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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

One dan later from Englaad.-T packet
ship William Byrnes, at New York, sailed from
Liverpool ON the Cd July.
A correspondent Of the Liverpool Albion, un-
der date Of London, June so, halfpast e, evening,
saws, "We have had another rumor today OF the
landing Of Don Pedro on the coast Of Portugal,
hut, up to the hour Of post, it has not received
any confirmation, though it obtained very general
credit"
LIVERPOOL. July Eve are glad to hear, that
no, outstanding the Cholera, trade IS brisk
The sales of cotton have been extensive, and the
produce market generally has been active. The
expor, Of merchandise is considerable, particular
ly to the United States.
Manchester We regret to state, that the
Cholera continues to make progress in this town;
and the Board of Health have, at length, come to
the resolution Of reporting to the General Board
in London the cases which have occurred here
IN to Wednesday last, on which day, we believe,
this course was first adopted, the number of cases
had been 90, and of deaths "a. In addition TO
which. there were on Friday 8 new cases and Q
deaths. Guardian.
Bells Messenger states, on private intorma-
ton from Paris. that VI Dnpin has consented to
accept the Presidency of the Council on certain
conditions. which il is expected will be conced-
ed. Marshal Soult, the Minister of War, and
Gen. Sebastiani, the Minister for Foreign Al
fairs. will remain in Office. Montallvet will pro.
baby retain the port folio of the interior.
The Spectator for the evening of Saturday,
June sOth. says, "during the week the papers
have had daily paragraphs respecting the stua'
tim of Sir Walter Scott, several OF which have
been calculated to raise hopes, which, uhhappily,
are quite fallacious. 1t is true that he has
occasionally taken more nourIshment than he
had done previously, and has consequently
been somewhat strengthened by it.; but there is
no change in the symptoms of his disease that
leads to the slightest hope of his recovery Such,
we are informed. Is the opinion 81 his medical at.
PENDANTS. His re, ogniion of the persons around
him is uncertain and in'errupted; aud he is re-
duced. both in mind aud body, to a state of ut
ter beIplessn--s In such a condition, the re
lease of his great spirit from its ruined tenement
of CLAW, is an event which cannot but be wished
for by those who most love and respect him"
Ii appears from statement made by Mr.. P.
Thompson. on the 29th. in the House Of Com
MONS that there is now certain aud speedy
prospect Of daily mail between London and
Paris.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16
Office ofthe Ches. g. Ohio Canal Co.
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1882.

VhSHlNSloN' h".oSt =, io'~'
NOTICE i. hereby given, that Az iustanent of two
~ dollars aud Fifty cents per sbre. (beins the 2!'h
mistakenly every share Of stock in the Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal Company, is required to be paid on ,he
5th day Of October next; further sum Of two dol
lars and fifty cents per share (being the 2sl install
ment.) on the LIST day VI November next; and tur
ther of two do1Js and fifty cents per share, Toe
ing the 30th instalpent the lst day OF December
next; which instruments must be paid to the credit Of
the chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company. TO the Ca
sher or other officer ofeilher Of the following Banks
viz
The Branch Bank Of the United States at Washington
Bank Of Washington,at 90
Patriotic hank, 90
Bank Of the Metropolis, do
Farmers and Mechanics Bank at Georgetown
Bank Of Alexandra at Alexandra
Bank of Potomac do
Farmers Bank Of Alex'a do
Mechanics Bank Of Alexa do
Hsgerstown Bank in HagerstOwn, Nd.
branch Of the Valley Bank in ChsrIestown, Va.
And the Branch of the Valley Bank in Leesburg, Va
by order Of the President and Directors:
JOHN p. IEGLE,
Clerk Chesapeake and Ohio CanslCc'
aug 10-wtlstDec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town, and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street, between King and Prince streets, nearly oP'
posite the Post Office. Daily paper So; Country pa
per s5p per annum.-Advertisemsnts inserted q. .ns
following rates: For square of l6 lines. inserted
daily, or every other day three times, ~ ana
cents for every subsequent insertion On Adve!uss'
ments inserted once or toiee ,cesk IS per cent ad-
di,;onal. No Advertisement considered less than
square, inserted for less than 81 All ms cenury
mrnts published in the Daily, appear IN the country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16
NORFOLK, 18th August.

NORFOLK, 18th August.
rhe Board of Health reports for the "a hours
ending this day at noon.-
So new cases OF Cholera-8 white ana 81 CO.
lored persons.
Deaths.-new cases
Do.-former cases
Total, IL deaths, Of which were white anu
10 colored persons.
In Portsmouth, -Of the cases before reported
a few deaths have occurred. New cases from
Wednesday P. NJ. to Saturday 9 A. NJ. 3d. OF
whom I have died.
The following is an extract OF letter recelv-
ed here dated
FL zABErH CRY, IN. c. Aug 9. 1882.
The Cholera made its appearance amongst US
this morning, at very rapid rate. There are
persons taken sick this day. but am unable to
say whether they are all Cholera or not. One
person has died, and others despaired Of They
are principally blacks "
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

a portion Of our fellow beings Keeling and tamo'
ling along the street, as if rum or whlskey was a
sovereign panacea. On Thursday last, the day
generally devoted to solemn fast on account OF
the Cholera, we are told that an unusually large
number If human animals were seen IN state oil
be,stlv intoxication. One ,0onaan stretched her
self out upon the pavement just below our once
and quietly awaited coming events: The Chole'
"a car was sent for, but dread,ns the conse,
quences of falling into the hands OF those VINO nao
denounced drunkards with such EMPHASIS .ne
wretehed creature got up and staggered oh, 10 me
great amusement Of parcel OF naushtv urcn'ns'
who added little to the quantity OF mud "hich
she had collected in her sprawling about. oh
Saturday, we discovered one poor fellow on
Bush Hill, who had coiled himself into large
bunch of lhistles, where he was in most de"snt'
fuI state Of lnsensibIity, entertaining his drunk
enness. To our apprehenslons. there were Ger,
tain points that needed settling before he cou'u
really feel himself at home in his new dom'ciie'
especially as he wore thin pantaloons, ana the
sharp parts Of the thistles had attained consder'
able risidity. g
Is it net strange, that with the daily reports OF
the Cholera and its subjects before them, men 10
not try to forego the "inordinate" dramss-
They seem determined to show "the ruling pas
sion strong in death;" and, if we mistake not,
they will fud it strong to death u. .. Gaz.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16
Saratoga Water,
FROM CONGRESS SPRING

1 SUPPLY Of the above article just received; avs"
u Robinson's Patent Barley, for making Barley W.
ter in ten minutes, sc
On Hand,
Swaim's Panacea and vermfuge; G. w. CarPen'et,'
Medicines, Compound Syrup of sarsapars, Chlonoe
Of Lime, CHLORIDE OF SODA in bottles. Eieg,n'
Medicine Chests for families, and other articles IN VIC
Drug Line. WIN sTAbLh"
aug
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16
White Sulphur Spring,
NE.gR WINCHESTER.
The proprie,ors inform their fr ends
IL and the public generally. that the Spring
Unknown for many vearsas

AU21 "DUNALL'S,
has Undergone thorough repair, and is now opened
for the, reception of company. This Watering Place
possesses many advantages as regards its ocaity !"
situation perfectly healthy' teing remote from any
water course, FIVE miles north Of Winchester. in an
agreeable neighborhood and on the road to Bath or
Capon. one d.y's ride from each. For the informs.
ton Of those at distance, may be proper to state
that the water is highly medicinal, being strongly I'M
pregnated with suphurated Gas, and from its apeIl,
ent property, hold, in solution sumo OF the neutral
salts; promotes healthy sccrctons and imp.rs tone to
the system The Bath has been SO arranged since Inst
season, that the Sulphur Water can be made use Of IN
bathing. by shower bath or punging. either warm or
cold The proprietors fstter themselves that their
accommodations shall not be inferior to any found ct
any other watering pac and we hope those who may
THINK prope, TO visit this Spring, may be enabled TO
spend few weeks or days agreeably. The House +"
quie large, and tue best servants, &c &c have been
provided. Every attention will be given by
LEROY p. WILLIAMS.
r. s. board IS. 81 per day, children and servants
half price. Hacks may be procured in BerryvilIe, Ut
Mr.. Gomonds Hotel, or at Winchester.
o4-v4w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16
"A Sermon,

DREACHED on the 9Th ofJuly. 1882, appointed ~
L the Governor of Maryland to be observed Is '5
of Humiliation and Prayer, by P. r. Henshsw, 'o1e
Rector of st. Peters Church, Baltimore Pnes 1917
Just received and for sale by ,,sov
aug W. d. hoh"'''-'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16
PHILADELPHIA, August IS.

eel Convalescent among the new cases report
ed to-day.
The alarm at the Walnut street Prison has sub
sided NJ new case of Cholera has taken place
there. Ample provisions are made Tor the ELL
Gent treatment Of the prisoners should II break
out.
From New Castle, Del. we learn that only
new case has occurred within the last theee DAYS.
In all there had been IS, and 10 deaths. The
cause IF the disease appearing at this place was
traced to the eating Of pu,rid oysters on Monday
and Tuesday last.
We have no direct accounts from Wilmington,
Del A guard is placed on the bridge leading
from that CITY to New Castle, and all commune.
cation cut off, II is reported. however. that new
cases are occurring daily, and much alarm pre-.
walls in consequence among the inhabitants.
The prevailing epidemic has appeared at Mat
toms Falls. on the Schuyikill, a few miles this
side of Norris,own. The cases were workmen
on the canal in that place.
A Reading, Pa Journal. in noticing the con
tnued healthy state OF that borough says:-No
cases of sickness of suspicious character have
as yet occurred, and the hope is fondly INDUCED
that destructive disease which is raging in sever
al Of the principal cities and towns in our coun-
try.-U. s. Gdz.
Our cholera report this morning does not con.
tain a diminution of cases, nor even diminution
of deaths: but il is a fact, which reference to
the statement of the Board Of Health will estab.
lish, that only four deaths occurred in the city
for the "a hours ending at noon yesterday, IN the
private practice. This, we think, is worthy es.
peclai notice. We may remark too, that the use
to which certain persons devote the leisure OF the
first dav of the week Is not friendly to health.
and we believe yesterdays report Of cases was.
and to,day's report Of deaths will be, aggravated
by the excuses to which an abuse of the Sabbath
leads. These are remarks which we would will
lingly suppress, in difference to the feelings OF
many respectable people. who suffer in them.
selves, or by their friends, the visitation OF the
cholera; but we believe we should do injustice TO
the exertons of the Sanitary Committee, to the
general business character Of our city indeed
were we to allow an impression to 60 abroad, that
we or others believed that one hundred and thir-
ty sober, discreet and careful persons were seiz-
ed with the Cholera in Phi,adel phia and its vlcl
nifty, between Sunday and Monday mon. Louk
at the quantity ofgreen corn and cucumbers tina,
Is sotu " INC udrhcts anu Sec wnat meSS vi
s,oiA. under the name Of whiskey or gin, is guz'
zled al the grog shups Ibid
i BALTIMORE, Aug. ID.
1t will be perceived that twelve deaths from
Cholera are included in the Bill OF Mortality for
last week. We presume that this is the only
mode Of reporting which has yet been thought
necessary by the Board Of Health, the disease
not having assumed the character of an epidemic,
either as to numbers ar indiscriminate prevalence
of the IL deaths by Cholera, 10 we're of eolored
persons. living in Ruxton Lane, French alley,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16
THE CHOLERA.

NEwpoRr.-We learn bya gentleman VINO
left Newport this morning. that man OF ''le
name Of Gibbs, nurse in the Hospital, was Ia
ken sick last evening and died this morning.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

Is Of Cholera here, though there have been Two
or three cases commonly reported as such. me-
dica! gentlemen think, however, that we nave
premonltlon Of i, in the predspostion to It, %hich
is not uncommoa at the present season.
GNat Int. Of yesterday.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

From the Pnc,fc We are indebted to the
poitenes, Of Captain Fitzgerald, of the Celeno,
arrived here last evening in 70 DAYS from Co.
uuimbo, for the following information. The Ce-
leno left Callao on the l5th April, at which time
the markets generally were very dull except for
articles mentioned below, which were saeaoIe at
almost all the ports on the Coast. Capt +. men
tions that the political stare of the country was
very unsettled, and change Of affairs looked for.
A short time be fore he left. Colonel of regi-
ment had been detected in an effnrt TO raise
belion; he had been taken, tried by Court
martial, and shot on the pubic square. In Chill
every thing remained quiet, markets dull, ex-
cept for the subjoIned articles alluded to above,
which would readily command the following pri-
ces: White Wax S45 $50; Sperm Candles
81 reals; Virginia Tobacco 81 8; Hava-
ma SI8 a 90; Quicksilver 87j 80; 40 inch
brown domestic l2a cents; 81 in. l31 cts. These
are the prices on bOard.-Bah. inner.
We understand that the damage done to the
lumber yard "f Mpssrs. John kirby & Son, by
the fire on Sunday night, amounted to upwards
of eight hundred dollars, and that the loss was
promptly paid yesterday afternoon by the United
States Insurance Company Of Baltimore.
Rer0H IN me Ne,1 Jersey Sfdfe Prison, at
Lamberfon, belo,0 Trenton, ~ IA desperate
attempt at escape vas made about four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, BY the prisoners confined in
the New Jersey State Prison, to escape over the
walls. A number Of the inmates were INDUCED
through the course of the day with walk in the
yard, in the care Of the under.keepers, one of
which is stationed in small armory on the top of
the wall on the east side. The malcontents had
constructed ladder BY means Of weight tied
at the end Of weavsr's chain, (yarn) and by
rearing carpenters work bench against the wall
near the guard-house, and watching their oppor.
tuni'y when Mr.. Neal. the guard, had stepped
into the house, threw the weight over the wall
and one Of the prisoners. named Long. with a
knife in his hand, essayed to mount up it. At
this moment Mr.. Neal stepped out and discover
ed their movements; he Immediately ran to the
armory, and seizing musket, attempted to re-.
gain the platform, but was piled 50 literally With
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16


cholera hospitals, whose habits were known,
t,csafy sersn were incorporate and three oil resu'
lar hab,ts.-N. Y. Com.
Died, on Thursday evening, OF malignant cno-
rera. Mr.. LEWIS Fl. KING. aged 20 years. MT.
King.had been employed BY the Committee OF
the Fourth Ward, "a Committee whose personal
sxer,ions over the sick have been the means u
saving many ives) "a one OF its attendants or
nurses in cases OF cholera. He was called, with
Others. to attend man in Water.street, ON Mon
day NIGHT. The man died. Mr. King and an
other named Johnson, with the best feelings OF
our natures, proceeded to wash the body, put
clean shirt and drawers on it, and got up on the
bed (the whole without caution) and put HIM IN
his coffin, thus imbbng the poisonous gas on their
stomachs Johnson, who was strong power
ful man, over 200 weight, was seized, without
any premonItory symptoms, at O'Clock the next
night. and died, struggling with the apparent
strength of giant, about s. Mr.. King was at.
tackled the next day while on duty. and IN
few hours was also corpse, thus adding three
new victims to the power Of the fell destroyer:
Tlbid.
NEWARK, August Flour cases and one
death. The whole number Of cases OF Cholera
in town, reported during the present week, is Sc
venteen, and the deaths ten.
PRINcEroN, n. J. Aug. 1.-Two cases and
two deaths-both wOrkmen on the canal.
TRENTON. N J. August 10 In the hospital
II cases and deaths-three discharged and
remaining. In private practice ne" cases and
deaths-most Of the cases laborers on the ca
nc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

The CIR, RID BANK opened for business par.
tally yesterday. The notes are a beautiful spe-
cimen Of the present improved state Of the arts.
We trust that the operations of the Bank will at
this time be Of advantage to the mercantile CON-
muniry, when the presence Of the pestience re-
auires that they should be literally sustained
We understand the following gentlemen are the
principal officers:-Pres,den', James SchOtt;
Cashier, William D. Lewis; Solicitor, Charles
]. Jack; and Notary Public, Edward l.. Hurst.
The Directory Of this Bank Is capable. inteli-
gent. liberal minded, and we'll acquainted with
the business Of the community.-Phh Ing.
The following is an extract OF letter from a
gentleman of the interior of New York, whose
statement may be- implicitly relied upon.-A Int
Sour Election prospects are cheering The
Regency" will be Frustrated in this State, at
our next election. An electoral ticket will be
chosen fiendl, to our Country. its Constitution.
and La~s-and opposed to Martin Van Buren,
and Andrew Jackson"
w. From good authority. we learn that Gen
Jackson intends saspending the work upon Ger.
tam improvements. which appropriations were
made by the Bill which he signed during last ses.
stun. He does this on the ground that they do
no, come upto his standard of nationality. Will
he people submit to thiss-Fredericksburg .3ren.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

Dpmkards Beware!-Of the thirty one cases
reported within the last twenty.four hours' IN tne
cholera hospitals, whose habits were kno"h'
t,csniy ssvsn were incorporate and three Of resu'
lar habts.-N. y Com.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

Notwithstanding the repeated monitions of ply.
sicians and all others, that drunkenness invites
the Cholera and aids its operations, we still see
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-16

THE Cholera. have no authenticated cas-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-22
Fresh Medicines. &c. SC.

n VIE subscriber his received his Spring supply and
now oilers Tor sale, on accommodating terms large
suils md Patent Medicines
GIaSs'carc-SUabe for physicians, every size and de-
Superior gilt hearth hair, cloth and 6,c,h gy,s5e,
dusling paint, shoe, floor and horse do
""UDs-Nirginia and Northern manufacture, compris-
ing great variety Of qualities and prices
4iDlond L0tion and Cream Of dinonls-For re,ooy.
ing feckles snnbnrn, SC &C., rendering the skin beau
utully soft clear and smooth
Essence Of Tre-For changing red or grey hair n q
permanent biacs;-desirablc.
Iesetadie Coote-For promoting the growth, rcnovat-
ing and improving the hunan hair
C0iogHe, Lavender FLORIDA and Rose water in various
shaped and sized bottles, Of superior quaity--yyh great
variety OIL Other PeVm"cry anil Fancy Goods
hnu ail me popular remedies now cxaut Tor various
.ts.hcVmalsm' Dyspepsia, Govt Asihma, Consumption,
Nervous Complaints, Coughs, Piles SC &c.
5S,tgr e5 tie Bioet Boy 4 s1o,ioS, lfa,fst square
+''y 70 > 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-22
My %

a AND, sc. FOR SALE.--By virtue of Deed OF
n a Trust executed TO ms. by the late Smith Payne OF
Buckingham, and OF record in the Clerks Office of Buck
inghan, to secure debt due the Executors OF the late
Samuel Irvine of Lynchburg, we or one of MS will ON
Saturday the l9h day of May next, sell the highest
nucr Tor cash. one negro man and tract of land suppos-
ed 70 contain 400 lying the East side of the road
leading from New Canton to Carersvillc Onc-halr or
of This land is in woods is good tobacco land
The sale will be made in New Canton and platt of the
land Will be prepared by the day of sale. April 81
me sale Of the above Land, &c is unavodably post
poncd until Saturday the 81 June.
May 10. [2-wdl THE TRUS TEES
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND FOR SALE.---In
pursuance of Deed of Trust bearing date the 9Th
OF March, 1927 and recorded in the county court of
marie aud executed TO me by T. o. GOODWIN and bv
order Of the parties for whom the made shall on
thc first day OF June next, oer for SALE to the highest
land now in possession Of Mr. GOODWIN ~ the county
OF Aihemarc, which formed part of Col. w. c. Nch0.
aS "Warren Estate This tract contains SIS acres on
James RIVER near the town OF Warren and generally
known rs one OF the most desirable landed estates of its
extent IN tho State, that minute description is deemed
unnecessary. Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are invited
his ovcrsccr for such information they may want The
sale will positively take place the day advertised for
cash. on the premises, and the tc is undoubted shall
convey only as trustee Sale to IL o'clock
Richmond, MoyI ~ " ''''' ! iI ''.-gf
& tOAL PITS FOR SALE will offer Tor sale at pub
~ lie auction Monday the ia day of June nex be.
lore nc door OF Henrco Court House. hat being court
day9 the possession, right and title which nv wife and
' "ou III ana 10 inc Springfield Coal Pits situated and
being in The upper end Of Henco county and now work
ca ny Cary; Also our interest in the land on
winch the said coal pits are situated containing about five
hundred acres which said tract OF land Mrs Sarah burton
widow OF Daniel Burton, decd holds as her dover m
der certain limitations will also sell orr interest i'm ,c
slaves the said Sarah Burton holds az her dover there arc
about iory our interest in all of the abovc.nancd pro-
perry, Is one-h and some little over. will also sell
nc tract OF land | purchaed Of Reuben Burton decd
trustee lying near the said coal pits, on Chickahonn
swamp aud contains about three hundred acres Liberal
cFedt be given, which will be mad known on the
day Of sale, aud any other particulars tha mas, no ,id
TO be known by any person who may be inclined to pur.
chase. JNtfES Eo t"'
May 3. III ,