Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-26
Al5nnY Daily Adpertiser-Ertra, }
THURSDAY, June 2l-2 o'clock.

BOARD OF HEALTH.
AT o'clock, this day, Thursday, the Board of
Health reported that the city unusually healthy
for the season
DIS. De Kay and Rhinaiander have been at Fort
Miller, and consulted with DR.. Fitch as to the
symptoms of the cases which occurred there--
ihey agree with him that they common cho
lera. In letter to the Mayor of ALBANY dat.d
Sandy Hill, June 10, they say sas vet we have
seen nothing to excite Alarm if the disease exists
IL is epidemic, and does not extend TO our citizens
OGDENBURGH.
y letter from Ogdenburgh says the Cholera was
not al that place; but it was at Prescott across the
river.
PLATTSBURGH.
Letter from a respectable gentleman in Pitts
burgh, to his friend in this city.
PLArrsBURGH, June ~, p. NJ
our village is in great alarm; we have had ca
ses OF the cholera, have proved fatal-there has
been but one case since Saturday night and that
was case tins morning at about o'clock. They
say at this moment the man is likely to recover.
All the cases this far have been confined tn r.,
naduns and Irish of the very lowest order =. To
nth and incorporate to excess The Board or
Health at Burlington have reported one case YES.
! terday.
Mr. Dmmick left Montreal Yesterday, and saws
1t is thought there were not less than sir hundred
cases on the previous day. All bu,iness cc,sod
there Monday.
The Board had determined not to report any
more cases.
All communication is stoppcd bctwcon that r,I,,o
and Quebec.
nave not time to say more the boat is off.
PLATTSGCRGH, June | g.
we have had six cases Of Cholera i'm our village
Iopr nave died. one IS recovering, and is still
s'ck-no new reported to day--it has thus far
oecn confined TO the poorer casses-and has at
tackled IN almost every instance the intcmperatc
BURLINGTON.-The Board of Health of Bnr.
hng;on, under date of Monday evening, o'clock
June Il, says:-
"One case Of severe disease, answering to tbe
description of the prevailing epidemic cholera does
now cxIstin house im Water street The s,biec,
IS an Irish woman, who has been for several wears
resident of this town, and long in habits of in
temperance The individual was seized at 4 o'clock
this morning.
"P. S.--Nino O'Clock, P. NJ. The individual a.
Dove alluded to, is dead.
June 10, p M.-,Tho town is unusually
hoaithy. No case of cholera has occurred to-day"
The cholera has appeared at Lapraire and ST
Johns. At the former place three cases have tor.
minated fatally; the deceased, informed, are
carriers, natives Of tho country.
CHOLERA AT MONTREAL.
The following article from the Montreal Courant
OF Saturday, June l6, will be read with deep inter
est and heart rcndng sorrow
CHOLERA.
The presence Of the Asiatic Cholera in this CITY
remains no longer doubtful; it has burst forth upon
us with rapidly which has carried CONSERVATION
and dismay to tho hearts Of the bravest and the
ryiNtC VI Jul Citib'IlS. us ucStTuCtiVcUcSS
IS we believe greater than it has been in any part
OF Europe or perhaps OF Indi5. Every quarter of
Inc CITY has boon smittcn almost ut the same mo.
ncnt' and death is dealing his most fearful ravancs
IN every direction. On Saturday last no appear.
Ance OF the disease could be observed. All was
confidence, and many entertained hopes that it
would not cross the Atlantic. Late on Saturday
n'@h', however, tho steamboat VOyapcur arrived
rom quebec having Iouc person dead on board
no o John Kerr, an cnigrant from Derryaghy
"'Nr belfast, Ireland who had been suddenly at
- -" WIN every symyton Of Cholera Before
N.'' c"PTeH' another Of the Voyaceur's passer
go's named M'Kcc from Cork, had been soizcd