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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
ID T. A + ii s.

At IIamburgh, on the 23d of October lst' Hr,
Walter g. Perry, chief mate of the brig iia're' of
Providence, aged 26 years-son OF the late 'ap'
lanes Perry Of this town. Mr. Perry was an en-
terprising and promising young man. and hls DEAN
is severe blow to aiarge circle OF connexions anu
friends.
On board the brig Sampson, on her passage from
Providence to Havana, MIR. George Il. lnsraham ,
or HARRINGTON, son of the late Capt James lngra-
ham, a passenger, and Isaac Brown seaman OIL
Wexford. u
In New-Bedford on Thursday morning last Mr.
John Wriuhtington aged 53 years.-.-on the l9'h
inst Hannah Allen, wife Of Jonathan W. Alen'
aged about 30.
In Fall-R,ver, Rebecca Butfinton' member o'
the Society of Friends, and widow OF the late Da-
RUS Buihnton aged l3 years.
In phladclp lphia, ,2oth inst. Mrs Margaret hImp'
ton, wife Of Capt. Benjamin kempton, ol n BED
ford, aged about 81.
Drowned, from on board brig Laurel, while "
inp in the harhor of Savannah, on the l5th ut Mr
Samuel B. Barton, OF Providence, ana formerly
Warren, in the 22d year Of his age
In Thompson, Conn. Of the Influenza, Melatlal
Mason lO2; he was born in Swanzey, Mass ''o
and removed to Thompson 40 years ago; II CA
hardly he said that he has known sick day Tor ''
last 80 years; he was worthy member OF the Zap
tist Church so yeaIs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

A First Lieutenant of brig or schoo-
ner, 200 dollars per annum.
A Sailing Master of a ship Of the line,
$50 dollars per annum.
A Chaplain at sea, 200 dollars per
annum.
A Boatswain, Gunner, Sailmaker OF
Carpt nter, Of "a ship of the line, 100 dol
lars; of a lrigate, 600; ola slooP, SOC
dollars per annum.
A Schoolmaster, $50 dollars per an
nun.
Additional pay, allowance, or emolu'
ment, either at sea or on shore, is eXclu
ded.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

The bill to reorganize the Navy, re-
norted to the House of Representatives,
on Wednesday, was twice read and com
mitted on the same day. 1t provides 'or
the appointmcnt Of not less than one Ad-
miral' two Rear Admirals, thirty Cap
,ains. thirty Masters Commandant, two
hundred and thirty Lieutenants, Tour
hundred NliJshipmcn, including those
who have passed examination, thlrty-hVe
Surgeons with fifty Assistants, thlrty-hve
Pursers, SC. 1t authorlses the tfes'-
dent. if nee essary, according to his JudS-
ment. to increase the number Of Captains
% fortv. Of fCommanders to fifty, Of Lieu
tenants to two hundred and fifty, of Md
sbipmen to five hundred, of Surgeons to
forty-five with sixty Assistants, oil fnr-
GERS TO forty, SC. The shore pay ,s fix-
ed At four thousand dollars for the Adm
raj. Rear Admirals three thousand, Cap
tains twenty five hundred, Commanders
sixteen hundred, School-masters at
Nayy Yard seven hundred and twenty,
and else where three hundred and fity.--
The nav of other officers to remain as
heretofore.
Officers employed in actual service
at sea, to be paid at these rates.
Each Admiral 5000 dollars:
Each Rear Admiral, a 800 dollars.
A Captain commanding squadron o.
$50 guns and upwards, 1000 dollars;
A Captain commanding squadron
mounting less than $50 guns, 3,ooo dol
lars per annum. r.,
A Captain commanding ship OF tn
line, $500 dollars. =,
A Captain commanding irlgate OF tn
first class, 200. -,
Captain commanding frIgate OF IN
second class, 2,80O dollars.
A Master Commandant, e,2oo.
Lieutenant commanding brig G
schooner, or acting as First Lieutcnar
of ship of the line, 600 dollars per al
mum. an
A First Lieutenant Of fr'gate, l,ao
dollars per nnnum.
A First Lieutenant Of sloop oi wa
100 dollars per annun'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

PIRATES ABROAD We copy the an
pexcd paragraph from the New-orleans
Courier of the 9th inst. -.
To the Editor the Louisiana Courier:
Sm-The brig Nelson Village, on her
voyage from Belfast, for this port, on the
Both of November, 1881, about 100 miles
west of the Canary Islands, was chased
by a pira,ical schooner, painted MACK
with a white moulding-couldc count from
80 to 60 men on deck. At dusk she was
within gun shot; but, fortunately, at that
moment, heavy squall came from the
:. w. aud lasted for two hours (very
thick) which enabled us to make our es'
cane from those bloodhounds. | advise
every ship master to be upon his guaro
sailing about the above named Islands
and trust no suspicious looking vessel.
! L. KENN, Captain.
| A Wilmington, n. c. paper states that the 'aV
imposing 80 days quarantine on vessels having OF
board free blacks (even as coohs) has been repeal
ed by the Legislature. II would have been NOR
! creditabe to North Carolina never to have passc
so ridiculous a law,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
NEW BOOKS.

RAMMAR of the French Lam
W enage, with practical cXcrcis,s ,hy
y. Wanostrocht.
Boycr's French Dictionary.
Dictionary of the French and EngI'rh
languages, by Thomas Nc"G"nt,
Classical French Reader, selected from
the best authors of that language, IN
prose and poetry, by - NJ, iicntz.
French " ord Book, explanatory q pro-
nouncing, or first step to the French
language, by M. l.. Able bossu'.
Penin's Fables.
Pcrrin's Vocabulary, Or F'cnch and In
glish conversations.
For sale by ~
JAMES HAMMOND.
/ Jan. &C.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
Decision, quick 4 calm, the SpOrt,man's boast.
VILLA VI. G o + +,

Has just received per Boston Wagon a lew choice
guns, which in addition to his former stock
makes complete assortment. lie has Tor sale
almost every article usually called for in the
sporting line, wiz
nOuBLE and single barrelled guns; English
"a y gun powder; cylinder do; Duponts ! ana
FFr patent shot Of all sizes; percussion caps
plain and huted; double and slngIe shot belle pa
tent powder TASKS; lint, wad-cu'iers, sc'e" d.
,ers, bullet moulds, copper heads for rods pal'h'
wormers common do; brass tops tor be'ts' ch'r-
gers for do: cones; steel clIargels portable foa'
for cleaning guns; game bags: cone "renche'' &C
ANY article called for which may not be on
hand can be furnished AT the shortest notice, al
the Boston prices; aud guns Of amy qnaIny OF de-
scription, procured to order.
Il }"Guns and equipment for sporting to let bI
the dav, "week, or month"
On hand as usual, good assortment o.
groceries, liquors, wines, teas, and coIdI's oil al
most every desc. ption, good quality, and at re
duced prces-Also ready made cioti'n's, &c &c
cheap for cash 'or approved Credit
n feb I'd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
BRIGHTON MARKET, MONDAY Jan. 80
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser & Pario

At market this day, 4i9 beef cattle, 662 sheep
and 81 swine.
PRIcEs.-Recf Cattle Sales did not vary much
to day from last week, extra should have been quo
ted last week at This weeks price. We quote eH-
ira S5 80 5 rs, prime, 3 IA 20; good 30 "a 81
thin, a 5O-one yoke were taken at 50.
Cows aud Calves,-Only one at marbet-sale
$23. ,,
Shccp.--The storm probably prevented several ri
sales--We noticed one lot at 5 10, and one al ' =
81.
SWne-No GALES
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
CO.M,1JSSIONERS' NOTICE.
nov 10, 1881.

vu,UE subscribers having been appointed py
,he Hon. Court of Prnbdte for the town OF
Newport, Commissioners to receive and eSanho
In. claims of the creditors against the estate oi
George Clarke,
late Of said Newport, dec. represented nso,ven';
and Vi, u,cntm orn the date hereof being allowed
for receiving said claims, we will attend at 'he
hou,c Of Mrs Clark, his widow, on friday tho
2.,h If June next, at o'clock, p m ior 'ha'
purpose. EDWARD (ron,r.
JtREMfAH Bliss, Com r.
JosrpH SoUTHwIcK,
Al, ,or,ons indebted to said estate are requested
to maze immediate payment TO
p,rrs BARKER, .4dn'r. Middlerown.
| Newport, Jan. 2, 1882,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

We are gratifed to learn that Thomas
Sherman, son of MIR. Elijah Sherman of
this place, has been appointed Cadet
in the West-Point Academy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
SAVINGS BANK.

A DIVIDEND wss declared this day, OF
~ "a per cent on all sums that have been IN
Cor the space Of six months, and per cent on oil
sums that have been in for the space Of three
months, agreeably to the regulations Of the lns,l-
tution, payable on and after saturday, the SiSt IN
s,an, b. HADWEN, Treas
Sewpcr. Jan n, 1892,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
NJ A X RI 4 e. T. =.

In this town on Sunday evening last, by the Kew
Mr.. Tucker, Mr. Abel :. Stevens, to Miss Martina
NJ. Thompson, both Of this town.
In this town on Thusday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Tucker, Mr.. William fudder, OF Lon
don, eng to Miss Catharne >. Jack, dauGl''e'
of Mr. Alexander Jack Of this town.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
ARRIV AIS.

ARRIVALS.
Fridoy jan. 27.-arr. schr. Galaxy, Sylvester
liom Fall River, for New-fork.
Saturday 2s.--sloop Hart, Post, from New
York, for Providence.
Sunday 2o.--schr. Juno Mayo, FIN Bristol ior
Norfolk, Va. ~,
Monday 30 schr Daniel, Prouty, from war
rcn, for N.York; sloop William H. Alen' 'shef'
from Bristol.
| tPednesday Feb. Brig America, Crao"ee'
FIN Norfolk, for Ncw-lork.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
TO BE SOLD CUEiP,

yNNEN iron bonnd casks, containing each from
4 $50 to 315 gallons; also, cordial copper
still and wornl-and 70 casks excellent vlnegar'--
Apply at the Brewery. IlioS' EfA.'o'
Newport, Feb. 2, 1892.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

ALMANACS for 1889.
The American Almanac, vol. 8.
tOd) Farmers Almanac. CIhomAs
New England Farmers,
The Yankee Farmers,
Rhode Island,
To,,er's Health Almanac-publShed al the Oh
fee Of the Journal of Health.
Christian Almanac, aud
The Comic Almanac,
For sale at w. CALLAllAN'S.
dec l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

tA TO LET,
1sT:GR On the l4th day of March, 1882.
Hss;A at 10 o'clock fl. M. 'oiH be let at
sAA.8SR public auction, for one year from
TIE 25th March, on the premises,
THE north half of the large and com
modious 3 story dwelling house situate on Wash
ington street. and late belonging to George Clark,
dec This house is we'll calculated for a pubic
house, and any person desrous OF hiring the whole
for that or any other purpose, will be able, no
doubt, TO obtain the south part OF SAID estate Oh
reasonable terms For terms, az 10 the south part
Of said house, apply TO Miss PHEBE c. CLARKE.
Oh the premises, or PETER BARKER, Admir-.
on Est. George Clark.
4 Middetown, Jan l8, 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
THEOLOGICAL
WINTER SUPPLY,

December lst, 1881.
EDwARD w. LAWTON has just re-
"a oei,ed from New-Y York, Twenty packages
of SEBSO.NABLE DRY GOODS, which
with other recent supplies makes his assortment
very complete. Of MERlNOS, he offers great
variety, including the most fashionable coors'iron
so cts to 50 ,2b per yard, and merino crca'slans
from 20 to ! rs per yard, elegant scarlet prints
clare, and green gros do Naples; embossed sa''ln
ribbons; tinnask cambrics for cloak lnngsi superh
fancy hlndkerchefs, SC. &C.; one case caheos ~
q cents per yard.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
NEW ALE.
MOTT &c +.

IL keepers oftaverns, ale-houses, vlctual''ng
"a houses. cook shops, oyster houses, or oyster
cellars and retailers of wines or strong iquors'aFe
hereby notified that the Town Council wan ,ne"'
a, tho Clerks office on Monday. the 2oth oi rem
,n,ry next. at9 o'clock a. m. for the purpose oi
GRANTING LICENSES TO such applicants as
,hcy may deem suitable persons TO have Licenses )
and AZ no License will be granted TO any, except
when the Council are in session, all interested are
requested to govern themselves accordingly
BY order Of Council, -,
h. B. HowLAsp, Coun. Clk.
/ Newport, Jan. 20, 1882.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

The ship Frederick Augustus, keenc' OF ,n'S
port, touched at Woahoo sbcu, the middle o' May
ias With 100 hbls. oil
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

"A hsj quarantine is established a, 81. Jaro;
Cpbq
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02
AU CT 10 N s.

Auction of PAINTINGS,
In Oil and Water cotOrs.
wHR. WALL intends disposing ofhi'
lyn entire collection Of PAINTINGS, al
auction, in Providence, on We'd
ncsday, the 9th of February next.
Jan. &c, 1892.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-02

Frederick L. Bunker, of New York, has been
appointed by the President, and confirmed by the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-14
2O4 BOTTLES
rAPt fAS fEEXIR


De"orec3 ami Arpa,H - ~ atnjR Pr
tecti0p, and sold b9fbe Orismai Ds-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-14

y d tEaah = ; E4st !.
NN Il lpnNo#ri tH# iatr Vim hEHa# H
! II tn baz.a= lefapts 50. i tr.## from
/ q, Is principally ,e...es#d ~. -a1ta ia# l.....
! the Iapuyns, auuas ozsoeas. - nd rom IL. ~
state ofm.lIemal VITA To HsaeaIt l#ts b.#u.nIsai
! b., laD. aIuIs aud r>pearas,, os WI a.ueta#u
msal,I4 Nj Gbtaaa h5y rser.vHd 81 - .ateusz.l
! p.#aus aho nave already as#d,f hc wltlta .le..
,.ai confidence utIsts II 10 the Amtusm Iaaa.
ihee was or.er, paauIs, any compound ". ..l
deserved mort the epuhal ot specrd, l#.#a.,
| outy 1t hi. acquired "a. iuoeo, md tae ra.goaa e.
o.the raea fm'lY tl.fr, md oth,t #aulr. aas
/ r#lh.d At amnn, Tie most valuable remedies 81,
/ the at al cun2 IA trW seeonts Ia most ohsti.
uute and acute pun Is efficacy against scursy
without, beng So puck Is nod lcss torinin and pow
erlul
! DoahoasI or is ue- WHOM The tooth Is dis
eDad, clrar oat The hollow with "a iuls cotton or lh.
ponl OF probe and when qutafhv. stop the hole
With amaH ptaee OF Gefmau#lu.Ier. old With
the bottle stepped with the Tapu.aa tlpar. aud
put II IA the all Id tooth II Wi unHr lalaIy IA.
pei the mo,t ,luIlnt pam Wuan many taath anil
the auuIs ac l,eili Al the uue Tim. tn lIau,h
should bc washed whit r cltvtG mixed with va
IT. IN tn proportion aft.n ~ fifteen dtop5 ul ihr
t1in,r Ia a #nnll vine gIlz. full OF tie lllot II
do IT - any rheumatta1 or. - ON 81 a.,,
AL docaycd teeth t,lea sheet al brown punar
sing'd upon Il about nta1 spoonful Of the ear,fet
InrPIy II outhe cxlauor al, G4a ad.e}ud n@. vino.
1t must hc JetuIl drD,d and ,ya#b The ut.4errIlhc
mouth wnhatcw d,nl4 f4re alkp. saua,ltBc
rheeh oriaw br .4p)Iea, Tie inflammation m.t. h..
t'1eecd b} Examinations pr, Iaa, t5tba applir,
uon at tlr medic ~ l. .toala
II tn cne e6f9o #ons}. plnls0 h. fa..n liz
wm., he,uaf.o. Irate1 dIaI. f., i dsse. ,,aag
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-14

= Ias proceedings q, tas Eonag Mus NJ
NO :; -S'a....: g. IN, .1-l e5g-..ss Will b.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-14

ssy4sGI&lA - ST fuist tetI "a d' =. s1Has "' [
q Cirsa, su4trar Count OIL" - ,han.rfy l'f
euuafg ol Amherst On the 5i daypf fi1y l-asj me-
'rua rtru aud WILTON q. Pend aton. rehanl- 1Hi -
r fa,# me- uiaa .a ~ 30 ana inn OF j'ue' So psaIe
4, e. .#H..as, a,#,a#t stephen fufef AMI LtE'ra f.
Cabe1, urlauduat.. IN Chance cry.
Inc Defendant Stephen J4ruer not hl'ina eu'a.'d y
rauca aud rfrA secirIty according - the at =
seuy, and The rules Of t1is court and 4 Appearing hj IL
l,rctary evidence, mai not an rduHiiut otuH7 ~
IloqRealh On motion ofthn PmutH, by hsrinn'f II =
oTacra taat the sid dcindaui Stephen Turner do appear
here OF or before first day Of 5cgtFnbcr term next 10
answer bill Of tho plaintiffs, AMI uat copy q th'' ~
b. f,,ifylh inserted IN the Iynchhurg vgn,nn Tor
n woas suetesslsny, and posted At The odt do'f oil
the Court House Of tbs county. :, go,
\ Copy-feslr. JUN IhOAla1t'. I'm.
Juau /. H@n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-14

fut'sto ocrhly 'hnt have trlri Yopr rapuyna Eastr
"p ar''la of nv ufrutal HuI II Ia a,u mtten ,rfa,
Dpe loUHd To- Al. toy the 5,hrr tooth mud IN,
at N" enI doubt dial ifesstyes ihr gums II 4. the
7a#s -i'th' ol thu tud ill., tid answer slat
10 a. 'hfthigr valuable dntasrry ier Anch ty.rn,li
F pun FFr bou ,nHl for au'h - valuable Discovery
VIII '".n i"ns ny uunelu support 81 lis olhreyy IT n
an i. 'l fhY OF" }pI. y E. GIoNaE,
mHmhar 81 tho Rnyt College Of @nrFraua, -, 20 ner
nr.kst, haha, Londou
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07
3O.4S9 81!

BY the Land Bill which passed The Senate
at the las, session, and which would have SET
tied for ever that agitatng subject 10 the salts
faction Of all parties concerned Massachusetts
would have been entitled, annually, 10 a sum
not less than $i30 ,489 81 a sum nearly twice
as large as our whole State tax. and which
would obviaie the necessity of any future tax
and leave more than FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS surplus, 10 be annually appropriat
ed To the promo ion Of education. internal i'm.
provemcnts, or such objects of public utility as
might seem most advisable. This Bill WAS de-
leatcd in the House, by bare majority of the
well drilled partizans OF the palace, who ere
Justly fearful of the popularity which its pas
sage would confer on Henry CLAY throughout
the Union By this measure this State is de.
prived of the annual receipt of sum not less
than that above stated. and probably more
and the question is still left unsettled, to be a
bone of future contention, and possibly to agi.
tate the country from one extremity 10 the
other Such are the fruits of Jacksonsm.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07
s. 5OOeOOO!

Voters Of Massachusetts Remember tina,
Gen. Jackson refused tn sign bill pissed Bs
The Representatives, Of the People. for paying
you the interest of your war claim Remember
ton, that he signed precisely similar bill in
favor of South Carolina But the vote Of Mas.
sachusct,s was deemed hopeless, so that she
might be de rauded with impnniy, while that
"f South Carolina was doubtful SO she mnsl
be conclliate6. Thus Gen. Jackson, by thi.
act. has fiched II iLF A MILLION OF DOL.
LARS from your Treasury. Win you suie,ly
submit 10 such things And will You. spaniel
like, 90 to The polls and vote Tor the supp orters
OF n'an, who thus robs you of your proper /,
and deprlves you of those inst rights which
are conceded To others II you have, indeed
fallen 10 that pitch of degradation you will go
10 the polls and vote for the Jackson electoral
ticket-for Morton. who defiles The Judicial of.
free by becoming political parl izan-an6 for
the jackson Senatorial ticket for this county.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07
"a VOICE FROM THE ToMRu

When Charles the First was pursuinp ,h,sr
high-handed and iyrannlcai measures. which
cost him his life, an clecti"n Tor Parliament
was about taking place, when the celebrated
William Penn, the founder OF fennsvIvania.
wrote and published very able political ESSAY.
entitled Englands great Inleres, in the cleo
iioL OF new Parliament which, on account
of The talent With which i, was written and the
just pot cal doctrines which it inculca,ed, has
survived The usual fate of political articles. and
is read with interest at the present day. Tie
.Nso York Commercial .4dreriiser has recent.
II made some extracts from il, under the cam
tl"n which stands at the head Of this articl,
and which, as applied to the state of things in
our own country, would seem almost prophetic
so near is the progress Of tyranny alike in all
countries We think cur readers will aoree
with MS in the opinion, that if the following
extract had been written with direct reference
TO our own circumstances, It could hardly have
been made more appropriate;
90 must needs tell you, we miscarry, it will
be our own fault. We have nobody else to blame
lot such is me happiness OF our constitution, that
We cannot well be destroyed but by ourselves. And
this was willing to give you brief hint of, that
you may know what your power is, lest through ig-
norance of your own strength and authority YOU
turn slaves to the humors of those that properly.
and truly are but your servants Consider with
yourselves, that there is nothing more your inter.
est, than for you to understand your right in the
government. and to be constantly Jealous over i, /;
Tor your well being depends upon its preservation
II then you free. and resolve TO be So; il Won
have any regard 20 Gods providence, in giving you
claim to so excellent constitution you would
not void your own rights, nor lay a foundation of
vassalage to your unborn children for whom COP .
and nature and the constitution of the government
have made you trustees, then seriously weigh the
following particulars AT a pinch one good man
gains vote and saves a naton-I would know of
any of you all, if in difference about private prop
erty horse, or cow, or any other thing Won
would be easy. indifferent and careless in choosing
arblirators Certainly you would not With what
reason then can you be unconcerned in the ouaIi6
cations of men upon whose fitness and int grity
depends all you and your posterlty NAV eniey -
Truly must take the liberty to tell you. ifyou
will not endeavor TO redress these evils in your
choice, FEAR GoD WILL SUFFER you 70 FAII
INTO GREAT CALAMITY"
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-07
u L Il u .

II
In Northbridge, Nov. 3, MIR. Marvel Taft az 60
A. !" Hu',amd Oct II, Mrs. ucy Hubbard. wife ri
w. '"ei hubbard, aged 74-Printers in Ne,,
id a. p afe requested TO ms nj this deuth'
os )" rIlhcet"n' oci %. William Dodds. ESQ aqed
this death VIC 'eq"eS'ea 10 insert
In oakham. Oct 90. Henry Green. aged 16
IN Westminster, Oct. IS, Mrs. Ac6sa, S,,,;r
we 81 MI. John Sawin, aged 27-Prinfer, in A.,
YORK, Nesr Hampshire, and Vermont ar, reovss,e j
to insert this deafh 'f"eS'e
In West Bro"kield, Oct. II, Mrs. Olive Hamjl.
In sl'lfnrd, Oct. %. Adams Chaoin. ESQ a,ed
ga soldier of the revolution ~ 80"
IN new bralntree, Nov. 3. Anna, only daughter
oil Mr.: Samuel :. Woods, aged 8 years.
In Smthfeld, K l., Oct. 5. Caroline T. dapob.
Ter o. Newton and Betsey Darling, aged 4 years
In Hellam. Penn, Mr. Jacob WelsbofTcr T., in
Harrisburg, George his brother. A mess niger was
despatched to Harrisburg, to invite the brobpr aF
Weish"fer to the funeral. A messenger was aIso
desp 'tched from Harrisburg for the purposc of in
v'lng Jacob to come To the funeral of his brother
george The messengers met at Mddletown
when It appeared that these two brothers had do'
parted for another and better world within ton
minutes of each other ~ -"
In Nottingham tVt.) Oct. 9. by the accidental
falling in of sand bank, Mr.. Alton Streeier aged
49, 'seu
In Westmoreland, IN. H. on Saturday. DC, 81
LOIS Britton, aged IA. On Friday while standing
near the fire, her clothes caught, and were immes
dIatey in "A fame. An old lady almost helpless
was alone with her. She ran about, caught p1i
OF water but threw it mostly over her head and
then ran out al doors and was at length carried in
10 the house by one passing by She died the next
day. In such cases, the only safety is to Law down
and turn over and over, unless blanket or some.
thing OF the kind is at hand wrap round the body
In Lennoxville, Lower Canada, Oct. I8. wi.
lam Hunting Esq, President of the Agricultural
S"rley tor the district of St, Francis. formerly of
HubbaIdston, Mass aged 40.
" The age Of widow Resinah Harris. whose
death was pubiiahed in the last Spy was iucorrec,
She was born IN the 10th of NAV. 1876; and was
therefore, at the lime of her DEATH in the 9th wear
her age Printers in New York, Vermont and
New hampshire, are requested to publish her