eyes ms'am, I'm well enough but don
think there's any use in learning this hard les
son, if the comet is to burn US all up in June.
Nero York Constellation.
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CALICOES.

oW opened, just received, 100 pieces lou
~ Prtre Prints, prices rising from cents;
92 ps Fine do, beautiful assortment. com.
Prising all the latest and most fashionable pat.
tcrns,-ior sale at very reduced prices. by
Ut, D. HAYWOOD & co.
Worcester, ApriI4
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NOTICE.

TEK7iE subscribers have formed connection
ID in business under the firm of
TOWNSEND & LINCOLN
and taken the Chambers, corner Of State and
KiiLy.streets, Boston, where they offer on ia
vorable terms, good assortment of French.
Canton, and Calcutta SILK GOODS.
HENRY B. TOWNSEND.
OLIVER LINCOLN.
Feb. I, 1882
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EPIQkAM

EPIGkAM.
Joe hates a hypoeriis ; i sho,cs
Self.love IS no fault Of Joe'a
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Loss OF SHIP HUNTLEY, AND DREADFUL
sUFFERINGs OF THE Crew. This ship,
commanded by Capt. Hannah, sailed from
st. Andrews, N. B., on the 18th Of January.
On the 18th of Feb in lat. 40 so, lon 81 0,
nearly 1000 miles from the coast of Ireland,
she was struck by heavy sea, which stove
in her stern. The master and crew sought
refuge in the tops, where they remained for
two days. On the third day, the weather
having moderated, they succeeded in get
ting the long-boat out. Unfortunately,
they could procure no provisions, and the
master and crew, sixteen in number, CON-
mitted themselves to the mercy of the
waves, with only the clothes they had on,
and without provisions, except few pieces
of raw salt beef, without water, and without
even compass. After having been buffet
ed about for nine days, during which boz
named John Biggin, died from eating the
raw meat and drinking saltwater, they
made, on the 18th ult., Slime Head, and were
deserted from Boffih Island, about Forty
miles from Westport, on the coast Of Ire
land. A boat was Immediately sent to the
assistance of the survivors, who were
brought into the harbor. The spectacle oil
suffering which they exhibited was truly
appalling. 1t was with the utmost difficulty
the inhabitants could be got TO render ms.
sistance to lift them out of the boat, being
impressed with the idea that they had come
from a ship which had the cholera OF
board They were taken to the house o
Mr.. Hildebrand, and the most prompt uno
humane attentions were paid to them
They were afterwards removed to the Hos
pital, at Westport. Two of the crew, (the
carpenter and a Dutchman) died before
their removal. 1t was feared that some
more Of the crew could not long survive
having been frost-bitten before they left St
Andrews.-LirerPool paper.
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NOTICE.

TEIilE subscribers, having formed Copart-
v nership, will transact business under the
fra nj J. B. F.4IRB.4NK g. co. at the Store
fnrmery occupied by Messrs. G. w. PORTER
Il ca. They "ifoF for sale n good assoltment OF
FOREIGE and DOMESTIC DIZZY GOODS.
P.3LM LEAF. PALM LEAF HATS. STRIP
BOA.SETS, &c. SC, at ,cho'rsnfe only.
tC-7~ The patronage of their friends and 9TH
ers is respectfully sori'ed.
JOHN 3. FAIRBANK
AVERY CLARK.
Ware Village, April 2, 1892 Il
DISSOLUTION.
TrIilE Copartnership heretofore existing un-
"a der the firm OF HOBART, GOULDLNG,
y SMITH, is this day by mutual consent dis.
solved. GEORGE HOBART.
HENRY GOULDING.
BENZ. F. SMITH.
Worcester, March 25, 1892. Is
NOTICE.
YE1HE Cnpartnership heretofore subsisting in
e the Shoe Business, between the subscri.
bers under the style of CUTLER HATcH * Co,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent
CUTLER HATCH.
CHARLES J. GUM.
Worcester, April 9, 1882. *i5 4
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NOTICE.
NOTICE

Els hereby given, that the Copartnershp
III heretofore existing under the firm Of
CLARK e. BROOKS. is by mutual consent
This day dissolved. All persons having ac.
counts unsettled with the late firm are request
ed to call and adjust the same with CHARLES
Books, on or before the 20th inst.
l. c. CLARK
CHARLES BROOKS.
Worcester Aprji LIST lS32
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TOWNSEND & LINCOLN

"a n AVE received by The Erje and Coriolanus.
AZ Il from Havre; Dromo and Samson. from
London, and other late arrivals, an assortment
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NEW ADvERTIsG GlIENTs.
COLLEGE or Louisiana

Al JACKSON, EASI-fELlClANA.
Ncri session begins on he ilh january, 1888
H. II. GIRD, Professor Of Mathematics and Natural
Philosophy, and President al interim
J. H. INGALLS,, Professor Of Chemistry Natural Ills.
tory, and Geography.
NJ + BERRET, Professor Of Modern Languages.
Rev. MARSHALL, Tutor ofihe Ancient languages.
e. NJ SMITH, Tutor Of the English Language
THE course OF instruction M thus institution,
and the rcquisions for admission into the Fresh.
man Class, are similar 10 those generally adopted
IN the American Colleges. A PRrPARAroRv
School is attached 10 H.. in which instruction is
given in the elementary branches, and in the La.
tin Greek, French, and Spanish Languages. BE.
sides the regular students, who pursue the course
OF studies prescribed by the laws, Others are admit
ted, who engage IN such studies only as their guar
dians may select
Ss'sious-The first session in the College wear
begins four weeks from the SECOND "Wednesday IN
June, and ends on the 18Th December The Sc.
cond session begins on the illh Jan. and ends on
the second Wednesday in June.
Charges In the College proper; tuition, room
rent, Janilors Zee, fuel and use of Library, S33 so
PEI session. IN the Preparatory School; iof Ia,
ton, Janiio,'s Zee and fuel, Sl7 75 per session.
Stewart g. Jantor's charges, Tor board, Washing,
candles, &c. 500 per session. Payment Of the
preceding charges, will. ~ future, be required. IL,
advance; aud also, immediate payment for snch
oIass-books and stationary as may be furnished.
academic Guardians students from ! dis.
lance must have some persn in Jackson appoin-
ted TO act as Academic Guardian, who is TO keep
the students funds and regulate his expenditures.
Parents and guardians are requested to state, in
writing, to the President, whether the student sent
is To enter as regular or not; and, fas Irregular.
thu studies TO which his aient n is to be directed
The undersigned will take pleasure in giving
any further information that may he desired
by uTder Of the Board Of Trustees
H. H. GIRD,
Pres. dd interim
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
AOTT(E

THE blacksmith Shop Of tho undersigned is
furnished with an ample Stock Of materials, and
IS prepared TO execute all kinds Of work in that
line with dcspllch; ready made pnughs, axes.
hoes, &c, on hand at the usual credit
GEO. POlNDEXTER.
AshwoOd Place, December l8, 1899. tl5I
p. $. For sale at The plantation, a good re.
Fe;so Screw Press cOm1leIe, nearly ney, G.P.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
vtJTYC r.

- lE undersigned administrator Of the estate Of
Ddo'a o;Sdyse, deceased, will at the nexi January
Term, 1883 Of tho Orphans Court Of wilkinson
county, present his accounts with said estate for
final settlement aud allowance.
CALEB swAYZE, Admr.
December 2e, 1882 5lw3
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.

LETTERS. of Administration having been gran
ted 10 the undersigned, on the Estate of Thomas
Bentley deceased, by tho Orphans Court of Wiki
inson County at the December Term, 1892, all
persons indebted to said Estate are requested TO
make immediate payment, and all persons having
claims agalust said Estate are requested to present
iheui duly authentic ted within the tire prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred recovery.
NANCY BENTLEY, ADMIR-.
December 20. / 832: 52N6
0ssJ-Mr. James Leoch is appointed her Agent to
collect the debts due said Estate, and to receive
claims against thrsame.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
AOTYCE

- III uNDERSlONED, Administrator nm ,ho
Is'a'e OF James bailey, oeceased, will a, be nov,
y,ySnaIay I,rm, 1883, Of the Probate Coun ~
"uA'nson Coun'y, present his accounts as Admin.
'"a'o' 'o' hhal settlement aud allowance
Nov "a, 1889 ' N""r
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

THE UNDERSl NED. Administrator ON the
Estate OF John Aersham, deceased, will al Inc
next January Term, 1888, oft'e Probate Cour, Of
annie county, present his accounts as Admins.
"a'or TOT hnal settlement and allowance
Nov. I7th, 1892 Se
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
SHERIFF

UARRIED-On the 23rd instant, by JESSE
Bell, Esor., Mr.. AUGUSTUS Il. FOSTER TO
Mrs. MARTHA 7. sMlTui all Of this County.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE.

THE co-parinerslip heretofore existing between
ToLER g. JACKSON, in the Mercantile Business in
Amiio County, was dissolved by mutual consent
on the 29lh day of November last Those indebt.
ed are requested to make immediate payment, as
they wish TO close the business the firm with as
little delay as possible.
JOEL TOLER.
LEWIS JACKSON.
December 10Th, 1882 5Op3
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
NOTICE

- hE Undersigned lalo guardian Of El,z,beth
Lno'y' io'meIly Elizabeth wheaisione, viii a, Inc
vvA, ,v January Term, 1885, oflhe Orphans Court Of
"nA9son county, present hIs account of Rulrdlan.
VI '''u watu 'or hnol settlement and allowance.
VIM. +. PAQUlNErr, Guardian.
December %, 1882. 5fw3
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

The Undersigned administrator os ,bo
'. estate OF Isaac L. Ogden, dec. will. al ,bo Inc
ncAt February term 1888, present his er. az
counts with SAID estate for fInal set,leno',
and allowance. w '''''c'leh'
JOHN NJ TANNER
D....,... a. Adlnr. de bonls non.
december 20, 1889. SO ''''''
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

NOliCt Is hereby given, thai AT m. H..
s', So' ''''n, ~ OF the Hon probae Cou,, ,CtVI
N'''son county, application was made Inv ,o' " ~
'0''"'Vel 70 surrender my Letters of !" 70
you on 'he Estate Of Faiiaul Andersen dana
: snal therefore, al the nexi March ,e,n, 'eJs''u;
Oou'', make surrender OF said Leer, ,,S ~ , sl'I
so'en'en OF The effects OF sad estate ~ t nual
nave came INTO my hands; and ali person. = uey
ss'ed can attend IT they tnnk proper ''' '''''-
December 30, 1889 81 Nh' da"r.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29

IltE Undersigned administrator Of Chas
A. toon, dec. will, at The next February
'erm' isa3 oflhe Orphnns' Comi Of Wakin-
sons comfy, present his accounts with said
es'oie Tor ilmi settlement and allowane.
JOHN McNEELY, En-
December %, 1882. 20 "a
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
November 90, 1882
NOTICE.

THE undersigned commissioners appointed by
the Honorable Orphans Couh Of Wilkinson Coun-
", at the November Term thereof, 1889, to exam.
inc and to report cams against the Estate of
Joseph r. Hcnlcg deceased, reported nsolyeo,.
will meet at the Store of Lewis g. Brown. IN lbe
Town Of Woodv'ie, on the last SATURDAY in
each month from the ensuing six months.
DAVID ARMSTRONG, !
+. G. BROWN,
A. DANIEL.
Commissioners.
December 9Th, 1889. az
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
AIlTYCE.

hOffGE.
TIE undersigned Commissioners appointed nv
the Orphans Cour of Wilkinson county. nj The
November Term, 1889; 10 examine and report
claims against the Estate Of ADAM HOPE. de.
ceased, reported insolvent, will meet al tbe office
Of G. 5. a. u. D. KELLOGG, in Woodville. on Inc
first TUESDAY in each month Tor the ensuing
six months, for The purpose aforesaid
WALTHALL BURTON.
SAMUEL LEATHERMAN,
TlIOS. S. HERBERT,
Commissioners
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
OODVILLE:
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC, 20, 1889.

ec----=s.-1
U-j-The present number completes the volume Of the
Southern Planter The paper will, heJeailor is
original tile, that Of the NOODYlLLE REPUBLICAN
Aud all the subscribers the Planter, will be considered
as such 90 the Republican, unless the Publisher h other
wise Instructed
w Mr.. Charles Stewart ha been elected Colonel Of the
9th Regiment to m the vacancy occasioned by the iesig
nation Of Col Geo n Gordon.
% Several Advertisements and communications intend.
Cd for this days paper, necessarily crowded out 10 make
ioi the Presidents Proclamation They shall be az.
tended 10 Ia our next
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
AllIICE

THE Undersigned admin;s,,o,o. - i,
FeSrvar, % ~ asa Coiiyer dec. viii, at the next
reIIuary ,,.s, Term 1883, present hls eeeonn,s m.s
,o,'a %,.n s'lu estate Tor inal settlement and N.
Docoo.h.. 90 WIN. TIGNER, Admr
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
MOUNT HOPE ACADEWV,

fhE Misses CALDER give notice, tiaf the win
,er m Term of lheT Institution, will commence oo
Monday the 7lh January noxi. :"
Dec. Fl, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
COMPREHENSIVE.

TIE subscribers have his day assucilted than.
selves together for the purpose Of carrying ON Inc
Mercantile Business, in the name of fIOI, MES 4,
pIkAM, at the building formerly occupied by Iohn
Pache deed, and having just received Fresh and
General assortment Of Dry Goods. Coihinps, Has.
Boots, Shoes, and also Groceries, and Crockerv
warei all OF which have been purchased low. and
will be sold accordingly, livery low foroAsm) They
VIII also attend 10 tLe receiving and forwarding Of
Goods entrusted TO thclr care, and hope by their
strict attention to business, 10 merit share of pub.
lic patronage.
JNO HOLMES,
JOS. PlRAM.
Bayou Sara, Nov. ~, 1899. 5Omq
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
FIVE NEGROES,
NOTICE.

WILL be hue out to the highest bidder, on
the Secood TUESDAY in January, 1888; FIVE
NEGROES, belonging TO Miss Eliza H. Bruce,
infant daughter of Jno l.. Bruce, decd, to wit:
JOSIAH, Henry, Ben, VIna and Jenny, for twelve
mouths -persons hiring giving bond with approv-
cd security,
L. ID. BROWN, Guardian
of Eliza H. Bruce, decd
December q, 1882 52
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
MAY ELECTION, 1893.
GOTERNOR.
A. M. ScorT, of Wilkinson,
II. G.. RUNNELs, of Kinds.


FOR SECRETARY or STATE.
Henry Vose, Of Madison.
CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.
George W. Miller,
George II. Gordon,
Tn mas 5. Herbert
PROBATE JUDGE.
Joseph Johnson,
Lewis NJ Garrett,
John Stark.
PROBATE CLERK.
Edward FClus,
John Neuerville,
Thomas &. West,
Robert NJ VERIFY,
John G Alexander,
Joseph Green.
Robi Stark,
llowel Morcland.
COUNTY TREASURER.
J.. ID. Blown.
SHERIFF
John sluse,
Francis S. Maycs,
WIN. r. Lewis,
James Buiord,
James Reid,
John McAlpinc.
Southern planter., 1832-12-29
Administrators
H. H. GIRD,
Pres. dd interim
"a n

Administrators Sale.
IN pursuance OF AN order from the honorable
Orphans Couu Of Wilkinson county, the under
signed Administrator ul the Estate OF William An
dersOn, deceased; will, ON the fifth day Of Febru.
aty, 1888, at the Court 4iouse IN NOOdyllle, pro.
ceed 10 sell sundry property belonging 10 sald Is
tate, consisting Of
% SLAVES.
and divers other propury.- Terms ul sale nine
months credit, purchasers giving bond with ap-
proved security.
BENJAMIN KILLGORE, Admr.
December 27, 1892 81
NOTICE.
BY virtue Of an order ol the Orphans' Court
Of Wilkinson County, made at the December term,
1889, the undersigned Administrators of the Es-
tate OF Abnsr Smith, deed, will, on THURSDAY
the 3lsl day of January 1888, at the residence OF
Chaniy Smith, near Fort Adams, sell at public
auction To the highest bidder, on a credit Of Twelve
months, all the Personal Estate Of said deceased,
consisting Of
FIVE NEGROES,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, DC &c
purchasers glying bond and approved sccuuiy ac-
cOrdng 10 law.
CHARITY SMITH, -,
MOSES GlNN, Ad"TS
December &c. 1889. 52
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15

age, one after one, have been reno, ed:-rCuv'er'
Macintosh, Bentham, Goethe, and now scott
there is something, as il we're. mysterious anu
solemn in the disappearance Of 50 many lights Of
the aye. within SO short an interval OF each other;
and happening, as it does, at period when
the old elements Of socets arc shaken to the cen:
tire, it might have seemed to ancient Superstition
as if the woeid were preparing itseli Tor an unex
perienced era, and the removal OF the ch'eis OF
the past time betokened the advent OF new or,
der of mind, suited to the new disposition Of
events.
When a great man die, he leaves chasm
which eternity cannot fill. Others succeed to his
famc-but never to the exact place which ne
held IN the worlds cye;-they may be greater
than the one we have iost-but they are not ne.
Shakespeare buiit not his throne IN the same site
as Homer-nor Scutt on tint whence Shakespeare
looked down upon the universe. lie gap wh,eh
Scott leaves IN the world is the token OF the
space he filed in the homage OF his times
hundred ages hence our posterty VIII sun see
that wide interval untenaui.,l-a vast aud mighty
era i'm the intellectual VOL Id, which will prove
how spacious were 1.-the city and the temple,
whose summit has reached to Heaven"
T7,se .4,ah2r Of $ Eugene fran.
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pabIished. daily. 10y EDGAR sNowOEN,) tor the
r,Xn AMI thrice eek for the Country on Fairfax
street. between King and p.lnce streets, nearly oP
pos,e The post oilice Daily paper 10; Country pa
ncrs5psr anna advertisements inserted 81 me |,
following rates. For square of 10 lines inse,'e ee
lilly or every ether day three times, Oh anu -
s.. 80! sutseouenl insertion On Advertise
aass once or toics ,ueek IS per cent adj
d,,;o~,I M llv~r,is,,,,sn, considered less than
sam.rr. nor inserted for less than Al s1se,se
n-nts published in the Daily appear IN 'ne o''''
paper.
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70 the Public.

vHlHE undersigned give notice to all whom it may
4 concern that their Note $4,000. PAYABLE TO John
Armiield and BY him epdor,si dated 18th October,
1882 anil pay able sixty days after date, aud the
discounted at the NJ ohanics' hank Of Asxandris. we
offered, through Agent, 70 pay, and hi ender to
Notes of the said snk, but the payment refused
by the said Cashier. and the Note withheld We there.
fore thus publicly notify AL persons that we shall de.
cline paying the aforesaid Note. in sny other paper
but that of the Mechanic Bank aforesaid.
nov l H. e A. G. CAGE.
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Information WuM,eA.

TIVE subscriber, from Rrcmrn. GerHsny,S' e! !
4 Baltimore 30 Octob r. 1851, in t.e slip "a
Captain Hill, with three sisters. III L,btth uar
Margaret. nd brother IN law, ilenr, K'mp 1
mediateiy went into Fairfax County. VIZ is,uts|
c!,aei Hill, b. her TO the Captain Vi i"- brg' \
have heard uothing ofe'thrr Of them sage 'st 81
more am now in Washington City. D Ci'F
Henry Komp, or either of my sister. Sec i' 0'
or any person who knows sny 'h'ns eoneeTnns 0|
or where they are, viii coufer great favor on oH
strange land, by a. 'ressiDg
DORO THY DEEDS,
Care Of Mr.. 6u,t,chlIch. Washing PC
IT The Editors (par cuIariy those IL B.tnr
will please TO insert the aoove Perhsps ~ solfs
they may wipe the tear of soToY from an Aitt o
sisters eye; and they shall receive the 'haak ~
nov 3
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CuAnLEsros, Nov. s.

CHANLFArOS, NOV 0.
We learn that inflammation has been received
FROM Folly Island. that eleven ne" cases. and
four deaths, of cholera had occurred sine the
last official report James Hall, of Elliot streets;
a man named Newman, and colored man be-
longing to Mr.. NJ lae, are three OF the four per-
sons who died. Those who were charged with
the duty of burning the wreck were unable 70
effect that ubject yesterday. but were to maze
the attempt during last night and, in all Proba.
biIity, have succeeded.
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F. II Massenbach. native of Germany, aged
about Is or 80, pu, period TO hi, life by shoot.
ing himself, at Orange Court House. on the "a
inst He was well known in this place. He
was BY profession Miner, and had been engag-
ed in exploring the Gold region in this and the
adjoining countries. He seemed shrend and in
teiligent, and had a pre-possesslns exterior Pc.
cuniarv embarrassments are supposed tn have led
to this melancholy resur.-Fred areaa.
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NNNlt
The New York American. of Mon,. :,
noon, says--Accor,ilng tn the Returns 80
ell. the 81 Ier Marcy viii have bervrs, Ha
10, 600 .aj,,,y ior Governor: the R.st,a,'l
kc, vii hs.- even larger vote. A,,,o,'.
result Is III r,iiv known. We will poblDS
or tmty nrnhars of Congress to wL.S
State i, uon euut !, thirty.o, Jacks y
sir oPpo-i;,on members are elected D.
there ma, b. ~" more Jackson nan elrc,.I .
ing to the $500 cause just four fjis, ~
Representatives In Congress
TIE Result 1T i, nov qnitc cerh,
Gyn Jackson has been reelected {, III. 0.
dencv by The Peep" The .oie, in t f..
raj Colleges vii! probably stand Us:
Maine 10: New Hampshire :; New L,,,
New York AZ; Penn. ivaula so: Mari! /
Virgin IS, North Carolina Is: Gporr,
Alabama :; VI sour 4 .inois N,.,.
4; tennessee Is: m all lSi for Jackson d
Rhohe Island q; Massachusetts, Il: C,..,.
ticul 8; Delaware s; MAry 7; 0aa d.,
full 81; Krnrucky (prublole) -: Ioq,," |,
Indiana tprnbable) 9: it Nj Sc for Cav.
Vermont 2; and possibly Smih Caruiu,.
i'm all 10 Tor Writ
1t may be presumed also that W.. w b.,
will receive al the votes for the Vice prr,,,,
that Gen. Ja,ssun will receive for the P,,sr
cy. if we evcep ID in Pennsylvan. 81 &a !
due ting these ID he will still have ,cOr
elect him without it, II. however. be b., 4,
North Caroliaa and Alabama, and Tier. e..
Jackson and Barbour tickets IN both ,hessr,
and If we give HIN = of the votes in ? pJs
nia. he will not, without strength from sr,,
the states we hay" estimated for Cla, AID w
succeed Taking the whole aspect Of he -',
into view. we incline TO the opinion ID. a
Jackson and Van Buren, have succeeded y
sufficient majo',iy Of The Electoral vote,
1Phl Ia,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-15
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
NJ ARYLAND.

.aanapofs.-Cias Ticket, ls6-J,,,,,. /,
ke,. 100
Baltimore Colm'y.-7th District q.
town. J spear smit.. packson,) ''s -
Elias Brown, y
- l2th District:
], Spear Smith, jackson, y,
Elias Brown, !.