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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
RHODE ISLAND.

NEWPORT, Aug. live re.ret to state, that
since our last five cases of Cholera have occurred
IN this town, four ofwhich have terminated fatally
NEW YORK.
BRooRLYN, Aug. 4.-New cases of Cholera re-
ported this day, 27-deaths s. OF the deaths 9
occurred IN the village, and three IN the Hospital
SoMgRs, Westchestcr, Co.-rhe Cholera has
brok"n out anew with increased virgencc. On
Friday, 10th ms ant, there were cases, deaths
The deceased wero Of good habits, and died in 6
hours after the attack.
PoUGHKEEFsIG-New 18Th, 3; deaths g.
l1.h deaths. ~ deaths occurred IN
the town during the 40 hours ending on Monday.
four of which reported by the board Of eIih
as cholrra.
To the dc tbs in the village SAYS the Republic
! an, should be added two that took place over the
river at Milton, az they resided in Union Street
and there contracted the disease while taking care
OF GIllins This makes ~ cases, and % deaths
IN the village. The whole number Of cases in The
village, poor-house and hospital, is 157, and the
whole number of deaths IN the same place is LOG
This shows gro ter proportonate mortality than
We nave known of in any place where the cholera
has ragged, and tho only way in which we can ac-
count tor IT Is, by surprising that many more cases
have occurred, than have been reported.
AYCRAm, columbia o.)--20 cases and 5 deaths
in all.
ArHEss, Greene co.. cases and death
ALRASY.-New cases 18th, 16, of which were
severe, deaths q.
GREENGUsu-6 cases and | death, during the
four days preceding the l0thinst
TRuY--Reported 10th inst. 3 deaths, one Of them
hand o. board of the tow boats of Pattison
& Hart, from New York; ono other death uncer.
tain.---llth, one death. From Saturday 20 Mon
diy death by cholera; Of other complaints 6.
The Whole number of deaths in Troy from the 2lsI
July to llth inst. were 81, of which % were by
cholera.
UTIcA.A letter from the Post Master at Utica
dated August II, O'clock, T. NJ. states that "ths
day there have been three of real Asatic Che
lcra. One Of the persons "a Mr. Martin, a DO It
agent) is dead All the persons attacked were
well a, o'clock in the morning.
MENDoN, (Monroo Co.)--In the village Of East
Mendon called Mondon, 4 deaths have occurred
by Malignant Cholera, and were sick at last date
NEW JERSEY.
BERGEN TOWNSHIP PoOR- HoUsE.--We regret e.
earn that several cases Of Cholera have occurre,
1t the Bergen Township Poor House, looted a
aocaucus, about four miles from the town Of Der
n The Superintendent, Mr. Cornelius VI md
4 lie, with three others Of his cwn family, have
q Hen victims. the disease broke nut Satur.
s ~ week. the first attacked being FIR. MinJevill
nSeIf. On Sunday, he, son, and one Of IN
pers were buried. On Tuesday, another son
the notlIer-in-law of the superintendent die
Thursday, his wife was taken, and died. Sine
IN two more of the prupors sickened AMI die
aturdsy, three cases Of cholera rcmGioed
Dor House.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
BOARD OF HEALTH.

.r Nh" YoRK, Aug. -, 1899.
The following letter was received fron, .he Sn.
cial Medical Council and directed To he published
}. MORTON, Secretary.
New YoRK, Aug. Ist 1882
To Walter bourne, Esq.
Sir-Tnc Special Medical Council in reply to
the communication Of his Excollency the Cover.
nor, to the Board Of Health Of the CITY of New
York, and by tho Board referred to them beg leave
to state
That there is strong reason TO believe that a case
Of Malignant Cholera served as early ne the
Path June, the subject Of which was an old inbabi
idnt OF 'his CITY, temperate man, living al the
corner of Gold and Frankfort Streets About The
end OF the month four more cases occurred in the
practice Of the same Physician, who had VISITED
he first, III family residing in Cherry street three
OF whom died, being two children and their mother:
he father, who was first taken sick, recovered: n
hose were decent cleinly people, and their habits
emPorate. They were Irish emigrants, who Jeff
'anada about the LIST of May, and had been five or
xix weeks in this city. The subjects of the ncx,
:1ses also Irish opigrants, Tho had been FIVE
weeks in the city they were incorporate peonle
nd even said TO have been at the funeral Of th,.
iIiec's of the first They all died as did al
y several who were AT their funeral and in stat
It lnioxication. Farther than this we are NOT j.,
possession of any facts. which have bearin mo,
nc question Of the Introduction Of the mai DIV h,
mp ration, either by or land. Within fb,c,
iys from tho occurrences Of these cases !, ao,,,r
20 simultaneously, in yaTious parts or the citv. A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
Norfolk, august 10, 1892.
"When pain and anguish wiring tho brow.
a ministerinr nnrel lhon.n


I, WoMAN-Dr. Mead, Of New York, concludes a
letter to the editors Of the Journal Of Commerce. IN
winch he gives detailed account of the drath by
choiera ct ten persons, ali members Of one family
WIN the following tribute to the love, charity, and
ieyotehness Of woman: "When the inmates fled
rom danger, there were some who remaincd and il
was female courage aud benevoence that kept them
IN this place Of pesiilencc, instead Of seeking
and safety in the dwellings Of health and cheerful
ness. At the curly and late hour might be the
Messenger Of kindness, passing from room to room
administering aid to the sick, and comfort and con
ISOLATION TO The dying"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

TIE PENNsYLvANIAN.-This is the tile of sour.
rii"us paper lately established in Phladelrha.
ir"Ih which paragraph has been extracted by the
little lenders of the Argus in this State rejecting
upon u.s. Like a certain other print which occa-
s:onay copies an article against us, it was esta.
blished to do the dirty work of Others and we
shall not trouble ourselves with its remarks unless
Tor the purpose of giving hereafter its history and
and patronagr.-Cour g. Enc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

II is fact worth noticing. that every man who
carries watch on sunny day, has a ready, and
efficient means for obt'ining fire, when he sun is
near his meridian altitude. Ii the crystal of the
watch be opened and filed with water it forms a
pano-coDvex lens, by which the sol ~ rays are re-
duced to focus, which being throw on any dark CO.
Toured combustible body, will it to take fire.
Salem Register.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
NEW YORK MARKET. Anr- 16. mann.

"A fdir demand continues for Cotton. IL Coffee
also some sales making and many more would
be made, were there only to be found the green
qualities, which are wanted for rxpOration. Flour
remains as at the close of LIST week. Some old
N. River Wheat has been sold at 1875 cents. Il @
has advanced To 81 cents. cargo OF ri stcr
Paris has been sold al 3d. Lnsced Oil is getting
up a Titles Rice continues IN good request
Jour! Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

One Lords day afternoon, The late Mr.. Fuller,
OF ke'tering, perceIving of his hearers to he
dr"wsy; as lie had read his text, he struck
his Billie three times against the pulpit calling
out. "What! aslHep already! often afraid
shall preach you asleep; bat The fault cannot be-
mime to-day; for hive not vet heCnn.n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

Deserters.-ltis mentioned in tho Niagara Clean.
erthut several ofthe descrters from Gen. Scotts for
had arrived that place frcn, Fort Gro,iot ON,
Ola party of nry that deserted at one time fifteen
had either died or were left the route unable to
proceed. Before they came to the inhabited par
ofthc Upper Province. tho desertcrs-wcrc plundered
by the Indians
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

Spontaneous Com6nsiion.-In loading Ship yes
terday iinseed oil was accidenly used npon Jack.
screw The screw was then wiped with bunch
OF loose cotton, which was thrown upon the deck,
and within hour burst into a fame and was
consumed.--Jour. of Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

Men may scot, and be as licentous and sarcastic
Go my oeoSe. when woman is the the ne. but We de-
~ any one OF them to do as much yood in To-,
night us woman win do in a day. when tho do
mands on her bcnevolcnce require active exer.
ton. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21
Total

The whole number of deaths that took place m
New York last week was 4h7-of these 2SI were
the virtims of cholera, 81 consumption, 30 con vuf.
sions, IL dropsy i'll the head, and 6. intemperanre
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

Complaints are made in some of the New York
papers IN consequences of several clergymen having
cit the city, i'll order it is said, to avoid the Cho.
era.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

THE CHOLERA.--The report of the Board O
Health Is muck moro favourable than it has heen for
more than Ten days past. In private practice there
are but Mrty-sfz cases, fgckre of which were con.
vaesccnt at the time of making he reports and sz
deaths. Ii will also be observed, that in tho hosp
tails, greater number of cures are effected now than
at an earlier period. The largest number nf Gases
IN twentyfour hours, reported On the 9th inst
and the greatest number of deaths on the Hh, since
" hich time the disease has appeared to be Oh the
6ecrease.--U, S. Gar.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

CITY OF NEW YORK.-Tho report for the
twen!y-tour hours ending the 10th instant an
nounces IS new cases and 90 Deaths VIZ:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

Paris correspondent Of the True Sun, June
2itb, says:-
M. Berger will certainly prove himself innocent
with regard to tho Instruction of III Vcndce; and
BRAND, lisde dc Ncuvlls. and Fitz james, it il a
pure fiction oi VI. Glsquet Sixty other prisoners
It Is said, have been discharged today and to al.
most MI Of them indennitcs have been offered.
lone would accept The generosity OF Moptalyet.
~ is SAID thot M Rntbscbild has lent the Govern
meut twenty -fve millions Of francs, on promise
OF LOUIS Philips, aud il is reported that this sum
WIN not appear in the public accounts, because il
ms been employed in keeping the people Of Paris
'n,"ri"I aring the blessings Of thu siege and the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

PHILADELPHIA.-The report for the 81 hours
ending on Wednesday at noon is favourable
than for some days previous
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

The Efficacy of The Cauplor Treatment.
"gain.-Onc Of our most respectable citizens sends
us the following additional evidence Of excellence
OF CamPhor in srrcstng the Cholera.
TO the Editors Of BeccoH.
GENTLEMFN-You cannot render greater ser.
vice to this community than by making public the
great benefit derived from the use of Can,phoy in
destroying tho banefuI effects Of Cholera. Yes.
terday. friend of tDine had violent attack. to
whom Immediately gave three drops Of the Spir
ms o. CanPhor, dropped Sugar with rerv Hi.
rue water, IN table spoon, which was repeated
III iIai an hour, when 1t gave relief. The three
drops were again repeated in one hour-ttro drops
an hour afterwards; and then one drop the next
nonr--next day dose of Castor o l-o"hich pro
duced a complete cure. Please give the above
publicity in your own way, and ohlige
A SUBSCRIBER.
Norfolk Ayeyst ~ 1870
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

a sailor was seen reelDg along the streets, not
long since, with pine apple in his hand Sumo
one asked him what he had got there? 'Chulrra
vi orbus," he rcplci. Aud so it proved For in
less thar "a hours nc was a corpse
". Y Jour. C0m
a inboring Of very correct h.bits bonobt
four ~l'er-melons few days since, on account of
their Unusual cneapness, aud ,te two Of them -
AS might have b, en- expected he was attacked bv
the Cholera and died.-fIb.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-21

FROM BERMUDA-We learn by the arrival
81 the brig Queen OF. the Isles, that the Cholera
had broken ont in the island of Bermuda, It's ra.
wages had not been extensive, but many of the
inhabitants were leaving tho place The brig Der.
muda had arrived at Turks Island with the loss OF
three men by choera.--[N. Y. Gax.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
New Dry Goods Store.

VI ME Subscriber, thankful for the patronage he
"a received while member of the firm of BOYD
Il Hay, respectfully informs his friends and the
public, generally, that he has commenced business
on his own account, at the we'll KIN wn stand re-
Gently occupied by Mr. Daniel H.'Valentine on III
street, Shockoe Hill, opposite to DIR. Lemosy's A
Pothecary Store; where he is now opening a gene
raj assortment of fall and winter DRY GOODS
all of which entirely new and of the latest
style. He hopes he has heretofore given salts.
faction to those who have patronized him, that
they will continue TO favour him withtheir custom
He thinks that those wishing to purchase article.
IN his line. would do well to call and examine his
Stock AS his Goods have been bought-at the re-
duced prices of this fall he can afford TO sell them
as low as they can be purchased in this place His
Stock consists of almost every tn ng in the Day
GooDs line. WILLIAM B. HAY
Richmond, October 18th, 1892.
u have few pieces of Domesti Jeans
for servants wear, from the Northern Penitentia
ries-Also, Fearnaught Lionskin, for overcoats
10 eo9t w III
tgH RS. HALLAM would inform her friends.
1sa that she has opened PRIVATE BOARD
ING HOUSE, in commodious tenement, situa-
TED ON II, or High Street, nearly opposite TO the
City Hall, and in view of tho Capitol Boarders
with or without lodging, can be accommodated on
the usual terms. The situation is airy and plea
SAINT, and TO Members of the Legislature it will be
particularly convenient.
o. Also for rent, ROOM well calculated for a
School. l2-2aw 4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will offer for sale, by Public Auc.
ton' on Saturday, the 24th day of November
next at the hour OF H. at Hodges Tavern, Tract
of Land, containing by late survey, 237 acres
situated In Hanover county, one milo below the
old Church, directly tho main road leading from
k,chmend to the Piping Tree. About one third
OF II is numbered land, and the balance has produced
iateiy very good crop of Corn, Oats Sc The
situation is idercd to be one of the most healthy
IN Hanover county. There is on it a good dwell
ing house, very latoly put in good repair together
WIN wiz corn house, kitchen, dairy, sc. which are
all as good new; also, a spring of excel.
lent wator, quito convenient to the Dwelling
House. The title TO the above property is
iniosputabe. The terms of sale will be one.
! third OF the purchase amount cash, and the ba.
lance payable in 6 and 12 months; bonds bearino
interest from the day of sale with personal securi.
~ and deed oftrust on the property, will be re-
CURED. Possession given on the LIST January, 1893
LII me interim am willing to treat with any per-
son disposed 10 purchase at private sale.
DC LOG u G. w. POITIAUX
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
W:8SWK.v'G1 TO.s' KgOX'EE.


"a III r. Subscriber haS leased, for term of years
n that large, commodious and well known Es.
Enlistment, the WASHINGTON HOTEL, 81.
tuajed on Third Street, near the centre of the
business ard population of the Town of Lynch
burg.
He respectfully informs his friends, ard the pub
lie generally, that he has spared neither pains nor
expense in fitting up and furnishing the House and
Stables in the best manner. His Table and Bar will
be furnished with the very best that the market
viii supply. His Stables will be always we'll stock
cd with provisions, and under the superniendence
of the most careful OstlcrS; order. attention and
politcness will he strictly observed towards every
guest IL every department.; and his charges wild be.
moderate. The subscriber confidently, therefore
asks tho patronage of both travellers and citizens
having determined on keeping, in every respect, a
first rate House. A. HATCHER
DC o cSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
baltimore .RuCes.

ME Fall Meeting for 1882, over the Central
n Course, will take place on the 4th Tuesday,
23d of October, lin lieu of the 5th, as was adver
tised,) and continue days as usual.
FIRST DAY.
Sweepstake for years old colts and FLIES.
two mile heats, entrance $500, half forfeit, 3 or
moro to make a race, to close and name by the Odd
and on the same day the Chateau Mrgeaux stakes,
Tor gentlemen who are to ride their own horses
single heat of two miles, entrance 800; nine sub
scribers and closed.
SECOND DAY.
The post stake for all ages, mile heats, en-
trance $500, p. p the proprietor to add s., 0oO-4
subscribers and closed VIM r. johnson, John C.
Stevens, Jas. VI. Selden and Bella Badger
THIRD DAY
.irroprietor's Purse, two three milo heats (as
viii Will hereafter be determined by the Club) for
$500, entrance ssl5.
FOURTH DAY.
The Jockey Club Purse, free for all arcs. mile
heats, for 81 600, entrance 800.
Inc health OF baltimore and its vicinity, being
restored aud the Races on this course coming pre-.
vious 10 most of the important races in Virginia.
the proprietor will calculate on affording good
sport j. NJ. SELDEN. Pronr;c,er
oc 13.-d&c tdr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
FALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF
EardheHa Ware, China 81 GLASS

W TIO II I'D y III Nm II IGIL 7 II I y.
"a ME subscriber h rs lie pleasure of informing
Il his country friends and customers generally,
that he has Just returned from the North, whore
he has purchased and is now receiving fuH and
general assortment of articles in his line. a large
part of the stock is entirely RcD being immediate
ly from tic Mandatory, & the whole is decidedly
the best assortment ne hiss ever had. It contests
of erery variety of light and dark blue, bla k,
brown, pink and purple, printed, painted, dipt,
edged and cream colourcd WARE. Fine and
common CHINA and FANCY GOODS, and
GLASS WARE Of every description, all expressly
purchased for this market.
Orders in person, or by letter to any erfent, will
meet with prompt attention, and the Goods " i'll
be disposed Of Inn.
Merchants in the habit Of purchasing North, are
respectfully requested to favor the subscriber With
GILL. CHARLES HOLT, Jr.
Opposite Mossrs. Lewis Webb g. 60, Main ST.
Richmond. cl2t sep %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
William e. Mary College.

oIlCE.-The Visitors having failed to meet
" on the 18th instant, and the interest of the
institution requiring meeting, it was the cpl.
Mon of those Visitors who did meet that cnn,,o-
cation be called, to meet on Wednesday, tho 18th
November The Professor of Law having resign
ed makes another vacancy in this Institution. Pro.
vision WILL 1T is believed, be made by the Faculty,
Tor mo proceeding vacancy, authority having been
given them. But not for the Professor of Law.
The Visitors need not fear visiting Williamsburg;
there is not, has there been, any Cholera here:
and our town has been SO fortunate heretofore i'm
escaping opidemics, that we feel confident now,
seeing have escaped so long that i, will mass n =
by. BURWELI. BASSET'P Rector
Williamsburg. Oct. 10th. ls32-lawc LIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
To The Mcrchants H' V,rs;uig.

We beg to refer you 10 the above advertisement
and to inform you that the large supplies
we have received from the North within few
weeks, were purchased principally by our late
partner, (who has been in New York during the
summary and we believe, OF better terms Chan
usual. We daily expect important additional sup.
Plies md suppose our stOck ,ciH be AT us best
about The 25th inst. Our styles of Goods will be
found well adapted 10 the trade of Virginia a nd
North Carolina, and tho assortment Of rost arti
cles large and gehcra--conIpreh almost eve.
ry shade as 10 coior-Tho quality and patterns now
most I'm demand, with many STYLES sent out
this season for the FIRST time
AT great expenditure of labor and money we
have made such arrangements for carrying on
our business, confidently believe will in
sure the purchase Of Goods in Europe, as
well as in this country on the best torms-such
~e trust, as VIII enable TO augment our sales
very considerably, and at the same time give
increased satisfaction TO customers. Besides
resident Agents in England, Americans by birth
and who have been long in the habit OF bnyng
for the first houses in this country, we shall have
I'm The sclectioiCof our Goods for several cofnipr
seasons, the additional advantage of an cxpert
cnced partner on the spot, who is now in Europe
and who for this purpose will visit England
France and Germany, Italy and perhaps Swift.
zcrIaDd, and sOmo of the principal manufacturing
towns OF those countries, prepared with aniuln
means 10 buy where and when it may be most to
our interest to do so. We are determined that M,
effort we make, shall DO wanting to put our
trade on the best footing, and to kcepourscves in
condition to bold out to all who may coma here to
supply themselves with Goods, as great, indrco
ments as can be found any where in this Country
That our arrangements for obtaining supplies of
all tho kinds Of Goods in hich we deal are enual
to those OF tho Northern or Eastern Merchant, can
not, we think be denied, if what is stated above be
credted. And that supplies are thus obi aimed,
VHi, we doub: not, DO considered rs prored, by the
fact known 70 many that Of all tho Goods we ina 70
imported i9io .'eT 4oIk - . colo ,norc, ana y Q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
Ercsl, k'aiI & Winter t+oc.s-.


VIE subscriber has received by the Wasp,
w EXIT and Hornet. large supply of Fall and
" "'er Sood bought principally at auction i'm
cow i"rk, at prices that fail to give salts
o''on-they cohsist in part OF the following ar:i-
London extra suner6no hin, HAL liz; ,a
green Cloths,
Douoie and single milled Cassimeres,
Uouoie milled drob and grey Cloehs.
uaient'a and swansdown, for Vesting,
bed Blankets, Ia to 1874,
London dudfe Blankets,
rolnt Blankets, 3 to 6 point,
E w mite red, green. yellow and black Flannels,.
Sattinotts, heavy, for servants,
;. do. fine and superfne,
herseys and plaid Lnseys,
Scotch and Mcrino Plads.
% and I'D Circassans, all colsrs,
Bombaxotts, do
Beautiful assortment of Calicoes.
Dest French and English Bo nbazines,
artan tlaids, blue and brown Cambiet.,
superior black Italian lustrings, and haudao,se
assortment colored Gro de Maps;
DO. do. fancy Ildkfs,
Bonnet and Belt Ribbons,
Short and long Kid Gloves,
Buckskin and woolen Gloves,
DIX, cotton, merino and worstcd Hose.
DO. do. do. l-2 do,
Spool and ball Cotton
Tapes and Bobbins,
Corded Skirts,
Linen cambric Hdkfs., very cheau.
Pongee and bandanna Hdks,
Irish Linens and birds eve DIAPERS
Patent Snspcnders and Bombazine Stocks,
Fins, Needless, sc. &c. &C.
with general assortment of Domestic Goods
white and colore6--also, "a and "A Richmond
manufactured Brown Cottons and Cotton Ozna
burgs MANN S. VALENTINE.
White Buildings. corner of 4th and II street,
&C 6-MTh&S ct