Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-18
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Extract OF tetter irsia q sehHeusu io Ave-"
w. "a hi, friend IN Philadelphia, dated the 9TH
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p,h,;.b !, from the house tops, proclaim it by
,n,oyyh the streets, let notice be carried to
J,or nj evrry house, so that each one oil Its IN
"e w" shs,l hear, that the dreaded Cholera is the
as.onsnce a. .glecting to apply for immediate
nrder al, ions of the bowels, and that IN
10 mode on : I, can produce any mischief. Pro-
VIZ VIZ, ,he man mad, who will let the sun 20 down,
.:.n his boweis out of order & no remedy applied
n, mi. means, if the notice is regarded, you will
10, be ravages of this scourge and stay the pes
,;,n,ce and in no other mode than by bringing this
!.,',h nome TO every breast and causing it to be
sn,sd upon with religious observance, can you
"srss, the destruction that follows in its train.
Strange as it may seem, there are daily VIC
Tim. among US to the infatuation of supposine
,h,, silment Of the bowels will go over harmless
10 AZ this time and in this condition of atmos-
rhere because in past years it was little thought
- and o, dinarily passed off without injury
To, il AGAIN and again be inculcated, so that all
sb,lI know and believe: the poor, the young, the
;rnorsnt. the confident. all, without an indivdu-
i .yception: that God, who has sent this pesti-
fence on the earth, has also sent herald to an
nuunce its approach by premonltory symptoms to
each individual, and that, in this the first stage,
j, is al,rays durable, easily caraOie.
Shortest passage erer made from New York 10
.gl5anu. On Saturday the llth inst, the steam
boat Sorth America left New York in company
with the new steamboat Erie, oil the Troy line,
one minute and three quarters past seven IN the
morning, aud arrived at the foot OF State street
dock, Albany, thirty-two minutes past four IN
The afternoon-ahead Of the Erie eight minutes,
Notwithstanding the latter boat took the Athens
channel opposite Hudson, and ran BY Kingston
and Hudson landings The North America
mad. the passage from New York to Albany, in
Guiding her landings, in nine hours thirty minutes
and one quarter!
\. b. The North America made two landings
more than the Erie.
Duchess de Berri.-This rash and enterpris-
ing princess is now in her twenty-fourth year,
and is the sister Of the present sovereign of the
Two Sicies,-cousin and sister-in-law OF the
King Of Spain, and Don Francisco Gle Paulo, lis
brother,-and niece to the late Queen Of Sardl-
MIA. the present Queen Of the French, and the
Prince OF Salerno, whose consort Is an Austrian
Archduchess. Her mother, the dowager Queen
of the Two Sicilies, is sister Of the Spanish So
vereisn. and the duchess is niece also TO Dons
Pedro and Miguel Of Portugal, by marriage Of
aler sister with Don Carlo, Infant Of Spain. la
very early stage Of her union with the unfprtu-
nate Duke de Berri, she delighted in being the
bosom friend Of the Duchess Of Orleans, her
aunt, who is now become Queen Of the French,
and brought about what was then considered
a complete reconciliation between the elder and
Younger branch Of the Pourbons; so much so,
indeed, that when the Duchess's health was
drunk at the Royal table, Louis Philippe would
lay his hand upon his heart, and exclaim 'Vive
le R0in
Between their duty to the state, and the natu-
raj bonds of kindred and personal affection, the
chimerical enterprise in which their niece has
embarked, places both their Majesties in a most
delicate and trying situation; for, if taken in
arms, which we fear will be the result, no family
ties will suffice TO arrest the dreadful course Of
The Law; aud if she be fortunate enough to escape,
on no shoulders but theirs will the French pub
lie place the guilt Of having contrived the oppor-
unity and supplied the means of flight! In
either case, they will inevitably become objects
for yituperation and obloquy.-Bak GaS.