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somo such arrangement many family may die like The
unfortunate Woods, without oil peppermint
laudanum, pill of caoneh For the nesnc 10. haY
the approved medicines in their houses or in their nc
date neghbourhood, aud TO know how their
would administer he present. would be calculated 10
give confidence, aud disspate oa considerable the
gloom and dependency that may hang over soccty and
destroy to- great extent, of the most
powerful aTNiliarlcs TO the disease-fear.
Let any figure to himself the situation of n cpil,,
IL or 10 miles iro physician, and wi,hou, the me ans of
sending for one and not dose of medicine in nils Of
,hem, attacked with the Cholera, which they know il.
likely TO take oil its victim in a few hours.
Inc physicians OF Richmond have (Which / sim
Serey regeL) practical knowledge of the Cholera If
doctors "ason Nelson, and others who well known
III virginia TO be eminent in their profession would make
report through the press, of the character of the disease
ana tneir mode OF treatment have doubt but they
would render an important and acceptable service TO their
ielow-cizens, and the country practitioners
could not and would not object.
In the towns persons ia INDECENT circumstances have
hospitals provided Tor them; where they receive all of the
necessary comforts in addition medicine Not so i'm the
country we nave great many persons among US who
from bad management scarcely have the of
HE TO support them in heat who live as il is comnon
caleu' from hami to mouth. Such persons situation in
huch sickness, must be extremely distressing Can there
be nothing done systematically their reei in the
OF necessity existing? PhilSnthrophy, common bumani,v
requires that something should be done The towns ,
nerally have made arrangements for the conCort r e.
poor in anticipation OF the Cholera and shall tho
remain IN snpineness when the comfort and the lives of
thousands may depend their excrons? t,,st il, oi
mat necessity may not exist. We had hoped that tho
country would be exempt from the Cholera bun our hopes
S SN. way are no aiirlnists-Asa evidence of
It, our intercourse with Baltimore which is very conSie
.aoe has scarcely received any interruption by the Che
lera in that city y 80 -
Would it not be well for the Overseers of the Poor In
those counties where the Cholera may make its
10 NEE. ana make arrangements 10 provide for the comfort
oil The INDECENT in the of sickness would
IN e event oil such arrangements, the propetv of the
Doar OF appointing discreet in every
neighborhood to aid them in executing their plans.
IL you think the foregoing remarks entitled to considc-
raio you may, if you think proper publish the in your
P"E", O., II.
n. B-Since writing the above I have heard of the
eah oil another man (white) in the hborlooJ
ne was attacked with spaSs &C., aud died in eight or ten
NUTS II.
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pREStDFNTtAt. ELECTION

At Meeting, the jackson Corresponding Committee
Tor the county Of Kanawha held At The c. ". Monday
Oct Ssh, 1882 present Philip r. Thompson, Chairman,
and majority Of members.
On motion, IA. Thompson was appointed Secretary
On motion made and seconded it Res0lDed That
the corresponding committee for this county be enlarged
wbereupon the following gentlemen appointed to
constitute said committee, to wiz
Philip r. Thompson, sen, Robert Blain, Jacob Hill,
Jacob Grass, Elliot r. Thomas, John Miller William
Thompson, James Guthrie John Richards Charles Jones
Pondexler Tonoy, Uah Jones' joe RUcker John S,arke
Geo. w Martin, Euos Jarrat, Samuel Burke James ~ I.
Fry, Thomas NJ Tucker, James McCown, Samuel Han
ley, John Duddipg John Hart Thos Hubbard, John
Hubbard, David Hx, Hezekiah Bailey, Geo. Goshorn.
Jas. Poueroy, William s HUT, Frederick Coon Ruel
Dsggs. Charles Morris, Joseph Thompson, Alexander
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dag The hope held out that taxes would DO dispensed
with, aud that works begun would be suspended
"fou may not feel respect for u population so weak a.
to be easily disturbed but you must ct the
than you do those Uniformed men, who were their
dccevers What are you to think Of of intelligence
as well as wealth. in this city, who instead uphong ca.
nails and roads, essential TO this ciys prosperity actually
Joined In the hue aud cry against oloans
and taxes The veil OF pity falls the ignorant man.
who buried IN Tie woods and constantly oiing hgh
value on lew dollars, and therefore gr,,ges share
them with axgatherer but the brand of scorn should
De stamped upon those who after loudly calling canals
ana consequently expenditures turn about and rail at
men, IN order to vent their spleen Gen. jackson.
what tell you sir of the Of the great vote for
Mr. Ritncr no man Of honor, in this State will DENY: nav
nave heard men, calling themselves honorable who have
avowed that any means fair put down Andrew
jackson! aud 1t really that this foul sc eminent Is
not confined to few The passions abroad are of
most malignant kind; and should shudder had doubt
oil the result OF the trial that Is before But of that IS
sue nave no doubt On the I'd Of November the ms,s of
State inrgues and falsehoods will be dpeile; the naked
question: "tcH you support, desert .9retc Jackson
WIN arouse all that generous grateful and Just in the
oosoms OF people who, although not autess as us
as gra'eiuI, and as generous, any earth.
Away, then, with fears for Pennsylvania 1: we know
our strength but will not mere know of IL
we VIII exert It to the utmost, as in l799 for the alton
of our iberies.'
We have also before us an extract of a MS letter
from Governor Wolf lie says "Thc State will 20
tor Gen. Jackson by an overwhelming vote THAT
question then is sctted-Let us pass on.
OHIo.-The Globe of Tuesday morning gives the
following returns from % counties:
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Exclusive Of his Lincoln supposed about I0
The hrst are believed TO be elected For tho 9th seat
the contest will lie between Coffee, Haynes and Owens
Souri, CAROJGSA.--Tle Charleston Evening Post
(Nnlidcaton) Of the 18Th, claims a majority of
2-3ds in both Houses.
"The accounts to-day received leave doubt as TO the
equeson OF Convention OF ali the old Senator'S and Of
the new certainly known to have been elected we have
~ votes ST. Peters, Orange, Union Clarendon, Horny
and SPdrdnbrg, are yet to be heard from In ST. Peters
there NJ opposition to the State Rights Ticket and
ters received THIS morning that Orange will he
Tor u.s. which two make up the 30 votes requate-Uuon
sdoubiiu aud Clarendon, Horny and Sparianburgh NAV
be set down against US. In the House our majority will
be overwhelming Until the msrer is put beyond con-
tnsency, we will not claim that the victory IS secured
but our State Rights readers may look forward with con-
hdcnceWe hope before Monday, all doubt will be re.
moved"
~ tie last table of returns the Convention Party
has n Representatives and D Senators--the Union
Parry 10 Representatives and If Senators.
Some question has arisen, whether the Governor
ought 10 nave convened the old or the new Legislature
me Judges OF e Appeal Court unanimously give il as
their opinion, that the newly elected members now com
pose the Legislature and that they and not the former
members, VIII assemble under the Proclamation Mr.
Cheves thinks differently, aud I've is about 10 issue "Sup
plemeDt to Occasional Reviews "occupied with an aro
ment 10 prove that extra session Of the Legislature
composed OF the members recently elected would be
Illegal not ony from the Constitution Of The STATE but
by analogy, from the Constitution Of the United states
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DEATHS.


Coleman Robins SON OF a 60 , death
King William county This excellent youth his ahors re-
last month he was lust entering sS nays Sn the zen day Of
w%,d w'n the gay spirit OF youth the period of manhood
&c en Youth whose manners GENTLE because hi.
ms ost b tho change from mou to
but hey viii IF linn who , s o En1
that ,bcv ~ .'o must OF tho %ci yet remembor
e IN tue county of Charlotte, the 81
comprised in a few words In tho ms venerable old
oil us1"nd iathe and MASTER he proycm mud m
CHRISTIAN his py was Of am nu n E%S5Soj ""a
e I n mN character; neither ssnshng
%i PoyG "s OF tho mo; i9SocSo Integrity poy
with abh9rIenee In short, his principles sound his
through o and supported him dying moments The j. n
Died sunday, ur, aitcr short hut severe illness Mrs
inSS r. cameron" Of SI Si md late OF Tho
w,'" TN, obituary t give detailed aoctor
TO TO those who knew he, we his Language were too weak
suffice IL to say She christian Of the term
n f " n aGod, she soon saw and felt the vanity emp
Zine when all Of THIS world should rested her earthly W iro%
s9F EGdeo%e Aeiog her principles devoted herself az
want she pISiesqd to be- She had suffered hand
by the loss Of devoted father lovely and interesting cbi@g
Mukcr % s ; C lioeunI submission 10 the viii of her
SOCK me-, no, '' w9ies had animated her whilst living
% ~" WIN" new her The writer of this knew her long;
s"GI qualities Of the heart in eminent degree gone
hei Pure t hal wingd its flight from this world
pres 10 meet ITS due L1w"Id in ilcavonye memory
cihced Her
e ohcI relatives and friends, have sustained thy
forget But " there which
Tor te loss OF dear relative friend could afforded surely I
co one nJcr consideration affords Let hers
ccoIcc that Blessed IN; Tho -
so saiil the spirit for they 'front.' their abors ' '
Lc IN NHshngton on the Is inst.
G IN gcon lenr MI Lear highly respectable
OF ue washington Bar, whore his talents
cleared him to all his professional associates and secured 10 hin,
honor ana sSccess In the various
nnha cHzen MI Lear faithfully discharged duties Is anna
bic mannors his hightoned honor beuevocre formed char
supassed md placed him high IN the
cowciuzens who will long and aoconatcIy memo
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FOR GOVERNOR.
32,I65
CONGRESS.

Bell, the Clay candidate, elected from the Belmont
District, by 81 majority. Webster, the Jackson candi-
date elected from the Butler District by about ma
mime Congressional Districts heard from. Seven Jack
son and two opposition Members elected
The st. Clairsylle Historian, (Clay,) of the 18th
has the following p. s.:
by passenger an the stage last night from the toesi
we learn that OF 50 counties heard from Columbus Ly
man had majority OF 1000 Notes.-The Western Reserve
not included.
In Franklin county, Lymans majority, IT'S
Green do 100
Pckaway, do. Lucass 0
Stanberry is not elected"
The same paper gives also Guernsey (official0 for
Lyman, ,256, Lucas, 1925
The reader must calculate for himself.-But we
place little reliance in these passing travellers' reports
we shall Judge better of the victory, when the smoke
Oh the action has blown away. Our own opinion is,
that Lucas and Jackson will be triumphant
NEW JERsEY.-The following the complete
returns in both Houses:
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NEWS FROM THE WEST.

We understand that letters have been received
from Cen Scott, who had reached Cincinnati on
the 9th inst. on his return to N York He expected
to be at West Point by the 10th or 18th On the Dist
ult. he signed an important Treaty with the body of
put all the troops in motion for their former respec
tive stations. The Artillery, principally from Old
Point Comfort, had not had case of Cholera later
than the 18th of August. This body of troops came
down the Mississippi, will ascend the Ohio ms far as
Guyandotte and thence march through Staunton
and Richmond. The Infantry which took the Cho-
ern at Rock Island mot from the troops that came
by the way of Chicago) had case of the disease
after the I'd of September.
We understand, that by the treaty with the Sacs
and Foxes, Black Hawk, the Prophet, and / other
principal chiefs and leaders of the same or Hostile
Band, are to be held Hostages for the future good
conduct of their Band, during the pleasure of the
President of the United States. We have gained n
fine country 300 miles on the Mississippi and of an
average depth of 53 miles, worth i'm 30 years $40
100000. This was taken partly on the principle of
conquest, to indemnify the expences of the War
and partly on the principle of purchase Tie United
States are TO pay $4,000 dollars annually for 30
years-lnaking S600000 and about S45, 900 i'm other
forms-which will make in 30 years, S665, OOO-
Add Tor The expenses of the war, say SS0000O and
we shall have for the whole cost of the country 81
46o,OO0-wiich will leave balance in favor of the
United States, of more than millions The Indans
left the Commissioners perfectly satisfied. On the
l5tf they had signed previous treaty with the
Winnebagoes-only a little less important one than
the second treaty.
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Clay majority in joint ballot 49,
MARYLAND.-Mr. Hunt (he Jackson candidate) has
been elected Mayor OF Baltimore, by majority OF 1887
votes NJ r. Small
iENNEssEE-C 81 Standardization thirty unsuccess-
ul baoings the Legislature of Tennessee has postponed
the choice OF Senator in Congress until the session
oil the General Assembly Of that State. On the first bal
lot, the vote stood thus Foster 23Crundy 22Eaton I5
There was little variation during the of ballot
ngs, aud the last one was, Foster 22-Grundy 2O-Eaton
1S.
GEoRGIA.-The following is the number of votes for
edch candidate from The seventy counties received and
stated in the table The counties, yet heard from
are expected TO give small majority to those who now
stand lowest on the LIST but such produce any ma
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The Globe OF Tuesday stated that out of Congresson
al Districts heard from, Jackson candidates are elected
VIZ Learitt, Thompson, CLANCY, Mclean, Mitchell and
Lye; that Vance, Clay candidate is and that
IN inc belmont district, the result is absolutely
,aineu there being not more than 80 votes difference be-
tween the candiates-The Chillicothe Gazette states
:here is doubt of Gen. McArthurs (Clay) election
having obtained in that country majority over Allan of
Soo-in the same county, Lymand has majority of POS
over Lucas
The Globe of "Wednesday morning says
:" NO Western Mail received yesterday beyond ST.
Slairsviie, OHIO. We have received by way OF Pitts
burg, Pa, the following returns:
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MIR. VAN BUREN,s LETTER.

Mr. Van Buren, has come out, in reply to lhe in
terrogatores Of the Shocko Meeting-ond in order
to save time, and to give his fellow citizens at New
ork u opportunity TO see it, ne has published it
Apany' lis plain dealing puts down at once all
the destinations Of his enemies
we lay this letter before readers lie declares
his belief that the establishment Of commercial re-
guations, 10Th q vieW to the encouragement of do
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Wallace. William Duncan Thomas p NIaup,n Tbou.,
Hlx, MARSHALL Bowman, Jas B. Rust Nahoney Pauley
auen M smith Jno Proctor, Nathan Turlcy Joseph Me-
Calister. Bernard T. Buster, Davis Hudson John Becke,t
David Chlders, Thomas Beckett Edmund Merits AIex
Thompson, Rev. VIM. A. Wood Richard Brv,nt las
anderson, James Roberts Robert Thomas joel lrIwicb
Philip X Thompson, jr, Jacob MaNey, Henry Morris
Matthew Dunbar. James r, Swindler, John Fisher Eli
STA" DodsoD, John Snyder, John Wilson, San,l Wil.on
sam Hudson, SImI Pricsy, Thomas Fife. JAS Tcays
yohn Z; Thomas George ~ Thomas, Blackwell Chiffon
lh0S Eiy mes, Hiram Ellis Col Iinlsey TLon,s I,iab
f"r'h Isaac R"aburn. Andrew Bryant Edmund Bllups
n,"'ew Slp"eivrs Hiram Cobb. Fleming Cobb, vii il
" I W Ways, william Illey, Jonathan Derrick
70; w p"Isr' Thomas J. Buster, Moses Ward. Aaron
S'ockiotl, Joel Shrewsbury sr Jesse Hul,on ,hsn d.
Saghy' James Scss~n John IIolSten Thomas Matthews
Dr S1nil Chiffon William ellison Isaac ,hurv Fran
chs Thompson r. S. a. Matthews (;uv p Mottbs,ys CI
Franklin Reynolds, Col Charles Rnfner John Dawson
lr, sam'l Paxton, Robert Tudor Richard Chandler NJ
u. Coleman Robert A.. Thompson, Thomas A. Hcrc,ord
WIN. FOrqueran, Arthur Forqueran VIM Parsons
w. Langley, Charles d. Slaug hter JAS. Hogmc VIM v
HUT, Pleasant Thomas, Martin Hahmoch, James MAYS
Henry Chapman, sr., Henry Williams solomon Castor
James Stewart Jesse Abston Rcub Slam btrr Henry Il
Smith, Nhnrod Ashherry.
On motion made seconded tile following Resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
RCs0Iued That each member OF this comu,i,tee will at
Ten" me polls ior The choice OF Electors OF President and
wee President ON the ist Monday in November next
HcS~ced That each member of this committee will use
ms best ehicavours TO rce The friends Gen Jackson
III the county OF Kanawha attend tile polls either Al the
Court o1seor at some OF the precincts the said
county
Resoired That Committee be appointed to prep,re am
Address TO the friends OF General Jackson in tins county
Informing the ct the time and places of tile election and
c"hng upon thcm To attend, w hereupon the Chair an
pointed the following gentlemen To compose the C'omn,
tee:-Thos. Matthew'S g. a. Thompson, Franklin rev
noi> George Buster DIR. Samuel Clifton Jesse IIuso,
IaPt" Blackwell Chiffon and James T. Swindler
HeS0ired, That these proceedings be published i'm the
kan"wha Bar'ner and Richmond Enquirer.
The meeting then adjourned
PHIL II. THOMPSON Chairman,
H. A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
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The NJ York Journal of Commercen stotes tbo,
information (has been) lately received in that CITY
rom Charlotte county, representing him (NIr John
randolph OF Roanoke) as being now in still lower
STATE OF health than he was last Spring" This is a
mistake. we have just seen gentleman who late
yspent several days with Mr. Randolpb. mud states
tnat his health is better this time than it has been
for several years
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HLUNI SALT.

we shall republish from the last Kanawha Ban
ner very interesting article on an improved me-
.nouoi manufacturing .4i,tn, Salt. Ii "promses to
constitute ne,c era i'm the manufacture ofsolt in ,
region ~ comes Just IN time Will our WORTHY
trend q. W. ). be good enough to send us speci-
men OF this new production, along with the two
kegs oil the best table SALT which he was adventu-
rous enough 10 bet on the Pennsylvania vote, and
the Presidential Election?
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. w our race Current has been neglected for short
nme IN consequence OF the prevalence the Cholera and
we general stagnaion OF business Now however that
The Epidemic has left us the stream Of Commerce is
returning to ITS usual chunne shall resume the pubi
eauon oil our Price Current In the mean time we I'M
ami White for 81 Is - ~ '
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81 AIDES SEMINARY--Miss BXLLNrTI n Es from
~ = Philadelphia will open Lades' Seminary in
Williamsburg, the Isl OF November. In their school will
he Taught all the branches Of polite cducaiion- English
FRENCH Drawing Engsron's style Of Painting, Japan
ing, and Music, they can assure their patrons and the
public That every attention shall bc beso TO the Gull
ture Of the minds aud manners Of their pupils.
Williamsburg, Oct. 10, 47-3t
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ne % New YORK Advocate (hc Advocate Clay, Tariff OF
% sI American System all its patts calculates
upon tho effect OF the split ticket Virginia
National Republican party sd OF
Hccch ready 70 take ddcdhdge irision
ohea ana Martin Van Buren, has amy strength in of
gna ne wal so divide the Jackson party
CT may succeed"-Fends of the Virginia will
you permit these TO take this Gradge you? With an over
whcnng voice, will answer, No! - 49, "
The U. s. Telegraph idly anirms that "lir Caloun c,l
no the Residential question in their powcrhey should use that
goNcI l. "such stuff dreams
ana hen the Telegraph will confess that neither Calhoun
OF The Sovereign Pconln. ~
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r.. A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
ADDRESS
To The friends Of General Jacksop in the countu Of
KoncJphd.


70 'he friends Of General Jackson in The County Of
K0nGlchd.
fhc undersigned appointed Committee for that pur-
pose by the Corresponding onIntce for the conntv of
haiawha, beg leave respectfully inform you, that the
election Tor the choice OF Electors President and Vice
President, will be held the Court House. aud at h,
precinct elections on the first onay in Novenb next
he near approach OF the Election, importance of
the crisis demand that every friend of the President
should rouse himself for rSe conflict. Our enemies are
making the most interchangeable efforts, unless tev are
metby corresponding eHerlions part defeat will lie
the inevitable result Let not then, by an unparlona-
bic Inactivity and indifference, lose the victory which
within our grasp let every friend of Jackson act as if
Tue result OF the election depended his vote and all will
be safe To the polls them friends of JACKSON TO The
polls-and shew, by your uuanmiiy and zeal ON The
present OCCASION that your confidence in the wisdom
honesty, and patriotism your distinp uishcd and
BILE Chief Magistrate is undated.
THOMAS MATTHEW'S
II. A. THOMPSON
FRANKLIN REYNOLDS,
GEORGE BUSTER,
SAMUEL Chiffon,
JESSE HUDSON,
BLACKWELL CHIFFON,
JAMES r. SWINDLER
JAMES LANIEn, Esq. has been appointed Presiden,
oil the Agency OF the Farmers Bank of Virginia in this
place, vice John w Chew.-Dn1UiHe Reporter
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very silly remarks ho has thought fit to make about
Il, and three four more Designing
and otolent dendgognes al Rirhnlorldn
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II otg"'-U. :. Bank stock fell at NJ York 9 I-2
per cent on Monday last. Men who are so silly as to
Speculate upon The calculations of such reckless and in
dc'ous scribblers Webb and Morris must xpcc ~ y
the consequences Of their own creduity
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M. "a'sh declares TO that he 'ncvcr hoistel nor
enlisted under his (Nr Clays) banner" lie thinks him
ucn Prgerdoie TO Gen. Jackson-Ic goes against the
sumo That's MI ' we pre-
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W Jefferson, in opposition to the Tariff and seve
RAJ MILITARY and other Communications are unavoidablv
postponed until our next "Yan Betmengen' will an
pear IN the course OF the next week
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EROM NEW xonn

We have before letter from New York of the 18th
fou may satisfied about the Electoral vote of This
state We shall have hard contest for Governor-bu,
we shall carry our Electoral Ticket HANDSOMELY"