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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Palm l.eMf Hats

A d. HARMON has Just received by Schooner
"A. Harriet, from Boston. quality Of good palm
leaf hats, very CHIAr sume Of them Of supe'ior qua
lty.
Also general sssortme Mt Of Reasonable boots boot
ees, & shoes Of every variety, very low mays
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
=. a HerM

s,AKEs this method Of informing the Ci'ize OF
{ Alexandra, snd its vicinity. that he is now pre-
pared to furnish full BAND of MUSIC for military
psrses excursions Of pleasure, or part thereot
the Flute CIarionet or fancy instruments belon'lng
to Military hand Ills Class meets nearly opposite
the Second Presbyterian Church tie can be seen
All, time ut Mr. Morris Tavern, on Union street
ITNstonsi Iutelhgencer will insert the ABOVE ST.
and sent their account to this office.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Pauorn.na Of NeXic0.

>s,us s,,sndid Representation Of one Of the most
,.,u,;fuI. as we'll as unique Cities of the world,
,fera, exhibition of Unparalleled success IN iohdo"
aud IN .om. of the principal cities in this country,
IS NOW OPEN
,,. ;ns,sc,on of the citizens OF Alexandra. and
The pubic generally, in building erected tor MS
reception. in Wah"s,on CITY, and s'ua,sa b on
8 h and 9Th streets.
r. IS the original picture, painted by order OF the
ysxman government, and challenges competition
With an, thing of the kind ever produced in the ia
pi,ol Of Europe o,.,ocl
Open each day, Sundays excepted, from soc'ock'
A. N till sunset.
Abundance 25 cents. Season tickets (hot transfer
Ill, one dollar each, to be obtained OF Mr.. H. "
Bullock, Agent for the proprietors' at the P'a''
exhibition ,el c,s
pamphlets Historical and descrip'vel 10 e''
apr 4-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Stonanchic Hitters.

GOOD Bi,,ers should be generally usel at the pre-
u sen, chsnseahle season The comno" n,,'e's "
the shops do answer the END ae''gneu ,nI
scr;h.r rccnmuends, in confidence, those which he
makes. aud appeals to msny persons who have ased
them for their * client effects. The genuine $40
mschc B,ers are sealed the cork with the suoscr'o
er', STAMP AN ...e iahci signed by him supply
KEPT CONSTANTLY FOR SHE,
=, hi, Dr,r and apothecary s,ore King street, next
door t. Janney q CT. ,,u,,,n
n,a, O 9IaW2W WV. WEDOrNoO Wv,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
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The Steamer COLUMBIA,

.,.~os> The Steamer COLUMBIA,
Captain james Mitchell. Will, uh-
A-HAsu-,,i further notice, leave Baltimore
N%sESS every "Wednesday at O'Clock,
y f.r,b. pE,ric, of Columbia, and returning, will
ave Georgetown every Sunday At ), Washington
5, and Alexsndr,s a, o'ci"cs' ~, 'r "A''"o'e
Passage. Exclusive Of Meals:
From Baltimore to the Disric,' or 10 inc o,he,e"'
nlrr, on the Potomac, or from these places to Bal
tn"u6' y" WE 81 %
unoI o,,r,ico I 90
sandy Point. "a, Doyds Hole. Ladders
Ferry
bluff pSin, Moore's Landing. Biackssone's.
Piney Point, Sandy Point. Va, Corn.
field Point w
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Aeu,on syrup.
Noots & shoes
Bran, Gil Cake, &c.

9SlA BUSHELS bran. expected every day,
'''V and which we desire to sch by the cargo
, s As sample, bb's oil cake, made from cotton
sand TO be the very best feed for mich cows. And
'NN"eeTeI, IS boxes plug tobacco, l2s
GEO JOHNSON Co.
vat Intel insert this eo,f may ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Chewing Tobacco.

A - BOXES chewing tobacco, 12s to the pound,
y received Few days since from Lynchsnrg,
and for sale by GED. JOHNSON 4 Co,
Who have cheap secondhand piano, and line
6uished and tened new ones, for sale.
NAV II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Hacon.

~OOn LBS. prime qca!iy, cured in town
NSUU 5000 lbs fat jows, suitable for the wood
cutters and other laborers
For sale by GEO. JOHNSON 20.
o IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
70 Rent,
~ IN. StHbler

Has just received.
4 NUMBER Of fresh articles. which he oilers Tor
n sale, wholesale and retail, viz:
Rheubarb root, Of very superior quality; gum
Arabic very white, scented marbied soaps furniture
corks, bieached ginger, highly peHumed English
soaps; esh brushes; peppermint LICENCES and lemon
drops (Enplish); patent barley, chloride Of lime BY
the barrel at Boston prices tooth-brushes, ostmea'
Swaim's Panacea; Carpenters medicines, &c.
tie cspecto in few days SOME very fine SALAD
OIL may IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
I.umber, AiMe, &c.

lust received and for sale
q White and yellow pine lumber; oak and ash do
Shingles. laths and lime
10000 feet half.incb poplar suitable for cabinet ma
kers trunk makers, Sc Also,
Air.slacked lime by the cask, for manure
m,vl7 JOSIAH II. DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
For Sale.

TRACT ofla,d, containing Sl2 acres, in;ie cou!.l
of Fairfax, adjoining the land OF John Da.n; n',u
WIN Bali a,out ten miles from Aiexahdr'a' "PP' ="
n. Ia, Tor Esq or Daniel Dulsny'
oct IL 2awN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Sew'l.ine for NichmNna.

The proprietors Of the Steam
~, Boat FREDERICKSBURG,
AINpar~ have concluded to place her
.sxE4sr.sE on the route between the
: %, 81 rnmnbia, Norfolk and Rieamond By this
gme great ess will be s.. m 20 EaSa n
'': III. Frs.ricksbus viii commence running on
sHeuH a. nnd a,exanCiris at ! o'clock, for uid
os"' Norfolk and Richmond, returning leave Rich
ro o On SATURDAY morning a. oclsek and S"'S.x ,n
- W,shinr,on on Monday morning., and con,i-
a ra during the season IF sufficiently encou'ased TO
VIM on the same days and hours at the sam, ,.f
p..,ge and freight are charged oS u'e a'e' ''"'
The fredericksburg viii be commanded by captain
,o'enA Neye,t. is swift and good Boat w1n n 81
's %s pressure Engine. and her accom- nc s'ons 'or
.,.sogers and freight such as it is hoped Will give 'a
isfscuon o.: ~ h,s-t,
BsNONI WHEAT,
~" ,s Agent
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Cold anA silver A,eaf.

z KENNEDY has jast received supply OF Fine
Ls Gold Leaf. deep and pale coors; s''ver Leaf
Copper Leaf and white and yellow Bronze. may 2
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Steamboat Potomac,
Sasmau, Peach Nran0y, &c

- BBIs salmon, Halifax inspection
1 !Oksgs DO do
25J barrels uettand gross behring's
8 do old shad
g do Ia, M 2 mackerel
10 do ole Attn proof peach brandy
10 do family -four
5! do extra fine muscovsdo sugar
Tor sale by SASH. B. LARMoUR & CO.
nav 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-24
Ground Alum Salt u,

Gr0uNa MsUW eNN,
CONSTANTLY for sale. in lots 10 suit purchasers.
" and on the most reasonable terms. by
A G.. CAZEN1VE X Co.
100 barrels No I msekerei, of best quality
so do 2 do
100 do in halves and quarters
90 hoxes dun fish -ss, NAV ID
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-23

by the prompt measures taken, the
patient was in a favorable way towards
recovery; and MIR. Sanders says there
would have been no danger had assis-
tance been called during the irst stage.
lie adds, that the moment The symptoms
Of ercitemeni appear, ,ant-phlogistic means
ought to be adopted; by which means the
disease will, in every instance, be miti-
gated, and in the greater number com
plctely arrested "This stage" says he,
"either not beng known, or not attended
to, has hitherto been the chief cause Of
the great fatality"
Grand Iotals.-Cases from the COM
mencement ofthc disease, 1889. Deaths
from ditto, 500.
THE REFORM BTLL.-The Liv-
erpool Albion of the 9th, positively an
nounces the determination of the Govern
ment to create a sufficient number Of
Peers TO carry the Bill
The Bristol Rioters. special COM
mission for the trial of the prisoners inn
plicated in the Bristol riot, was opened
in Bristol Eng on the Cd ult.
The papers likewise contain report
of some exceedingly violent proceedings
in the French Chamber of Deputies.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-23

Two facts connected with this sudden
y destructive attack upon the inhabitants
of Gateshead deserve particular attcn-
ton. On the night preceding and on
the night of Christmas day, an unusual
number ofpcope there drank largclyoiar-
dent spirits, many ofthem were seen reel
ing the streets. The wind which had been
previous from the south, veered to the
north on the night of 24th, and contn-
ued in the same direction on the 25th of
December Precaution was taken to
prevent the intoxication of the people on
Ncw-Yea day and night, by closing
the public houses. The good effect of
this was remarkable; in the report of Sun
day, the first of January, there was only
one death. The class of persons attack
ed in Gateshead, as elsewhere, are the
dissipated, the filthy, the i'll fed, the bro
ken in constitution, and those who have
been exposed to polluted atmosphere.
Sunderland.-Therc has not been a
death for several days, and the disease
appears to be almost extinct.
North Shiclds.-Thcre has been tri-
fling increase of cases at this place. In
all these there have been l2 deaths and
% recoveries.
Uaddington, " B.-The disorder still
RACES at this place. The following were
the returns on Thursday and Friday
New Cases Recov. Died. Remain.
JAM 8 8 8 ! ,g
Total cases from the commencement of
the disease, 33. Total deaths 10. We
regret to learn that the disease is spread
ing in the vicinity of ofHaddington. Two
cases have occurred at Bcanston Mill, 3
at Athclttaneford and one at Within
ghame. AT the former place, one of the
cases proved fatal, and one recovered -
AT the other two places, the four cases
Iemained under treatment on Friday.
EdinJwg. We regret to have to state,
that this awful scourgc Of the human
race has actually visited the metropolis
Of SCOTLAND. The Edinburg papers
scarcely allude to the fact, but the ex-
istcnce of the disorder there is confined
by private letters received in Liverpool,
and especially by a letter addressed to
the Lord Provost by Mr.. Sanders, and
which is published in the Calcdonian
Mercury of Saturday. The first case
occurred on Thursday, in the house No.
4, West Adam-strect; the sufferers
name is Lcech, and the medical men
pronounced the case to be one of dcci-
sivc character, an uncquivocal example
vi the spasmodic cholera
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-23
GREAT FRESIIET.

A letter from Pittsburgh, dated on Fri
day last, informs us, that that city and its
vicinity were visited, on the preceding
evening, by the "most disastrous flood
that has ever deluged the West" Hea-
Wy rains had fallen during several days,
and on Thursday night the Allegheny and
Monongahcla rose rapidly; the water at
day break, reaching the height of thirty
five feet above low water mark. Many
houses, near the river, were filled, and
many persons taken from their upper
windows and roofs in boats. Smoky Is
land, opposite the town, was completely
inundated, and boatmcn declare that
they heard terrific shricks from that quar-
ter A steamboat was sent there in the
morning, and rescued ono man who had
saved himself by climbing a tree; no 9TH
er person being found.
Immense quantities Of timber, with
houses, SC. were floating down both riv-
crs.
A steamboat had been sent across the
Allegheny to the town of the same name,
which was reported to be under water.
AT five minutes before eight on Friday
morning, when our correspondent closed
his letter for the mail, the water was
more than four feet deep in Liberty St.
Clair and Penn streets, near the Allcg-
hany. Boats were passing along, taking
persons from the windows of the houses.
The water in the Allegheny was then
full forty feet above low water mark, and
still rising rapidIy--ihc aqucduct across
that river, was yet standing Thousands
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-23
NEWCASTLE.

The Tyne Mercury observes-"We
can no longer say that the cholera NOR
bus is confined to the streets in the low
er part Of Newcastle. 1t has reached
the Manor-chase, Lowbrdge, Ncwgate
street, Percy st.-Prudhoe street, and
some others. 1t has also extended to
the West-gate. II has followed the course
of the river, and has not only attacked
the village of st. Anthony's, st Peters
Dents Hole, Walisend, Howden and
Walker, but has appeared up the river to
bennington, Ryton, &c. AT SeghQl it
still continues, though not so virulent as
lit was.
The cases at Trophill near Morpeth,
are represented to have been common not
malignant cholera; and those at Heb
burn in the same neighborhood; de-
scription Of fever Cases still occur in
the country of Durham, at IIoughton, and
the disease is stated at length to have
made its appearance at South Shields
But wherever it has extended in New
castle or the surrounding country it ap-
pears to be attended with almost precise
ly similar circumstances. Those attack
ed are still the poor who are i'll fed, i'll
lodged, living in filthy situations, those
previously weakened by i'll health, or the
Incorporate, or those who by approach
ing the sick have been exposed to the
distempcred atmosphere or etlluvia. The
manner in which the disease is stated to
have been introduced into bennington is
deserving of notice, and seems to add a.
mother fact to those already known, to
show that the complaint communicates
from one to another. A woman whose
husband died at SYNDICATE of cholera,
went after his death to visit her father in
law at bennington. She was seized
there with the same disorder, and though
she had medical aid afforded her, and
was apparently doing well, the nhabi-
tants would not suffer her to remain. She
was brought down in boat to Sandgate,
where she died. Her father in law,
whose name we understand was Wales,
was similarly attacked at bennington a
few days afterwards, and sunk under the
disease. 1t seems to have gained foot
ing at Gateshead Fell in a similar man
ner. The body of a young man who
died from cholera at Springwell, near
Wreckington, was brought to his fathers
house at Gateshead Low Fell. When
the disease broke out there, it commence
ed in some cottages close to where the
corpse from Springwell had been taken.
To these facts which favor the opinion of
tho disorder being contagious are to be
added the cases which have occurred
both in Newcastle and Gatcshead of diff
ferent members of the same family, old
and young being attacked in succession.
Gateshead-The following official ta-
Bile shows its progress to the 5th Janua-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-23
Il @ IL r. TG N.
From the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser of I9
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

Accounts from Berlin and Vienna rep
resent the rapid define of the cholera in
those capitals, and the country generally.
Letters from Smyrna, of the 10Th of
November, state that the cholera which
had frightened away most of the inhabi-
tants from that city who had the means of
leaving 1t, had entirely subsided. There
was no longer plague or cholera at Con-
staninoplc.
"A solemn TIE Deum had been perform
ed in the Winter Palace, St. Petersburg,
at which the Imperial family were pre-
sent, to return thanks to God, for the to-
tai cessation of the cholera at st. Peters
burgh. The city was illuminated in the
evening.
From the London Age, Of Dec. 8.
LATER NEWS.
Partisan Conspirocy-A conspiracy
has been detected in the French capital,
ard defeated as soon as detected. Its
object was the re-establishmcnt of the
Republic, and of course the dcthrone-
ment Of the Citizen King. His King
ship, we suspect, is by this time sick of
such "half faced fellowship"
LisJon.-Several ships of war belong
ing to Pedro's piratical squadron have
already appeared in the Tagus, and all is
alarm and anxiety here.
HamJrg.-lt is confidently rumour-
ed here, that Russia, Austria andPrussia
refuse to ratiiy the treaty with Belgium.
81. Petersburg .-Extraordinary activ-
lty prevails in the War Department, and
couriers from the French and British cab :.
lnets arrive almost daily.
More Irish Observation-Disclosures con-
fict has taken place at Taghmore, in the
county of Wexford, between the police
and the peasantry, in which several on
both sides have been killed and woun-
dcd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-23
PROGRESS OF THE CHOLERA
IN ENGLAND.

The following article from the Liver
pool Albion of January ., gives an in
tcrcsting account of the progress of the
Cholera in England, from the date of
our preceding accounts to the 9th Jun
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-02-23

uary, inclusive. We perceive with pain
that the fearful malady has reached Ed
inburg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

That late events in Paris may not have expe-
dited the departure of the Count de Survilllers
we are not prepared to say-On the contrary we
deem it quite probable that such wa: Tue case
yet we are in possession Of facts which conclu-
ssiveIy shew. that although "hot the slightest
whisper was abroad Of the intention Of the Count
to revisit the old world" such has been his de-
termination for some months past. In February
last, he addressed note through our Depart-
ment of State to the British Ministry, stating his
ed with the situation of his family and his pri-
vate affairs generally. and requesting to know
their views on this important subject. In due
time he received through the same channel.
letter from Earl Grey, expressing not only the
entire acquiescence Of the British Ministry IN bis
re-vis,ting Europe, but at the same time the KIND
est feelings towards him and rendering every
thing in the power Of Earl Grey to make his visit
'sagreeable and useful" to the Count
lN. T. Courier
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
By order, .wM. A. MARTIN. Clerk.

In our city. it appears, By the report of the
Board of Health. that the cholera cases are on
the increase. Still there is no alarm; nor do we
believe there is any cause for it. Our Board of
Health have determined to report all the cases
which are reported to them, and withhold nothing
from the public. Although it is probable. that
MANY cases are given to the public as cholera,
which ought not 10 be characterised as such, and
the ,imid may be alarmed at the apparent extent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
HEALTu OFFICE, PHILApELPHIA.
July SO-NOon.
Cholera Report for The last "a hours.

CHUTsTU HtPUT JUI TIC 'uSt n HUu0'
GASES. RESIDENCE DEATHS.
Hospital, corner Of Schuylkill Seventh
and Race sts.-convalsscent
Broadbent's court, New Market above
NIne-male
Arch street Prison-female I
1 Tenth below FitZwater-rnale
Mechanics court. N L.-female
1 Twelve Fl. ALLEY, Moyamensing-male
1 No. s Small street-mae
Hospital No. IS Sixth, near Catharine,
males.
1 Third below Coates, n. L.-male
9 Third near Globe Mlls,male & female,
convalescpnt
8 Hospital No. 6 Lombard near Eleventh, g
males female,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

of the disease, this course is the best that could
be adopted under the circumstances, inasmucn
has it satisfies the public that nothing Is concealed
from them, and that they know the worst:
philadelphia Sentinel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02
HEALTH OF DETROIT-THE TROOPS.
Ertraet to the Editor of the Phil Inquirer. dated

HEALTH OF DETROIT.-THE TR0OPS.
Erfractt to the Editor ofthe Phil Inquirer dafed
DsrRorr. July %, 1882.
DEAR SIR.-The cholera can no longer De sara
to exist in this city. The steamboats, nave re-
commenced running between this and bona'o'-
The commerce of the Lakes and the business OF
the town are reviving. Yet great mischief has
been done to both, and to the improvements OF
Det oft. by the exaggeratons which have been cir,
culated concerning the disease. and the absurd
quarantine regulations which were adopted to
prevent its Introduction or extension, but which.
were abandoned in few days, the doctrine OF
con,agion being completely discarded.
The latest intelligence from General ScoTT,
still at Chicago. is to the 18th instant inclusive.
The cholera was rapidly subsid;ng among the
troops. Lieutenants GusrAvus BRowN and Nc
DuFrIE had died of It. Only two or three pri-
waite soldiers, in addition to those mentioned
heretofore, had died. The citizens had not been
infected. General ScoI-r had determined on
marching with the we'll troops and volunteers
that he might reach Chicago. by the close Of this
month. or before that time.
Letters from General ATKINSON are up to the
1Ith, inclusive. He had still been unable to
reach the Indian enemy, Yours. truly.
JOHN NORVEI.L.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sN0WDEN,) 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 SS; Country pa
per IS Der annum. advertisements inserted at the
following rates: For square of 10 lines inserted
cents for every Subsequent Insertion On Advertise
mens inserted once or t,cee peek IS per cent. ad
ditionsl. No Aivertss ment considered less than a
sau.re, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-02

BaooxLYN, July 90. -23 cases, 9 Deaths
a9th, 2S new cases, deaths.
SING SING PRIsoN-Friday, noon.-New cas-.
es since Yesterday. IA, deaths 4.
A letter from the Prison says, the disease is
becoming more malignant in its character.
Ia the village one case occurred Of suspicious
character.
ALBANY, July a7-New cases thisday 40,
deaths is Total number OF cases, 5l2 DO.
deaths, l5S.
NEWARK. IN. J)-The report of the Essex
County District Medical Society, made ION Sa-
turday mentions the death Of woman OF As.
phyxia on the previous evening, who had lett
New-York two weeks before. Her husband
was seized on the same day and had not died
when the report was rendered. His habits were
irregular A man of irregular habits who had
been confined in the debtors Jail. Newark, for
three weeks, died on Saturday morning, sixteen
hours after being siezed. In consequence the
Sheriff released the other debtors on his own re.
spons,Sility. The Special Sessions released on
bail those detained for criminal offences, and the
Jail Is now free from inmates.
NEwpoRT.-The Rush Light, Capt. Scott,
from Newport, brought the distressing intelli-
gence of the appearance of two cases Of Malig-
Hant Cholera 10 that town. The victims were
two respectable females Of Newport, recently
from New York in packet. We understand
they had performed quarantine eight days. M
other cases had been reported when the Rush
Light left Newport.
BnIsroL, July 81" much regret to inform
Won that a case Of the cholera has occurred here.
a Young man Of this town, MIR. Pearce Bowen,
who left New York ten days since, and quaran-
tined at Newport eight days, arrived here yester-
dsv morning;-was taken i'll at half past two, P,
NJ. and died this morning about five O'Clock. -
He was very worthy young man, aud strictly
temperate in all his habits. oother is known TO
exist here"
MONTREAL, July s5.-We regret to announce
that there is some increase Of cholera cases, and
great portion of them proves fatal. Yesterday,
james Stanly, Esq Of the Court of Kings Beech,
died; soon after, Mr., Cliff, the plumber, died -
You are almost as well acquainted with the loca.
ton of this city. as we are. Let me tell you
then, that unless our authorities do something
with the creek, and that inmediatel y,we shall have
more sad tiding, 10 communicate to you. Doc
tor Caldwell says, that should the creek and
other filthy parts Of the city remain as they now
are, the inhabitants who reside in those parts OF
the city will be swept OF; he is going to remove
from this city.