Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-27
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Georgetown Columbian that several caPs of sud
oen death have occurred among the sboure, On
dent exposure in the t->
wors seesthe-For three four days pasr tne ,her.
momees IN this city, mid day. have RANGED from sc 10 ss
degrees and the nights haye warm Il ia
quantity of cold waerWs understand that ,S, ar
s Manan has been such = afford very relief oss
ting sea breezes which usually there On Friday ma
hotels high g. which ssd ,s PSe,pai
neat man has been experienced place for tbirry elk
y from 10 to is degrees Il Boston Com Csas s-'~|
.a young you man named Daniel Herring, native of Ireland
chesnu, street, Pos, Once '"A eo'o water IN
James honter white man. sailor board tho Rssan
eolord man of the on board sbs .am
a'sd las, evening in consequence Of Neat combn
perhaps win too great personal exertion-Phita asIo
, From the Pror,denec Daily Adrerfser
There was any flesh that did M. ne On Sa,,,d,v H.,
An iceberg high Baptist es, ro% his
eV a in an hour under the .As'
Is never invaded until every thing has suende.S nSo
.hermome,e positively stood 81 the shade Down
OF remorse - - '~~1s' eets
II our readers unmcrcful as to expcr,u a, y, ,
m such temperature bahaIous az TO s.n.r.
them TO read even the little shall write. " ~t-''
yesterday presented hut little, if any mitigation of the hear
oil extreme high temperature. ~ o"'S
FROM the ~ Y. Commercial Advertiser Of T1u,sao,,
me Heather "A gust from the west pave soma
relief at four O'Clock YESTERDAY afternooa to 80;
zens who have beer suffering for eiaht DAYS nnds-
The influence of unmiigated heat The shower yh;ni
accompanied 1t was refreshing for the time but did
not subsequently produce chaDge in the Temperature
II rs this morning very oppressive.
Fhe thermometer i'll the Exchange Yesterday aff.r.
noon at half past Q o'clock was at ooi 80, -. :,
| O'Clock at 81. ~ gu" os T"
Fhis morning, in the same situation at 7 ocIorY.
1t stood at o. at II o'clock SO, and pas, at eeI
"a woman residing in Em-street, was killed BY
olMRing cold water on Tuesday. She was leff m,
her husband in perfect health in The morning and ~
was called home about d o'clock in the afternoon
dren. o' GILL
We have hnen informed that three horses tal,r,-
ing to the Citizens Line between Bordentown and
w ashington died yesterday from exhaustion on the
road. The horses ofthe Union Line came TO Rruns
wien yesterday IN very distressed state Two of
the horses belonging to the Patterson stapes ded
Yesterday from fatigue One of the horses beong;pe
10 the Greenwich stages owned by Messrs. Kipp e.
brown, tell down this morning in Gold street near
Maiden Lane. Either of those Broadway and Gresn.
wich stages, is sufficiently ieavy for one span op
horses to draw, in such weather. without any passen
; gers whatever.
at Jamaica, L. l. Yesterday afternoon NJ o o,o,o.r
0 the Thermometer at Union Hall Academy stood at eY
0 The Poughkeepse, Journal of yesterday saws that
during the week past the thermometer has ranged
a from 88 to 96. 1t was IN to 90 on Saturday and
, nearly as high two or three other DAVIS Our farrr
S ers are IN the midst of their harvest and notwith.
standing the intensity of the heat these hardy in
dustrlous, and unobtrnsire members the seorkinn
o mems party, have continued with unremitted dill.
e gence to pursue their interesting avocaons MANY
fields of grain have been secured in excellent order
Inc crops OF wheat IN the country are in general
4 much better than usual The present spell of not
weather has been admirably calculated to brinn for
ward the Indian corn, and it has brought it forward
with almost unexam2led raoidity. Five weeks ago
me corn was generally small and snpromsiue; now
IL mas attained fine. growth, has a most yirorots
nd healthy appearance, and promises an abundant
crop Oats are very large, and the crop will be
greater than ordinary.
AT Albany yesterday at 2 o'clock the tberr,,,..
ter at 90.
AT Saratoga Springs, the thermometer on 1hurs.
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. at 2 p M stona
at 90 IN the shade. On Monday at the same hour Il
! was at 80. 0'' -
At Providence. Monday. the mercury in I'm.
fell to Sc of Fareinheit. though without
sensiby relieving the people from the oppressveness
or the neat On Tuesday the streets of the tour,
we're drenchcd, and the atmosphere freshened by
glorious shower -
~ New Bedford.--9hcre was much rain at KEW
Bedford, the week preceding the present hot eIl of
weather On Tuesday night, the fain which fell
amounted to 81 inches during that night. Yhe cou
rer says; 1.-The clouds dispersed, and were followed
oy oae pleasant summers day on Thursday Sincc
winch we have had succession Of the hottest ,vssa
tner with which this town. which boasts OF the sp1I.
crIy OF us summer atmosphere, is visited" For
tour days the range of the thermoueter was abov,
90 degrees w. oo0'u
III Boston--The Boston Centincl of Yesterday,
STATES that during the last five days IN that vicinity
the has ranged from 90 to 95 degrees in the
: snade The nights have also been conpa rat vaIv In
e temperate Phe air has been very close and su,frv
Atthe Pennsylvania Insurance Office, Pbiadelp6s.
. the mercury in the thermometer stood, at oclock
! on tuesday at % AT > o'clock yesterday. it stood
Mt 60; at 10 o'clock o3a being three-fourfhs Of
degree higher than IT was at the same hour the pre-
vioUs day. The thernonc or is ten,v foot g. IL
] ground W. wv
Two tnen died Of drinking cold ,xafe, =, sso,,r,
street. Philadelphia, Tuesday afternoon, and an
othcr IN Shipper street, from the same cause.
young man fell down dead the evening of the same
day' IN Chcsnu street opposite the National Hotel.
7-ts tr>,,, r-, NoRroLE, July "a
dg Wedmcr--Ihe weather during the week enaie vas.
'ss ueen oPpre'siveIy wsrnihe tlIsrmome,es yes
'ody az O'CLOCK, IN the ade at 80 derpees ha
H'?p vs. we earn suffering severely from excessive
fallen TO moisten the earth for ~ hourg ~ 'fs
kROM Sicily s-Cant IIarri- &C IL. -,