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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-07
BY GEORGE WHITE
Trustees Sale.

10y virtue Of a Deed of Trust from Samuel Moxley
I'D and Ann his wife to me I will fer for sale at
public suction on the PREMISE, Saturday. the 10th
day of November n, 1t at VI o'clock, v all that
asssa< TRACT OF LAND
sSEte Formerly the propert, Of LaIelP Dulany.
>S& Esq whereupon the said Samuel now re-
<Sx0aA sides, containing
Sl64 acres,
situate in Fairfax County, Virginia about miles dis
tant from Aexantlria and Georgetnwn and lying the
Road leading from the former to Fairfax Court
House; together with the Improvements and Appur
tenamces, consisting of a new and comfortable
Frame DWELLING HOUSE, 9 Barns, &c.
This land is of good quality, and has judicous.
ly cultivated; is well enclosed and well wa,ered. and
has more than enough timber and other wood for IL
support. There IS now quantity OF small grain seed
ed, uhc' will be sold with the land
Also. at The same place and Immediately after the
above sale, will be sold, like manner, NeRio Mem
Horses, with harness; Cows; 5 Poughs; large
Wagon; I Harrow, and variety Of other Farming
Utensils. Also, the entire Household and Kitchen
Furniture on the pre- mses containing many excellent
and useful articles for housekeepers
Terms of sale are, for the land, fifth Of The
purchase " oney to be paid in hand, the bslsnce in
equal payments, at g. H. and % months with 'ntere"
on The whole amount, PAYABLE every months. 10 be
secured by bonds. with approved security: Tor the
nersone, ..p.rtyaII not eding $50 rust be
psid in cash. for all sums exceeding 500 and not more
than $50, a credit of 3 months will be given: and foe
all sums exceeding $50 credit Of months will be-
given in each case. the purchaser to give bond with
approved security. bearing interest from the day OF
sale.
Possession Of the property sold will be delivered
when the terms Of sale shall be implied with; but
any purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms OF
sale in ,r-- day. after sale, the property sold to him
shall be liable resale at public auction, for cash. on
reasonable notice by sdverts men BY the Trustee ae
the risk and expense of the former purchaser
On the full payment of the purchase money, and
with ALI the terms and conditions OF sale
the trustee will execute to each purchaser, at his OF
her expense, valid and proper conveyance OF all the
right and estate in the property sold I" such purchas-
err which the Trustee empoweredto sell under tue
afOregoing deed Of trust.
oct Ie-sswts GEO. WHITE, Auct.
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Notice

4 "hrndersgned gives notice 20 all whom j. may
'o''7''' MT n Note ar s! OO0 paw able to John
aha ~ him endorsed, - which Mote Vas ri
S'us mechanics flank in discharge of iuClg-
!, H'>' NJ s,tl Undersigned and others Il offer
l ava md t-nl III de,t. with interest
~ oo' pP'hel' notify ali persoGs that shah
I,r,. pEnSt e st sad Note, in sny her paper
- o. Tie Atch,nies' Bark.
! d. MINOR
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-07

durable Fence. deacon Winslow Marston,
+ las on his farm kind of fence. which Tor dura.
bIHty and beauty can hardly be exceeded. Ga
zach side Of the road adjacent his dwelling, are
BOWS OF large but,On-woOd trees, set zen nr twelve
lee; asunder. Into these. when young, cedar
pals were inserted as lntu common posts. As
he trees increased in SIZE, the wood formed
closely around the ends Of the rails, and firmly
occurred them in their places We have no where
l,e seen this experiment tried on so large 4 scale
is certainly durable aud cheap fence, be.
ause It will require 10 repairs at least for one
generation, and Is moreover constantly increas.
ng IN value. Were our roads lined with this
ind OF fence. it would add not a little to the
eauty Of the country and the comfort of the ira.
feller -Barastabk Journal
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-07
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Superior Attractions, in Books, Prints,
Jewelry, fine Cutlery, &c.
+ 4 RRahGENENTS have been made with various
~ publisher. to present 10 the good people Of Alex.
tlria and its neighbohood something very attractive
in the way OF Literature, and the first sale by auction
will be on Monday Evening. November IL, 1852, BY
printed cssogue and they will give. in detail. the
character Of the works. it would be useless to enume
rate them now let il suffice, il will embrace the most
standard and popular authors Of the day-Aibums;
Stationary; fine Cutlery, Prints; Engravnss, choice
collection OF Jewelry The whole for examination on
the day of sale the whole must re disposed Of
without reserve, and will be continued from evening
to evening until the finally closed.
Also, IN Invoice Of Hadware.
Turkey Oil Stone warranted. or to be returned, for
sale wholesale retail.
Additional: Recess Encyclopedias, most superior
bound copy in calf will be sold the above described
public sale nov Sd
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE PATRIor OFFICE, I
Mondax, l o'clock, p. NJ.

The Market. Flour market in Howard
street opened this morning at Sc, from wagons,
the price at which il closed last week. % Sa-
turday and this IN morning. sales from stores have
been freely made at Sc IS, and in some instap.
ces 6 s7a has been paid. The market generally
appears to have opened with considerable aetivi-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-07
REspECTABILITY.

,,p,sv what do you mean by responsibility
I'm ar worth, sir, or rank or gen.'hty
- :. 'a,gh sound sense. or msnner rehnsdf
hn 81, n;"iD.s. of hesrt or expansion of mind,
3 =! u i l., or talent or honor or fame,
,, nm ms.a b. that phrase so expressive to nameF
go. no, these not. SIR, the things now IN vogue
,..,..c,,ole man, liz. may be great rogue;
A''Ie'pp.c,,b,r per,on may be gres, fool.
s' ~, even the little he picked up at school
n-'s sh,,,on. sduiterer deep drowned IN debt,
Nc DC 49, i h, honor, his best friend forget,
n, he base sycophsnt, yrsnt or knave,
n! , livery ssyv4n, At least he mus, havei
~, N, NAV We with the si'es. OF sinners,
H., h. ~ :, have q cook and give CAPITAL DINNERS.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY GEORGE WHITE.

Dry GO~ds oaAe.
WIS EVENING. at 6 v'clock, I shall eomuenes
u the sale of lpt Of
Seasonable Dry Goods,
just opened Consistin, Of
CAss'nets. ? sLnels, vestings. Linseys
CslIcoes, Furniture ditto
50 - 80 brown bleaehed Cottoss
sh.wis. Handkerchefs Comforts
Surpenders Pins, Needles, &c. nov
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Correspondence of the Boil. Patriot.

ST.. THOMAS, Oct. Is, 1882.
"Within the last five six days we have had
large arrivals Of Fl0ur-our stock may now be
estimated, including that at quarantine, at $500
a 1000 barrels; prices have consequently declin-
ed, aud the article heavy at quotations. Stock
OF Corn Meal about $50 pancheons, demand mo-
derate. Prime Beef plenty and dull. Other
American articles in fair demand.
The coming crop OF Sugar, both of this Island
and ST. Crox, will fall much short of the last.
having suffered BY severe drought, past recovery
in most Of the other Isinnds it will be abun-
dant
The Coffee crop at Porto Rico promises to be
lair, though not SO abundant as last year. Arti
cles Of export generally scarce and high, freight
none.
Bills on the United States, 81 premium; Eng.
land and France. S5; Spanish miled dollars. 3.
per cent premium; Doubloons BIG Bead, ma
W, rs 400. scarce; Corn Meal 10 punche-
ons, 90 81, and in barrels 4 IS a ), plenty;
Corn. yellow, in bags OF two bushels each, 50
u IS per bushel, sales; Flour, superfne, so
a IS, dull; Rye, 6, scarce; Rice, 5, wanted;
Beef, Boston. No 9, and New York p.i,ne, dull,
at =; sales Of Pork, Boston No 2, at IL so
a Is 90, and New York prime at IL so aISa,
Lard, Boston No I, 12c: Hams. small sizes, Ia
a Isl, wanted; Mackcrel No S, la 25,scarce;
Goldfish, % per lie lbs; IN boxes, q per
box, scarce; lierrings, no sales; Pitch Pine. as
sorted, s5 %. wanted; Candles, muald, 8's a
i0's, II a Ia, scarce; Sperm. shorts. SIS and
e., 5S s., plenty; Teas. Gunpowder and In
peral. in SIP catty boxes, 00a %, wanted;
Hyson. in 5b catty boxes, IS 30; and Hyson
sam, at so So, scarce; Chairs. American.
plenty.
ETports-Coffee, Porto Rico, fine green and
commoa. none; Sugar, ST. John aud ST. Tho
mas, IS 25 90, scarce; Hides, none; Rum,
ST. pcooi, "a 25 per gallon; Molasses, none;
Mahogany. St. Domingo, so 100 per NJ, dull;
Loswnod. s %; Fustc, IL a Ia; Lisnumyi-
te, Is 20 -
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Nov. $.

PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Nov. 5.
Four-'rhe market continues firm at Sc 25
per bbl. transac tions limited. The st.e,. hand
small.
Grain-The supplies are light and improving,
VT my qaote prices shade higher than our last.
Qlsr. Bsrk-ls also on the advance, and a
rise Of SO per ton has taken place during the
last week, first quality water power S24, ho'ders
firm. r,.'"
Oi-Stili continues at our former quotations.
Sperm and winter strained, 81 l0;fali do 95 cts;
Olive los Cts to ITO.
Cottun-We have no change to note since last
week, the stock very small.
Domestic Goods-No material change in pri-
ces, business moderate during the past week.
Coiee-The transactions in this article has
been but limited, and no variation in the prices
IRON our last.
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R.,nsetabiiity. The following saiirical STAN
-. are copied from Friendships Offering"
t,.,;r,, Erolish Annual for 1853. The article,
: not polished poetry, is fair satire on both sides
0l the Atlantic:
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v'''e Of the Ches. s. Ohio Canal Go.

k-or,c,. WASHINGTON, August 4, 1882
IN 80, - l. nereoy siveu tgst 'un instalment Oh two
knt-.s.. hf'' Gents per share. ioeing the - h
\ ~, every share of stock in the CHESAPEAKE
A.. so" COMPANY, is required to be nad on tue
Ii ,pi g. 'e'''er TEX further sum Of two dol.
St,1as o.Ai> per share lbr,ng he IS h instsi.
- s"S u, ma Ut November aext; aud a fur
n. ~, NC dollars aud 6f,y cents per share. (be
h. I'm .ns'almsa = On the Is, dAy &c oscsu,oer
'rci' instruments mus, co. paid to the credi, OF
|e,a, - 4~ ard ONO Gsual Company, to the Ca
h. ''l'' nicer Ofeither OF the following Banks,
r. ~ SANG ct the United States NJ Washing ton
49,. "ashhSton,at do
M, ahS, do
S~< OF the Metropolis. do
B,nS Is and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
B,,r " neNAn'ir;a IT Alexandria
p,r-.s.' o'omac do
.raeFa hank of Alex'a do
s t,14al'c' Bank of Alea's do
49, SSySo s1n Bank in Hag.rs.,wn, Md.
ks. ea % the Valley Bank in Chsrlestown, Va.
B. c,S.' 'n o. the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va.
- u The President and Directors:
y, JOHN p. lNGLE,
slO--.u..n < chesapeake and Ohio CanslCo.
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g.. hundred shares Of United States Bank
- uore sold 10 New York on Saturday, at
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-07

A. an Election held on Mondsy., the 5th inst.
.,.ct twelve Directors Of the Fire Insurance
r,,oo.uy Of Alexandria for the ensuing year,
a. ALLOWING persons we're elected:
JahE Richards, VIM. Gregory,
Wm Bartleman, Robert !. iayior,
G. Cszenove, Thomas Sanford,
Rsoben Johnson, Hugh Smith,
pohsr, Jameson, Wiiliam Fowle,
Phineas Janney, Jonathan Du'cher'
Ala meeting Of the Board JOHN RICHARDS
80. unanimously elected President, and NArHA-
80, w,rrLss unanimously elected Secretary;
"A I,cos MORGAN was unanimously elected
n;,sc,or. to fill the place OF John Richards,
.sc,ed President.
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DIED..

On Thursday last, the 18th instant. in Lees
burg. Va, THOMAS LyDwELL LEE, in the 5,h
year OF his age, the eldest child Of the Rev. VIII
liam T. Lee, of Richmond, Va.
In Washington, on Saturday last, 10 the 10th
year Of her age, after an illness Of some duration,
Mrs. ANNE DOUGLAS WALLACE, consort Of XII.
chard WalIach. Esq, and daughter Of the late
Col. Charles Simms, of Alexandra.
The decease Of this most respectable and est.
mable lady. leaves wide chasm in the society Of
the city. and especially in the circle Of her con.
nexions and immediate friends. To her afflicted
mother, her Borrowing husband, and bereaved
children, the loss 10 irr.parabIe. The only earth.
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WiAliams' Table Mule
For Cutting Gsn'lemen's Garments TO fit the
Him. =, Nhone and ,nnrrnnLe Ell 10 fl IN all cn.

For Cutting Genften1ens Garments TO nj IN
Hsmaz Shape. and garrGnlsl 70 1T an all ca,
'a,.I> seif-vsryipg system has advantage over all
Other rules. as il requires Judgment Of the tai
lor to complete and fashionable garment.
The subscriber IS likewise publishing reports Of Pa.
rs and London Fsshons for the esps cal use of TAI
lors natters, Millnrrs and dress Makers at No 1872
Vine street. Pha ieiph'; deliverable quarterly 1t FIVE
dollars per annum.
The collector of subscribers will expect from esch
and every person who subscribe to this wotk, 81
rs o commission for !s services the IS will be expect
ed on the delivery of TIE work.
This popular work is obtaining extensive crcula.
ton throughout tn United ststes the engravngs are
decd eddy superior to any work heretofore offered to
the public.
Gr Remittances by mail or otherwise will be pune
tuay attended to- - The drafts and plates viii be
carefully sent TO those who order THIN
N Is Subscribers, wishing the Report Of Paris and
London Fa,hons, without the information Of cutting,
will be charged 81 per annum
All letters per mail must be post paid
JAMES WILLIAMS, Jr.
CAUT1ON.-Th public is respectfully notified that
there is number of Collectors on this work. and no
one Of them authorized to receive money on nc.
count Of this work, except me dollar, which is sp.ci
fed in prospectus; that isto say, the Collector,
entitled to dollar, which they To receive from
each and every subscriber to the work. which is pay
the full compensation for their labor in collecting sub
scrib,rs.
The work viii not be delivered without the subscri.
ber's order Zach subscriber will give order for the
work at the time Of subscribing
All persons cautioned aga inst purchasing or US
ing said liable Rule, or the Yard Stick, Square and
Dryider belonging thereto without the author sigma.
ture to the obligation. under the penalty Of tie law
No person is authorized ~ sign any receipt for me,
JAMEs WILLIAMS. Jr.
Philadelphia, September !. 1882
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This is to give notice,

JvHAT the subscriber. Of Alexandra County, in
L the District of Columbia. has obtained from :he
Orphans Court Of Alexandra County. in the District
Of Columbia. letters tes,ame ntay the personal
tate of Jemma Jenkins late of the County aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having clans against said de
cedent hereby warned to exhibit the to the
subscriber passed BY the ORPHANS Court, on or be
fore the 18th day Sept. 1889, they may. by lsw,
be excluded from all benefit to said estate; and those
indebted thereto required to make mme date pay.
ment. Given under my hand this ls,h Sept. 1872.
NANCY MCCARTHY JENKINS,
sept 1876 Executrx Of Jemilns jenkins
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A Good ravm f,r sale.

WI Lsell the Estate upon which i've, conta ming
l470 Acres; one.Islf is in wood and the other IN
der course If groupings si'usted upon the gr at
Southern toai leading from Alex n,lria 10 Richmond
so universally known. that shall give descrip
ton it, Any wishing from curiosity or desire
TO purchase, is invited to call and examine It II -
well provided with every description 81 comfortable
ding: re'ter di ched than any other Farm Ia Vrgi
mia, and has been fr than 80 years under M I'm
proving course of cultivation. would be willing to
exchange il for Limestone or Mountain Land IObac
CO u.skers would do we'll TO call.
septiS-eotf w II. FOOfE.
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spirits, supposed to be caused BY his state Of
health. An inquistion was held before fr'hce
Snow, Esq. one Of the coroners OF the county;
at which the foregoing facts were proved anu
the Jury agreed upon a verdict IN conformity
thereto. 80,
Yesterday afternoon while three gentlemen
were sailing in pleasure boat at Fresh tond'
sudden fiaw Of wind overset the boat, and we re-
pret to state that one Of the party, Leonard Cush'
inc. was drowned. The other two, Messrs Geo'
Green and George Walker, narrowly escaped;
Mr.. C. was merchant from New oreans' anu
had been residing in this city during the past
summer.
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summer,

Gopernov's election we learn from an authen
tic source, that Governor Macarthur has been
nominated candidate for Congress, IN the Ross
district, and has declined being candidate Tor
Governor. This being the case, the National l<e-
pubhcans will undoubtedly support DARIUS Ly'
MAN for Governor, and thus the hopes ut the Van
Buren, Lucasites are completely blighted. It's
to be hoped no effort will be made to nominate
! third candidate, and that all minor considera'
tons will yield to the imperious necessity OF Sd.
wing Ohio from the degradation Of having Ro-
bert Lucas for her Chief Masistrate.-Cin. Gag
The Treasury Observation-Disclosures
time was when an official document. emanatInS
from one of the Departments Of the Government,
was entitled to. and received, the confidence Of
the people But II becomes our duty TO admit,
and it is with modification and shame that we
do so, that official statements, a. such, are no
| Longer worthy OF credit:
| We do not refer TO the numerous errors, com.
mitted BY the Treasury Department during the
last session Of Congress, which have been from
time to time detected. and admitted to be errors;
but We charge that the President Of the United
States submitted to Congress. in an oficia! re-
| port a false seiin1ote of the condition of the
Treasury. knoming it TO be false! We also
charge that this false estimate was prepared at
his request. for the purpose of controlling the
legislation nf Congress; and that 1t was intend
ed TO sustain that act Of his administration upon
which his remaining popularity chief rests. -
| We know what say. Let the Globe deny
the charge We have the proof in our posses.
sion; and if our statement is denled, we will
put the matter beyond controversy. This is one
fact which speaks for ITSELF telegraph.
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BosToN, Sept. Is

BosToN, Sept. IS.
Melancholy Disastsrs.-We are sorry to an
nounce the sudden death of MIR. VIM. w. Wheel
wright. ofthe firm Of Lot Wheelwright & Sons.
His father, Mr. Lot Wheelwright, accompanied
BY friend. at o'clock yesterday went to his
house in Purchase.st. which had been shut up in
consequence Of the family being temporarily re-
sident out of town. They found the door I'M
locked, and on entering the house observed the
hat, coat, and neckcIoth, Of the deceased in a
chair. In consequence Of this discovery, search
was made for him, and his body was found
drowned in cistern in the cellar. He had been
for some weeks slightly indisposed, and bad been
observed to be isborirg under depression Of
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BALTIMORE. Sept II.

PALr!aoRs. Sept II.
The Cholera Repor, tor the "a hours ending
Yesterday mrrning at ten o'clock, is decidedly
f,vorabls: the number of deaths was.EIeHT, Of
Which seven we're white. and one co!ored.
Cholera Since SUNDAY last. there have been
but wo deaths from this disease reported to the
Board Of Hath. There have been no deaths
for the las: three days.
This statement is taken from morning paper.
II is not quite exact A man who was occasion.
ally incorporate. and who aie melons on Thurs.
day last, was buried yesterday from Lombard
street. The case was one of the worst type Of
Cholera. For persons addicted to drink or Of
irritable s,omach., there is still danger in the use
of crude fruit.-Phiiadeiphia Nat. Gaz.
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District Of Columbia,
County Of NIerdndJ

County Of ALEXANDRIA,, SCI.
Jesse BECKLEY has applied to tie Hon William
d Cranch, ChiefJu'ge Of the United States Circuit
Court of the District Of Columbia, to be discharged
from imprisonment, under the act for the relief Of
solvent debtors within the District Of Columbia, on
the first Aonsy in Oct ober next at O'Clock A. N. Vt
the Court House in Alexandria; when and where his
creditors requ red 20 attend.
sept lS--3t EDN. I. LEE,C. C..
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Cry OF BosToN.
NTTY OF DUNIUN'
In the Board Of Commissioners Of Health. I

IS tHC OO"U " tO"Htoot"s"" u AAee'e'
6 O'clock. p NJ Sept IS. 1882
This Bard report that there has been no death
from Malignant Cholera in the City within the
last "a hours.
A female, reported to be affected with maIig-
nant Cholera, has been reported by the Sub-Com.
mssioners of the Southern Districts, as admit
ted to the fremont Street Hospital from the rear
Of No. IS Eliot Street. Hopes are entertained
OF her recovery.
No other cases are officially reported to this
Board.
1t will be seen by the Report Of the Health
Commissioners, that another case Of Cholera has
occurred at the South part OF the city.
We have also learned since the Report was
made, that woman was lying in collapsed
state, at house of i'll fame in Eliot
Another case has also occurred A female,
named JuIiana Ryan. aged so. lately an inmate
Of Charlestown Almshouse, was taken yesterday
afternoon. athalf- past 5 clock from cellar. No.
90, Broad-street, and carried 10 Fort Hill Hospi-
tai. She was in state Of collapse. before she
was removed. She had been sick "a hours be-
fore physician was sent for. She was woman
Of incorporate habits.
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Notice.

1 IL persons indebted to the late concern of Can
n nell Wise. are requested to make payment to
the subscriber, before the Goth instant After
that time he is compelled to place all claims in the
hands Of collector. GEO. p WISE
sept 7-dt26tn
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Even supposins the above reports not to in
cIude all the cases, they exhibit decided dimi-
mutton OF the disease, and justify the hope that
it is passing away from us. Among the late vic:
tins to the disease is Dr.. THOMAS SIM, one of
our first physicans.-Nat Int.
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New YoRY. Sept. IS.

Health Of the City Alter inquiry we think
we can state. that. for the present week. con.
siderable diminution will be found In the inter.
ments, compared with those Of the last probably
to the number Of sixty or seventy. The inter.
ments by all diseases in St Peters Cathedral,
during the present week, are 6l-last week 60;
and in Pottpr's Field, this week, 80-last week
no The deaths by cholera for the week are
probably between IS5 and l50-last week they
were 2Ul.