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7, The following is tie report in New. York oil the 10th inst.
 BoaRp or EiEAhrH-0 Official.
 Tuesday, July lo-I, F. M.
Total, To

On the lth inst. the Board reported i29 new cases aid 50 deaths during the preceding 24 hours. The New ' ork papers state that the disease isnolonger confined to the poorer class of citizens.
 il,tsfe were. iS ncw cases in Albany. and 5deaths, on the 9thinst.
 One of the Boston papers contains m account of , cases of cholera in that city, on the l0thinst., but il is believed to be incorrect.
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sfeaa-boat accident. -The steam-boat #ohlo burstone of her boilers on her pas sage up to Albany, near Sing Sing, aboutone o'clock onSaturday morning. ihree raen, not residents of New York, were killed, and two jumped ovcl- board and are supposed to be drovlcd- One of the latter wasa fireman, andtnc other a wood carrier.
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phia reporteda case of Asiatic cholera ln Hilbert street, but it turned out, On dissection, to De eqaipocat. The health =oi i,illadeaifl4iiis yfsis still considered good.
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NEW YORK, July 9.
The following are the latest accounts we have from Canada relative to the

Q9iee of he Boaqd of Heahh, ]
 MONTREAL, July 3, 1882, New case s from 29th to Both June, g Burials from 29th to 30th, 9 Cases 30th June to lst July, 2r.M. 23 Burials to ?. M. p Cases f.om lstJuly 2dJuly,2r. l3 Burlals to P.M II. 20 By order.
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The Hon. \ II. SEWER las returned from tie city of ' zasfliagton. Hereached his residence on the night of the 5th inst,
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Cases 30th June to lst July, 2p.M. 23 Burials to ' P. M. D Cases f9om lst July to2d July,2r M. l3 Burials to ' P. M. %
 By order,
 J. GUTHRIE SCOTT, secy. Several physicians have not reported.
 The mortality among the military has entirely ceased, since they came to La prairie, and were cncamped on St. Hell lena.
 A sG.lii;israll5 sGlii;;issrall5lle5 5 persons have died of cholera. Among the deceased are Ia daughter of the late Col. De Sala- berry, aged 8 years, and John Row, school master, in wliose house six Irish enigrants were cut off in few hours.
 At St. Anne de Ia Perade, half way. between Three Rivers and Quebec, ii has also been fatal. Among the details we notice Mir. ChaFest, aged 7S, late Seigneur of Grontihes, John Perrin, aged 3S, and NiclIolas Perrin, aged 70.
 Single cases have been reported from Bouehervjlle, Sorel, and other places Fin tile neigflborfood; but they are. we believe, in all cases to be consider ed as persons who have fled from Mon- treal, with thesccds of the disease upon them.
 CINCINNATI, July l6.
 Our accounts from Cleaveland are to July II. No new cases of the cholera had occurred. The three mentioned as having the cholera on board the Hen " Clay are eonyalcseent. There is much diversity of opinion about the single case said to have occurred in ICleaveland. The individual was alive on the lth.
 An Extra, from the Detroit Journal foilice, of the Sth inst. states that the cholera is prevailing in that city. The Board of Health op the 9th reported F cases and 9 deaths. Nine of the cases occurred amohg the soldiers, and the balance were citizens.
 On the 10th, the Board reported but two new eases.
 Great alarm prevailed at Fort Ora ]tiot. Out of 200 recruits only 60 re- ]mained, the rest having deserted.- Lieut.. Clay was the only officer who I had died with with the the cholera.
 The N. Y. Commercial of the 9th. dstates. on the authority of a numberof Ieminent physicians, that the cholera is 1abatiag in yirulence. The Board of l Ilealth on the 9tE report Is new cases that had occurred at private residences. and i deaths. q are reported 10 have Edied atthe different hospitals. No case of cholera had occurred in Philadelphia as late asthe lltl. \ respectable physician in Philadel-
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The .4lhom5ro.-lt is said that 20,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21

land and Belgium to negotiate, lend
themselves to prevent the renewal of
hostilities on either side. M. Casimer
Pericr was better. The Cholera was
decreasing. The Monitcur announced
that all was quiet in the South.
CHOLERA.
Council Office, May 10.
1t is not intended to publish any far
ther reports for the metropolitan districts,
in consequence of the Medical Inspec-
tors employed under the order of the
Central Board of Health, having declar-
ed the cessation Of Cholera in London as
an epidemic.
In the country-New cases, ninety
one; deaths 33; recovered A; remain
ing l73.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21
THE CHOLERA.
From the N. Y. Com. Advertiser of the

FROM the N. Y Com. Advertiser Of the 18th.
The intelligence from Montreal, re-
ceIved yesterday, was but too true
The Asiatic scourge has, in very truth,
entered the heart of the Western Cont
nent, & the Destroying Angel is stretch
ing his arm over us. Thus far, in Mont
real and Quebec, the disease has assnm-
ed its direst form, and was apparently
approaching our own territory with fear
ful rapidity. A gentleman who left Que
bee on Tuesday morning, (l2th) has
furnished the Courier with the Quebec
Gazette of Monday, the llth, by which
it appears that Fifty Nine Cases and
Forty-Five Deaths had occurred up to
the evening of the 10th, and he reports
that at the time Of his departure the cas-
es in Quebec amounted to Eighty, and
the deaths to upwards Of Sixty. lie dcs-
clibed the disease as exceeding in malig-
nifty, any previous accounts of its viri-
lencc either in Europe or Asia, and all
who were attacked were considered
hopeless. IIo witnessed its first symp-
toms upon fire cmigrants standing upon
the wharf, and before they could be con-
vcyed to the hospital, t,co of them died.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-06-21
From the New-Ycrk Com Adv. Of TUESDAY.
Important Foreign InielHgence-Restora.
tion of Earl Greu and his Ministers.

We received, esclusivcly,] last ev-
ening, by the ship JOHN 4 EDWARD, the
London Courier of May 10, containing
three successive postscripts, issued at
different hours on the evening Of that
day, and also a letter from our cores
pondent, announcing the failure of the
Duke of Wellington to make up a Min
istry, and the restoration Of Earl Grey
and his ministers TO office.
Earl Grey is unquestionably in power.
But upon what terms, or with what un-
derstanding, we have no present me ans
Of forming an opinion. The most proba-
BILE supposition is, that there have been
mutual concessions, and that Reform
Bill, somewhat modified, is to be passed.
Or, perhaps, sufficient number of anti
reform Lords will absent themselves. 10
enable Earl Grey to carry the bill on
his own terms, without resortng to so
high handed measure as the creation
of fifty or sixty Peers.
Great Reform meetings had been held
in Liverpool and Manchester, at which
Tho proceedings were marked by the ut
most indignation at the conduct of the
King and the anti-relorm Lords.
The French papers received in Lon
don on the 10Th May contained a proto-
col Of the Conference, dated 9TH MAY,
IN which the Representatives Of the Five
Powers, while they recommend to IIol.
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! VIRGINIA ia Cie..s s.psrIor Gotta
| ri Law and CI.aneery. continued and held tr
the Town Of Lyucabar,, at ibe Court House, n
said town, on the och day Of June, l7i2, sitting
asa Goart Of cbuhcegy.
benjamin Talisfeffo, sheriff If the county Of An.
hlrsf md as such Administering ofJehn ) Carter,
de,l PlG
agafa1
Nel44a 4. Daasen SasrT Of the county u I'm.
h#fs. All a. 4arh Administrator DC bonis with
- vi. a'nazai - lehn Crawford deed john g.
G,lanl John {. BuHose, md Abram Carter,
y am ja.Itn. 9oI Joseph T. Carter Defs.
II. Cruise s4a#s ~ fH4d1y tohc heard on ths
bdl aHss-af, al a tam Gutter. William JopIug
4aj Joseph r C.=frr l4te - =at4-8 81 John C1aw.
lord 3.e.lsed. adI Joan 9 lIo'. exhibits, aud
t.ar af'H of publication 1T ,ha 9Th JlY Of Nogem.
h#r H.. ts.unst John . Eufraie, which appears
Ia have 3paa duly published, AMI by consent as to
tin #iulHf. = Ion I. Dawson, an1 was argued
lay counsel oueousdsafIJn whereof the coBr,
without. naf5# tune. deeja2 any oftha questions.
euu# tel a''h the nndl5 a. this etisc, doth order
HH,t o.i, at account iHHIsin this c1nae, oa the
lppr's phi. eI Nay, 49, be enlarged that the
aid AHHe .gla William JopIins, and Joseph
L 5ulss d1 taudcrb af. ona Of the Commissions
srH 81 ths Count an account of lheu administration
9th estate oltben II. fafor John Crawford up tn
the parlol Il, ts.r be,as Displaced from the man
49, anaf a. the .l.t estate distinguishing IN their
Ha.3 = H.at Dish an.at9 made onueeount ai
tbed.'eaI4nl E..aftmd rec at5 hr,s.Hg from tn
iafs# VI n'# Far'4'n at the slaves showing also,
what pa,.sn, .f.Wy has BEEN al rad estate Of
dlor tesiafar devised ~ las will 10 the Defendants.
t7trr and isol g3urru5e. has been approprla.
tel by tbem ,aHHIE tn Inymsrt Old ia due b.
n. H'ld tsH' tur showing, also Tie Value of tie
.aget and wb'o 'Ieywcfa delivered over rospec-
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Philadelphia and Boston I'll remain a'n.ast IN
'o.y unaffected WITH TIM cbe'em-onecasc only
e.eiay the roaraof Health at III. tu,ma
s.,# III thc 2ira
h w ipr,, however, Il CONTINUES tarls' W t.
mab1.5 Violence. Tho following raums an
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- The Bank or NJ Bank Jhekson'ans N
PhIad' fhlahcIl meeting ~ tat city On Monday
ltsi--to dscIaJe t!rair ual.nua5hcd confidence N.
mi agta-bneutt,, Con JACKSON -5nd their dafer-
mHaaon "a support him. rishtor wraag-a mea-
earthquakes, as rae mari, oftha beast vas
a....g.g branded On tbeir oreheads. The edl for
tn IA ting was siercd by thirty odd of Cen J1el
sars iss.6o.lsrs-f.om which tbccharaeterofd,s
a,.alr may h. readily inferred
- n Pr,,bors pa the seecdes from the
Ja.ksoornutt have called amee.ius Tho cait
sssadbg upwards Of - PERSONS. @ho have a.
bandoned tb. Hero.
- lpGuennatr on on the reception of the
Veto, bricks ,.II FROM - to 50 per thousand. A
general CONSERVATION is represented to have per
'adsd 'he elty, and the depreciation IN thu value Of
rad state vas estimated Al tl,n - 10 81 ~
cent
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TO TATE.OfsS.

q good Tailor Of sober habits who can coat
"a well recommended, can get first rate s,taa
ton, attic Red House, Charlotte, Va.
July - tlAS
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ANIMAL CIRCULAR
uH 4HE
Medical College Of Ohio.
BOARD OfTGUsTEE9
VIII ~ GDHH} pHE1utEF
Jarnh Enruei, JasrIh Grst.
William Butkc, Nattarisl weight.
NcsHutnt Duncan, paniai Genn,
6sorge l. larrrur. lirilamY ~faier.
. Vi. Spencer. I8rfr. SAINT u. D,virs. Sew
MEDICAL TncUETE.
Jrdedeh Cobb. NJ. = Plot,uor Of 1la,Dglp q,5
ftp5ahfU
tbama. =. noehrfl Il. u. P,e'ssor of C.ra,
islHU aud Pharmacy
jaime, NJ sausntao, NJ. .. Pofs,sr If su
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Htiffu.
John Moerhesa. NJ. Il. P,1.,sgr Of Dlaietrir.
aud preoas NJ H"qsa aud CiIiir,p.
Jlho Lberic. NJ =. Professor ofme Tls5ry and
Piuoa.f.
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MA. FsEAtaF,s .

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offers to ties, It's Sincerity by Ii. I'D Virgins.
mos. Of wagrr'-wheh wiser man thah MI
Richie has called =" thc argument Of FOOLS
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aaa sageeeg N rtDss.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Packet schr Effort Spicer, New York, sundries,
TO Nichols & Wiley w Ritter, G l. Sampson, Ar
gyle s. Thompson, M S Valentine, r Smith, N
Tulley, Wadsworth g. Williams, j III Eustace,
James & co. Binford, Brooks s, co, II Johnston &,
Son, o Lay, Il A Rust, Myers, N Nj Raymond,
Lancaster, Denby & CO, A Myers, Sarvay.
Otis, Dunlop & CO, ] Abbott & CO, J Garth, ]
Fry, Ellis, Bagwell, Smith g. Williams, P
Taylor, N Gordon, M Mitchell. Cochran,
Barnes g. Patteson, Baldwin g. Kent, F La,hrop,
Van-Lew, ID Franklin, II Tyrer, II e. P
McEnery, M HolIins. Hooper & Mosey. S Put
ney, Crump g. Lyon, w Merriam, Davenport,
Allen 81 co, ID Weller, ID Anderson, Peyton,
Dunley, w & j G Crane, Workman & McGruder,
X III Jenkins, Granniss, Son s. Brothers, Hubbard
81 Gardner, Beers g. Pondexter.
Schr Amity, Powers, New York, sundries. to
Creme & Mosby, Andrew A Myers, Hall g.
Moore, J Bridges, w Mountjoy, and to order.
Schr Columbia, Alexandria, ballast.
Schr United States, Ireland, Egg Harbour, bal
last.
Schr Pulaski, Boston, sundrios, to ] Bridges,
and Reed.
Schr Neptune, Carter Baltimore.
SAILED,
Brig Mark, Crockett, Charleston, IS. CO. with
-four, sc.
Schr Caroline Marion, Hollingshead, Baltimore
coal, &c.
Schr WIN Kembe, Gouder, New Ark coal &C.
Steamboat Norfolk, Parrish, Baltimore sundres
BOSTON, Sept. Gard, schr Carlos, Cook
Richmond.
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SWAN TAVERN.


yHNHE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
IL and the public generally, and would inform
them that he is nov located at that long establish
cd stand, the SWAN TAVERN, on H street,
Shockoe Hill, within FIVE minutes walk of tho
Capitol, and the Public Offices, Banks, Ware
Houses, Churches, and Pest Office, &c. This
house is undergoing thorough repair, and will be
completed This week. His StabIing, large and
commodious and not surpassed by any in this
place. Carriage Shelters. Large yard-abund-
ant supply of pure Water, from the City Water
Works. His Rooms surpassed by but few-good
Beds, the most of which new-hs Table will
be furnished with good this market Affords
in addition to the best fish and oysters that can be
procured-his Stables always supplied with the
best Provender, in addition to the much desired ar
ticle fodder, which the country horses are accus.
toned to-good honest servants and ostlors in at.
tendance. In short. he would say, neither pains or
expense will be spared to render satisfaction.--
His charges will be found as low, or lower, than
the usual Tavern rates, and perhaps low as pri.
vato Boarding Houses. The subscriber solicts a
continuance of his former customers and those
who have been in favor with the old Swan. He
hopes, by unremitting attention to business, to
share that patronage which has been literally
bestowed upon him. WIN. HOWLETT,
oc 1l-lawtfc'
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CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH, Z
TmuRspAy 18th October, 1882.
CRY HosrirAL, Oct 18th. IL O'Clock.
Admitted since last report; white none; colo red
one.-Died, one ored--Remaining, white,
colored; total, IL.
JOSEPH TATE, President.
Intsr,nents at Old Church, Richmond Hill, for
tho week ending 10th Instant -four
Signed, q. M. CARRINSTON d.
FRANCIS WICKER, "a'osn'
Inter,nonts near tho Poor-House for 81 hours,
ending this day at IL o'clock, llth October
White, L; coloured ll-Total IL.
[signedl GEO. wooDFIN.
Cholera in Hartford, Conn.-The Mercury of
Monday states that supposed cases of cholera c.
Cured in that city last week, of which proved ia
tai. 1t has been rumored for day or two past,
that number of cases and deaths occurred on Sat.
urday and Sunday last-fve burjals is stated ha.
wing taken place on Sunday.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Oct. 6.
The Cholera.-We regret TO state that this fear.
ful disease has made its appearance ut Rockport,
Guyahoga county, about eight nino mile from
Cleaveland, in the family Of Mr.. CuNNINonAM.
On the morning of the Goth ult. all the members
breakfasted together in usual health. Before,the
rising of another sun, tour of them had been sum-
moncd to eternity. fifth followed; and two
others we're lying in hopeless state at the latest
dates. The head of the family, who had just
turned from New York, was the first attacked, and
il believed TO be the recovery. His wife, three
children, and relative of his, are dead.
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5E.sSEgE.s'a+ Y'O.a' HgOY'EA,

TE'HE Subscriber has leased for term Of wears ,
ID that large, commodious and well known Es.
Enlistment the WASHINGTON norm, 81.
tuaicd on Third Street, near the centre of the,
business ard population Of the Town of Lynch
burg.
lie respectfully informs his friends, al d the pul
lie generally, that he has spared neither .ins nor
expense III hitting mp and furnishing the House a
Stables in the best manner. His Table and Bar viii
DC furnished with the very best THAT the market
vii! supply. Ills Stables viii be ALWAYS we'll sfock
ed with provisions, and undor the superintendoncs
oi inc most careful Osters; order. attention and
pohloness will he strictly observed towards every
guest !" every department.; and his charges will be
moderate. The subscriber confidently, therefore,
asks the patronage Of both travellers end citizens,
having determined on keeping, in every respect,
frs rate House. s.. HATCHER.
l. &C cSl
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C0gnNc Brandy.
Il Cd i Whole e'G ao. {segnet'e Brandy,
pipes Holland Gin,
Landing from ON board the Amity, for sale by
oc III CREME & MOSBY

Extract from the WiA Of John TAYLOR, Of record
in Brunswick County Court Clerks Office, Va.
"ITEM.-TO my son, William Taylor, should he
4" return in person, after my DEATH to Brunswick
F" county, but not otherwise, l will and beauea,h
" two Negro Slaves, Jack and Martha, also one
4" cow and calf, and feather bed and furniture;
and at his mothers death, tho land mill and Cuff
lent to her, (she is also to keep the negroes and
" other things given William long as she lives,
Z" unless he in person applies for them after my
death,) TO him and his heirs forever, if he comes
Z" tor them, if he never comes, then not TO him or
(" his heirs"
''Teste, r. R. RANDOLPH, d. c."
When last Q2 or Is years ago. heard from by
his friends in Brunswick the above named William
taylor was living In st. Bartholomew, South Ca
rohna Editors of papers in the Southern and
Western States, would perhaps confer on him a
great favor by giving publicity to the above.
EDWARD TAYLOR,
oc lie st Ex'or of John TAYLOR decd
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ENGLISH AND FRENCH
academy for Young Ladies.
PROSPECTITS.

MRS, HBNKioUEs & MR.. PERsICo no.
LvA spectfully inform the Publick of Richmond
OF their intention Of oPeniay, on the LIST of %.
tooer' CLASSICAL DAY AND BOARDING. School,
ior hunted number of young Ladies', embracing
all the useful and ornamental branches requisite
for a finished Education.
Mrs. Henriques having for nine years beon
Principal of a aourshing Institution of the kind
IN the City OF Philadelphia, from whence she
brings unexceptionable recommendations, flatters
herselt that her association with SO esteemed a
Teacher as Mr. Persico, will enable them to
iuihi the most sanguine expectations of those
Parents who may honour them with their conf.
ience.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
Reading, photography, Translation, Grammar,
Rhetoric, Logic, and Composition, in the English
and French Languages; Arithmetic, Book. Keep
ing, Penmanship, Universal History, MYTHOLOGY;
Astronomy, Ancient and Modern Geography.
with the use of the Maps and Globes, Denea,ion
OF Maps Natural History, Moral, Mental, ard
NATURAL Philosophy Chemistry and Botany.
CONDITIONS:
1st AS regular systematic series of Instructions
VIII he completed by each class in the term of
one scholastic year, no pupil can be received for
less than that timo The scholastic year, consist
ing OF ten months, viz from LIST October to LIST of
august divided with reference to payments ia
four equal terms of eleven weeks each;
IDLY. The French Language being the language
OF the school, none can be accepted but those
who are willing to learn and speak that language.
o"tJ' .fAS tue Same 1eachers VIII devote an
equal portion of time and attention to all scholars
the charges will be the same for all ages.
TERMS:
Day Scholars, French & English, $50 per annum
Day Boarders, do. 1870
Boarders, including tuition, board
ing, washing and bed, do. 800
Music. IS per ouar,er
Drawing and Painting, the Italian, Spanish and
Latin Languages, as well as Dancing and Orna-
mental Needle extra charges.
Those who DESTROYS of learning From oh
exclusively, may join the classes at SO per or.
For further particulars enquire at the Boarding
House OF Mrs. Nelson, at the House in l street,
lately occupied as Boarding School by Mrs.
Broome.
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II pursuance Of an order OF the couri vi uano-
"a yer county, to us directed, shall proceed TO
SELL on the premises, to the highest bidder at pub
Tic auction, on the 18th day of October noxt the
tract OF Land lately he'd by Mildred White as her
dover IN tne estate OF William White, deceased. 1t
is situated in said county of Hanover, upon Chick
ahomany Swamp, about miles from the city of
Richmond near tho termination of Mechanicsyille
Turnpike
The said Farm has upon it large and convent
emu Dwelling House, with other buildings Il spring
OF excellent Water and very large orchard of well
selected fruit trees. AS presume that all per-
sons deSlrous Of purchasing will view tho Land we
ueei IL unnecessary 10 say more, but refer them t,
VII. Geo w. Iruehcart, who resides UPON the
premises
IERns.-Onc fourth cash, mecty in twelve
months from the day of sale, and the other moicty
IN two years from he day of sale.
EDWARD q. SYDNOR
MILES MACON, jConmiss;oocrs.
WIN. Il. SYDNOR
AT the same time and place will be Sold by the
iega,eeS OF tho above mentioned WA. White IA
acres adoining the same. SOP l9-dtds