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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

...=.,,,,,.y M o.n,ysn, s,,rf,.on,s ot he
o.
Among the deaths on Saturday, which were
at the moment attributed 10 the prevailing epidemic,
is that OF AnseI FRENCH hS,l' attorney II
sc''le'Ha', 'i'i' D., A.. I'll l.,l heen
..ro,,,,st,, si,k AMI much Northumberland his
death did not proceed from the Cholera.
" 1t yves Us great pam also 10 record 'he ee"h
oil MI Afcn'o''a -, ,y,.,,,,,.,
,.r,. cbo,era. but ol the bilious fever
=, c,nnot he long before the disease will reach
ITS acme, and then decline, AS II as uniformly zone
IN all the "'l5i
anu 'na y ,hc opi1ion that unless IN cases where
oo D., nerson been gulty OF considerable ex-
.co.. the case would be manageable, il taken N
time InAT " f4e great A'"S-44" ''0N'" u
fo8bea =, ~ ,,,oro WON an
-. case. ,e, one death One of the cases
i bstter but recovery somewhat doubtful
Paer5pg-i The Pe'eIsonr lh'cl'SehecF d Tue
2''h sept say '''''' wv IT, Gye d,,,s--,,n,
SCH. ii to an entire neglect of Tia,
s,rcn,a,itory SYMPTOMS OF these 3 mad dlta-al
.eoored parsons, exception
Smu4fft@-" 's''''' ''o'' ''5 In, la,,.
% uie nsl, ,n,th,n the c,rb, preeeIlnay DAYS
-, sent .,3l 3new cases and ; death
..,,n.,.a ON the lin. (,or the preceding Is hours
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

wa iSltiNG toelose my accounts IS Executor
w ofilplson Bankcnahp duc hereby give
notice TO all persons indebted 10 said Estate 10
come forward AMI settle the same and ali thosc
hcyins claims against sand Estate 70 present them
for settlement property authenticated, ~ this uoiic,
~la hereafter be plead ii bar against them
ARCHIBALD BLANkENSHlp,
l.X'or OF Hudson Blnnkouship decd.
ut ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
OksIrE AIRY,

DEPARTED this life, ON the 18th INST, at his
residence in the epuuiy Of Nelson, Capt STE
pIIEN WATTS ~ the eighty Iiird year of his
asr.-No man in the circle OF his acquaintance ev-
CT lived more respected or died more sincerely la
mencd than capt Watts.--ie was Soldier IN
the Revolution and bore an honotaac part IN TINT
glorious struggle which established the liberty and
independence OF his conntry-But while be WINS
hoGored for his patriotism, he Was hPoSsihlc still
more heuofcd aud more admired ior the virtue $
which adorned. AMI which were 81 emphateally
cxempliied in his Ion; life Just and honorable IN
aIl his dealings; KIND aud charitable 10 all men
With heart flied with bcnevoerce and overflow
ing Will good iii. he was looked up 10 pattern
of all those socin virtues which cnn1hle < beauty
the mmun chalacfer--Overo oil thes thc mid spir.
it OF the Christian Religion threw 1t, hallowng &
Sanctiying influence, Frightening all his virtues,
and holding them up 10 the wide circle Of his az
quaintanee, as worthy ofali lritation.-ln iipcn.
cd age, be has cone to his long home bequealh-
ns to his children the inheritance of an unsulcd
reputation and reposlng his soul IN the bosom of
his Father aud his God.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
FRESH DRUGS y. NEDICIyE,S,
Paints Glass Irare, Surgical hei,V-
ncAts, DRe- SNNs, HlNshfs. Do. IL.

Comprising almost every nr.icem the line sut'ble
ior ths matlct logeihctN ia ~ lhe nrv and heb-
~ popular remedies, and tin recently dlssovcrel
vegetable alkaIle- aud provanoie principles eSotlc
and mdls, raus medicinal hefbs d. aud az taf.
pared to supply orders for any article IN theif uur
lJea1yan'edd superior fHa3Hg,A al reduced pr
ccs. pAyscians, Planters. Country Mcrshnats
and the pubic geue1ly arr tafltea 10 eive us a
call as ereat inducements will be ollorel Ia those
who may favor the establishment with tuctr Gus
tom tn smallest favor Viii At al times fcccivc eur
grateful ochnoWlcd 5neuls, md b, sasiei and l,a#f
ntaus attention 10 business w hope L. m,rlt a
portion oi paidio patronage, and That confidence MI
support winch discerning public will hc able ~
appreciate aud ali orders vii be- faithfully aud
eNpedniously eXccut,d Physicians prescriptions
ADD pharmaceutical preparations accurately put
pared.
The following articles vii always be found IN
.,lH la I.ta,fE 4,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
(AI1JI' Is
EDUCA'TIDN.

YNHE ,yenter Session ofMe SUBSCRIBERS .Sedoo',
IL w'H begln on Thursdoy The first day. Of No
reader. Wv, $ REQ.
Sept 81 RS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
w ASIEINGTON HOTEL.
LINEIHLHG.

HyIE subscriber has leaaad, f,ra term of years
n that large, commodous and wei known Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
Bopi- Square, L.gnchbafg, ~.

DUNN SYHdft, I5NtHONfg, ~.
FnNIiE Snhserbers respectfully inform Country
~ Merchants. Physicians aed the public sem.
rally, that they have 'akNi and fcdttci lie larzr
and coumo1ioas house BauiH Sq4pre ~ laor
TO the Iafue,s Eagb et ipctnta. Nhere they III
Ter lnr sl1e i LaIEc and eel1LfL asaaIlmrn Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
WINES 4 SPEARS.

rori, CIarot, Mllero, chompaigne, Muscai d
Front,guac in Bottles aud IN Dfaush', Peloh
Sylvias and other iayourlte Brands OF Segms.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

NsV Grenada. We understand from Capt.
PerclVa says the Pensacola Gazette, that by the
active exertions Of our Consul at Carthagena,
MIR. Mcpherson. an arrangement has been effect
ed with the Government of New Grenada, by
which The duty on American Flour has been re-
duced IS per barrel. aud other important reduc-
''ons are made on American productions. The
frequent visits Of our National vessels to that
coast Is surpassed to have had salutary effect in
accomplishing this desirable object.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
This is to give Notice.

gIlHAT the subscriber hath obtained from the Or.
L phsns Court Of Charles County, Maryland, et.
A MARSHALL, late ofthe said county, deceased Al
persons having claims against the said deceased, are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, With the vodch.
thereof to the subscriber before the first day
Of August next they may otherwise ny law be exclu.
ded from all benefit Of said estate. Given under ny
hand this 18th day Of February, 1852
WILLIAM J. MARsHALL,
feb 14-w4w A3miAiytratqIs
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
SHIP NEWS.
PORT IF ALEXAhD RLA. On. e.

ARRIVED. FEBRUARY 90,
Schr. Teazer, Wilkins, Yeocomico; corn to
]. VI. McRea.
Schr. Tnumas Chiffon, Allen, Bladensburg;
tobacco to w. Fowe & Co.
Schr. Mary Ann, BRYAN, N"mny; corn, rye,
and wheat 10 Geo. Johnson & Co
sloop Farmers Return. Lucas. Folly Land
ing; lumber tn J. II Davis.
SuLED,
Schr. Sea Gull. Stokes, New York
Sloop Charles Williams, Woodward, Norfolk
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
tnsV .r2,i ~ - tice.
IN Cnuncil EeLruaru Is. 1882.

= sNHE Following persons were .ppo,nted Comm ssion
L ers for hn'iing Elections in the several Wards on
Tuesday the 6 day Of March next, for members to
serve ia the Common Council for the ensuing year,
VS.:
reuben Johnston. Alexander Mckenzie, and John
A. Stewart, at James Morrs's Tavern, for the First
Wsrd
Thomas l. Martin, Robert Jameson. and William
Gregory, at the Old Reading Room, south end Of the
New Market House, for the Second Ward.
Jsmes Douglas, Joseph smith, and Andrew scho'.
field, at the old Indian Queen Tavern, for the Third
Ward
William Fuwle, William A Williams, and Benz amin
Kinsey, at Mrs Mills, corner Of Prince and Alfred
str, els, for the Fourth Ward
feb 2S-dtE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
Mechanics hank.

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. Is, 1882.
- rOCKHOLDER, are hereby notified that Flee
- ton for fifteen Directors, to serve the year ensu
iny will be held at t-ir B mixing house, on the second
Monday (12th day. of March next.
CHAS, CHAPLIN.
feb l3-3awtElec Caahier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

r;.riaia Ls1rLuure We see no symptoms
,d;,,rnment of this BODY. A bill has been
r,sd 70 connect James River with the Nes-
% waters. This important measure-especiai-
- ~ Richmond-will be pressed earnestly
4. session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

a., rscei,e the Mails now very late and very
.,nl,ry. Yesterday the Northern Mail was
lived until 5 o'clork, P. NJ.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

will please THEY ARE ADvERTIsED or they may moi
get them.
Mrs Elz, w Alexander br r y Alexander-2
David Ail,n y u Allison
Civion Ashley
James Brooks Capt Atkins Brown
BENJAMIN Roswell John Blue
benjamin B.den Miss I.etitia Brown
,Irs Mary Berry Capt lncnn + Baker
Richard berry John Burke
lieu, Napoleon Buford henr, Brown
rhos Berr, Miss Name, Bride we!I-2
Geo Backfurd Capt John II Bell USN 2
Miss Maria Collins Vim Clapdoor
James Clsre-S
Miss Jane Davis Robert Darne
Thornton A Jonathan Miss Fanny L Dade
John p Duany Henrietta bavis
Anthony " Fraser william Fowle
Ephraim frank Andrew Fitzhush
Mss Matilda FVushee
semour Grady Edward Goodwin
Greyham Mrs Garrell
James Il HAyman Bazel iIatten
james Hudgius Jas hsil
rhos 6 Ilsmersey Capt G p Holmes
Miss HELEN tisndlass James Harris
Gu,tavus Harrison
Il u Johnston Mary Jones
W Il Ickson AIRS Elizabeth johnson
John JvGgc Mrs Johnst on
Mrs Arey Ann jenkins
Miss Ssr,h Kug Mrs Jane Kirby
John Kessendaffcr
l.
RKI Lee Charles Lewis
Ut VIM = Leland Alfred Lindsay
ievi Lewis
Jas p Middleton FPA Arbury
MRS Eleanor Meade E,ss Mar. Markell
Capt Theodore Meade YIN 70 Aagin
John Melvin Miss ucy A. Moody
Harriet Naitos WIN Notch
John Noble
Mrs \ VI Preuss Margaret Parsons
Miss Louisa Preuss Mrs. Sinah Porter
Mrs Sarah Price Aex'r " Price
John Potten Geo Philips
James IL Pos-y 2 Reuben Pvlter
rhos Parsuns
Kitty Richardson Mrs Ann Randall
Charles Rise - Mar, Rudd
ihus Roach John kuid
drs Eliza Rankin Lindsay Rennolds
Charles s Scales Mrs Elizabeth shine
Rev VIM Sleigh - Leah Swsnn
VIM n Smith Shakes
Mrs Gstharine NTH - Eliz beth " Stephens
L
Mrs Ann Turpin VIM A Thompson
Hinceford Talbot Nathaniel Tyler
Sarah Eliza thompson John s Thornton
Kiss 7, rrett Harrison Taylor
- Sally Thomas
w
Cant Isaac Wood Sarah Waters
TapIey Worster David Woodbury.
Miss Martha Waters Capt Jos Warrel
Mr. We, bourne Jo' n " Ware
DAN'L. BRYAN, P. NJ.
Alexandra, mar l-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
Rather.

tST S will stard the e. sui season q: Port
~ -t(ee,SA L Tobacco, char es County, Mar, land,
d a, 9th COW enient situations, OF which no
,ice will ne given
RATHER is a chestnut. full IS hands 50 inches
high, with remarkably fine, short and gloss, coat OF
hair the surest Indication of high blood with strong,
clean bone, great muscular power, and symmetrical
in FORM and graceful and easy action, any horse in
Virginia
The pedigree of RATHER is short, and as rich as
blood make it. The following extract of letter
from James HARRISON, Esq "a gen,leman well known
the racing world) will satisfy even the most scrupu
lous of the purity If his blood:-
80 RArrLkR sired Ly the celebrated race horse
TimoIecn. TIL best son of Archy. his dam by Constu
ton, by Diomed and of the same of Timoieon -
This was by the old imported Ssram, which was
by OKey's .ebrsted English Eclipse, his < dam,
Old wiltlair e dam. Fearnought 6 dam. DR.
yer, ggggg, the imported Vampire, gggggg Fs
low he is of the stock Of r. Benz amin Jones' OF
Greensville. RArrLKR has much Diomed blood IN
him as sn, horse IN the United States, and believe
psrtskes of more crosses Constitution, 6y Diomed'
the sire of his dam-Timoeon, by Archy, ny Diomed'
his sirr-ali Mr.. Jones' run-thev stand No IN he
C. .lendar Of America. Tmoleon. Kate. Arstus, Maid
of Lodi, Snow Storm. Sally walker Sally MCGEE, and
MANY other fine rscers of this stock, Your horse
deserves to do WE'LL for he is doubled and twisted IN
the same stock" FLOR particulars see bills
Glover Hill, Stafford, Feb. 10. 1882.
feb 14-tl5thm Nat Init
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

November Term, 1s5l-lOth Day.
Ann Eliza Pe,tan Complainant,
against
Francis Re, ton, administrator, with
the will annexed. Of Ann Pey ton,
deceased; Jonah thompson, and
Margaret his wife, late HsrgareI
Peyton, one Of the hrirs and dev
sees Of Ann Peyton; deceased;
Virginia Pe,to Craven Peyton,
John Pe,ton, and West Peyton,
infant children and heirs at law Of
West Pe,ton, deceased, who was
another ofthe children ofsaid Ann; on .Ncpuk,
Craven pc, ton, Margaret Pey ton,
Valentine Peyton, Nancy Peyton,
West Pc, ton William Pey ton and
Mary Fey ton, children and heirs at
law of william Peyton who was
another of the children of the said
Ann; Valentine Peyton, and Susan
his wife. which said Susan was the
only child of Valentine Pcytun
deceased, another of the children
of said Aan Peyton, deceased; and
Abraham Foreman and Elizabeth
his wife, Defendants,
IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that tho
order of publication made in this AZ thu last
Term Of this Court against Abraham Foreman and Fiji
zsbeh Foreman, has been duly e,ecuted and the said
Defendants still falling to appear and the 'om-
plainsns BILL according the term. ofthe said order,
On the Complanant's motion, her bill is now ordered
to be taken for confessed, aud for decree the
10 re he I'd, the Court, cons,d ration of the bill
swers and depcsition and rxrIbit,ons fc,i, nd Of
the report Of .he cornmIssicnrr heretofore returned,
dors ,r, al u'ige and decree. 'h"' dsrrrr 1ro
no,Inct -! ts c,'Ise at !prIl lsrn, 9 - NJ al.
sn., and tins a, % sil tie d.nt ID ienda,as on
WHOM ,.rrcess a,s been q; fhst the said de.
be rcin,ta,ed, and Sland III f,h fnrce de-
crse III In day AZ ans the DIFF ndant, Francis Pew.
ton, administrator ard OF tn hens of the said
Ann pc,t N. deceased, and as .iust h. Defendsutss
Abraham Foe and zig, 9TH his wife
I'M Udy.
q, consent Of tn Complainant, and pf such Of tho
Defendants a. have appeared and answered it j, now
by The Court dcCrer that the sale of the real estate
whereofthe SAID Ann Pey ton died sszed, heretofore
decreed be made for cash, br he follow e
t-rmsthat s.y hst fifth Of the purchase mo-
ne, he paid in cash, AID s' the residue be divided in.
t. three equal n,ents md that credit OF tire,
SIX and months be l.w i; and that the title DO
re ,ained till payment be made.
Tes, EDM I LEE. C c.
(Gosts S67 971
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
r 0v sale.

fUv sale.
sSE The sloop Far iEhS RETT,RN.
&y0twenty six tons butuen, st Dsvrs'> wharf. APP
ply - the m. ster on board, ITO
mari JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
" aNteA.

SsS IA FESSEi. D sb.u' 500 barrels burh hen.
1910 load tor Hartford, HoUnectcut
mar / MES>ERoMITH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
To Fishermen

'tNiE subscribers have for sale SEINE made Of
Il hridport twine, and has been used but
80" II has cork rope, and all the other appar .tus
complete. Also, 1000 Fish Barrels, aud SEINE
BnNr, with ears, &c; II of which will be sod low,
mar ct GOuAG M - WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
l.Ost,

a SMALL SCON. The h,d r. will be suitably re
"a warded on returning the same to
feb Is JOSIAH II DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
fnY HuStbst.
For rhiin&e;Nhia.


kSS he racket sioop AErIUNE,
sszE. Johnson, master, will sail on Saturday. For
Ia gu, aPPl, ON board. or to
STEPHEN SHiNN,
mar ,lannry's wharf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
Was Found,
French RrnMdy.

81 p,PEs French brandy. Of superior quality, just
u received, and will be sod low, by
feb IS e. NN'SERS WITH
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST Vt' L. 1 : g NS
Remaining in the Post Office, Rs'a"drta, D. c on the
LIST Of HiRCH, 1852.
n Persons calling FOR c tiers The Glowing list,
will ,lease say ARE ADvERrIsED, or they may not
get them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
ALEXANDRIA. Id. Z.

MORNING. MARCRl, 1852.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
NrGned Sugars

NNNNtV NWSNtS'
HD BBI.S ref nc sugar, & sdpcri'r quality, just
q received per sloop Charles Vim - for
sale by y. MESai'hoAitu
feb 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
District L Colua.bi,.

.7Leran fria County, Set.
November Term, 1S51-1Oth Day.
Ann Eliza Pe,t ton, Complainant,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

The following gentlemen will be supported fer
the Common Council from the LIST Ward:
RoIert H. Miller, Il Il FeadoH,
Thomas E. Baird. J. M.lNcRed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

n. session.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01

The following gentlemen are proposed as mem.
bers Of Common Council for the First Ward.
An OLD INHABITANT.
Reuben Johnston, Sr. Benoni Wheat.
John food, j. ". INciPea
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-01
NOMINATIONS
For Members of the Common Council.

The following gentlemen will be supported for
the Common Council to represent the lst Ward:
Reuben Johnston, Sr. r.. Miller,
Thomas E. Baird, John II. Stuart.
A VOTER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
CIlOEE,yS 4.

SspIRI1S of Camphor and BhYnndg Ptfeb
}, Piqacrs,the first prepared oesrdtng 10 the 70
cipe OF Dr. Claiming, (of New York, acknowlodg-
ed TO be rc'ysk.ilfl In his profession and the last
made IN conformity to the d,rect ans Of that das.
itneujslcd Professor, Dir. Samuel Jackson, OF
Philadelphia, chosen by the citizens OF that place
to visit Montreal To investigate The character of
Cholera Priratc letters from the iuost rcspcctoble
persons and authentic public papers, odu1ldanhg
prove the good effects and sapcrtorttg Oh Camphor
over all other remedies IN the treatment orc hoora,
and the power aud safety Of Burgundy Pitch p!as
tors as prcvcntlvos this disease tt,.e i@ndred Of
winch have been ordered by Dr. Jackson, Tor the
use of the Philadelphia Almshonse. The Spirits
of CampLor neatly put up in different size bottles,
with directions, and the plosroes spread according
70 DR. Jacksons directions. For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
AUG 20 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

the physician Is seldom eai,e4i ua IL second aho
most dangerous state, collapse has taken place
To this is almost entirely TO be ascrbed the great
DISPARITY Observable between the number oi deaths
in our white nd coored population. The hund'-
ty of the atmosphere, and especially the frequent
Ishowers Of rain is observed greatly TO increase tie
number of cases. aud to aggrayate the CONDITION. oil
the sick.
1t is difficult to say with precision, IN winch
quarter of our town, the cases are NEST Numerous
though, tn speak from our own observation ana The
remarks of others, we incline to think the Nortaefh
| extremity is much less favored than the Southern
We have heard it remarked by many, among them
some cfour Physicians that those parts OF OUT town
which were most severely visited by the Yellow
Fever IN past years, have been most exempt from
III Cholera, aud rae rersa."
| portsmonth.-rhe y. Beacon says" The rain
| and warm sun on Tuesday the lith aggravated the
mortality of the subsequent 81 hours. From that
day at 10 o'clock, until Wednesday, same hour,
| ill Gaatsday 7new cases, of which died. Oh
cases reported previous to Wednesday, have died,
lolal ne. cases last AZ hours, l., deaths 81
| sa6ott-@e gather the following particulars of
tn. s,,e of the disease in Suffolk from the Norfolk
lielai.
a. S'RFoA, august l3--We had several cases Of
cto',r, Yesterday. and deaths before night Is it
no, possible Ina, local causes viii aid to the vlo-
lenr. OF tue disease Our Jail Is kept well rs
any in VIRGINIA but from long nse, say 3oyears,
the very " lis nave become foul and 1t is mpossi
o,e from ia, retuse OF thngs 10 eileetuaily veuu-
lafctke u3 .at tae disease has RACED most in
t.e u.is daea,od OF he jail One unfortunate
man " llo Wa cuniuEia as a unatic, WIS attacked
and ipi Uef,re ,el.ef could be obtalncd The Jal-
I,faa5l lost servant ri. about Ia OF ID years old
she lived oar a few nouns he had second vary
SICK. ,loueh nov brter; he himself is sick his
| wifi, AL dan Inter AZ the roint Of ieatb
August IL fna dlsease seems 10 have stop
Pe' ms ''o'''''f ''1 = &c % 'o
,.,,a,, H.. se.sf.,l.., between ,ni,nn,ht and day
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
Elk Island for sale.

II y obedience to Il decree OF the Circuit Superior
u Coul, Of Law and Chancery, for tho county oi
ueyico, Pronounced on the l9thday of June, ls32
IN n SUIT pending in SAID court, wherein John pcy.
ton Boiling aud others are plaintiffs, aud John Gil
liam and others are defendants, the subscriber the
Commissioner therein named will offer for sale, al
public auction, ON TIE PREMISES (and
mot in the city of Richn ond as was ut first intend
c,D on the 30th day of the present month, nj twelve
O'Clock the estate la the will of DIR. James =. Gil
liam mentioned, called Elk Island, including the
hgh land called Taggle's, and one half the fishery
Ii the weather on the 30h should be very IN
clement the sale will be postponed TIL the next day
This property is very generally known 10 be one
Of the most valuable estates IN Virginia, the Islam,
t,ing james River low grounds Of the first quality
Persons desiring 10 view the land are referred I,
Mr. Fowler the present manager OF the estate, by
whom il will be shown Possession will be given
on the first day Of January next but the pulcha
ser will have the privilege OF sowing crop u
wheat this fall, and the privilege oi curing Tho
present crop of Tobacco will be reserved 10 JUDI,
May, the present tenant.
The sale will be on Il credit OF two, three
and four years, equal msralments the FIRST pay
men, to b. secured by u bond with approved per
sonal security, and the title I, the land 10 be re-
served until the whole purchase money shall be
pad as u security therefor
am authorized 10 suy that If the trnrcl1ser hal
desire H. J 1dyc May will have fali crop sown ~
! the ltndi On fair terms
! W. NJ ATKINSON, Commissioner.
| Petersburg, Aug %, 1892 II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23
CHOLERA IN FELLIGENCE.

NofioM-Our dates are no later than the lCth
INST The Board of Health has discontinu,l lis
'eloF'S' III Consequence as they allegc of the din
-'y 'hey experience in obtaining the returns from
"'o physicians, and the consequent lmprac,cabi,itv
% making up condensed reports withou, great nn
unity 10 error. They, however, report daily the
"0"oaf OF ihierments, OF all diseases, when icaye,
NJ means OF asccrtalning the number OF
e'sos OF cholera, or of discriminating between
''oSc who die Of that disease and Of ordinary COM
paints On the Nth, there were % in,ermen,s. 6
"'''e and 10 colorcd persons on the 18th, 10 in
.'"1his, . white and IA colored and on the 10th.
- "'ernents, white and 10 coorcd. In Nor.
''N Beacon oil the 10th, remarks
NJ gives us painful concern to say that there is
'oFatlon IN the health of our town since our
siam "'''ioer The cases continue numerous, espe-
,o". y e'nons our coortd servants, and with these,
hona NY so quickly ensues that we have little to
aer, nom professional SKILL as from their wan,on
'''' o'elc pfemonitoy symptoms Vi the disease
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-23

The whole number Of cases which have occur
red in Philadelphia, to the l7,h inst. inclusive is
l7l0 Of whom COS have died. Among the recent
deaths in that place is Dr. C. c. Conwcl! nephew
ofthe Catholic Bishop of that name, who died III
-four hours after he was attacked lie was young
man, says the Philadelphia Inquirer, of unqaes-
onable genius, and the author OF several literary
performances Of great merit
.Iew Yofk-By the reports Of the Board Of
Ucnlih Il annrari ihat ilere Narn- on