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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-18

hnundation at Phtsburg and submersion Of qleghany
doton-We are indebted TO the kindness of Mercantile
friend for the following extract of letter dated
PITTsBURG, Feb. 10, 1892.
"A Psburg is in state of alarm to-day-the rivers
are rising and have got 40 feet higher than low wa
ter mark Allegheny Town, opposite is under water-
we hear that many lives have been lost there but
ascertain The river is still rising and six feet will
overflow all Pittsburg boats this morning taking
people out OF the chamber windows, from large brick
buildings All the houses the Islands below here are
swept OIL The Ferry boat over the Monongahela, that
usually lands at the foot of hill has just crossed
up wood Street, he principal business street hcre) in
front oil stores and houses, and then the passengers
ana horses stepped on to the pavement and walked
Wiamsons Hotel is surrounded with water: ours is two
squares from IT, The water known TO be high
er than it is now and how much higher will get is 1n-
VIII be afraid to go to bed tonight unless
it begins to iall."-BdH. Gazette.
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&iJ.OOO vVortI, Of ycwevry

STOCk OF WATCHES-Jetceiry,s SHEER JVare and
~ Fancy Goods.-On Tuesday Morning 2Ist- Februa-
ry at our Auction Room, at hall past O'clock by order
oil Mrs. Sarah H. Cowan, viii commence selling the
ehure stock OF goods of the late VIM Cowan decd con-
sisung In part oil fine gold and silver patent lever watch
es; iadies line gold do; LEpine, French, Swiss and
English Watches large assortment OF fine Jewellery.
choce anu valuable assortment of the best silver ware OF
the most modern and fashionable patterns; eight-day
manue clocks aud general variety OF fancy goods.
Most oil the above stock purchased in the nothern c
ues last summer, by the late Mr. Co. worthy the at
tenuon oil city and country dealers. The sale will con.
unue from day TO day, until the whole is closedTerns
AT sale. ~
u The owners of watchesor other articles left with
the late VIM Cowan for repair hereby notified to-
come forward prove property pay charges and take en,
away otherwise, they will be sold with the above stock
Feb 10. t9o--tdsl c. j. SELDEN & CO Aucts
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FuVRACT OF LAND and desirable Stand for a Pbv-
VI stefan for Sale.ntending remove TO another State
the subscriber offers for sale, the of land on which he
resides This Tract lies in the comfy of Brunswick Va
on Sturgeon Creek in the nCic hborhood of Ebenezer
Academy and contains about 500 acres third of which
is in heavily hmbered woods and of the balance due pro-
portion good low grounds which may be reclaimed al an,
nconsiderabo expense. The residence holds out induce
mcns not every day met with. Lying much travel
lea road 40 miles from Petersburg would suit any per.
son who might wish TO open House of Entertainment as
there no house OF that description sufficiently near to in
terere 1t is without hesitation, the best stand for
practitioner of Hedcine within my knotcfedge as there
is Physician nearer than miles i'm any direction
Rarely, we think, large opening at this day be
found. It would also for Boarding house BEING
within less than miles of the Ebcnczer Academy II l.
unnecessary say persons disposed TO purchase
viii call and examine for themselves Ii not previosl
disposed o. VIII bc offered at Auction the 2sh day
of next February beng the next day after Brunswick
Cou) The conditions will be easy and made known on
the day Of sale j. +. w. MERRITT
Jan ~ S0--lawtds
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EDUCATIONAL School for the ensuing YEAR will
II 4 be opened at the residence of Francis Scott in
the county OF Caroline about thirty miles from the CITY Of
Richmond, and the distance from Fredericksb,re
In this School will be taught Reading, Writing Arth
metc English Grammar, Geography with the use of
Maps History and the Latin and Greek Languages oge-
ther with the Translation of the French. The exercises
of the School, under the immediate supernendence of
the subscribers will be conducted by Mr. John Scott who
Tor ability to teach the above branches with the excep-
uon OF the French0 is recommended by Mr. John Kidd
OF King and Queen, Richard Morris, deed, of Hanover
and A. r. Rose of Stafford, in whose family he has taught
for the last four years
TERMs--For board, washing lodging, sc. 500
Tuition in the Dead Languages, 20
English, IL
The School viii commence its session the 23d of ia
nuary, and terminate the 23d of December following de-
Quoting month for vacation. Six boarders can be-
accommodated in the family oC the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
directed to the subscribers the White Chmneys Ca
roline, will be promptly attended to.
FRANCIS W. SCOTT
Dec. 80, 1881. r7O-Iays,vl
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DEATHS

tconnv J. Depsed ,his M Cabin Point, sorry souu
w on saturday the 18th OF January
o , al psSiu Illness Of some DURATION Peytons Cooke, n
oo mas society suffered loss deeply scg thA,
es-ioned by the death of Dr. Cooke
sooases OF heart possessing aud sbe dlsposion
ABOVE a that humility Of soul ht
OF Religion which thru o the
inc gooc As physician his efforts
n,seuso bold and successful AZ Kind
sympahig with those
smie.ed-teevng the distressed he lived By beloved ami sa
oy al amenied-W We circle youthful iond. with
"nS'h emotions OF love, friendship aud delight
se.e oos from ha number possessing share
qoaies which constitute the firm unhHkes
% u christian aud te d1ie ehdmheh qualifications
uos 'hat preferences and render the selected obct
esteem We extend towards h.mi such the
Death him
oil sweet affection; his noble form
eyes ar" closed, aHd his lips sneed of death Tie
tear OF ahcon beloved the sad
friends. memory iondy LINGERIE TIM Of pas, years
aud our thoughts cling
bance that all die" and the with what
ton no bowed TO the will ofGod our
and reconciliation o mi loss. - 90
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Fridav. Febyynrv II

message wasreceved from the Senate stating that ,he
had passed the actsauthorsing lottery to raise money
Tor the purpose Of constructing road from the Brooke
turnpike TO Madison acknowledgements the Eli
zaOeu manufacturing companyincorporaling the Trus-
tees oil the Semour Academy, &c-authonsng the cit-
zens OF Jefferson and Loudoun raise sum of money bv
ouery or certain Purposes-o auhofisa two separate
elections nthe county Of Lunenbug and in the county
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-18

x OCUST HILL FOR SALE.-By virtue of deed
- OF trust, executed by Joseph A Royal and Mary b
royal, his wife, bearing date the I'D day of June 1927
and duly recorded n The Clerks Office ofbe County Cour
Powha'an, for purposes therein mentioned shall on
saturday the 30 day OF March next S32O in the town
of Jefferson, the Store Of Walthal Michsux procecd
to at public auction TO the highest bidder the Tract Of
Land called "LocUsT HILL" lying on James river near
the sa town. and containing by estimation ono hundred
and hy-seyen acres, be the more or less Acting
as trustee shall convey such tile only, hold under
me said deed-Ihe terms will be very accommodating
and made known on the day Of sale by
JOHN w. NASH. Trustee
Powhatan, 9th Jan 1892 s5-v-his
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Ter moved the indefinite OF tho hill an vLlh
discussion arose, in which Messrs Campbell OF Brooke
"hosoh and Crockett, participated when the ayes and
noes having been ordered motion of Mr. Gholson the
motion to postpone was rejected. as follows:
pec c, fessnger' Booker, Garland M,Cue,
Of D., Patteson OF b., Boiling, Daniel, HALLIBURTON Ri
chardson Patteson OF c., Pendleton Boadus Wilson of
G., Jones' Richie, Woods of Franklin Smh of {; Renee
koane Mayo, Shield. Summers. HARDWOOD, Carter OF L.
ana H. Poindexter, Preston Chandler, Fisher Harvey
swanson, Miller, Dupuy, Stands, MCDOWELL, Powell,
Newton, Crockett, King, Brown and Rutherfoor,l-i6
NOes.-Messrs. Banks, (Spcaker) Grinalds Randolph
Good OF b., Campbell Of Brooke, Gholson, She'll Spur
Stephenson, Stillman Helms, Hale OF f. Wood Of FIRE.
derrick, Bryce OF r., Sndow, Hail of Co. Erskine Spen-
Ger, Sims Poston, johnson, Gravely jordan, Gaaher
Berry, Allen, Hays Lawson, M'Ihaney CordelI, Cald
wei, Hudgins, Goode of Nj. Knox, Bllingsly Henry
Nawter, Webb, Anderson Of NJ, Parrott Davis Hiner
wi'cher' Gilliland, Hart, core, MMahon Cline, Jes
MCoy and Keller-62.
r BrOdoaxs motion to amend by filling the blank with
~ dollars was then rejected.-Aycs 52, noes 81.
. ine Dill was then amended on motion of Mr. Campbell
OF Brooke, and ordered be engrossedAyes 81 noes S
On motion of Mr. Allen, the House adjourned,
oMissloN-A petition presented on Tuesday by
VIZ Wood. of the County Court of Frederick to authorize
Hail. ~ - '' INV"
ERnArUM IN OUR LAsr.--In the remarks of MIR. Mar
snail In support oil his resolution for changing the annual
meeting oil the Assembly, published in our paper of
Thursday, the following sentence occurs: And heknew
at c0niuniS os the roads worst at the present
.hh0 Va hheeunp OF thls House.. 1T should be: lie
knew ,at, conimu,i6us dnas they were not much
than at the present time of meeting of this House,.
uessis Editors In the remarks which made i'm
the House OF Delegates the passage of the Tappaban
mock Wharf Bill, | reported in your paper of this
morning to have said Their application supported
oy petition oil zoo citizens of the county, When said
by petitions oil 210 citizens OF the county.'-Agan;
an reported to have said The Wharf was only eight
feet in width while the Street 60 feet wide' said
The harl was only Is feet in width, while Prince
Street 80 feet weand that there are three other
streets in the Town. extending the at least 60 feet
wide each-You will please have these corrections in
serted in your next paper. ARCHIBALD RITCHIE
February l6th 1892.
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Goochland, Feb. 10. 90-w4w-

~ OIlCE.-Commted TO the Jail of Amherst county
" on the 3D. OF October last a runaway, a Negro
Man. who calls himself Ned and said he belonged TO the
heirs of Mary Sth, of Prince William but now he saws
he is the property of Thomas Lewis, Guord county, N
Carolina The said fellow appears TO be between 45 and
90 years OF age feet 10 III inches high yellow COM
peNion, with very thick head of hair, somewhat grey
and small scar across his nosehad when committed
an old plaid cloak, blue mixed paaloons and vest an
Old pair OF black cloth pantaloons and with him. The,
owner OF said fellow will forward and prove his pro-
pcrty and take him away, he will be dealt with as tho
law directs. ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, Jtilor
for Nelson c. Dawson, Sheriff.
Jan. -. S2-wI2w
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.HessTs iSditors-You requested to announce that
nave declined being candidate to represent the Sena-
torai District composed of the counties of Accomack,
Northampton, Elizabeth City, Warwick, York, and the
City oil Williamsburg, in the next General Assembly.
mo O. JOXNES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-18

n >hOoI SALE OF LAND BY request, and in pur--
IL suance OF Deed of Trust executed bv Johnn &
winston TO the subscribers trustees, bearing date the
oh oil june 1879 and duly recordedin the Clerks Office of
o90chlana County Court the undersigned one of them
Will on me 10Th day OF March next, upon the premises
sell at pubic auction, TO the highest bidder for cash The
ville lying the Three Notched Road county
Goochand, adjoining the lands of Joseph Hodges and
others, containing by estimation 250 acres be the same
more or less, in order TO satisfy the purposes of said
Trust Deed The title 10 the lands believed to be good;
but such title emily is vested in the Trustees will be
conveyed TO the purchaser
F FMi Rl GGERhANr Trustees
Goochland Feb. l6. 90-w4v-
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Resolved, That whereas II has been published IN the
public prints OF this Commonwealth that OF the
Jackson members of the Legislature of Virginia will be
held during the present session thereof concert mea-
ures Tor the reelection of Andrew Jackson President
and TO nominate suitable candidate for the Vice
dency Of the United States And whereas has been adj
vlsed that all the friends Of jackson the different
ues should be represented And whereas il is believed,
na IN many counties, well in this there MAORI
ues Tor The present Administration though their delegates
IN The Legislature in the opposition and in favor Of the
election OF Henry Clay-Thcreore
Hesoiced. That Henry Advise, Vcspasian Ellis, Au-
gustus w. Bagwell, Peter u. Mayo and Thomas H. Bay
~ be delegates to said meeting, whenever called, to be
held at the City of Richmond, there TO represent the
sense oil this meeting, and the sentiments and opinions
the friends OF General Jackson in this county.
Resoired That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
be transmitted by the Secretary OF this meeting to the
Richmond Enquirer for publication; and that the proceed
ngs OF this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Sec
rotary. p. p. MAYO Chn'n
JNo. b. AILwoRTu Sec'ry.
TO THE EDITORS OF THE FNrQUIRER.
WASHINGTON, 18th Feb. 1882
II by an article in the Enquirer Of the 18th instant
that you are in error where you that two
have been holden in Illinois, INDIANAPOLIS on the
dz'n OF Dec. &c &c. The meeting holden at Indanapo-
lis, I'm Indiana, the 18th of Dec appointed
to attend the Convention at Baltimore and gave them mo
sec,U instruction who is TO be supported for Vice pres
dent IL is believed that Col. II. M. johnson would be
the choice OF the people Of Indana but Indiana will 20 for
the great cause of a,deo Jackson and the counfrv and
Tor COL johnson, unless the Convention should take up
some other. Indiana has stood by Mr. Van Buren, i'm his
late struggle for Justice i'm the u Senate gave him the
vote oil both her Senator'S but do think that this little
western State is further bound 60 for Mr. Van Buren,
CITIZEN.
composition how If could have thrown Irdian
opoits into the Stao OF illinois
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COMMNNTC.aTED

At meeting Of sundy citizens of the county of Acco.
mack friendly to the present administration of The Gene.
raj Government and TO the reelection of Andrevy acL
son as President Of the United States-Petcr p Mo
having been called TO the Chair, aud John - AIwoib
appointed Secretary, the following preamble and resou
lions were adoPted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-18

NEADEIRA wINE-Fine old Madeira Wine i'm.
I'VE ported by US direct from Madeira in 1927 and
since then has had the benefit of voyage London
For sale by {. s A. WARWICK.
Feb. Is. 9I-wsv~
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, Ddcidson Circuit Court
- November Term, 1881.
Cd 9iiN ag al SoDDs' cOmplts' Original
Elizabeth Dobbs ct ais, Defds \ Dill
On motion of the Complainant, by his Counsel and il
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the Defen
dants Tazewell p Dobbs, and Mary Dobbs his wife are
not inhabitants OF this Slae-I is ordered by the Court
that publication be made tour weeks successfully in the
Richmond Enquirer, in Virginia, commanding the said
'Deendans to appear here on the 4th Monday in May
next ana plead, answer, Or dcnur saia v; .scrwse
me same will be taken for confessed against them md
set iof nearing erpdrte and decreed accordingly.
Copy. Teste, JACOB NJ GAVOCK Cn
Feb. I6. IgO-w1w1 aud Nr,s,o. - -, IN.
a TEACHER of good morals and we'll qualified 70,
VA teach the English Language and Arithmetic NAV
get small School in private family, make his time
agreeable. Addres; to THOMAS AMOS, Warminster
fco' II 2t-SS
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BTGG ESR7S

EXCHANGE g. LOTTERY OFFICE
RICHMOND, VA.
DRAWING OF THE
New Work. q. lottery. Class NO. I.
For 1892.
Drew sth Feb, in the City of New York:
% 40 50 81 10 81 6
GFSevcral of the Capital Prizes again sold by BIGGER
500, GSO--$lO, OOO.
Union Canal lottery, CTgSs No. 4
To be drawn in Philadelphia Saturday, Feb 25 fs32
81 No. LOTTERY, DRAWN BALLOTS.
CAPITALS.
l Prize OF $4,000 Is $4,000
DO 10000 10000
40 SOOO 5000
do 5000 5000
do 1892 1Sg3
III Pnzes oil 1000 1900
&c. SC. &c.
Tickets so, Halves So Quarters 50 So
For sale in the usual great variety the Exchange and
Lottery Oiiice OF THO. Ii. BIGGER,
Corner opposite Eagle HOTEL
Feb. IL. so "A
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For THE ENOUJRER.

Il.
TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
MUCH Respected SIR-Inallibility is not the lot of
humanity The reasons for the rejection of Mr. Van Blu
rem nomination are now, Gf not a) some of them at
least before the public. Have the goodness then to
inmate Mr. Van Buren let the asprants the Presden-
ey and their adherents have opportunity to re consider
their votes In obeess and TRUTH entreat YOU to grant
ms request The public and the Senators have had full
ume TO reflect on all the circumstances of this
Once more, Sir, simple citizen entreat you to reno
inmate Mr. Van Buren, to the Senate as Minister to ST
James. With sincere wishes for your happiness, am,
Your Fellow Citizen,
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TO THE EDITORS OF THE FvrQUIRER.

we stand corrected and II is strange haste Of
oPotis into tho State OF illinois
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08
Fairfield Rless First day.

Tuesday was run colt sweepstake, two
mile heats, $500 entrance. half forfeit. Ten
subscribers five paid forfeit. The following
as The result:
VIM NJ. Vests b c Sir Walter, by
TOnson,
John NJ. Bolts Dr. c. Douglass. by Co
hanna.
David tt Branch's b. c. Tobacconist;
by Johanna,
las, Hargison's CHI c. (Wilkinson'sl
by Sir Archie,
John Miuses N c. Black Hawk BY
Hotspur,
Fnnc-is heat SIN SIS 81 do SIN 5ss
'fobacconlst the lavorte against the l'aa
Won easily BY Sir Waller. The second 1s-'
,ard IA hand.
The Pitts5urg Gazat.e states, that on me
.lh there was one case Of elreiera there
cJntaies1ent.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

The surgeons at HorsemOnger Lane have,
It is said, chaGged their professions, aud turn
ed hiacksmiths The first work was IN the
way oG Cast irons
The Board Of Health Of Cincinnati report
ed Is deaths by Cholera on the 24th INST
Several cases of Cholera have occurred in
Maysviie, KY.
There were seventy four deaths in Phia
elphIa last week.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

The MECHANICS BANK of this place, BE-,
ing about to wind up its concerns, has placed
its property 10 the hands Of Trustees, who
will proceed at once to make such arrange.
ments as to retire the paper Holders Of it
are therefore advised not to part with their
notes without fair eguitalent.--.4lcs. Gas.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

rumor prevails that the Mechanics Bank
Of Alexandra closed its doors on FRIDAY last,
From the diffclent channels through which
it comes there can be no doubt of its TRUTH
We nave herd none OF the particulars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

Pennsylvania. -Complete returns of the
late election IL Pennsylvania, have now been
received at Harrisburg The whole number
of votes for Governor was l79 ,42l. OF thess
Gov. Wolf received 81 1885; aud Joseph ltlt-
uer So, lS6. Majority for Wolf, 3,0i9.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

Broken Banks.-A correspondent of the
National Gazette furnishes list of broken
State banks in the Union. They are ninety.
seuen iu number, without Including those ID
Kentucky, which are set down as "all BIO.
ken" Their aggregate capital is set down
at about fifty millions of dollars.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

IA .fdtalttrs learn. from s6Gf.s
entitled to implicit condolences lhu Two YOU,
gentlemen Of Montgomery couaty, few eve.
nings ago, started on an OpFosann hint, Of
course without fire arms During their ex.
cursion they freed an animal, witch at first
they supposed to be Wild Cat, s. Forthwith
adopted means TO effect its capture. Being
provided with axes, they soon ielled the tree.
which bringing their victim to the gFoIud,
they attacked ii with stones and such other
weapons as were within reach, and succeed.
ed in killing t--when, to their great surprise,
they discovered it to be full grown Panther
| II is probable that the Panther was stunned
by the fall Of the tree, otherwise he had scarce.
lIy been so easily conquered; the young hu0ts.
men, indeed, made a most fortunate escape.
as, in fair battle, il is probable that one o,
both OF them would have been badly wound.
ed, If not killed Lynch VUg.
Murder in Missouri A letter received from
st. Louis, relates on the 7th inst. a young
man in that city bv the name of Graves was
shot by fellow clerk, by the name OF Nit.
chelI, through the body while behind the coun.
ter. Graves fell. Mitchell walked 10 the
door-returned-- drew a second pistol, and
reached over the counter and shot brace Of
balls through the neck downward into The
chest, which finished the business so well
| commenced. Graves died in few bours.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

Episcopal Greek .uissiOn We are inform
ed that the collection at ST Thomas Church
on Thursday evening, together with sl00 at
forwards contributed, amounted TO 1870,
which, witt what was collected a, The Ascen-
sion lest Saturday evening, and ali out door
subscription, makes the whole amount recei
we'd for the benefit of this mission, LOO
n, !. Daily .adUerttsef.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-11-08

3grietatre IN Libera.-A new impulse has
been gwen TO agriculture during the year
past Most of the emigrants, recently airi
we'd, have devoted themselves, successfully
to the cultivation Of their farms. The cof
fee plant, which is found every where near
the coast dgrowing in the richest l,tGmiance, -
has now Become an object ofattention with
some of the most respectable citizens. The
Rev, Z NJ Warning expects 'to have a
plantation of 20 600 trees completed and IN
dlgo are likewise sponstaneons productions
OF the country, but have not yet been sub
Jected TO Cultivation One coIonists, IS how
ever, named, as having raised, spun and
~ove cotton enough to clothe himself and
family
AZ Cincinnati. during the . hours ending
on 'h" 23d instant, there were twenty deaths
by cholera
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07

Another rumor Of thu Cholera in this Country
The fishing schooner Excellent, Captain
Doaue, arrived at Harwich, from Cape Sable, on
the eth inst. Six Of her crew are sick. One
of them, Ephraim Doane, jr. son of the captain,
is considered dangerous We understand that
the Physician in attendance, states that the symp-
toms OF disease are similar to that Of the Cholera.
Barnstable Journal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-07
Fresh Teas, &c.

TcSA AChSS ~
WILLIAM FOWLE & co. hare for Sale,
~ CHESTS Young Tyson } Teas, of the Nepon
4 y 25 haifdo Gunpowder Ssei's cargo. imported
20 do do Imperial the last month.
20 hhds st. Crcix and N Orleans Sugars
Is boxes brown Havana
IS hhds superior retailing molasses
IS hh1s N. E. rum
20 bbs ! n
March e Co.'s London Particular, Sicily and Pi.
CO Madeira, Leovill- and Hedoc Claret,
Sauturne and Champagne WINGS
100 bolts Colts cotton duck, all numbers
so do cotton ravens do
81 coils Manila corlsge
90 boxes Havana segsrs of extra quality
700 casks nails, assorted sizes
so bbs mess and prime beef
so do prime pork
40 do No % u,Lora,
500 do No S NaeAeiei iune7