Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-26

sss,s,, aud tho night. have Deco oPsy.y Iris sa
quantity of cold wserwc urrs,and that the srusSSse
at sahani has ecsn such as afford very little q hoss
wno P'oceeocd om the city enjoy aud inveosa,
ns ses e'sszs. which usually prevail % Friday and
Sss tue mercury e ihernome,sr The principal
OF heat Than has been sxpsIenced q ihSa pcs ~ hiS n.
y ITO" - to Is dcsfsss 6sssss Ca ca. -
young man nams DAnie Hsssaes nsa,s AZ fysa.d.
css.n .. evening N q dnskss cold n
Corvette. Jiag below Navy Ysfd and job, psss,
vessel died last evening of tho heat
PeIhes with too great personal exer,on Cassffe
From he Prersaeneo Daily Aarertser
~ iicie was any besh that did ON Saturday las,
u must have been solid than Hamlet he
svnno,.,n nsh as the Bspi'i .,seps. would have
On College Ill., tbs very Kfemln Of cool brecze, which
positively o s1s I:' sa, n: ".s the
sests N ii'r Situation, rosc 95l ou, the eaat sign
Is rsades numerical a. 10 sxpec, u, to write
70 such temperature We are not baarcus to expect
tnsm To read even tho little we shall write.
Yesterday presented little II any mil ea,ioo OF the hea,
OF the preceding day From all accounts
Of extreme high Temperature
From The NJ Y. Commercial 1dpertycr Of Thurrdau
The Weather "A gust from the west gave some
relief at four o'clock yesterday afternoon to our ct-
zens, who have beer suffering for eight DAYS under
the influence of unmtgsted heat. The shower which,
accompanied Il was refreshing for the time but did
not subsequently produce achange in thrtempcratu.o
: II l5tfis morning very oppressive.
Tho thermometer in the Exchange yesterday aft err
neon at half past Q o'clock was AZ pOI md NJ q
o'clock n, 9ie -
This morning, in tho same situation, at 7 o'clock.
1t stood at 90, at O'Clock 83 and past az 9oI.
a woman residing in Elm-s,rect, was killed by
arlnking cold water on Tuesday. She was left by
her husband i'll perfect health in the morning and he
was called ~home about o'clock in the afternoon
when he found her corpse. She has left four chill
dren. ~
M at,a hoo,
ing TO the Citizens Line between Bordentown and
washington, died yesterday from exhaustion on the
ROAD INC horses OF the Union Line came to Bruns-
wien yesterday In very distressed state Two of
the horses belonging to the Patterson stoges died
yesterday from fatigue One ofthe horses belonging
In the Greenwich stages owned by Messrs Kpp g.
Brown fell down this morning in Gold street. near
Maiden Lane Either of those Broadway and Green
wich stages. Is sufficiently heavy for one span of
horses to draw, in such weather, without any passen-
gers whatever.
At Jamaica, L. I. yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
the thermometer al Union Hall Academy stood at e7
The Poughkeepsie. Journal of yesterday, saws that
during the week past tho thermometer has ranged
from 83 20 90. II was up to sc on Saturday, and
nearly as high two or three other days. Our farm-
crs are IN the midst of Their harvest; and notwth
standing the intensity of the heat, these hardy. in
dustrious and unoJtrusire members of the ,,ork;n
mems party, have continued with unrenitted dill
gencc to pursue their interesting uvocations MANY
neus oil gram have been secured in excellent order
much better than usual. The present smell Of hot
westher has been admirably calculated to bring for
ward the Indian corn. and 1t has brought it forward
with almrs, unexampled rapidty Two weeks ,1o
the corn was generally small and unpromisng: now
IL mas attained fine growth, has a most vigorous
n nd healthy appearance, aud promises an abundant
crop Oats are very large, and the crop will be
greater than ordinary.
AT Albany, yesterday at o'clock. tho tbermon,o.
-tnf vas ut %. --e'sss
At Saratoga Springs, the Thermometer on Thurs.
day, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, at 2 L. NJ stood
at 90 IN the shade. On Monday at the same hour II
at 80. "
AT Providence Monday the mercury in flo
thermometer fell to &c Of Fareinheit though without
sensiDy relieving the people from the opprcssveness
OF the heat. On Tuesday tho streets of the town
were drcnched, and the atmosphere frcslfencd bv n
glorious shower.
az .New Bedford There was much rain a. New
Dediofd, he week preceding the present hot spell Of
weather On Tuesday night the rain which fell
amounted to 81 inches during that npht Tho Con-
rier says, "the clouds dispersed, and were followed
ny oae pleasant summers day on Thursday Since
"h'ch we nave had succession of the hottest wca
tncr with which this town which boasts OF the sau
ority OF its summer atmosphere is ever visited" F,r
90 degrees.
.at Boston The Boston Centinel Of yesterday.
states that during the last five DAYS IN that vcini,y
Inc mercury has ranged from 90 to o5 in the
shade. The nights have also been comparati, Nv in
temperate. The air has been very close and sutry"
Al 'he pennsylvania Insurance Office, Phi!adeIphia
inc mercury IN The Thermometer stood, at o'clock
on Tuesday, at 96: At . o'clock yesterday it stood
at %; at IL o'clock at 932 being three fourhs of
degree higher than 1t was at he same hour the pro
ylous day The thcrmome or is twenty feet from, tho
ground 49,
Two mon died of drinking cold water, in Sou,l,
street. Philadelphia, on Tuesday afternoon, and an
otner IN Shipper street, from the same cause. A
young man fell down dead tho evening Of tho s,p
oay' IN Chestnut street opposite the National Hotel
IT,, NH, NoHFoLS, July %
He " edfher--the weather during the week endg y.s
iefjay, has deem oppre.sivey wamohe ,hernon,ecS s
erday at O'Clock, in the s,adc 90 degrees Tn,
,o'n crop h we lcara suffering severely from the
drought being nearly eight since sufficient rain b.
fallen 20 moistcn the earth for "a hours ~ '