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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-12
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At a meeting of the National Republicans OF
King george County, Va. held at the Court House.
on the 5th day Of July, 1ssa,-Needham l..
Washington, Esq. being called to the Chair. and
B. o. Taayloe appointed Secretary
On motion of Edward L. Tayloe, the follow
ing resolutions were proposed and passed unani.
mously:
Resolred, That deprecating most sincerely the
reelection Of Gen. Jackson to the Presidency.
and willing to lend every assistance in our pow
er to promote the election of HENRY CLAY, as
President, and of JOHN SERGEANT. as Vice Pre-
| sdent, of the United States of America, we ap-
prove of the Convention to be held in StasntOn,
on the 10th of this month.
| Resoiued. That --- be appointed de-
legates to represent the meeting in said Conven-
ton.
Resolred, That viewing with alarm the symp-
toms OF discomfort which are manifested, and see
ing with horror the projects Of disunion openly
ayowed and strenu0usly advocated in some quar-
tiers OF our country, we consider this to be fit
occasion for expressing our sincere devotion to
our present happy system of government. for
! warning our felow-citizens against every effort
to alienate their attachment to our National Uni
on, and for urging them to watch for its pre-.
| servatun with jealous anxiety; discountenanc-
ing whatever may suggest even suspicion that it
can in any event be abandoned; and Indignantly
frowning upon the first dawning Of every attempt
to ALLEVIATE any portion Of our country from the
rest, or to enleeble the sacred ties which now
link together the various parts"
On motion of Austin Fitzhugh, Esq. the above
blank was filled with the name of Edward T.
Tay loe and Richard II. Stuart
N. L. WASHINGTON, Chairman.
B q. TAYLoE, Sec'v.
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Choice = ines.

UsT received per brig Remittance, from Madeira,
- Z. p. Madeira in hogsheads and q casks
B.lal do in quarter and half Or casks
Sercial do in half quarter casks
Grape Juice do in Or and half Or casks
The above Wines are from the houses Of Newton,
Gordon, Murdoch, and Scott, Lewis & Co., and are
OF superior quality, and for sale by
MESSERsMITH
Uho has in Store,
2pipes, hhds. and 10 ar casks Payne & Co.'S L.
p. Madeira
sercsl. Burgundy and Malmsey Madeira, in
Quarter casks
pipes and quarter casks "Figuira's" LIP Ma.
dera, emitted 10 debeDture
5 pipes and 10 hhds Scil, Madeira
hhds superior Rouson
10 baskets Champagne. re. iv6
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schuylkil Third, and pronounced his disease
CuoipR,. Some account Of this case should De
given by the Board Of Health, to whom 1t was
no doubt reported. The man, as we understand
has since died. 1t is probable that his disease
was not cholera; but as an impression has gone
abroad to the effect that it was, and under tne
SANCTION of responsible names, the whole uutn
should be told officially in relation to 1t.
'"'''N PHILADELPHIA Eng.
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AiverpoOol China. Edged end
PLAIN W4RE

PL.4IN W.4HE.
u HAVE imported, direct from the mandatory in
Il England, Sxty.eight Crates. containing Fine Ii.
verpool China Dinner Sets, Dishes, Plates, rureens,
&c. IN printed ware; also, Blue and Green Edged
Dishes, Plates, and various kinds of Hollow Ware:
whiteware the various kinds in common use; the
whole of the very best manufacture and are offer
ed for sale on low terms; inquire at Thos c. Wrighs
Store. High Street, Georgetown
jy 4-6t THOMAS PAGE.
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schuyikNA Coal.

&c TONS Anthracite Coal, expected every mo.
% ment from Philadelphia and Tor sale from the
vessel. Those wanting will please leave their names
and quantities IMMEDIATELY the vessel will proceed
to Washington il is known the Coal is not
wanting here. GEO JOHNSON 4 Co.
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The Health of Philadelphia. I'VE nave every
reason to believe that Philadelphia continues un-
usually healthy for the season; but we nevertbe-
less think it duty to state, that several Of our
most respectable physicians visited man, while
sick, oh Saturday last, in Filbert street, near
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SPERM Oil.

sperm Oil.
O CASKS of superior Sperm Oil, received and for
q sale by WM. D. MUTT.
jys
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Experiments purity of cur atmosphere
was tested on Saturday morning in the usual man.
ner where infection is surpassed To exist A
piece Of fresh oeef was elevated to the mast head
of ship lying at Old slip. where the atmosphere
is thought to be as impure perhaps as any part OF
the city. The beef remained at an altitude of
near 100 feet from to hal-past l. exposed to the
RAYS of a scorchins sun. the mercury below in the
shade standing at about 90 degrees. When ia
ken down it was found not to have mbibed the
least impurity--the only difference in It's appear
ance was. being in some degree dried by its long
exposure to the heat.-M. T. Gaz.
Or Saturday night barrels of Tar were burn
ed in Greenwich, Hudson, Duane, and other
streets in that Fart of the city. This is plan
which has been adopted in several cities afflicted
with Cholera, and supposed to have had bene-
fetal effect. While the origin of the disease is
mystery, the real efficacy Of burning tar cannot
be proved; but il is admitted, we believe, on all
hands, that it can do no harm.-N. r Mer.
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CoMMuNIc Died Monday llt inst in tho l year
Of hor Mrs Mary Ann wife of Doct Tua Jones OF Meek
gGed mind and generous heart Fow WHO early in
lie osshe have ad so large saro of suffering. although sho
three she had on disciple OF the
the Presbyterian Church. During which was long
aud painful the extreme, triumphant The writer nd
tine mouTnh satisfaction sitting bed of death and seo
Hg with what meeknes composurc wccon
ed the approach OF tho King feared no evil The
ou V ful OF mo shepherd oi Israel sustained aud comfocd
or So has LETT devoted aud Truly afflicted husband,
ing ana aieciionate family her early
cheer and console their soIrowing hearts.
a, thHh yenr OF his
1t may be asserted with TRUTH that all the lic
mnste ho aeconote otod kind ~ friend lao
was wormhearted aud generous lie
lie was an enemy to aud whilst no many
qua 's1 There was reciprocity OF affections is hoped
well educated man. excellent classical scholar
ycrcd in history and polite kabo for most
tenacious whose was ever ready
to draw forth facts and greatest variety To
instruct aud entertain his friends Mr. Minor represented Inc
county Of Spoyvuua for many years e. the Iccsl.tf r lie
native state aud throughout the whole of his u eoreor he
elnced ms attachment 10 Republican institutions to the
rcgniy of the individual States and tho "nion NJ tho
which mi @ c.9p@c Making allowance for tho errors to
shiness as any whatever. lie had nothing of self
- ms character aud lac advocated opposed public
lament bis and respectable family have cause
10 sno to which ioy have boon subjected
thursday of
ier John ison ofCol VIM. agod yonrs
al ~, tIec children which death has boreHy
~ P',.tS OF "lIn the OF a
m nneei5qy ,h 10Th OF June, his residence in Amelia
Ashwood Place MlsSissipp tie Sei o age; Tho Han -
Fondexer the ID ins George Pake Pondextcr in ia
folk Va In tie death this amobo youth his family has o
promising ornament and Is another warning uncertainty of our
o ee purpose OF cunning and returning by evening tho family
uneasy ana gseach being ordered, he follow
ms head e64cklngy maneed It suppooi ea oeeidon
"Neo Orleans Emporium 20 " w." ''''F
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would feel Il his duty TO support thirty Gvo per cent
Mr. Blair of s. Carolina, moved adjournment of the
House; which was negaived-Ayes "a, Noes 81.
Mr.. Barringer admitted that, under the circumstances
stated the rate of 40 per might be possibly great
disparity; not to bring the valuation low, however,
he moved 81 1-2 per cent
The question on which, being put, was ncgatvcd.
MIR. Adams demanded the yeas and nays his motion,
which ordered.
The question taken accordingly and decided
Yeas l02, NaysS5.
So the amendment was agreed 10.
Mr.. Alexander then rose, and remarked that the 10Th
section OF the bill proposes drawback in consideration
various utypad articles being used in the construction
ships and vessels of from 81 80 81 % per tom according
to tho tonnage, &C. which novel principle
laws and he could sanction He would re-
peat the remark applied by the honorable gentleman
the last amendmentthat upon its being retained would
perhaps depend the passage of the present BILL He
ed TO strike it out But before any decision could be
thereon,
On motion of Mr.. Dearborn,
The House adjourned
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CnmRced on Tuesday, The 29h day four dr
I n.y. sweepstako for old colts fles-entrneo
SgV-h"li forfeit Subscribers aud clocdour started.
ys' HARRISON en- by Archie, dandy Rather,
Mm NJ Vests b. r. by Marion, by Nosoly W.T. 81 is
90 lbs. $500 ~ - ''' ""''' q
John d. Machins CHI 10y Marquis dam nv Hal W.T. s61bs die
ItRc.-lst heat I'm 5Ss.-2i do. I'm.
$50 DAYPropietos purse $3.50 milo sts
Bounce, 4 years old, 100 lbs.
years old, 100 lbs. LOU - -''' a q
George GoOdwyns Malinda by Sir Charles darn he
-, years old, VT. "a lbs. D ii,
Iine.-lst heat I'm. 3s--2d do. 3m 57s.
3HD DAY.Jockoy Club $500 mo dsrounO to be,,,
entrance 500. $3.50
fred, Q yoars old, no lbs. 80
John G. Goodies BE- Jane by Bertrand dam nv Ara,
oo.Sfga, Yeas Oh, WIZ lbs . - 1G9
~, years old, W. lO1 his 643
Richard II. Longs ch. h. Mohawk by Shawnee, dam by
-, years old, 100 lbs. 5lA
james j. Harrson's Goliah by Ecee dan, by Ifcko
~, 2 years old, lbs. 4 die
George Goodsvyn's ch M Iris by Rasseas dam bv Gin
years old, % lbs. - ' 2 a.,
Iime.lst heot sm. 9s.-2d do. BIN. IOs--3d d. sn is
4fH DAYJhc surplus Of Jockey Club sucription9 m
hests-outrancc S3D-addcd o tho purse.
lbs wv 80 's' - " ''''''f )'''' "'' W.T.,
100 lbs 10y - '''f 'o''' WIS W. q q
VT. % lbs. ' 800 - a.
7ime.--lst heat BIN. 57s.-od d. 3n, 5ts
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ATHENS (Geo) Juno 10.
The Charlottesville have learned from an ntelgenf
gentleman who has just returned from tie Cherokee nnbn
sna inc delegation had returned from Washington City,
and that he had ascertancd from an Individual in the co
hdence OF those privileged gentlcmen-a man of intei-
sence ana standing among the indans-that the deoea-
lon came TO the conclusion before leaving Washington
to treat with the General Government in October next
hey have been doubtless advised this course by their
pretended friends at Washington The Cherokee ercits-
nent is too potent engine against Cen Jackson for
Messs. Clay Calhoun & Co. TO relnquish the present
important crisisand hence the posponement of its settle
ment until after the Presidential election Hammer
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REHABILITATION.
Died as per report Of 12th inst
Total cases.
55I6

49, Total cases. 55I6
This melancholy statement falls short of the amount of
mortality as contains no reports of deaths for Monday
or Tuesday AS far are enabled TO Judge from ne r
sonal observation and enquiries at the different burning
grounds there grounds for ying that the disease has
abated The calls on the priests the Seminary were not
So yesterday they had been preceding days
From the Montreal Gazette, June 1871
On Saturday the artillery went through the different
streets of the town, with pieces of cannon and dis
plank carlnd with the view, if possible, of dis
injecting the atmosphere.
In the evening, fires of rosn and other buminous mat
Ter were 10 be seen in every part of the During
the last two or three days rain has fallen i'm considerable
quantities, and the weather has become much cooler than
previously; people have accordingly clothed generally i'm
men winter apparel good precaution against such sudden
changes oil temperature during the existence OF destruc
tive malady.
Among the number who have, within the last few DAYS
fallen victims in this city the malady we have heard of
me Hon Sayeuse dc Beaueu, Member of the Iegisla
tive Counci Campbell Sweeny, Esq; MIR. Alexander
Rutherford, road contractor; MIR. Alexander Wilson, ta
vern Keeper, ST. Charles BarOmme- street: Mr. N w
BurPee, char-Inaker; Mr. John Grant Suthers student
OF medicine; Mrs Mary Wilson, wife of Mr. John Power;
MIS- Gibson, vile oil Mr. John Gibson printer; Mr. Pierre
Simon Dclorme carpenters Mr. Etienne Garceau Joiner;
Mr. X o. DE Lapocnc, N. p. [of Varennes.1 Mr.. Ben
amn Thatcher, Of this city, died at ST. Johns on Sunday
morning lie lett this the previous afternoon, with the in.
cnuoh OF going 10 the States to escape the conagon The
Minerve states that Col. Grise, and Mr. Demers ~ p
have died at Chambly We have heard Of death at Ter
rebonne.
.QUEBEc.-The Montreal papers furnish the following
additional reports from Quebec 1t day later than
previously received.
-. NJ VI Ns'duC Sholerd ADMITTED IN the Emf
grant Hospital from A. NJ OF the 18th, to A. NJ on
the 10th of June, and into the lower town Hospital from
noon on the 10Th half past nine A. NJ the 10Th June
Emigrant Notwithstanding in last reports &C. admit
ted since 49, discharged cured l. convaescent 20 dead
%, remaining lis.
Lower Town Notwithstanding in last reports o,
admitted since %, discharged cured q convalescen
died 80, remaining 81
Total of admission 357--iotsI Of deaths 1877
T. A. YOUNG, Sec'y. b. II.
Quebec, 10Th June, 1892
Board of Health Albany
~, - 2jd June, IL NJ /
The Board have the satisfaction TO say from the report Of
all the physicians that the city continues entirely healthy
BY order OF the Board
JOHN TOWNSEND, Mayor.
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THE ANTI MAsoNs-M the 6eyd,

he Anti Masonic Convention of .Ne,U York met at
Ohca on the 2ls-lO0 delegates present Albert IL
Tracy oil Erie, in the Chair. They nominated Francis
Granger as candidate for Governor, Samuel Stevens
OF n Y for Lieut.. Governor. They nominated an Elec-
torai ficket Tor President and Vice President Of the U. s.
at the head of which stands Judge Kent The CLAY
Convention meets in the of next month There
are some signs oil Coalition between the two parties
In ono, an Anti Masonic Convention met in Columbus
on the l2h and formed Electoral Ticket support Mr.
w irt as PRESIDENT and a. Elmaker V. President
lhey also nominated d. Lyman their candidate for the
Governors Char-The Columbus Sentinel says that some
oil the friends OF MIR. Clay tried effect compromise
with the Anti Nasons-bu the bargain was not consum
mated
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l. Deereosed fertility Of its SoH-The decline Of ma
IONS mas generally been attributed 10 tyrannical govern
mens, which render life and property iusccure long
continued wars, which induce heavy burdens on tle
people ana waste their Of subsistence Mel.
'nef OF hese causes IS applicable TO We enjoy the
geses freedom and security, and have been long blessed
wth peace Itmsy also happen, that where nation has
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WAsHINGroN, Iunc @7-Thc following from tho
Louisville Journal is the latest and only additional nfor
nation from the North Western frontier which reached us
by the last MaiI:-[.Ndt. Int
letter from General Atkinson lis friend i'm this CITY
dated june 10th, says'it is difficult to tell when we
" shall get through this troublesome Indian business |
shall again take the field in ten days. bring matters to
" close as possible"
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Esy Yesterdays Mail.
TUE CuOLERA.-IATFSTiI''


we have before extra of the Albany Argus dated
- vi. oil yesterday IL contains al letter from its
respondent at Montreal, dated the 2ls from which letter.
he iolo"ilS are eNtracts--N l. Ec. Post
Wc arc happy to say that the disease Is assuming n
nlider character and the number of much dnu
'sneu Wi'hn the last two days Indeed this day all our
physicians that the number of cases il sensiby M
,nn'shed' and yield more readily medical treatment
ave wish could say, in truth, tina, nom, but ,l,e
worthless in the community had fallen victims TO This
dreadful diseases but many families of respectable stand
ing have TO mourn the loss of fathers mothers brothers
and sisters whose lives and habits most re guar and
temperate great many cmgFanis and Canadians
though not OF the higher orders Of society yet regular i'm
poorly fed, have died"
The Argus states that Albany was never more healthy
at this OF the year For the two a vs. not sin
gle death from any cause had occurred
he Montreal papers of the 2lst and the Quebec of tho
18th have come TO hand. The former confirm the state
Ren that in Montreal the disease had considerably abaed
and by the latter appears that the Cholera in Quebec
creased again on the 18TH the whole the wanc
The d r.S% tho Sa Albany Aso. i Es SUNDAY NJ
erhier aud La Chine, l.. c..
No new at Whitehall, Burlington, Pittsburgh or
any OF the towns bordering on Canada in the o. S Ell
forts 10 prevent the Introduction of the disease
tnued with undated vigilance.
Que6ec.-we have been favored with copy of tho
Quebec Canadian Le Canadien) of the 18th inst con
tanning table OF all the received into the two hos
pitfalls at that place down to that date inclusive; being two
days later than the news received by way OF Montreal
lFTomtho Montreal Gazette, June al
MoNTREAL--l affords us great Satisfaction have it
Wof power 10 announce 10 that the Cholera
very sesbly diminishing both the number of persons
attacked and ia the mortality. We had an opportunity of
convcrsing with several of medical practitioners and
from all OF them learn that their services have been
less in request that its disease had abacd in its vronco
and the recovcrcs very numerous. The Board OF
Health have to-day issued notice, which lay before
our readers in its meagre and imperfect form.
Board HRALriI,
Montreal, "Wednesday, June
New cases reported from Monday o'clock, p. NJ to.
Tuesday, ? o'clock, p. Nj. PA
Deaths in sand period, lI9
From Tuesday, 2 O'Clock, II. NJ to "Wednesday
2Oth, at O'Clock, p. NJ, new cases reported I65
Deaths in period, S3
BY order, J. GUTHRIE SCOTT. Sec,v
The report of this morning, in this city, from different
medical men, is in the highest degree satisfactory and
consoing The disease may be said TO have spent its
force, aud TO be subsidng suddenly as il broke
Many not called up at ALL and others. went out onl,
once or twice, TO persons alarmed supposed
WAsmIN orona. Inne gz.-The following from Tho
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James RiUer and RGndiohG Hmprovement-The sub
scrPtions the books Charleston in Kanawha conn
ty amount to about 1925 shares-at Union, in Monroe
county, 232-and at LeMishmrg i'm Greenhrier. 10.
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On Thursday tho 2lst nst by the Row stophon Taylor
anie Ialoy, Miss OF Doct JuInss Drew,
MoCaw, all Of this CITY.
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commerce unite with every high consideration Of paotn
in favor OF its preservation.
The President is most nobly exertng his personal in
nuence 10 bring reasonable and paots 10 calm con-
siderauon oil our true condition God grant him success
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W. nave received photographic Engraving of Mr.
Ten Jackson ltrocsent the Old Soldier his
le amid TIC scenes of the Hermitage The grounds house.
talented Painter
aon OF Cen jackson, have juigingbut said
10 m an likeness Tho whole appears be finely
ted The Engraving by Pendeon of soon
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We are graied at finding that the western people UNI
derstand Mr. Clay and will award to him the just conden-
nation for his treachery. BY the following extract OF
letter from highly respectable gentleman Of indiana who
was once warm advocate of Mr. Clay, perceive the
Indication Of proper resentment towards him At the
polls next November they will speak their sentiments
EXTRACT.
"PErERsBURG, Indiana, 20h May, 1892.
"Mr Clays prospects in this State worse than ever
Ills report on the subject Of public lands has aenatcd ma
ny Of his former friends and II any doubt could have been
entertained previous TO the report to the Of the
state, none now can possibly exist The Of this State
viii be Tor Jackson Johnson, think preferred for Vice
Presdent but The nomination Of the Republican Conven
ton will be adhered to- KenfUcly Argus.
Ertroct Of letter from The Honorable Feiir Gy,ndy
Nay 23d.
"Mr Van Buren, has been nominated by the Baltimore
convention. Now e every buckle on his armor and
night good light Tor Jackson and Van Buren, the pre-
sent condition OF the politics Of the country they are
parable and no man can support without supporting
the o'her-and nc that against against the oher
The New York Evening Post says 1--WE have lust learn
ed mat the amount OF duties actually iqidated in this
district Tor the br5t quarter Of the S6o5s
900 instead Of S5,70OOOO, stated few days ago.
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n Washington letter of the ODD Sentinel speaks
2 inc Harbour Bill which has pleased
nlhnd says we shall what will be
dent The Richmond Enquirer rejection the bin
couhS inc break wsor" Contains the
RAJ other haboursbu IT does not stop hci contains,
uersand also certain rirers, 1t began approximations for
TWO or three hundred thousand dollars, which moro
than million IL logoiug bill troughoutand
conns, contains
'ee arrccd-and each distinct subject thrown io
new bill, and standing upon its own bottom.
The Alexandria Gazette that "pyatc advicos
20 doubt That an Buren, got the North
atona our private advces different tho
Gazette And the result of tho late Raleigh Convention essentially
about the ~
The Romncy a. llnmpsrc county, Tnoigoncc another Clay
paper asks whether the Editors of Winchester Virgnan "s
pose that the friends of Mr. Clay will by " Buren,
@ haour ~ virginia The friends of Barbour perseverc
so5 DO tic friends of Mr. Clay double favor
OF M BARBOUR And docs the Editor Romncy
really suppose that Mr. Barbour will permit his nSmo TO be- se
by his enemies, against his friends?
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ssich'al Wholesale PrIces CIrrcnf

a PLANTER from the South, wishes 10 purchase for
n his otcH use, from 80 to 40 NEGROES in families
among whom lac would like 10 have skful coachn,an
and set Of mechanics. Address
RI. CAVENDtSH, Richmond va.
Or Tho Petersburg Intelligence Norfolk Beacon win insert
the above three times, and cnd their this Office.
June 20. I5-ff
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NOTICE. subscribers to the 1.yncbburg and New
River Rail Road Company, upon surrendonng the
Commissioners receipts at The Farmers Bank Of Virginia
will be refunded the amount paid by them, being two dol
lars per share subject 10 deduction Of 40 l-2 cents OH
each share Tor expenditure incurred IynchbuYp aad
this place. particulars Of which will bo exhibited 10 the
subscribers on application at the Bank June 90.
"a OTlCE-Al persons having bondsin lbcr possession
~ for which am bound security are hereby nOti-
he'd ba they must institute suits thereon Immediately, for
The recovery thereof, otherwise shall hold myself
bound any longer for the same and shall plead this notice I'M
bar Of a recovery against ne, IN every instance.
THOMAS r. BARNES.
Richmond county. Va, June l. 7 w6w
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TO Monday, 18th at g. F. NJ 3I3
ne deaths from the same period be ascertaned
WIN such certainty as to give authentic report thereof
but on the authority Of Dr. Nelson the Health Commits
sioner the number OF deaths is less than that of the
ceding daY. - 49, r.