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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-12
PETERSBURG, Oct. 8.


THE CHOLERA-Sinco. our last report which
was made up to Wednesday evening, there have
been new cases-2 whites and 5 colored; of
whom 3 have died and are convalescent.-
Whole number of cases since the 18th of Septem-
Der, IS.
Z. S.-There has been case from Fri
cay up to II O'Clock yesterday, lMonday.l
HEALTH OFFICE, ALExANpRIA,
October 6. 1892.
The Board of Health feel gratifed in being able
to state, for the informotion OF their fellow-citi
zens, that no new cases of Cholera have occur
red for the last four days ending this day AT
noon; in consequence of which they will dscon.
tinue their daily reports.
Resolved, That the Board adjourn to Saturday,
18th, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ.
BENZ. S, KINSEY, Sec'y.
In consequence of the entire disappearance Of
the Cholera, mentioned in the above notice oil
the Board Of Health, Clean Bills of Health are
now issued at the Custom House, to all vessel,
clearing from this port -Phenie.
FREDERICK, Md. Oct. 2-17 deaths have oc
Cured the last week from Tuesday September 25
to this date--of which - were ctizens--10 white
colored, and foreigners. Total IL.
Since Tuesday last two deaths have been report
ed by cholera.
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3S6cae 800 0asD SJgG tssg
Tuesday E3rea,tMg. Ocs. 9.
WHERE BOUND I


Postmaster General Barry and Auditor Lewis,
arrived at Cincinnati from Eastward, on the 30th
September. The elections in Ohio and Kentucky,
are the of taking place. These officers
hayo becn the wing the whole Summer and
Fall What has taken them to tho West at this
season?
Mr.. Hammond of the Cincinnati Gazette thus
speaks Of their arrival:
"KITCHEN CABINET IN MOTION.
awe understand that the Postmaster General, es.
cortcd by MIR. Auditor Lewis, arrived in our city
on. Sunday evening. -Four years ago, had such
an event occurred we should have heard much of
''TRAYELLING CABINET" How stand mat.
hers nowl The President is absent securing the
West, and talking much of his own magni,udes
The Secretary of War is at home attending to his
private affairs. The Postmaster General visits o.
hio and Kentucky the of most import ant
elections. The second Auditor of the Treasury ac-
companies him, and proceeds, no doub, to Nash.
vile, where Senatorial election takes place on
Friday next. The Kitchen Cabinet, with the Pre-
-ident at their head, wishing tn secure tho place
for major Eaton. How does all this comport with
the danger of bringing the patronage of the Fede-
raj Government to bear upon tho elections?
BY the way. it is the most natural thing in the
world, that these officials should bestir themselves
They have been mainly instrumental in making
their continuance in Office dependent the Presi-
dental election. 1t is plain that their is fast
becoming most alarming one. Every man, from
the chief "born to command" to the lowest sculli
on, feels the necessity of exclamng "help me Gas.
sius sink" No wonder they buffet the dan.
ger with all their efforts. With them it is case
of bread. What a monstrous state of things! The
places OF mere ministerial subord,nates, made to
depend on Presidential election: the daily food OF
women and children associated with the party DO.
lics of the country! Such is the detestable char.
acter of the "SDois of Victor,y' systemn
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Georgia is entitled to nine members, and elects
by general ticket.
Of tho above gentlemen, Messrs. CLAYTON, Now
man, Foster, (members of the present Congress)
Jones and Gamble, nuIlifyers.
Tho remainder, like Judge Barbour and many
others, were afraid of the name, although tho let.
tiers of several Of them meant qualification or no.
thing AS 1t respects Georgia interests they were
all nuilifyers carrying their theory into practice
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"'os' n.tack on bishop Whiie.-A Jackson pa
per OF Philadelphia, thus a.sa;l, the vener,hI.
Bishop, 10y way of explaining tho late defeat in that
city. " N
"Decrepid Age-BusHors OF NEAR NISrry-,-cre
sed ana supported by persons each side 10 tho
ns'o o' action, To AWE and inspire, by thor sacred
presence, for Clay and the Banks"
inc JACKSON mos will find not only 'Bshops
OF Ninety" but most professors of religion against
them!-Aibany Dai. 1ds.
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From the Couricr &. Eoo,;rsr


We stated at the time we announced our inten
Aion TO oppose the reelection Ct Andrew Jackson
that ho was enfeebed in health and that the ener.
gies Of his mind were destroyed. We might have
added, that no not only quietly yields himself to
ahe direction OF Amos Kendall g. Co., but that
they exercise over him species Of petty tyranny
which has been pointed out to him, but from which
he has not energy enough remaining to rid HIM.
SELF In short, it is said, his keepers will not per.
init any letters TO roach him which may have a
tendency TO rouse him TO a sense Of his duty, and
that all such are carefully suppressed
we are crodibly informed that not many months
since, gentleman in Philadelphia, friend of the
RESIDENTS, hoard a rumour of this fact, and imine-
diateiY addressed letter TO the President on the
FuhJect' After waiting some time Tor answer,
no repaired personally TO Washington and enquired
OF the President whether he had received bis letter
20 which tho President replied that he had not
The gentleman then told him the contents of the
letter, and added that it's not having reached hin
was additional evidences Of the truth Of the rumour
Ihe affair produced some stir, but was hushed ~
and tho President became perfectly satisfied to re-
csive such letters only his conscience keepor,
may deem proper for him to read
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CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF HEALTH.

TUESDAY, 9th October, 1882.
Cry HosPITAL, Oct 9, 1882, IL o'clock-Ad
mitted since last report:
One white-two colored- Dead, one whte-one
colored-Discharged cured, one white--onc colored
Remaining, whtes--S colored-Total H. Of
whom 10 are doing well.
JOSEPH TATE, President.
Interments near the Poor-House for "a hourA
ending this day at II O'Clock, 9th October
White none, coloured 8.
GEO. WOODFIN.
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CHOLERA,
BOARD OF HEALTH.

October 10Th, 1882. {
Report from City Hospital for "a hours, ending
.n's Gay ~ o'clock. Admitted since last report
NO White, colored 2--dcad colored-d: char
gcu cured one white, one misunderstanding
three whites, eight coIored-to,al, eleven.
JOSEPH TATE, President,
in'ermentx near the Poor Honse for the 81 hours.
ending this day at - o'clock, IOfh October:
White, 1; Colorcd, 9-Totsi 10.
GEO, WOODFIN
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that, throughout tue whole Of tho business. nc-
,ner the character nor honor of Mr.. Wilson or Mr..
o'ua'e can be, in any degree, implicated.
u. BAKEWELI.
LEWIS PETERSON,
JOHN ARTHURS,
JAMES THOMSON,
SAMUEL CHURCH.
TNtsourgh, Octebcr 4, 1882
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Bishop Fsn,cick.-On the Goth of September,
Bishop Fenwick, ofthe Catholic Church of Cincn
natl, died at Wooster, Ohio. He a model of
pous and unobtrusive Christian zeal and simplicity
of manners.
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Commerce or LlDERn.-By letter from DR..
Mechlin, the Colonial Agent, dated Nav ist. il
appears that during the past year 50 vessels had
visited the Colony for the purposes of trefic, 80
Of which were American, 25 English and 2
French. The exports amounted to Sl25, $40 16
IN value. The cultivation of coffee, cotton and
indigo, all Of which Indigenous to the soil,
is rapidly increasing. One Of the colonists ex-
poets to have plantation OF 10000 coffee trees
ihcrtY comrelcd.
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At meeting of the Episcopal Convention of
New Jersey, held at New Brunswick on the 4th
inst the Rev. George Washington Doane, of Bos-
ton. was elected Bishop of that Diocese in the
place of Bishop Croes, deceased.
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he Journal Of Commerce states, that 235 share.
u. B NIX stock sold in New York, Oct 5
for $40 1919. Thus the rrices Of stock rise il
proportion to the declinc'in he prospects of Gen
Jacksons re-election
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March l, 1892.

Pursuant to the foregoing decree, We shall pro-
coed to sell the mill and lands referred TO tbero -
tho trent door of the courthouse Of tho COUNT or
Middloscx, on the 4th Monday in August nexy i
being The 9th day Of the month the tract Of land
containing about w acres attached to the mill and
is situated upon Mill Creek, in the county Of Ma
llesexLit was formerly the property of rho b.
Churchill. ROREp,f, ~ S,rf,rSr 80
Richmond, July both, 1899.
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GEORGIA ELECTION.

The election for Congress in Georgia, and tho
State Legislature, occurred the first Monday in
this month. Seventy one countios give the follow.
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8 hRAWING Of the Union Canal Lottery
EI No. 20:
II 80 ii &c 25 81 3.
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" he sale above advertised was unavodabI.
postponed in consequence of the indispos!;io. y
ono oil the commissioners. II will Certainly faLa
place on tho 10th day OF October next, at the place
tOoye mentioned. HARRTSoT
sep 20-etds r r sC,OT,r
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FREE PRESS.
ron TIE EnEx rRrss.

When the harmony Of society is dis
turbed, when controversy and d,scord
usurp the station of friend ship and
peace, when individuals are instigated
by passion and resentment to WELD
The weapons Of warfare against the
bosoms OF each other--while We deeply
deplore the existence of such feelings,
II becomes the Indispensable duty of
every wember OF the community to use
corresponding energy to still the ia
multi OF animosity and to preserve, If
practicable, the relations Of society
from strife and confusion. Shalt net
every man who feel. Interested in
maintaining an micsbl- state of feel
ing IN the very bosom OF society, who
- actuated by a lsadabie regard for
i ats welfare and advancement, step forth
rs the herald Of peace, offer the olive
branch to eontendIng parties, exhort
them to desist from their iniauitous
course, To extend the hand Of fellow
ship and apply the balm Of redress to
the iscerated bosomi Who would not
be Stimulated by considerations so
strong, SO urgent, so commendable, to
accomplish an end so desirable, That
man who can sit down in lis,less apa,hy
and indifference. aud behold that so.
ciety, the benefits Of which he daily
enjoys, stifled by contention, without
Offering his exertions as auxiliary to
the restoration Of peace, deserve. TO
be deprived OF its attendant advantages
and scorned as unworthy of a partici
patton. How often might iha sparks
OF rising discord be smothered ere they
were blown into flame. which. with
unarrested rspidity extends its ravaQcs
and threatens the destruction Of con
hIeting parties! How often, by timely
mediation, might strife and animosity
be arrested, the hand of friend shin be
substituted Tor the engines uf death,
aod tokens Of fellowship be exchanged
Tor hend.lIke purpose, from which the
mind oteVery civilized individual must
revolt!
Gao peace Of conscience be expe
rleneed BY that man WHO feels the
blood 0f fellow mortal on his head 2
That bosom which feels no e0mpune
ton on the commission Of such iiend.
hh crime, mnst be a hell. indeed
Shall murder--fOul, deliberate ma9der
because 4 receives the misguided
sanction "f worldly honor. be extenua
Ted or be the less eriminaii
Shall the foul stain Of murder be
wiped from that hand, which, IN de
nance Of every yirtboas principle, can
poi1t the relentless weapon to a bro
'her's breast, and dye the ground on
which be stands with his hearts best
1'oodl Now, although the verdict Of
earthly beings may aequit, yet divine
'ub1nsl, mistaken ~ IS justice. anal
TABLE 10 Us purposes, shall impress
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THE "uNnAPpY MANn

The voice OF friendship never breathcs
A ~eicome ! may share;
Affections finger never wrcathes
A garland I may wear;
Loves song for me is never sung,
Aud every hope has fed;
For over all my thoughts is flung
The menory Of the dead.
see the smile that ever plays
On lips ~tsen loved ones speak;
mark the texr-drop as it-str1ys
Adown the rosy check;
And then think Of those bright years
When Was happy too,
And when affections smiles and tears
Had power to soo,he and WOO.
When Garth was unto me n dream,
a sweet aud magic song;
Or like q bright and murmuriny stream.
That danced with mirfh along,
When on the wings Of glad delight
Each hour would Nv away,
And would look With joy each night
Unto the coming day.
Hot each Co me change hath brought
The grave has been INV foe;
And those whose love aud JOY l sought,
In death are lying low;
And am left alone TO live,
A solitary thing,
Who cannot unto Others give
What they 10 him would bring.
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II Bife.-ALFosso LoMBARpi, q
great coxe0mb,got punished one dsv
by ayoung iady,,o whom he attempt
ed to make love in 4 foppish msMner:
She vas his partner az . ball, in tho
midst ofwhish he turned to her, add
heaving profound sigh, said. as no
looked IN her face, with what he
thought insffable softnsss In his eyes,
and, We may suppose some faa,sslie
and writhing gestu1es,--'If ia is rot
love i feel, pray then what's itf'-
Perhaps said the young lady, some l..
thing bites you
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Our Country. The following par
sgraPh Is extracted fron, the Lond On
Morning Chronicle, Of late date.
IL IS not demanded Of Us to prefix any
Comment, neither do we deem IL ne
esssary 70 ifGfieise any part or portion
oftt. We iRseTt IL as a recorded fact,
acknowledged and admitted by the
oracle Of . rival, whose bearing to.
wards US has been, uniil very lately,
most hsughiJ, self Sufficient, and
disingeoaous.--N Y. pGper.
"Ihe American census for 1880
has beeo completed, and the results
published. The Populalion Of the
United States, Rhich was 1887 900
80 1920, vas lssl year i2.967 300 or,
IN round Numbers, u 100000 Wbal
q prodigy is the growth Of this Re.
public. When the Revelation CON
menc' d, in 1870. ~ had less than
100000 &c Inhabitants, end nOg II
has thirteen. Then Ia vss on level
wtth Switzerland or Denmark 90 pc.
iitie Al consolidation; nov IL i the &c.
cond naval power IN the world We &C.
Joiee ~ is progress; for its strength
and glory belong TO the people, and
80 the esose 81 truth, justice and free.
DOM hil Over fhe world.
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PoHT1OAL.
THE THAw SPIRIT

Pyrsr ''77s- Year Nth Other Poems f" 81 the Ar
thor Of ne 4" Far u ne Tsaisa.s.''
fhsvr freed the str-an, from il, lev .hain,
And IL goes r,joieing on Co the main,
Like traveller singing along the plain.
have set the captive cataract free,
!, lifts on the hills cry Of gle-,
And 10 marching away TO the distant sea.
have broken the sleep OF the frozen lake.
have warmed its veins-it 10 broad awake.
Rejoieing deaths slumbers away TO shake.
have freed the sea from its iron thrall,
have loosened the icieles from the wall
Like beam Of light from the caves they fall.
See how the rescued waters run!
Lcapinc and dancing in the sun,
They escspe-their frecdom is once more won.
have broken the gro,to's crystal pile,
Lncid column, and radiant aisle,
And have poured in their depths the sunbeam,
smile.
The silent fcunt in the snowy cave,
Its sinicr unseai-d, now xpouts its wave
And leaps With shou, from its ,.uIted grave.
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or suitable provision for their mora
and religious instruction.
must send him to the State Prison,
because he has committed this greai
crime, and that others may be deterrel
from like act. lie will there be kep
scpars;e from all other eon,icts, and
at some suitable employment. lie viii
DC favored with the Christian in.true
tons OF wise and benevolent Chan
lain and under the kind and ,igilan'
eye OF the Warden. nothing will D,
omitted To bring him TO a salutary sens,
Of his early guilt, and 10 encourage b.,
virtuous Efforts yet TO become q GOO
man. IL 10 not too late. May a.
others take warning oy his fate.
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ron - slNitonaf, "a l'arts p1ber.
There lives IN Engisnd a man whose
daily lsbors last Zoe 90 bours cut of the
"a, Who presides 90 the House OF Lords
and IN Court Of Justice, Sho attends
at the Council, who gives audiences
each DAY TO BaTristers belonging TO
both Kingdoms. and " ho still finds time
TO "rI'e articles on politics and jurs.
prudence ~ ihe Edinburgh Review.
besides elementary works, which are
distributed graIis throughout the king
dom, aud who y the Director of a,
least ten associatious for the diffusion
~ knowledge among the working
classes. We Deed hardly aid that TIE
Person herein alluded 70 - 20 other
than Lord Bruugham.
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National De5f.-When Washington
came into Office, the national debt of
the United States was BIS. 600, 900. -.
1t was increased during his admins .
tration to Ssi $40, 900. and augmented
by the elder Adams TO SS2, 600, OOC.
MIR. Jefferson increased il to Ss5, SIS,
600. and subsequently, reduced il 10
S62, 1 $4,000. During Mr.. Madison
dynasty, II vas increased TO Sis3, OOO,.
600, and again reduced to SII5,OOO,
600. Dir. Monroe came into Office, AMI
the debt was gradually reduced TO
SSS, 7sS, 900; his successor, Mr.. Adams,
left il at S53, s62, 900. Under the pre-
sent administration il has been broug Oh {
down to $50, Cos, 900.
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Nrgro fca fable chat. Miss D,ns,
you no babOa some frsem ~ de Tar
No Sir The llavorality Of de cream
destroy de Ociangulsr taste ob De Tea
aud readers IL quite obtOoL
saftalnly. saTisiniy, Mise, dsl being
owing 20 the impreeipiiy % nsn having
ftven 90 such q hife q mater. its at
most onpossibls 10 drsinfroDs BIN
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Digging orr q hole" An so ys
ar digging out the hole there Pat, az
ye :" said one Irishmsa 90 another
engaged in masking hole Co insert a
post enc, faith, is's not the hole
thai I'm after digging osl--for I'm
digging the dirt cut ssd ieaviag tho
hole here ="
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Hhai IS a Gentleman p" BY gen
tleman, we mean not TO draw a line
that would be inyidious between high
and iow.rsnk and subotdinstion, riches
and poverty: the distinction is in the
sound. Whoever is open, loyal and
true; whoever is honorable in himself
and IN his judgment Of others, and re
quires no law bat his word 10 fnlfl an
engagement; such man is q gentle
man.
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ltoE wisely nsttlrr, oFSiering III belo~
Forbade beard on vOnsn's chm 70 grow
30 bov could s,e b. shaved shste ~ the -kiii1
W ho'e tongue would never lct her c1gs Be ssill,
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.9ni prcfane Soeisty.-We have re-
'eeived the proceedings Of society
formed by the students Of Charlotte
Hall Academy, Maryland, for tho
iaudabie purpose OF REFRESHING tho
vulgar practice Of profane swearing
bat we have 20 room for. their in
sestien. The members Of thu $3.50
citation pledge their honor to abstain
from profane language themselves,
and TO do all 10 sheiv power for its
entire abolition.-- MAJ. Int.
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In different rooms Of the State De-
partment at Washington, may be seen
the original Declaration Of Indepen-
dence, and the Commission Of General
Washington. in glass frames. Also
may DO seen, by the politeness of the
otheers, the original treaties with To-
reign powers, and among them the
dehnitive treaty Of peace between
Great Britain and the United States.
OF the Sd Sept. 1898 and the French
treaty csding Louisiana to the United
States, signed by Bonsparte. Also.
the original Journals of Congress Of
l776 and Ivy, &c. and a collection Of
medals and medalions; some of the
coins are Roman. and nearly 1000
years old; among the nedalions is
one OF gold, from General Bolivar (;
another in silver. struck in CON memo
ration Of the Reformation in Eogland /;
also an elegant snuf.box, set in dia-
monds, presented by the Emperor A
lexander. A person could spend a
whole day IN viewing the great number
OF events recorded in this Department.
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Leefown, Jan. ie. 1882.