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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

sf HbJSiA.--N rules helrtn ,ietA's nihcr ol ia
u tircnrt superior Court Of Law fhanrrry fr Tie ton
"fi,nchburg. the 9Th day Of August ls2 Isaac 0tey
Plautlii, agains loh6 Mclean aud Ann Mce hi. W tr
Hector Mclean \ Duncan Mcl.ean Donald Black Cath
urine Hack 1hoiHa. A. HocUmhc, Thomas Dixon, al.
maistrulor dc honls OF Christopher Clark, AMI
JhoHas DAYS, adnr. 4. bunis with the ~ ANA ca
ed Of John iamout, deed Defendants.
The Defendants JOHN Acl.enn and Ann aci err Nj ), r
llecto Mclean aud Duncan Mclean, Douad ba.h
faIadrhc Black, moi having ed eir ppPnHtcr anG
gnrn security according To tie Act 81 Assrmhi, aud
Inc knios at I'm, Court, and II appearing by sailc or,
eYIe.tc, that IN, not inhabitants oil ir Il
Is ordered thai the sad Defendants du appear Ia, IA.
nst dat 81 the next term and the hill Of Tie l
h and thai copy Of ths oider be iDrhn III IN
sonic ne" aper printed The o ynchture, to-
htihs si"eessisclA and posted ut tie ituHt
cuurt-housc ~ The said
Copy --Irstc, D. RODi.S, Ok.
4
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BEACTlFpi.
ITALIAN SILKS. AC.

X YLE q BURLANp respectfully offer 10 the
IN Ladies few pieces Black ltalmn aiits, Of
the best lsbr,cs, aud singularly beautiful Into
Also, a variety OF Bot Rbbo'ls. Of the most boaa-
iiiui style.
To the Gentlemen they offer a splendid a.sari.
men, Of fine and suporinc English C.oiiis AMI Cas-
sineres, including Blue, Black, and every fashion
able shade
Sent J y
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JOHN 4. SHELTON.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

~ EspEcTFULLY informs The Citizens Of
II Lynehburg and t',e Public generally, that be
nas returned from New iork and Philadelphia
where be took much pans III procuring neat and
Stock Of splendid GOODS Tor Gentle
sieus wear. Consisting ia part OF the foIlo" M
artlces al. u Winch be vii sell ,ery low .oI cash
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&fiYIafu

II CAUTION all p.r.hns against trading with
u Thomas 81 nJ~, and Permeh Sand. his wife,
for their ntctost III the estate Of James Matn, dc
teassd, of Amherst county, aa have bought Of
thafn, snl paid IA casa, ftiy pnpors, thar osn
~ &c oI November lst leas.
JAMES T. MARTIN
Aap 20 w.tW
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n i rnins held IN the Clerks office Of Amherst County
d - s"nft, On ,ae "a day in July, sj2.David Logan
Fli. against YIN. Ae,ai, kienifd HARRISON surviving
partner ri Il. Harrison Co. X. q. Hayden and George
T. Williams Il Co Defis.--ln Chancer,.
The defendant Il. u. Hayden, nos having cntcre
his appearance and given securi, aceotnr 10 tic az
Of Assembly and the Rules Of his Court and n, appeat
hs by Satisfactory evidence that he Is inlab-
,n OF Tins commonwealth II Is order ed THAI said der
ant d" appear here on thu 1T day the
answer the bill oithc rlantian HAT IA copy OF th. order
he ortim h inserted the iynchhurg Srnian Tor ,no
months ncce.s,cy, aud posted at The from, door of the
court house OF this county.
Acopy--restc, ROBERT T1NSLEY Gu
luly ~ AZ,
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~ IkGi\lt:-tt kuies holden IN az tstk = liz,
the turvit Surerni Court Of Law al 3, Eau..
the r0mn of iynchburg, the oh dny pf ,l.a-,.
" Han Morgan, Aihuu EciIHuir, " linn =.
Grorge 7. it!lanS, laiattfs, ,gnib,t t'a.l
BcHamu tlsutisun Il ictatd II. r1tk., Icl4'H flb
trtFo :. Holloway, WIN. Lre, y ia LGuaias. y .ii4e
h,i.iI and Nancy Shields, bet.
The driendati ,aIn ldmuud. nnt ,ilA tnffan D.,
appearances and PFCn seCurity according 10 the 1t y
sfhts and the rules ii jliis ami app,lr
tac,rs e. ide ce thai he is lnhahat. / Ia
II Is ordered III said decEdant apAuU Grf, 81
hst day al the nrSt tern. md answer III Acs4 20. DC
nohla hili oi tic Piiut: and oiiy 81 ipi-
be IftaHilh inserted III some newspaper md in 'a
81: suchirs, for months successv CIV and pos
ted the rut door OF the house, tho said
cop}-Tes,r, d. ROBES ca.
Aug. 70 WIN
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A iues holden the Clerks oce oi the ~ cot Sue
W.. rlor court 81 la" and ChancerA, for thc roaly
Bedford, the tl day Of August, e'2ilezehiuh Fuqil,
IN'or oi Joseph fuqua, dec, P aganst Solomon Pr
1vacph Slaughter and John >. Brown, pclts.-l1.
thuhcery.
Tie defendant solomon Perrin, not having entered h.
appearance and gwen security ACCORDING to The 49, 81 IA.
semhi Und thc rules Il hs aud II III edGl ~ at
iacOt ldrtc thai he is bhahiHtt Of ils Gem
lotweih 1t l. ordered that he do rprra here Tho
nth da, the tern, and the hill ~ the pam
III, tHHi th otieT be inserted Il tue lynchburs hHRl
eab weeks sucoessn ciy and p'scd nj the fiul
door Of ths County, some day.
copy Tuslu, JOS. WILSON, Ok.
Aug. iG w4m
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NW5 ANTs.D, by Ae.ca.tAc House n
w hls place, loans Man IN the capacity oi
Of Salesman. None ned apply whose quaIIiicd-
tone arr not first rate 10 such one, hocrai Sd
larry Will be given Enquire al tic Vremlan Oh
fee Arlu Il
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CASSIMERF

Orthis article, have great variety. oi the mos
fashionable shades, and finest quuIty--eonsstn,
ofblue bnek, brown. grey, niz, lavender, iawl
onrk drab huff new sprlny Merinns &c g.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

VHNIlE SUBSCRIBER, at the tttaB H0ttl
= wishes TO purchase io,tg Or .EH8 tHeiy Ysahe
NEGRnI'S, ior which cash w.li be paid oi. Dc
lWery--and the higAeI Prizes gwen.
GARLAND TATE.
june 81 .m
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XF IlttiNlA All rules held IN the Clerks Ohcr 81 he
~ citcan Snlerinr oi Law aud Chapcriv 10
V"no i,ynchtup the lUth day oil August l-.@.--N -
hey L. Duncan Plif against Jonathan r. Patton, Jua.. Is
laneIn and Jltars WouI-peit4
itn faeidt n,h ia entered their apf
gwen security, dcct ding the al A-s.ni,
luc' 81 ihs Court and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence
that tin, arc not inhabitants 81 hrs eouhiry Il ordered
that the sid DEF njat> do arpc ce fir iis
DsNt team @ ansn the bhls ftu Plalu ,nnd that cory
III iln. "rl hsIi inv iii teal sparnr printed
~ VT" in,%h ri iNchlre for two months sucte,slyeb and
o,teI AZ the Trout door OF touri House tiu raid
tuhH 4 Cupt-JCstc,
ID. ROBES On.
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lSIblt(.NrIDN.

'HNtlls mex Session ofthe New Glasgow Male
~ and cmale ACADEMY Will commence on Sa-
turjay, the Nh September us heretofore,
payable Ia ADVANCE.
Aug 30 Is
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Summer Cloths or Silk Camlct.

} pieces black blue. brown, Light and dark green
, do Bombazeen, black brown and olive, (vcry
fne)
do Lama Cassiucrc, /, beautiful article, [of
all shades
do striped and plan Merinos, very fashiona-
bic
do DO do Saitccn. do do
6 do Imperial r.b, white, afab, bull, brown, &c
DC.
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10 Union checked Drillings.


VESTINGS. Cor SPLENDID rATrfnNS
Plain and cut Velvet, black and figured silks, buil
aud figured Valencias,
White, buff, and figured Marselllcs Of anew style
Also an elegant assortment Of Trimmings, which
" altogether nporfnt N making good work
Also great variety Of splendid Stocks, Suspeil-
der.
IIandkerr, slfs, Bosons, Collars, &c &c.
~ Gent..nen wishing to purchase Clothing
will do well IL call and examine the foregoing rs.
sortnen as they are mostly ofthc iinesl ordcr-and
Wi sell um for cush
=. : AL orders in his line, will meet prompt
attention.
y b Gentlemen wiling to favor him with their
orders whose measure he has not--thc following
will answer, round the breast and waist undcl the
coat and the height J &. <.
April 26 IS
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Observation-Disclosures!

VuNflE. Subscribers have on hand ut the lowe,
N end OF Main-srect, large quantity ot Err
RINGS--which they viii srli good terms eli
Their wholesale or retail Those ishng to purchase
might save something by giving ms 4 call before
they buy. ECH0l.o y cuApltF. =
June - IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-06

n rules held m the Clerks Office Circuit supe
rior Cour, of Law aud Chancery, for the county of
Hcltod the 9th day Of August, l-32-Caleb Ewing Ma
~ tMins Robert ~ Ewing, William Ewing. Elizabeth
Jne Ewing Samuel r. Living, james b. Ewing, Charles
~ Ewing, and Albert NJ. Ewing, which said William,
Elizabeth Jane, Samuel f., James d. Charles II , and
Albert NJ are infants under the II years who sue
by Caleb Ewing, their friend, Plaintiffs against John
Aici.ean and Annc his wife, Hector Mclean Duncan Nc
Lean Donald Back and Catharae Black his wife, aud
Thomas DAVIS 1dmr. with the i'll annexed of John
mont decd. Defends n,s, IN Chancery.
the Defendants John McLeau and Anne his wife IIec,or
MeLea', Duncan Mclean, Donald Black and Cathar inc
Black ms w'i not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according 10 the ofa.semy and the rules
otns Court nHd appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
tey are ho. inlah,aus Of this Common wealth IL is ar
dercd that they do appear here the da, of the
ERIN o sad court aud answer the bill Of the plaiutiu,
ot cory OF TINS order be Inserted in the Lynchburg
gilman, tor eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY aud pond Al t
''' .ae court house et hiscouuty. day.
Acopy-res,e, JOS WILSON 1lI,
Aug. H. ,v.ln
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NOTICE..

II HEREBY forwarn NIL persons from taking o,
- lrafllng for note executed by me ~ Armstcad
" Forest for \ llo IN September 1927, due Sep.
TENDER 1922, as have offsets ngains, the said note
JAMES DIXON.
huy 30 Nv
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DUNDEE DuNSTAHf.ES.

NVNfE hive nj, morning opened "A nI tab
~ ,onabie nanSiahies, more pa eci in finish
han amy We have ev.f before opened.
MCKEE, ROBINSON & co.
Joly M Il
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r. E,OITINt. CLOTHS. &

pA YIE " BORLAND have received com
EA petc assortment OF GERMAN ANCHOR
ROLTlNG CLOTHS every number, and the
finest and best quality Those wishing 10 purchase
would do well to call nui examine our Boiling
Cloths before they purchase. X " b.
May II. Is
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Executor's Sale NJ AaNA.


HDuRSuANT 10 the last vii and Testament
u Of Spencer Newell decd. | wil on the Sd
day of Aueusl 1892 on the Premises e II 10y way OF
p9thc auction, tract or parcel of Land, with It's
appurtonances, containing 5o7i acres more OF less,
situate on both sides OF llsuiss Creek III the co,n-
Is of Amherst und atoui eight mites tfom the town
Of 9nchburg ii beng the same Laud on which
the sad Spencer Nor,d resided NJ the time of ms
death
lhBland from il sol confidently 10 market and
utle considerations deserves the attention Of pur
,hascfs. ltubauud5 Nlth excellent water, has on
Two good orchards, aud about 20 acres of creek
low grounds and IS ia remarkably healthy neigh
berhood
Terms Of snlc a credit of ont two, & three years
ior equal porlons Of the purchase money Will be
slver ho purchaser Giving bonus with approved
~ rsons security, and Iced OF trust on the land IT
,eif 10 secure the payment Of all the bonds Pos
SESSION will lac delivered or the first day Of Janua-
~ next, nnd ia the mean time liberty viii he gwen
Tia, purchaser to SOW crop OF crops q, small grain
the land at the usual period OF the approaching
fail Should purchasers plcferl,, the land will be
iy lIed ond sold in lots.
IAf to 10 this land is believed 10 I've unques-
tiondby GOOD bat acting as executor, VIII Only
convey to the purchase purchasers sach Tito us
IS vested IN me by he viii Of the snid Spencer Nor
III, decd. BENJAMIN NORvELI., Exo'r OF
Spmccr Norvell, decd
The sale advertised above IS postponed 10 the
18th dav of September, 1882, if far, II moi 10 the
next fan day thereafter.
BENJAMIN NORVEIT., Exo'r of
Spencer Norv.ll, decd
Aut ~ tbs
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NIRGlNIA-A,a Circuit Superior Court

v Of Law and Chaneery, continued and held for
the Town of l.ynchbnre, Al tie Count House, VI
said town. GA the 26,h day Of November, 1891
siungus Court % chnHcerg
Mathew Cires,hanl and CRtoline his wife Pits.
egeiaa
Thomas Dixon, Shofi of the county Of Garopbell
20 HON the estate Of Fanny Iweedy huth been
committed tor administrator, Joan Twccdy late
exor, of Joseph Tweedy, decd.. aud Robert lwee.
dy, Archer Williamson aud Adler Arlington hls
securities the said John Twoe.y and Rob II
Tw,edy IL their own night, hbodnego Twcody
Elizabeth Walker, late Elizabeth Coleman Polly
Cooke, kesah. late Kcsah Coleman, AMI John
posser adm s,rator de toaD non. Of Josiah
1wcs.g. decd Dofis
tn cause came or thus day To be heard the
bill, a,a.gers of the defendants Rolott Twcedy,
Adlef Arlington. Elizabeth " olker Fnuny rwce-
dy ami Jo,4a RusSer, EXHIBITS. examinations OF
Witnesses tae Ieefotal order OF t'o 9Th d'Y ri A
gust ls33. ahieh appears tobe duly served oa thc
defsl54nl Archer NllI1msou. mud the ORDER ot
pubhc'ltr hstinst the other defendants ol The OH
day OF NJ, enber 1896 which appears 10 have
been dlit put shed, md was argued by counsel
On constellation whefcof the court doth order that
one 81 II. Commissioners take account ut the
administration of the defendant JOHN Rosser, upon
the estate OF joseph Fwecdy, deceased " nlso al
account 81. the administration OF Fanny Tweliy,
coc.asrG upon tie same estnte nlg, nm account
If the 4n4la value Of TIE llfe estate oftIt san
Fanny rweaiy, deceased under the will Of the
sad Joseph 1 @.edy, decd and itpott the same 10
the court, With amy maltors specially Stutcd thought
pertinent hY himself or required IS The pd,ucs to
be So sttcd
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200, 900 Barrel Slaves,
~ \ft'UA
Nll'l'll' a..

4 PETITION viii be presented to tie ueSt
N Legislature Of Virginia for tha appointment Of
commissioners II sch oil the unlmployed Lots N
the town OF Brook Neal
Aug -. I'm
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copy-Tcsie,
WILLIAM HOLT. y. c.
July ~ ,,o..
July ~

TflhhlNlA All rules lolde the Jerks Office of the
Circuit Surc ior Court Of Law and Chaueery for the
Town OF lNnchhurg. the 9th day Of August Is32-
William Morgan, Album Mcdaniel, William j. Bell and
George ]. W Iihims, Plaintiffs, against Richard Harr
son. Bcnj,u'in HARRISON, Richard II. Burks Richard
Buiks, Georae 5. Holloway, William Lee, William
Edmnnds, William knight aud Nancy Shields, bcicn-
dants
The Defendant Richard Buiks not having entered hi :
appe afnhce hi gwen security accurding the
sehh and the rules Of this court and appearing by ut
siactIrS evdence, thut he IL not nlahit ufthis cnu
Try is ordered that the sai defendant do appear here
% me hrst day oi the ueXt tcI and The original
and supplemental bills of plaintiff and that c,ry Of
TINS order be forlhw th inserted printed
III the town of Lynchurg for two months success siyeIv
aud posted at the froa of the Court House. IN the
said town. Copy-Iestc. d. ROBES M
Aug IU ,.ln
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R.itadclphia, June 10.

ff|B oii "
A singular traveller recently made his ap-
pearance in this city. lie was a Young man
about 40 years OF age, mucl. dclermed, and
with a voice as feeble asaninfanrs. He &C.
c"pied a small wagon, perhaps a foot high,
drawn by two emacIated dogs, harnessed to-
gether. When we saw the tourist, he was
baekIng m the hot sun, with a-erowd around
him. while his canine team, prone on the
ground, ftxGriated at a pool near q street
pump. The young man stated that he was
from the country, near Easton: and that lis
rate OF progress was about % mIles per day.
He evidently thought highly Of his riraso and
pair;- though a more dogge. and meiancbo-
ly looking establishment was probably never
turned ont, Such ingenious cruelty deserves
unqualified animadvoFsiou; and should the
alHs asking traveller continue his journey
during Che present fepvit weather, there is a
great probability that his team will become
hydrophobia, torn upon the driver, and Iend
him in the way.
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From The albany Journal Ertra. !
G-idrday Morning. O'Clock. {
IIE EInI
CHOLERA.

Nv
The Northern mail arrived last evening
without a letter for this city from Montreal
Or Quebec.
The only information that we can obtain
IS from Mr-Perry a gentleman who left Mon
trea' on Wednesday, the 18th, at which
pace the Cbolera was then raging and ex-
tending.
Our iniormart-saw twenty or thirty yellow
Aags tyins in different parts of the city, in
u'eaung that the Cholera existed, at least, at
so many places.
Ahere were no passengers from Quebec
on board the steamboat which arrived at
white Hall yesterday. One person who had
aFaBishard all day was ieft sick on board
the boat, but our informant did not ascertain
OF what complaint.
ihere were rumours in town Yesterday OF
OF cases of Cholera at whitehall, Fort Nil.
Ter Waterford and Troy, but none OF them
ere yet confirmed.
Our Common Council are acting efficient.
an express has been sent for the Govern
or who IS in Gayuga.
Ihe reports of Cholera at Troy. XVaterh,rd
u~llounded. "
It's still insisted by northern Passengers.
49, hfcihtiSy tfaL Tic N&ScdSe
sad appeared among the emiqrant nassen-
GeIs IN a canal boat at Fort Miller.
gentlemen had arrived just as the
roVeNy was leaving this morning, saw that
fhe cases spoken of above by Mr. Perry. on
bosrd the steam boat Pheenix which arrived
Il White Hall. about ten O'Clock Yesterday
r,oFhing bad been pronounced Cholera by the
White Halt Physicians.
Office OF the Evening journal,
albany, 2 O'Clock A. NJ Jane l6.S
since the slip was printed | have seen gen
t'enien "ho assure me that the case Of SICK
n'Ss Q" board the Steamboat at While,
fae emiSrants at Fort Miller.
- T. WEED
ae pesttIeaee- hat ralFSt IN darkness q.a
frdsfeth az ffooa dcg." -Nhether the sp4sm,
dic cholera that has travelled over the fines,
parts Of Asia, and is now devastating Furop.
j. contagious, or is spread by q pecQliss state
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of the atmosphere, IS q point uPon Which me.

OF the atmosphere, Is a point upon which me-
deal men have not agreed. In either case !
see no reason why we can expect to be ex-
empted from its rasages Let us then pre-
pare in season for the gloomy visitor. II IS
| acknowledged on all hands that temperance
and cleanliness are the best safeguards. Let
me then admonish our citizens 10 abstain en-
tirely from the use of ardent spirits, and by a
free use OF The warm bath, keep the surface
! clean and promote perspiratIon ard a free
! circulation Of the blood-P0ILson's liner.
The following mode Of treating the Chole-
ra, il is said, has been pursued with entire
success at Weizniz. Out Of 240 persons treat
ed, every ono was saved.
"Take a plot Of strong spirits Of wine, add
10 them one ounce Of powdered camphorI one
ounce Of flower of mustard or bruised mus
tard seed, 81 quarter of an ounce of ground
pepper, and d full tea spoonful of bruised gar
lie and lastly half an ounce CT powdered
can,harites. Mix them well together in a
bottle, and expose the mixture for IL hours
in the sun, or otherwise place it in some
warm spot, taking care to shake It repeated
ly.
"As soon as the person is attacked, LET him
I've instantly put to bed, under warm cover
lids, and let his hands and feet be rubbed
powerfully and uninterruptedly with the To-
ton. after il has been warmed, During this
operation, let the patient take a glass of
strong drink, composed of two parts of camo
mile flowers, and one part Of balm mint.
''Perseverc In this course, and al the end
OF fifteen minutes at the utmost, (the patients
head and body being kept well covered be
meath the bed clothes,) he will break out into
a profuse perspiration.
1.-The patient must be Kept in that state
between two and three hours; but care must
be token that he does not fall asleep. After
this, remove the extra covering from off the
bed and he will drop into a slumbfr, which
will last between six and eight hours, and be
accompanied by a gentle perspiratiOu-
"When he awakes, he will find himself
weak, hut the disease will have entirely left
him, and he will require nothing further but
rest and moderate diet to restore bin to per
feet health.
Especial attention must be paid, that the
patient, after the eperatlon Of rubbing, does
moi SO much as lift "a fiDger above the clothes,
for the slightest chill, whilst the perspiralion
is upon him, would be his death.
"Nhct- the cramps in the stomach come
on. we apply very hot DRY bandages of bran
and ashes to the pit of the stomach, and when
necessary q bladder of hot water to the re
glon Of the navel.
~ he great point is TO produce strong per
SEPARATION, and TO restore the circulation Of the
b!ood, which at the beginning of the attack,
is drawn from the surface Of the tody, aud
thrown with frghtlui violence on its inward
parts.
"froun my own experience, and the repeat.
ed proofs | have had of its entire efficacy, |
cannet but most conscientiously recommend
this mode Of treatment to universal adoption.
1882. (Signed) "RiVER.
"Commiss,oner OF the District of Bochhia."
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Extract OF a letter from Com. Porter, dated
8. ..aL1Mttln Ell LIE 1879

81 find it very difficult to get thing, from
this country to the United Statss. tue next
year, however, if ffemaiu, and the Plague,
Cholera, and Fifes will let Us alone, | hope
| shall he more successful, and orr ~increas
ing will doubtless afford more f.
%cilities for sending them.
1t is a matter Of surprise to me thai our
ships do not push their fortunes in the Black
Sea. Since have been here not one has
passed the B%osph0rous. | should think If
nothing cise could be done, they would com
pete with the Greeks, Austrians, French, and
Others, in the carrying trade, in which there
are an immense number o. vessels employed,
particularly IN the transportation OF grain,
wool, sc"
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From the .Altnng Ecening Jqynas.

Extract OF a letter TO the Mayor. dated1
MEcHAEiCv1LLE, Monday, June IS
5 O'Clock, p. Nj
was called to visit a man taken III AZ a
small store house on the canal Found him
without pelse-eoldness Of the surface. par
lcularly OF the ~ex;rcmi!ies; lIvid color of the
'kIn; bIueness of the nails; cranpp in the lexs,
The appearance Of dirty water raised, but 10
vomiting; oppressed breathiugs, violent pair {:
perlcardia; proluse cold swest.
. O'Clock Symptoms Tie same with the