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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
JUDGE BRAcKENRIDGE 8 MIR. R1rcu1r

JUDGE BRECKENRIDGE 81 MIR. RTTCHIE.
We have been appealed to by Judge Bracken
ridge ot Florida to admit his reply 10 a personal
attack made upon him editoriay, in the enquirer
As the Judge was the assaulted, his defence is OK.
Guided from the paper in which the assault was
made upon him, and this paper gives his reply the
best opportunity being by those who saw the
attack, no apology is due for publishing it; on the
contrary, the publication is due to the liberty oil
the Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

BALTIMORE May 80.
THE RACES over the Central Course com
mcnced yesterday, and were numerously and fash.
ionably attended. The first race was sweep
stakes, mile heats, entrance 800, h. f.-sevcn
subscribers-four paid foricit--thrco started-the
foilowings the result:
Col. w. K. Johnson's b. Herr Cline
j. G.. Craig and f. p. Corbns M. p. f.
ProuHe 2
Samuel w. Smiths C. II. f. Alpha 3 dis
Time LIST heat I'm. 57s.-2d heat I'm. s..
For the Second raco--TnE LADIES CuP-two mile
heats three started
J. G. Crajg's b. IN. Virginia TGylor 9
DR.. Chas. Duvdls CHI. III. JeHiWa
Wilkinson Q
J. NJ. Selden's Spring Hill Gl;y 3 dis.
Timc-lst heat IN. 3Gs.-2nd heat M SOS 49,
Bid heat ~. *.
The Rare to-day, to conc OF at 10 precise.
", sill be post sweepstakes, mile hcats--S250
entrance, p. p TO which the proprietor adds $500.
making the purse SI5OO.--It viii. be contendcd Tor
by the following horses, viz
Col w. u. JohnsOn's ch h, ARdrew, by Sir Charles
5 years old.
Jas. NJ Sedon's ch. h. Sparrowaowk, by Sir
Charles, years old--and
Robert Parkor's b. z. Bachcior, aged
From the size Of the purse, and tic character al
the horses, an Interesting race may ne expected
| Earl Dalhousio, late commander in chief in Bri
fish India, and formerly governor of Canada, bs.
arrived IN London from Tndia.
Earl DyDaonad, formerly Lord Cochrane. la,
been restored TO his rank the Brit.sh n.yv ~
! is HoH q Rsay A3m.,5'.-';f We Blue.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

"a lRGlNlA.--In the Circuit superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for IIcurico County, on
the fourth day OF November, 1881; Bacon TAFT
pitt, against james = Wilkinson, and Henry DO
Endc, dts.
This cause, in which tho plaintiff by counsel,
consents that the answer Of tie defendant Henry
DE Ende, filed il the cause, may be received Nv the
Court, without security, came on tbs day, to be
heard on the BILL answers and exhibits and was ar
gu"d by counsel: On consideration whereof tie
Court doth ad,udgc, order ard decree that the
p"intiH and the defendants each render ciore the
Commissioners Of this Court, an account Of all
thor transactions touching the partnership in tho
Bill mentioned, and that each Of thcr s,,,.,if 10
DC examined in solemn form, by tho said Conrnis-
sioncr, touching the said occourts If required.
which accounts the said Commissioner is directed
70 examine, state, and settle and 20 tic Coyo, re
port, with any matters specially stated doomed prr
tincnt by bnnsoii or which may be roq4i.c4 ,y tbe
parties 60 he SO stated. - "'
Z Copy Tcstc, ]. ROBINa0N z r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
DISMAL SWAMP CANAL LOAN,
For S5. 600 EsDdg,AsgS

e IN MONDAY next, the Ash day of June, Will
W he sold, al the Reading Room at ~ o'clock
SEVENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF
STOCK, being tic amount of the loan authorized
by the Stockholders at general meeting on the
18th ins;.Ihs Stock will bear interest at Tie rate
OF per ccnfum, per annum, rcdccmablc in 7ircn-
rest payable semi-annuay on The 18th dav of MAY
and on the 18Th day Of November of each year, at
the Office of the Company. The Stock will be
Pu, up in lots, from 500 dollars to $4,000 or any
5ntcrIediate amount.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
CHARLES g. ID. il. PHELPS & Co
IS IVIE COnlnllSsiON .NercAuHIs
LYNCuBURG, Va,

.IUcli0AeerS and Commission Merchants
LYNCuBURG, Va,
"a SENDER their services Ia their friend, and
II the Public generally, as AuCuoNEgws AND
COMMISSION MERcuANs, and hatter themselves,
from their long experience and close application
to business, To give satisfaction TO all who may
favour them with their business.
They will attend, particularly, to receiving and
forwarding Goods sent to their care.
Lynchburg, May 18th, lS32-d&c4w
fHtHE Subscriber intending 10 discontinue his
"a Store in Guocbland, Will sell the Stock on
hand at teduccd prices.-All persons indebted.
VIII please make payment TO Mr.. Joseph n. kuy-
all, who is authorized TO close said business
Also, for sale or rent, and possession given i'm
ineda'ely, the Store House and Appnrtenanccs,
which is known 10 he first rate Stand for Retail
country Storc.-Tcrms very liberal-apply to the
Suoscriber, or TO Jos. n. Royal, the premises.
WN. W. WEISIGER.
Manchester, 2lst Nav, lS32-9aw2w d&c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

4 NOTION YAENS.-Rccciving by the steam.
~ boat Maryland from the Petersburg Manu-.
featuring Company 5000 lbs Cotton Yarn, from
No. to 10, for sale by
ma 3l-lt MORruAM & McGpIInEH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

b Chosterie!d County Court, April 9th 1899:
= James ". Ninirec, in his own light, and as cx'or
OF Eliza I'rayor, decd, and as executor OF Abner
Wm'rec, deceased, PITTS, against Mincy Davidson,
James C!opton, and Martha, his wife, Thomas
Nintrcc, lahain Puckctt, Jesse Clarke Rudd, and
Rhoda, his Wife Ellison Clarke, and Nancy, his
vie John H. "iiler, and Mildred, his wife, Will
liam o. Thompson 4, Euelnc, Eliza Ann, James
W., Augustus. and Wiaston y. Traylor, Arthur
Taylor, and sally, his wife, Ellison Clarke, ad1r,
with the VIII annexed OF Samuel Clarke deceased
dfls.-iN CHANcEEY.
The defendants Thomas Winfrcc, Thomson 4.
IrayIor, Valentine !raylor, and james w Trav-
ior' not having entered their appearance, and gi-
ven security, according TO the act Of Assembly,
and the rules OF this Court and il appearing to he
satisfaction Of the Court, that the said de Pendants
are not inhabitants of this Commonwealth: 1t is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on thc urst day OF July term next, and answer the
Pamtii Til; ana that copy Of this order bo
forthwith inserted iii some newspaper printed i'm
the CITY OF Richmond for t%o uIoujhs Successive
IT, and posted at the front door Of the Court House
Of this County.
Ill Copy. Tcs'c, J.. NUNNALf.Y, y. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01

~ OkiCE.-Thc subscribers, trustees for the
creditors OF Mosyrs. BELT & SuEPrARD. have
appointed Jobn MorshoH Sheppqrd our agent to
collect all debts due TO the said firm Of Belt &
sheppard; 10 which said agent, is earnestly re-
ques'ed t"at az persons indebted by bond mole, or
open account, will make immediate payrncnt. .T,Lg
MdrshgI ShePgard may geaeyaliy he foDgd M The
store If +. d j. s.. Jocn,s r On,
BEN, SHEPPARD.
JOHN n. GORDON.
FLEMING JANE&
J. SHEPPARD JAMES.
my 2D-2tw-ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-01
GEO. NEWTON, }
JOHN TABB, CommiS'rs.
JOHN COWPER, }
II. g. ", PANNELL, n

Norfolk, May 2S
" The Editors Of tho Richmond Enquirer and
wing VIII insert this in their respective pa
pers, anda charge the amount to the Editor of the
Herald may 30-1t
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-03-13
For yon never saw n steeplc, dear,
In the inside Of a church.

In the inside Of a church.
'Tis usual for wife TO take
Her husband by The arm,
But pray excuse ne should hint
a sort of fond alarm.
That when my arm offered you,
That happiness 10 beg,
Your highest effort dear, would be
To take me by the leg.
I do admit wear a glass,
Because my sights not good.
But were always quizzlng you,
might be counted rude;
And though use convex lens,
By all the gods hope,
My wife will ne'er look up 10 me
Through Herschels Telescope.
Then, faro thee well my gentoone
ask no parting kiss,
] must not break my back TO gain
So exquisite bliss;
Nor will weep, lest should hurt
So delicate flower
The tears that fell from such a height
Would be thunder shower.
Farewell and pray don't drown yourself
In basin or q tub,
For that would he n sore disgrace
To all the Six.Feet Club;
But you ever love again,
Love on a smaller plan,
For why extend TO six feet three,
A life that's but n span.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-03-13
Terms of the Republican,

Two dollars per annum--payabe in advance.
No paper discontinued until arrearapes
are paid, unless ut the discretion Of the pub.
Usher.
All accounts must DO settled a. least once
year.
Advertisements not msrkcT, will be contin
ued till forbidden, and charged accordingly.
Printing
Of oil kinds done with neatness and despatch
At TIE HALL,
in the roar Oft Savings Bank.
Over the store of HESsr Beat
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-03-13
THE TALL GENTLEMANs APOLOGY

Upbraid me not-1 never swore
Eternal love 10 thee,
For thou art only five feet high,
And am six feet three;
] wonder, dear, how you supposed
That could stoop so low
lis only some can lie q knot,
Though all may fix beau.
Besides, you must confess. my love,
The bargain scarcely fair,
For never could We make n match,
Although we made pair:
Marriage, know, makes ono oftwo,
But here's the houid bore
The priest declares if you are one,
Then at least am four.
lis true that morslis,s have said
Ths, lore has got no eyes,
Burwhy should all my siebs be hesved
FOR one who has no size'
hnd on my wedding day In sure
Id leave you in th. lnrch,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .4LEXaADRLa. "a. Co.
AnnIyED. June 10.

ARRIVED. June 10,
British Brig Caravan, Doane, Halifax plaster, G'c
to w Fowie & Co.
Brig Eliza, Wooster, Thomaston; lime to W. Fowie
K Co.
Schr Ieonlas, Dearborn Trinidad, IL days; sugar
and specie to w. n Miller.
On Tuesday, June S. passed the wreck OF a brig, in
longitude y 90 latitude SIS 81, apparently brig OF
200 TONS bright Sides white moulding, git bi let
head both mas,s alongside, with sails and rigging at
tached, small boat towing her arboard quarter pain
ted green outsidei long boat gone; steered with
wheel; could only two letters ct her name, Ed (the
two first etters); spirit and l5 boom standing with
lib artsched; apparently New York bull; carved arch
on her st m two American f,gs crossed carved maj
bust IN the centre, with other carved work. 1t bow
ing hard at the time, could not board her.
The Leonidas experienced very severe weather on
the coast, from lat. Z S.
Nh The wreck appeared to be recent. The L..
experienced heavy weather on the night OF the ID OF
June, when it probably occurred
Left at Trinidad to sail the same day, schr. AIDE
laide Janney. Brown for Alexandra.
Vessels spoken By the Leonidas -Hermophrodte brig
Triton of bermuda on Sd June, IN lat 80 S. long ~
Same day herm. brig Corneia, OF Portland On the
5tb. schr. Venus Of Boston, in lat, IS ~, long ~
bound to New York.
/ Passen ,srs in the Leondas DIR. ard Mrs Armour,
hand servant; Mr.. and airs West, child, and servants
Mr. Ross, Mr. LANG, >lr Cr'il, and Mr. Knox
Steamer Co umbis, Mitchell, Baltimore; freight and
passengers.
June Ii Steamboat Fredericksburg, hewitt, Nor
folk; do do.
schr Mary Ellen, Mcknight, hence at Charleston 18th
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
Total
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-June 8.

Flour and Meal We note further advance
in these articles during the week, OF 25 centsper
barrel. In the early part Of the week about 1000
bbls. Superfine were taken for export at 1878;
on Wednesday holders advanced their prices to
Sc, but the only transaction is lot OF 200 bar
rels at that price, at which holders are firm. The
receipts in Market street during the week have
not been worthy of notice. The advance obtain
ed this week has been more in consequence of
limited supplies thar demand for foreign ex.
mort. and we observe that similar causes have had
the same effect on the nelghborins markets. In
the early part of the week we reported 400 bar
rels Rye Flour sold at 4, so; lot OF 200 barrels
has since beensold at AIS, which price was re-
fused to-day in consequence of the small stock on
hand. Nearly all the Corn Meal in barrels has
changed hands; 500 barrels sold early in the week
at 2.75; 1875 barrels have since been sold at S3,
and SO hhds. at Sl3.
Since writing the above, a sale OF 500 barrels
Supar6ne -Four has been reported at sc. and 17O
Ii ds. Com Meal at SIS.
Graia-The supplies have been but moder.
ate, and better prices obtained for Wheat and
Corn. Southern Wheat sold afloat at Il 10 cents,
and Pennsylvania from store at l25 cts. yell
low Corn said freely early in the week at IS cts.
aHoat; to-day it was. in demand at Sc cents. One
or two cargoes Southern Rye sold at 80 cents
Oats have been scarce and wanted; one cargo
Southern sold at al cents afloat.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
Notice.
Office ofthe alexandria Canal Compan.,

Office ofMs Alsraadria Canal Company,
vuyHE 9Th nstsnent called for the Stock OF this
/ Company, becomes due to morrow list June
.nd being The design of the Board to prosecute the
work with ygor is hoped that Stockholders will be
prompt in making payment
Instalments will be received at Bank OF Potomac
and at the Mechanics Bank. at either OF which places
subscribers are requested To CALL AND pAIi sha,
for the greater facility Of all parties is requested th.t
he rree;nts last given will be produced 50 that each
subse quent payment may be regularly endorsed there
on BY order. &c. JohN c,s.I &C
b may 3i-d3t&eOt "'> "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
List of Lnstalments colled, Ut,
Whiskey.

x.,up .ubscrbers, being Agents for several OF inc
largest Distilleries in Pennsylvania are o0n''o"A5
supplied with ,,,pn wuIevEy
..hs.de and bsrrels, which they will sell at low
10 hos .,;..s BLOCK HERR,
est "sfA'' r No. Bew]y's wharf, Baltimore
smay so-2aw6t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12

~. were made most unsallautly to transfer
.,sr from the Flap Of May in paragraph
u .",,s.,srdav's paper. Types are, however, STUB
IN ,Lings. aud will sometimes defeat mana
l.. intrnliUns.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12

Inc temper Of the South may be gathered fro
me iOasts given at the Hamburger dinner. La
week we gave some specimens-we add fe
more drank at the same dinner:
by the Isl Vice President, Gen. WIN. v
AOn'sOmcry.-" Let the General Goyernme
make this appeal to the bayonet. it 1t dare:
oa'h Carolina will find in the hour of her per-
''OFs'a standing firmly by her side"
Nine cheers.
Sent BY lady Of Georgia. Palmet
"s' and Cotton bales Of the South-They IVA
lSen found good for defence in two wars, and
necessary, will be tried in third Drank wi
seat applause. Tune (called for on the m
-Tnt Oh say not Woman's heart is bought
Mr. Norris. of Hamburg, proposed the heal
" n ne lady Of Georgia, which was drank wi
inch applause.
by John ID. Watkins, of Georgia. The Sou
All profess to believe the Tariff unjust, u
,NVisoiatlonal, and oppressive. The crisis h
lived, when faith must be proved by ,corks
nv the Rev. III Reid, of Augusta. Sou
.Mo.sroteetlns duties had their origin in poiric
M,uPuou; their progress in deception; and the
Ssa'aF''y will be dissolution. " Millions for d
'@Se, not cent for tribute"
'"' Geo. H. Young, of Lexington Geo.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
Masonic.

TINE Semi,Annual Communication of the Grand
i Royal Arch Chapter of the District Of Celumbs,
will be held at Washington Lodge Room, in the Town
Of Alexandra, on Tuesday next June 18th, ut 10 O.
clock, A. II By order Of the ~. z. G. n. P.
June l2-2 CHARLES PRySE, Grand Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12

scr. Mary Ellen Mcknight, hence at Charleston 4tf
instant.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
Trustees Sale

Trustees Sale.
IN Saturday, the 10Th day Of June next, the sub
~ scriber will offer at public sale.
TWO-STORY FRAME NAk
IE4h TENEMENT, & LOT Of GRoUND, $40
XtktI on the west side of Union street, if:
S.Es ty FIVE feet six inches to the south Of <uN
Queen street; in front Union street fifty hve feet
six inches; in depth one hundred feet
The above sale will be made in front Of the premises
above described, at 4 o'clock, u. under deed OF
trust to the subscriber, dated 18th February, 1872
recorded in the Office Of the Circuit Court OF Alexan
dria. Terms Cash. H. ia1Lon,
NAV I0-dts lLuNee.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12

CoMMUNIcATED.
The undersigned, passengers on board the
schooner Leonidas, from Barbados and Trini
dad, to Alexandria, take leave to return their
thanks to Capt. DEARBoRN. for his polite and
gentlemanly behaviour to them. as well as for his
constant and artluous attention TO the duties Of
his station, during the passage
F. N West, Mrs. Ann =. Armour,
Robert Armour, Nj D. Il. w. Bartlett,
+. NJ. West, Charles Knox,
Thomas Croil,
James Laing, Barbados.
John Ross,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
dissolution Of Copartnership.

vsSHE copsrtnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm Of Flemi ng Mcyeigh, is this day dissolved
BY mutual consent. AL those having claims against the
firm will present them Immediately for settementi -
those indebted will please make immediate payment
20 either of u.s. as it is desirable the business should be
sneeI;Iv closed, ANDREW J. FLEMING,
WILLIAM N. BcVEIGH.
Alex snflria Iupe 12-eoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-12
COMMERCIAL.

Plaster Paris 1TEfUHI'''''''' . 10 !" "0
FLouR.-At the close of last week, on Satur-
day, the wagon price ranged from IS 81 to SIS.
Yesterday it was So 75a5 80. The only sale
we heard of from stores was one Of about 80 bis.
at 81. No more could be purchased at less
than co.
Export for the week ending Saturday, 9Th in
slant, sl5I bbls, coastWse.
Quantity inspected during the same period;
King Street 1874 bbs ,.,,,
Wharf 90 Ia nail Ools'
Potomac 3S9 w
Tot,l e3I3 bills. Ia half bbls.
GxArs.-Corn is scarce and wanted. Cargo
sales at Sc cents
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10
THE CHOLERA.
NEW-YORK BOARD OF HEALTH,

SATURDAY, June Z, 1857.
The Board assembled at IL O'Clock, and the
following cases Of Cholera, occurring since the
report Of Yesterday. were announced, under the
sanction Of Dr.. Stevens, President OF the Medi'
cal Council:
CASES. at 29S Washington street. dead;
at 166 Nassau street: in Mercer street, near
Prince; at los Anthony street; in Hudson
street. number not reported); in the old Aims
House; / in Anthony street, number not report.
edl; in the Cholera Hospital, Greenwich;
death; 1 at 70 Factory street; 1 at $50 Christie.
pher street; l at 70 Perry street; Q corner OF
Amos and Factory streets; corner OF Duane
and Washington streets, dead; 9 at 204 Cham
bers street, death; at "a Duane street, dead;
at le4 Perry street; at 129 DO; at Green.
witch Hospital; at &c Ludlow street; at 205
Duane street; in Christopher street; l at 1873
Hammond street; l at 24l Green street; at
the corner of Greenwich and Perry streets; | at
10Y Chapel street; Q at l02 Anthony street; 2
at l42 do -; l at 81 Orange street; IN Augustus
street; l at 25 Reed street; lat lei Mulberry
street; ] at 1873 Allen street; in Ludlow, cor
ner Of Hester street; at Old Road, Murray
Hill; at ESQ Madison street; at 81 Murray
street; at $50 Monroe street. AZ new cases,
Exclusive of the Park Hospital
Park Hospital Remaining at last report, 8;
rec eived since. Il-S males and s females; to-
tai. 49, Discharged cured, (maes) Q; died, o.
males 4, females 2: remaining. IS.
Greewich Hospital.-New cases, Q; deaths,
1; remaining, 5
Crosby Street Hospiak-No cases.
Rirmg,on Street Hospital Il new case.
Total number of deaths, ID
films House-BeileUue. The Commissioners
of the Aims House presented report to the
Board of HraIth, from which we learn the fol-
lo~ ing facts:
| There have been 80 cases of Cholera within
the walls at Bellevue, since eth June. and IS
deaths; but one new case to-day. IA cases &C.
Cured amongst the residents before the 18th. l
| case was sent from 272 Madison street. Sieve
raj cases. including the deputy keeper OF Bride.
we'll. who has recovered, were persons OF good
habits.
No of persons within the walls at BELLEVUE about 1850
do do on Blackwel's Island 2OO
do do Long Island Farms 20O
The Peni,entiary women will be sent to Black
| wells Island. say $50
And the Court Of Sessions have nearly clear.
ed the Bridewell.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10
T. r. IGN

LONDON, May 2S.-Ne learn. on authority
that we deem emitted to every credit, that Prince
Taleyrand is TO be- the future Premier o! France,
or, at all events. to h,d such distinguished sta.
ton in the Government as most materially to in
huence its foreign relations. He will take leave
OF his embassy IN tins country m the course oil 4
few DAYS. under prerencr Of taking the baths Of
Bourbon. to which he has been in the habit OF re-
pairing, annually, of late years. for the benefit OF
his health; hut we are given to understand that
there is no chance Of his return, and that the no
oieman Ia long and intimate friend of the Prince's)
who will succeed him as Charge d'Affajres. will
ultimately be appointed Ambassador en- chez.
Morning .4dUertiser.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10
IRELAND.

1Hhes. the Gospel, and the Bayonet.-The
g desperate fidelity" with which the peasantry
adhere to their resolution Of perse,erIng in a
passive resistance to tithes, IS very remarkable.
A correspondent informs US that an auction of
distrained cattle took place on Monday, on a
townland near Rathangan, in presence OF 100, 1000
people. There were portions Of five regiments
(ba,ing two pieces of artillery and about 200
police, to superntend the proceedings! The
multitude were addressed b, the parish priest.
1.-THE Rev. Mr.. Dunne.) his curate, 1.-THE Rev.
Mr.. Waters the Rev. Mr.. B ennan. PIP of Kill
dare, aud Mr.. Christopher Quin Of Rooertstown.
There was not the slightest violation Of The peace,
and. as soon after the sale as the names Of the
auctoneer and purchasers, were announced the
vast assembase dispersed. Our informant states
that he has attended auctions at which the own
crs Of cattle worth &c piece, suffered them to
be sold tor SIS. On one occasion he saw two
cows and two heifers knocked down for Is. Cd.
per head !-Dubhn Morning Register.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10
ALBANY BOARD OF HEALTH,

5TH JULY-8 l.. NJ.
The Medical Staffreport to the Board Of Health
thar, the last report. seven cases of Epide.
mic Cholera have occurred in this city. viz:
VIM. TompkIns, &c years of age, foot Of CO.
Iumbus street, dead; Cornelius Van Hoescn,
aged % years. ydius street, dead; five color
ed persons. corner OF Mulberry and Green SIS !;
two dead. three convaescent. Also. three cases
of suspicious character JoNA Fights,
Chairman of Medical Staff.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-10
AiverpoooA China, ENged ana
PLHJN U.HRE

I HAVE imported, direct from the mandatory in
L England, sxty.eight Crates. containing Fine Ii
verpcoi China Dinner Sets, Dishes, Plates, Tureens
&c. in printed ware; also, Blue and Green Edged
Dishes, Plates, and various kinds Of Hollow Ware;
White wsre of,he various kinds in use; the
whole are of the very best manufacture, and offer
ed for sale onaow terms, inquire ut Thos. c. Wrghs
Store, High Street, Georgetown
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