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MIGHT 8 CH ooLs

1NlkK, CARPENTER 'sst' ciihi Df0fms
MI the cnizsns Il l. nclbate y Al ne fhfends
10 op.n on Monday nest Night Scbooi. ~
which will he taught. alternately. Engtsa
Uranium and arithmetic. eefh htts er,nihgs
usr teetk 10 rega,d IN the former bsuth 81
Flu..,,nn, he vii end.N % conb ine the
advantages Of the latest hni most napfogee
modas oi teaching, ~ ifactised by lag fsu.
Kukham, &c. commmsnc,ng With familiar
lecture on the Two principal parts 81 speech.
aad afterwards, parsug Examples, cpnaiHi"s
no other. Hh"n th"se etHmplfs ~" MI On
drraasd, oihrr patti oi speech III bH int'od
t, d. pAplatnsd aud pafseti, IN tht .amr HianG,
The scholar Tepeatugi 80 a lev woods 20
possible the Jubfance of the oehidii"ts hlii lie
rules re,bnlni every "nid ne rarses Pc
c..d,bs thas no intelligent fes i-f can isil te
unhefst aud ruies, with tue application And Vss
Of which he brcomps 50 itsti.ar. ~ :, ethtf
nig 1T the class vii devote to study III reading.
eon.niiting 10 ,neuofs only ihs egsaifaS, 49,
ptr pnfing themselves 10 ansarr the a ipsilUns4
which wtll be asked on every important pom.
Ahcr going al iouPh all The regular toasfTuc-
hons ol lhe language, tl,ey vii parse ssiy 80
itns,y,ly 10 prose nod YeIse, nsasposing ana
supplying the elpsis. The correction ot Alof-
,ny's E.ricises ~ False syuins. botb pefbnilH,
twuh fensons Tor the coiteciiop,) aud IA W''-
inR, will close tho course. Although this school
IL Intended cidtHI lot the Drhtbt Ol suGh As az
p,even.td by business from nnending Jas
school yet, ns the gensrai principles Of Graz =
mar ATE the SAM IN Nil languages. those VII
have commenced. ~ initnd 10 ltHro The Gle
slGks, will 6nd their labor much dimiobh,a
aud thar progress greatly accelerated, o. u.
tending regular English course.
The class IN Atthm.uo I'll be carried thu
on the same thorough rlsU--ihe rat , "ili he
fully explained. and the work rrna,red ,,,giect-
ly familiar by repetition To The teacher.
The length oi nenher course eau bs l,xed
with certainty. !, viii depcnd much GA the -
collar ntirnannco oi the class, and the zeal with
when they secood tho i.hCber ~ his eh8rts -
advance them. II vii, p,ubaul,, be about
tbIce months.
Iefma--tor tho course IN Grammar. b. 81
DO do A,nhm.tir, - tn
One donr in advance, 10 delrsy ihr ckporfe
of fuel. lights, NC. will be tho only sxtl,
charge.
Any person becoming responsible for .. vii
have one gratis. popur lu"nle dcuaclua
Will be made ior all over one.
A subscription paps, wi, be lett nj Mr.. \. T..
Norths Book Store also al tho School ROOM
opposite d., Duyal's shop.
Nov. 10 II
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DIVISION OF THE STATE !!


II was with mucn regret that zee saw, 10 the
last Lex ngon (Va) inteIIigencera we'll writ
ten but rather inhdmnatory address 10 the peo-
pie of Western Virginia, advocating the d.
vision OF the Old Dominion" into two indie.
pendent Commou~ealIhs.-S Such step, we
hope and believe, Will not meet with counte-
nance any where. Sure we are, 1t will not be
cei.ed with favor ny 5nnicient number. even
Of the people in that geographical division Of
the State to whose pre- ud,ces aud lesings of
interest and pride II 50 powerfully appeals, to
day may CONE when such an event will not
be undesirable, and " hea We should not look
upon il with the least TeluCtanCe. But, there
!, no necessiiy for II now-and the progress o {
a5erai principles, as well as the suonger CO.
r,cnt which closer approximation OF interests,
elected ~ means OF great works OF internal
impro gemant, is calculated to effect, will di.
n.iaish every day more aad more the Causes
of hear;.ourninE and jealousy which COW tx
Isl between The two sections of The Common
weata, and make them united in sentiment
as 10 name. " VirgiHia, one aad indseisi6ie,"
ought TO be the motto ofevery Que OF her clii-
zens, al least until another effort shall have
been made, under happier auspices, IL bring
about that political aud sectional equality in
State affairs, the absence of which has hereto
fore furnished our Western brs .hrsn With such
Just cause OF compliant.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

A CARD have the pleasure to announce
IN to the ollzens OF Lynchburg aud the pub.
IL, ,hs, have employed Ia my Medicine Drug
&c. Store, MIR ALBtRI 6. CARPEHrER, Il
Young gtullcman Ueh qrslIf d in all respects.
who has been regularly raised IN the WeH
known and highly respectable House OF Messrs
Charles Ma,snHll and George w. Carpenter,
Vt Philadelphia. Howell DAVIES.
Nov. 10. 2is
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DlGGES' OkElUE.
ANOTHER REQUEST.

Ij'HOSE persons indebted 10 the subscriber
"A previous 10 the lH day oil November, 1881
ARE requested 10 make Immediate payment
| Am very anxious 10 close all debts due n,n
up 10 that daIP. Nv most nnfelgneJ thanss
ATE herr on red 10 Customers Tor the en,our-
sgenrni already extended 10 ward me, aud
nope they vii still continue to iirom II eD.sttpts
~ forlunes' way by calling, or sending or
ders ior CLEANERS, To " Fortunes Eouagc."-4
Tickets ANA shares in must oi The Virginia
Schemes, may be had W application 10
Nm. DiGGE5.
Nov. 3 IT'S
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Q-J' The Frankfort Kentuckian Informs Us
that Mrs. Eaton was an OBJECT Of general curl
osi,y during her sojourn in louisville. She
vRs followed rom store TO store bya crowd oil
inquisitVe Paul Prys, and the doors aud win
dows were ihrongsd hy persons wishing 10 oh
laio sight Of the wonder" working article IN
woman attire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

1T One or i"o ef1ofs &C eatfsd IN Tie. ne
tce Of the new Cavalry Corps. in our last pm.
per. THE following geutlepen are the coin
"is.ioued officers Maurice Lsngborne, Cup.
tam; William +. Randolph, id Lieutenant ;
john smth, j.. Cd Lieutenant. Hogh Mont.
eonerir. COrHsi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

MARRIED., ON Thursday evening last, by
tho Elder +. &. Cabanis.. Mn. COLMAN
WILLIAMS, 10 Mss NANCY NJ. daughter OF
Mr.. Charles Wadddl, all OF Pntsylyan,a
-. on last evening, by The Rev. John
Early, Rev. DIR. WILLIAM |. WALLER, oil
Petersburg, 10 Miss MARIA. daughter ol thu
late William Norvell Esq. ofihis place
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Oct. 27

Lytchbug and New Kieer Raj Road
Company.
YnUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given, thai
Books Tor receiving subscriptions 10 THE
stock oil the Lynchburg and New River Ra.
Road Company will beopened al Y. NJ. Oliyer's
tavern, IN the Town of Librrty, Bedford coun.-
iy, on Monday The 18th INST. and continue open
during the week.
THE COMMISSIONERS,
Nov. 10 sdo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

~ Major Eaton aud family arrived in Nash
vile, on the evening oil The 9th ult.-where
~e hope they may long stay. The husband IS
as much un6ted, by weakness oi intellect. as
the wife by laxity Of morals. 10 figure in the
foreground of our political affairs. II such
g" malignant stars" mas sued their baletnl in.
luence, it is DOT imprope, 10 wish that they
nay move IN Il more oscure aud contracted
orbit than that marked out for them by :" the
g rcaest aud Best
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-
ANII-IACkNnN MEETING

The citizens OF Nelson county oppose ed 10
The recollection of Andrew Jackson 10 the Press.
deney 81 the uoited States are requested TO
meet on the dtsl day ri Nelson County No.
vemher Court, at the oour, house, tn adopt
means, IN concert with their fellow citizens
elsewhere.to secuTea representation of tbs
Congressional District ia The National Rrpnb-
lican Convention, 10 be held Ia Baltimore ,n
December next. MANY CITIZENS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10
NOTICE.

EHY v,riue oil n deed OF tIusi, executed 10
n b the subscribers by Archibald Hatcher,
snd duty recorded IN Bedford County Court,
the undrrsIgned VIII, On Tuesday the oh day
of Dec. next, proceed 10 sell by way oil public
auction, upon q credit vi l2 months, NJ the
C;rorery Store 81 Tho. J. Old near the Slaugh-
tet Pen OF n. Jordan, about one mde IRON
Lynchbutg. upon tue Lynchburg and Salem
Turnpike road. the following named Slaves,
IA sad deed, or SO many ol them as Will salts
~ the purposes therein named TO VII >
Chloe, n woman, Jacob nan, Nathan, a,
man, Louise. gil. Sophronis, gTi Nicy
n womsn, Mara, woman, Nat, hoy,
Julia, a grl, George, a boy, khoda, giri, Dab.
neg, c boy, Cel,ue, gui, Matilda, gnl, and
the increase OF the females, II any. Bonds w'h
approved personal security, payable IN twelve
months from the day oil sal, viii be required
for the purchase money. lae title To The above
vTopeI,y is deemed Ind,spu,sble, but ihr
unu, rsIp oed as uus'Pes viii convey only SUN
title as 10 yes,ed IA h IN by the dred aforesaid.
JOHN NJ. OBEY, I fr"s
r. oYDNUK. tees.
The above sale 10 maue by NY consent.
A HAlCHER.
Nov. 10. = vs.
HY,ANHS
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Aouk out ior priLes
NEXT TUESDAY.
WARDS OFFICE, }

LynchbnTp, Nov. TO, M.
Free Road Lottery, 9TH Glass,
VIII he drawn in Lynehburg on Tuesday nrs',
tho 10Th insf. when n numerous lat OF Capital
Prizes, $40 1000 !, 900 2,00o-l 900, besides
many oihers w III be distributed TO adsentuters.
lho,e Who wish 10 participate will lose 10
time IN calling or sending for TICKETS. Whole
fuckers 4-Halves 2-Qp. l-for sale In y
great variety OF numbeis a,
WARDS OFFICE
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A very valuable Tract of Land
FOR SALE,
Nov. 3

SNfIR undersigned viii sell grent bargain
- in a vnnable Irad of Land, lying ia
Bedford county, on the head waters Of Goose
Creek. AT the tool of 'iie Blue nidge, about =
miles from Z. Buiord's, containing ny lS'e
SURVEY 1225 8 acres..-ihe yryor was TC
questrd 10 note the quality and quantity Ia
woods, and the following is his written report
5g7 "a acre. one survey. is good land, hes web,
I'm # IN woods. and has upwards of sixty acre
of low grounds-3l3 4 may all be ssid 10 b.
in woods, some good land, but generally thin
aud brokpn-3l4 IA one hall ips Wells good
tobacco land the other hall rough aud poo
tho well timberrd. TIE terms accommodn
ting, say |. , aud years, OF for cash-enher
Way good bargain can be had. Applicsliot,
to me in Lynohburg. The Land will he sh.wn
by thomas J. Hill who lives on the premises,
to any one wishing TO purchase.
JOS. Il. k0YALL.
Oct. 81 ifs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

u Interesting particulars Of the capture Of
" General Nat" will be found in preceding
columns.
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BoWting Green once mare in market

BoUttng Green once marc IN MARKET
TqNilE subscriber being desuous To return III
n Charlotte County sga'n. irom wheoCa
he CANT, offers now for sale the Bowling Green
plantation, on S,aunton River, purchased of
Capt Nm. Irvine. two mules a5oye Wards
Bridge. The Ia'm' now well improved, AID
IL neihnps equal Az any on the River. cuntnIn-
ing about 1000 acres. 100 OF which are h,si rata
bottom. Nearly all the lDrW hes we'll and u
capable OF The highest Improvement. II - now
snihc,eni 10 work 30 hands TO great advaningr#
viii sell great bargain in tins estate aud I've
accommodating payments.
Also, wish ~. ,i small esinin on the said
RIVER, i've mile. below Wards Bridge, contain.
ing 41O acres, called Caaalaxes. THIS u ce,.
th'nly 10 good n tobacco farm for its size, ns
any ~ Campbell County. am also determined
10 soil this estate, o"d will give great bargain
IN the oame, with accommodating pnyment.
JAS. BROOKS.
Nov 10. OF
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l'rOEIG.aa

THNIlE PUBLIC aud my f,,,nds are hereby
informed thai have made arrangements
",ih MIR. Robert w. Collins, On tho corner lea
ding from man tiieetio Fi,rnd's WTehou"
10 boy hides lnr ne. aud 10 receive hides 10 b.
tanned, on that.s.--tash at thu highest pa
ces, or leather. will be given ~ exchange. -
Also. u, any lanyard, on the turnpike 'ond.
aoar L,nchbure - Every attention viii be rem
de,cd 10 give sailsfaellon.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
Nov. 10 u
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Wholesale and Retail.

CTS. the following, with many other aTICles :
900 gals. hes, Lamp Oh
1000 lbs. best Madden
800 Gum Shellac
5000 Stitch Logwood
900 Blue Nnr,ol
90 boxes Window Gloss
loco lbs Putty
go Oh vilrio!
800 Aqua Forts
loo quick Silver
1000 CHAMBER Salta
1000 Epson no
1000 Sah Pelre
1000 Alum
loo gals. Sweet Oil
200 galIs. Spls. JuIpeotne
1000 Coppe,ss
% Cinnamon Bark
1000 Brlmsroue
Castor OIL, by the barrel, gallon. mud bottle
45 par OF Pistols, Flint aud PeIcussion locks,
donble aud SINGLE barrel, with aud without
Bayoneis many Of them Beautifully Jtntat
ed
A large aud beautiful assortment Of Pen and
| Pocket knIves
| A large and beautiful assortment Of Scissors
| Madeira Wine by the barrel. gallon az boule
Madeira. Purl. Clsrei. champaign Malaga aud
Muscai de Foni,nun Nlnes
| London Brown Stout
r w ~ A.,
D. - Sh,,ot.,., .,.,,o, md s.cctened
Gold Leaf and Vnrnishes
Ink Powders, snd lndel,ble Ink
JUdkn's and Shepherds Ointmenis
Naples, falmytenr aud Bathing soaps,
YPs', ,,,..s.
Pipes aud Smoking Tobacco.
49,. oG .n, Rsa,,. C;,,.,.,, .,..,.
a., An, R,,l,,,,spdl.
, -. .,I - pn.r
Re-, Nntm,ps
~ Ia ,,de,cd IA, 1,nil,es y..e,,
-. -
H., r.a's'.,,. ,.,,,, p,yd.r
C.a,,,as k,.... AI,.ond, Ra;.,o. Hc
60. pa,.t.,
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p,.,rh,ao" anJ
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R,oI f,iJ Soon,,b scar, Of ,nn ,,os, f,yo,,
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Real m.ss.,,, Gil
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10
MORE OF THE DISGUSTING STUFF,

IN our last paper. will recollect that he denies
ia the most positive terms that either he or b..
lady bad ever visited Mr.. aud Mrs. Eaton,
elthec in propria persona or by card. The
Globe Of tue lst inst. contains in reply tho fol-
lowing:
Letter from III: Rer. f. S Exams
Mn. BLa,R:-
Sir As il i, fully in my power 10 subsian-
,iat- the statement OF MIR Eaton, relative to Nj.
aud hr,. Calhoun. cali,ng upon Mr. and Mira.
Eatol, heresith furnish you with the facts
a, they occurred, Mr.. Eaton was married on
fneSday the IL OF January. On Monday The
9th, Mr.. CHlbonn's carriage drove up 10 the
DOR of Mr.. O'N"al, aud nquiry was made for
Mt and Ms Eat0n. On being iold that IheY
had gonc 70 Phiadeiphia. Mr.. aud Mrs. Cal
hhun'4 cards were handeh 10 the servant, who
brought then III and gave THIN TO my wIle.
those, auh many others left during their alb
sence, were handed 10 Nh. aud MIS-. Eaton on
iGsir return.
October %, 1891. I. ). EVANS.
Mr. Evans, the writer of the following let
ter. has right To prefix =" Rev" TO his name
HnI we musI confess thai this does not add 10
he credhijily Of any man ia our estimation,
., hu seems 10 have an undue hankerng after
office, aud who, III o,der 10 retain y, ihrusts
himself, uncalleJ for, into the violent political
.quabbles OF the day. Aud besides, the Rev,
Genil.uan is a brotheI-ln-aw OF Maj. Eaton.
We snail not pretrui 10 decide upon the
question: OF veracty between the contrndlng
,ar,irs II 'h,s, u any oi the previous contro.
,etsies which have arisen between "brethren
OF the same principle" Our sentiments ara
lully expressed "a the following Ipes, from the
Richmond Wing:
d" The lands in an upr oar-strange thugs are
enac ed,
The partV'S al war. the people distracted.
Bot there's fan ~ the fuss The fraternity make
, some cleaving to Jackson, sumo Jackson for,
sake.
There's lngham and Branch, John BeIrien and
Duff,
Who speak of a tyrGnt in terms harsh enough
White Crawford aud Eaton, and Kendall and
Van
Ek,ol the oil! Hero as a very great man
Were all in bag and you shook for the worst
Whoa think YOU, Glod reader, would fall out
the first :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

pFesnmab'e That stephen Simpson, Amos Ken
dali and Daa Green are the only Individuals
whose abors in behalf of him who neither
sought nor dechnei o1ire but who serms,
through his friends. TO have paid his hlrelings
pretty iioerally, To get IL for hun, have been
thus munifcpntly rewarded. At least, there
are others oil The scribblng tribe, whose zeal
was not less conspicuous IN his behalf than that
Of 'ht trio of WORTHLESS JUS, named, aud of whose
moral principle we entertain even worse D.
piniou, Amos always eIrept.d)
We cannot believe thai lhase liberal doua-
tons we're FURNISHED by The frepds OF Gen.
Jackson, from their private funds. |, is not
presumahle that they were willing tn make
such large inrosds upon their private fortunes.
especially as they had very little d" spare cash.
upon the contingency. barely possible al the
time, that " tho old man" las hi, major domO,
Lewis, styles Gen Jackson) would succeed 10
The canvass. and that they would then remune-
rate themselves by plncAing the public goose.
Toe Circumstances at least look suspicious
aud, we have called public sltenIi N TO III em,
not by any means as furnishing conclusive
proof that the distracted funds. Of the Nash
Vile Bank found their way into the pockets OF
political partzans as the reward of their zeal
Gus exeriIons, but MS presenting case OF strong
presnmpiise probabiliy--Ihe more especially
as those funds went some,oheTe, and there
seems 10 be a disposition Ia those who have the
power To trace their destination to close the
door against all investigation.
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FresM Arrivals.

xnHF Sub,criber avals himself oil this OPP
Il portunty OF informing his friends aud the
public geurraIl,, thai he has just received a
supply Of beau ,iu Fancy Articles. such as
Bead Retcules Stuff Boxes, Paint BoIes,
Steel and Gil Clasps for purses aud belts, line
aud coarse Co,nbs, Bead, Of all coiors, Pocket
Books, Harmonious, SIX Reucnl.s Percussion
Caps, Silver Pencil Cases. Necklace, ahir,
Buttons, Watch CHAINS, Shaving Boxes, f"ncy
Soaps, Tooth Brushes, lapers, Cologne Water,
Work baskets. sc. dc. Also. AZ assortment
OF choice Liquors, such Az Rum, Brandy. Gin,
Whskey. Winrs oi all h'nds, Porter and Cor
d,als. Ilhcw,se, Cut Glass Tumbirn. Mamie
Ornaments, Lsmp Glasses, Castor Oil, Black
ing, Rais,ns Almonds, Fhbous, Crackers, Sc
gars, Chewing Tobacco, Lemmons, tu',an's,
1amar,nds, &c, &c &c. ell Of Which be w'i'
dispose vi on tho mos, accom- mo dating terms.
ILEMMUhf ). EARLY.
Nov. 10 .,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

n Col. John d. u. olnith has been elected
q member oil the next House OF DeIeg stes from
the couoty of Freder,ck, without opposition, to
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death Of
A lfred II. Powell, Esq.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

Another nsw volunteer corps A company Of
Infantry has been organized IN this place, and
the following gentlemen elected commissioned
officers john L. Eoryell, Captain Charles
A. Withers, Isl Lieute.aRl; and Nm. {. Fra.
81, I'd Lieu'eaqn!.
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Woolien Goods.

AUR stock of Woolen Goods ~ nj this time
~ very complete. emLrn eiug suitable Cloth
ing iof In and out dooI servants. Having besu
put chased one month later than usual, Ne ARE
enabled TO oilrr them NJ prices that viii satisfy
the Planter and Town Customtr.--Co Country
Merchants and Pedlars are particularly invited
Tor their oau interest
MkEE. ROBINSON s. Co.
Nov 10 u
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IT The Treasurer of,he Lynchburg AuIi-
larry Colonization Society announces the re-
celpt OF donal ion of $50 from Mis-, Matilda
w. Galloway oil Bedford; and also Slo, col.
lected by the Rev. {. h. Page of Amherst, IN
his several Churches, 10 aid of The funds oil that
InsliIuiIOn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

~ Some of the Northern Jackson prints
have dubbed Mr. Win u 5ederatist, and say that
he was formerly bitter opponen, OF Mr.. JEFF
Cerson! What ignorance Nj. Nn was u
protege OF Mr.. Jefferson, and was always a con.
spcuous member oil the Republican party duriug
his residence in Richmond.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

n. B.-PrescrIpiions and orders pot up oi
the purea Medicines, and with the g,earest
Gaze. Ii. ID
Nov 3. ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-11-10

BLANKS
EOR SALEaI THIS OFFICE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-12

McNeyer, were appointed committee 10 open
a correspondence with medical gentlemen in Flu
rope or elsewhere, for the purpose Of receiving
all the information possible on the nature, symp-
toms, and cure of the Cholera.
The Board Of Health resolved, that all vessels
arriving from any port Of Europe infected, or sup
posed to be infected, shall be discharged at the
Quarantine, iron in bars only excepted. That all
vessels arriving OF the port with the Cholera on
board, shall not be boarded by the pilots. but by
them shall be guarded into safe anchorage at the
Horse Shoe. The Mercantile remarks:
'.'rhe Board Of Health consists of the Mayor
and Aldermen, with the medical gentlemen ap'
pointed by them. For the course which the
Board have pursued in this matter, they deserve
unqualified praise. No means should be lett un-
tried to prevent the introduction of this terrible
scourge into our country. Let not the proper
officers in the other sea ports of the Uuion be IN
active-let them adopt efficient measures, as we
have done-for what avails all our caution, it the
subject is neglected in other ports? Let the
Cholera ouce get footing in any part OF our
country, and we verify believe it will spread
throughout the wide extent OF our Republic, as 1t
has through Asia and part Of Europe "-Gaz.