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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
Salc Of Valuable Property.

- la65fseofa Deeree Of The Gutnt Superior
y Cous. ri Law and Ghaneery for thu County Of
~ +, pronounced IN the case of Ryes against
A.stn and other. the undersigned rs Commits
s,oaer vii proceed L. sall II Nafiety Mil IN tin
zas#lY OF Nelson, on Wednesday the 18th dry Of
.'f.lp ext IL the hgha.t bidder on credit OF onc,
- Tree and four ags, the purchaser or pmcha-
.eL. gising honas with approved security and a
aeIi aftrnst aa the laul Ia secure the paymeat all
nc Lands held by the eorccrn Of ltlves y Murphy
consisting ofthe Variety Mills rratt Ut Land con
1Qag n all ll67 arres upon whleh, ale
Mill. Tau-Yara plaaIery nweiIine lioasf, q
fiera are tw9 Mill Merchant Mil containing
- pair OF Enrfs II eead order, aud really To re.
n, the neNt crop ol wheat the other Grlst
All, eontMninr ane par Of Esopus stones, also IN
ea.l order In Tan \ nd Is IN good order and
epry convenience for carrying on the busluess
,xloH5lyeY-a part Of the land Is very valuable
nast oft yet TO clear, aud portion Of II first rate
tobacco Land Also, at the same place, and on
The same day. Tract Of Lind lying within mile
ot Nelson Courthouse adjoining the lands Of LUIS
furl Loving and Others containing 200 aeres
TIC greater part Of II heavily tlmhcrrd. Also a
mother tract lying III tie County OF Nelson, adoin.
ing the lands of Benjamin Darlington and others,
caQtainms 800 aercs. Alse, lot adjoining the
iAe town of New Market, on which thtro Is Llm
Der House.
And on Friday the Goth day of July n,Nt, the
subscriber will sell IN the town of Bent Creek, IN
ths County Of Buckingham, on thu above terms, the
ielerest hellby Rlyes and Murphy IN the follow
iQs valuable property-an undivided tuo-thlra IN
ttrsst II three tracts Of Land adjoining eaeh other
canlang ; acres, li0l2 acres, aud % acrca
upoa winch are Merchant Mills, saw Mill, Grfst
MIL, DlsuerJ, Dwelling Hoase Se, aLe Mills
arc IN complete repair, aud arc, perhaps, the best IN
The upper country being situated IN fine wAeat
country upona never failing stream Also an und-
vided two-third ola Lotof Land adlonuathe above,
containing ono aere.-Aso an undivided tWo-third
Of Tract Of Land adjoining the town Bent Creek,
On which stands u Lumber House, supposed TO
caDtain one.fourth Of an acre-Also, an undivided
tWp third part of town Lot. supposed 10 contain
ops-four,h Of an aerc-A!sa an undivided two
THIRD interest IN Tract OF Land lying IN the
County et Bncklnghdm, near the waters OF james
River, containing Loo acres,
Also, the Whole of the following Tracts, all ~
inc IN the County ofBuckingham-=onc Tract con
talping 2l6 acres, two or hree mics fiom the town
ofBent Creek onthe waters OF Bent Hr,ck--Also,
Tract containing ID acres on the Waters of Bent
Greek Also, Tract containing % ucres, bought
by Rives & Murphy, from NJ Pendolon's legaees
-.also Tao, containing y acres, bought Of Mace
Freeland
The property yit@ m the County of Buehing-
ham, will be shewn by Andrew White, residing at
.he Bent creel, Mills and tina, IN Nelson, by AIcN.
ander Brown, residing at d.a Variety Mills
MAYO cABEIL.
Commissioner
May IA Ylds
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF

4 kail f. public are informed thar daily mil is
- running between this place and Nas'l-
ingtan Cny. THE advantages Of tbs arrange
ment are numerous AMI obsiops.-lt nnf oily
gives thls place daily Northern, All daily Rtch
monG NAL. II presents 70 he harcihng from
Tennessee. &c. route ~ ect 10 no delay 1ha!le.
eF
lhis line Is intended 10 combine proper ct
petition. with amp!e tIGie for resi- bit "heueVrf
II is'reqHifed, il will heee all night. h dos the
Frederick sburg line. aud vii then reach Wash
tngton without difficulty, rs soon as the Steamboat.
From Charlottesville 10 Alexandria, 10y lind, III
mde.-Aleaandfta II Washington, by tie bo4t
. mlles--by my route, III
From Charlottesville 70 sleamhoat landing :
nles-5tcamboat landing 10 Washing on, oi-
route by Fredericksburg, 10 niles.
Distance from Salem TO Washington CITY, io2
miles--Fare, Sill 70
The subscriber has spared 10 pains 10 put THE
best accommodations IA the Whole road fr0m Sa-
lem 10 Washington Guy. And having involved
himself in "A heavy additional expense. in consr-
qnenoe OF the establishment Of a daily mail, solics
The support oil u generous public.
WM. SMITH.
Z ! The hbined don and Knoxville papers vii IN
,eIt the above - months nj the usual discount ana
send III IT account 10 tbs Office for coec lion.
May 7. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
against

agn1hd
Willis Franklin. William smples and Nancy
Franklin, peiehdahls
This cause came ON this daY 10 be heard en- tie
bJll, answer Of The defendant William Staple, *.
hibs, the subpoena awarded therein on the 18th
DAY of September l52s which appears To ha'e been
duly served on the defendant Henry Franklin aad
The ordrr Of the 3rd day Of November, m III same
,.ar against the defendant Wills t'ranllH, VIM
appears to have been du'y p4blished aud @as az
g.dbY counsel: On consideration whereof, the
ccgr doth order that one Of It's Commissioners do
tlss an account Of the transactions Of The defendant
Wills Franklin. as Guardian If tic plaintiff, and
report the ssma 10 the court wi'h any matters sfe
IVY stated thought pertinent by himself ofreqai
LIby the parties 10 he 50 stated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
NOTICE.

npY EIRTIE OF a deed OF trust executed br
the late Hi Carter. 10 the Undersigned ana
Edmund Winston, beatng eate the 10th dat d
May ls48 and recorded III tn county count Of Am.
harst Ion the purpose Of securing 10 the President.
Directors I 20. Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia.
certain debts IN the said died mentioned, With III
tef1st thereon Will proceed TO sell at public
auction, for cash. ON tlc 18th day Of Junc
next On the premises, 90 acns oflapd liyinS on
10th side, fA!ape-ron Creek IN TN county Of Am
herst about bur aiies from Ncw Glasgow, boun-
ded Ivy the lands OF Cah arlne Can.n5e. Bartlett
Whitehead, Robert ". Caltrr mi efh,r#,) or 81
much thereof as may be sufficient 10 Ply The sun
President Directors < CO IF tn fmmers' fank
OF reIaIa. tie amount due to thea under dr. alt3
aforesaid together with In charges of sa1e ss9I
convey tot the purchaser such ttie only =, 1e5ad
IN me by virtue of thu deed dove mentioned
ALEXANDER T0MPK1NS, Trustee.
May 81 IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
Sale OF AanA. ut Auctiou

q pursuance ola decree Of the Superior Count
IN OF Ghancery holden al the town Of Lynchburg.
on thu Ed day of October 1880 and also a decree
ofthe Circuit Superior Cour, of Law and Chance
~, hel5 at the sud town on the 1871 day Of Noyem.
Der, 1881, IN the of Walker q Merlwether.
admir- de bons non, OF Tamerldue W Davies.
decd against Ihos PAGE and others the under.
signed. Sheriff OF Bedford county, viii on Satur
day the 7th day ofJuly neNf, If Jar. il not on the
next iairday thereafter, proceed to SILL at public
auction for cash. Tract Of Land, III SAID DEGREES
mentioned, lylngon Hunting Creek, III the county
Of bedford, and supposed 70 contain 2l5 acres,
more or less
JOSEPH SLAUGHTER, Be
june ~
JOB PRINTING
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
DIR. EDWIN WATSON

gYANlSG located Inn II Al ID S1iIi9m
Il Il P,tfrIala.s aboat : N.Y. \ fasfieom Lynch
hner. alifrs ms fviees 10 h iueads mi tie el-
zeHs 81 Amherst ssaf5lIt IN fhes sIopz branches
4 Ii profession. IL lofsz y rtanlet s0.aHea
aaI moderate 81 - Ii MI s.ar= Il liz fsbr
.tlfaaaHsa
i3HrIl i
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LAND Al AUCTION.

n the 9th day OF July, 1892, there will be sold
upon the premises at public auction for cash,
Tract otLand containing 10 acres, be the same
more or less, lying and being ON the waters of Ivy
Creek, IN the County OF Bedford adjoining the
lends Of Paul A. Clay, Evan Sncad, Benjamin
iIohson5 Estate and others aud tic same tract or
Parae. of land whereon David b Rees now resides
The sale will be made IN pursuance ola trust
deed, executed TO us by the said Dawn + Rres
and parmoila his vii on the 9th day of March
1928 and Is of record IN the Clerks Office of the
County Court OF Bedford. The TILE to the land
we believe Is mqaestioaable bot as trustees W.
shall make dec to the purchasers, with special
waranty-souyeyns such tltig only as the SAID
deed OF trust Vests in us
s y Il. Il GARLAND Trustees.
MAJ 81. ia
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fENHlS rsto give notice 10 the Legal uelrs Of
III William lnges, dec. thatthere IS IN my hands
some money, subject 10 distribution, which wa
collected by me as administrator and as the prln-
cpal part efthe icgatees living cut ofthls Slut.
take this method TO INTERIM them, who clam an
interest IN the estate, to come forward rs an RI
dy To settle and pay them, and shall nat ID r,ss
bound to pay amy interest on the mon II my
hands. JOHN INGLES sen Admir-
of William Ingles, acc.
Nav u vim.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
: BOLTINss CIOTRiS.

BL NIE q BOEIAND have received a com.
N N pltte assortment Of GERMAN ANCHOR
ROLIlNG CLOTHS, every number, and the
finest and best quality Those wishing to purchase
would do well TO call and examine our Boiling
Cloths before they purchase. X y L.
May IL Is
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FIRST RATE MICH COWS
FOR SALE.

TNStiE Subscriber will have for sale in Lynch
IA burg, from 10Th TO 9th present month lJune, J
some Of the best MfLCH COWS that can be Sc
lEled irfthe counties of Augusta and Rockingham.
Persons wishing TO supply themselves. will 60 well
To attend ] MILLER
June "a u
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rin | /

ATgRGlNIA:-At Superior Govt al
' GhanesrY. holden At the taan Of Lyuehbais
n the l9lh day OF October ls2e
Robert r Moss an infan', under the aec Of 4
WARS by Arthur Hopkins, his nest friend
Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-18
JOHN L.. SHELTON,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

NJ ESPECIFULLY informs the Citizens of
N = Lynchburg and the Public generally, that he
has returned from New York and Philadelphia
where hs took much pans IN procuring neat and
fashionable Stock of splendid GOODS for Gentle,
men " eur. Consisting IN psrto the foIIown,
ARTICLES adj Of which he will sell very low for cash
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A GOOD TAILOR

IA disposed WITH a small funny, clu be accom-
n,gdated with a GOOD stand at Pann4ll Bridge.
June IL Nv
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NblktlNtA.-Al rules holden III tue Clerk ohee o ~
W Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chdhcry lpt ''
county n Nelson the 18th dny Of MAY. H. in IA"
Gerry. Peter e. jacobs, PIT against W." n 'ss'f1 ~
Williams, james Montgomery, John Jacob, bti]alin
Harris William Lee Harm. John I. Hili ard hrofse
X. jacobs, adn'r oil " illfam Il, Jacobs, dec nrli
The defendants john Jacobs, John r Hill md ''tv's
Jacobs not having entered Their appeafance% gwen
according the Of Assembly and the rnes oi tb 'o
and appearing by satisfactory evidence iha ~ Tie
SAID Defendant. doappear here on the rs day Of The mex
term, and tie NIL of the plaintiff and thai NJ
of this order be forthwith inserted III some heAi'f
printed in the TOWN Of Lyuchburg, far two Ronhs Sa
siyely, and posted the front door OF the court"
OF this county. -, TT
eopy-Teotc, Ro C. GULL
Nav II W
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w IRGIAlA.At superior CoIrl Of hancef. oa,t4T
W the town Of lynehburg, on the 2th day OIL psig-
is30.-EIisha Greer, PtG against llIialn fhs1s IL
Lyon, stephen Preston, Jun'r. i Co nouns
pmstaIl and Leh"ich Dayie, Company, De. lelp
On the motion otte Plaintiff, 10y COUNSEL me e'" fl.
order that the rule entered IN tins cllsr IN he ie
If this in the month of July, le29, dl,H'sios
for OF amended bill be set asItc, und ihai il
b. ngan placed the dpcket be there further pro- ,f
unless the defendants or before the thnd any n
term after hey shall have been served All" ''i'
ias or,.er, show cause TO the contrary. - ,fe
The foregoing Is true Copy oi an order MIN ,sr,a
aroye oy tho fore sad the paper, anu - me
Which 90 lrt now remaining IN my Office as ce'k ,,a
Circuit Superior Court OF Law anu Chuncry i"t nv
OF Lyuchburg, pursuant to law nonrS *
copy fesfc, u H.
Nav 81 "-u
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CLOTHS.

pieces superfne London Blue, splendid quality
do Medium do do aud low ptIee,
do Ex9a super London Black,
do Low pnce aud gocd article
do Mulberry, OF fashionable shade, andbeau
tfaiy fine,
do Invisible Green, also very fashionable
do Green, ua5i. Cloth 6l C,en,Icmeus' wear,
do Brown, one very fine,
de Olive, fine and superfnc,
do Steel MY. enc OF which is also very fine,
do Drnh for IL. -rnats
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TURNER 4 <ilssis.

| NJ AVE JUS, received, a most splendid assert
n mept Of Staple and Fame tioo.ls, winch hey
viii sell at tue most reduced prlcea-alnon6 which
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ALEX GARRET e
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CiSSI3EE.EsES.

ofthrs article, have great variety, Of the mosI
shades and finest qIahty-consstng
atb!ael black brown, grey, mix, lavender, fawn
oors, drab bulls, new sprlng Merlnos &c &c.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22

eeassaeneement of the voyage was ia vorable; but on theSth day there was a case of cholera, and thedisease spread so rapidly, that the vessel was compell- ed to return 10 Liverpool, where she arrived Juhe I5. There had been 79 deaths, and 3 more had taken place af ter ler arrisaii.
 FRANCE.-The edisturbancesin Pa fis and itsvicinity were wholly quelied, and the King had appropriated 50,00O francs for giving aid to those who. were wounded on the 4th and 9th of June.-- Tine Chouans were still in-arms though in detached parties they had been de feated with great slaughter. jn-some cases, where they had retreated to strong houses, the houses nave been burned down, and those iss them burnt to death.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
Extract of q letter. sl1ted

iiafyord, Gjonneetteut, Juiy2 y20, I6s2.
 One case of malignant cholera bs, occurred here, which terminated S s tally last evening at 10 o'clock, at tho quarantine ground, half mile belou. the city. The person was Thoma, Jenkins, who came pin the steamboat Macdonongh, yesterday, from New. New York. 1t is said lie was intoyies ted when he came on board-that he was habitually intemperate-that be yesterday drank two glasses of grog on board the boat, and two more afta, landing, ata tavern-that he also drapL ice water. About half past i oclocL yesterday afternoon, he was attackcd with cholera symptoms on beard tbe Macdonough, which was forthwith or dered to the quarantine ground. Ile had instant medical aid, but died about ten o'clock. He told his physician. I learn, that he had diarrhna for several days. No other case has occurred and l have never known our city so healthy as at this season of the year.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
THE CHOLERA.
From the Nashville Banner.

The official report at New Y ork on the 24th ut. announced, for the 24 hours7ending at 10 4. M. of that day, 2Jb newecases, and 96 deaths. Among those who died on the 2sd, was Alder man smith. He was actively engaged until eieren o'clock on Saturday night, in assisting the sick. At three in the morning he was attacked, and died at eleven 4. NJ.
 h the Sing Sing state prison there had been ll5 cases, and only7 deaths. The small proportion of deaths is attri-
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22

butable tothemcans of enforcing proper diet, given by the discipline Of the prison.
 An interesting case of practice, by Dr. r. T. Ferris, of New York, is sta ted. 4 female so prostrated by the cho- lera that her pulse was gone, her ex tremities and tongue cold, her hands and face blue, was restored by trans fnsing into her veins aquantity of warm water, impregnated with muriate and subcarbonate of soda.
 ALBANY, July 10.
 New cases g, deaths 7--2lst, new cases 40, deaths Il-22d, new cases i9, deaths fl.
 The official report at New York, for the 24 hours ending about 1t o'clock, \. NJ. on the 25th of July, announced I57 new cases, and 6I deaths, not in cluding the cases and deaths at Harlem. We find the following in the Courier and Enquirer of the 24th.
 Dreadfat JFiortality.-hir. Albert Bo- gert. of 85 Madison street, near Pearl, died yesterday afternoon at 7 o'clock between which time and nine o'clock this morning, three sons and servant girl have died in the same house.
 MT. Nathaniel Prentiss, perfumer, in John street, was we'll yesterday af- ternoon, and buried this morning at 7 a'elnck.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
Board of HeoHh, Philadelphia.
Health Office, July 24I

The Boa.~ of Health report for the last 24 hours, one case of malignant cholera, amale, dead, nQueen-street, Kensineton, near the Glass House.
 By order, WM. A. MARTIN, Clerk.
 July 9, ao9a.-There has been no new case of cholera reported to the Board of Health this day.
 By order, WM. A. MARTIN, Clerk.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
PHILADELPHIA, July og

The Board of Health yesterda, ro ported ? deaths by cholera. The ds. ceased, it is stated. were both emploS ed in digging sand in the Delawars and both addicted 10 the use of spj,;ty. They were deprived of their usual al lowance day or two since, while., work on a bank in the river, and ir dalged themselves extravagahtly sl,n they returned to the wharf.
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22

ed 10 the Board of Health, in Hospi,a, Station, No. i, Third Third street, above , Brown, Northern Liberties.
 l male, aged 35--died July 26.
 male, aged 45-die July 27.
 By order, WM. A. MARTIN, Cle,k
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
FoRT GRhTIoT, July 10.

There has been ouly one new case of cholera among fie troops during the last 24 hours. There now remain l3 or fl cases, of which its believed two. thirds will recover. Our detachment, which consisted ofabout 400, has dwin- dled down to about l5o, by pestlepce and assertion. Col. Twiees will un- doubtedly recover. Dr. Everett's case is doubtful. No other officers, with the exception ofLieut. Clay, have been attacked.
 The dead bodies of the deserters are literally strewed along the road, be. tween here and Detroit. No one dares give them relief, moi even q cup of wa fer. A person on his way from Detroit here, passed six lying gfoaning witil the agonies of cholera, under one tree, and saw one corpse by the road side, half eaten up by the hogs.
 But l forbear: for this is too painful 10 dwell upon. There are three or four companies of soldiers ahoutl5 miles be- low, who also have this dreadful dis ease among them. We have two phy- sieians, one of whom has just left my quarters, and says, "eyery thing now looks smiling.o
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
From the Boston Courier.

t32ofera 3n B0St0n Idr60r. lhefewas quite a stir among our population, yes. terday, in consequence of an annaulce. ment by the Telegraph, that the cho lera was at Rainsford's Island. in the course of the forenoon, the following letter was received by the Health Com missioners, which quieted all alalm.
 Qtaranti,se, July %, i652. To the Hon. Mayor and Aldermen:
 The new steamboat Chelsea, Tho mas Halloway, master, Jeff New YoR on Monday last, at night, and arriga at Quarantine roads about 5 o'clod this morning, having on hoard the dead body of Joshua Req, supposed tok .2za3 years of age-who was taken sud denly sick at 10 o'clock yestcrdw morning, and died iii ten i1ouls. Gan, Halloway informs me that he vomted- had a diarrlsea and spasms-and final. ly, informseme, that he believes thc man actually died of the Cholera.
 have examined one of the crew, who is slightly indisposed, but discor CT nothing, at present, alarming.
 Disiafeetiag .4gent. Inihese Cholen times,we havcscen the following recipc for powerful disinfecting agent. Take 100 lbs. crude brimstone-6 pounds of salt etre, mix them iogetherin an iron or other vessel-set 1t on fire in ihe part of the house to be purified. The crude brlmstone is better than the roll, because it contains more acid. ,ifii iiih was much used in England during tie prevalence of the Cholera.
 ATHENS, Ala. July 2S.- One side Of thls paper was printed last week. 1he appearance ofthe .SnaaH Po1 compelled us to suspend operations. ll33easesolf l. ttliiis loathsome disease have been reported, two (negroes} have proved fatal--sevcn of those afflicted have recovered, and the balance are in a fair way 10 get well. The sick, with one exception (and she will be speedily removed have been removed 10 convenient distance from town. And we trust to haycit a our power. by next week, to announee the termination of the miserable disease that has broken in uponus so unexpeet. edly. There has been TO new case for the last eight or ten days.
 The Richmond Whig and Natioral lntelligencer have announced some new arrangements lately. Mir. Van Buren, they tell us, is 10 decline the nomlna' ton for Vice President, and to return 10 the Departmental States at the risk Of being rejected by the Senate. AlF. Livingston is 10 succeed Mir. Rives, at the court of France, and Mr. Wilkins is to receive the support of Mr.Yan Bu' ren and his friends for the Vice Presl. dency. Such are the arrangements oi the opposition. They have not yet, we believe, been sanctioned by tie admin istration or the parties concerned.
 STATE nE tpIIL,r> 1af.,yI,rrfYp AT
The Arkansas advocate., 1832-08-22
BOARD CD HEALTH,

DOARD CD lEALTHs Cieveland, past 3 o'clock, ?. .M July 2S. The Board of Health have the un- pleasant duty of stating, that since their last report five cases of Asiatic cholera have occurred in this village. The first was passenger from the steamboat Superior, on Sunday last and died on Monday evening. The second was q young woman, who is now under treatment. Two other ca ses were children; and the fifth oc. cured in man working in the Steam Engine Manuiactory. 'i'he three last making a total of five cases-4 deaths-on remaining. It is worthy of remark, that the three last men- toned cases, together with that now remaining under treatment, are the only instances in which the disease has attacked the citizens of this place.
 DAVID LONG,
 $. J. WELDON,
 F. W. CowLEs,
 J. MILLS,
 Board of Hcduh. Rochester.--Twocases-2d deaths, on the 24th.
 . Bs8al0.-Tu present week. new cases-2 deaths. Total number of deaths from commencement, l2.
 Bu6alo Journal. DetroH.-This disease has spent ifs force at this place, and business is re- sumed. No new cases, and most of the sick recovcring.-Detroit Journal. Boord cf Heaith, Philadelphia. JULY 27th, noon.- There have been two cases of malignant cholera report