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New YoRx, tFriday0 August II.
TO N. President of The Board of Health.

~ y
Dear Sri have the pleasure OF informing
you that the six Of cholera remaining ny the
Ieport of the 4,h inst. at Bellevue establishment
were discharged yesterday afternoon as cured
No cases of cholera have occurred since. | am
your obedient servant.
JAMlsox Cox, Superintendent.
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BRooKLyS The Beard of Health reported
OF Friday. 4ca,es ct cholera, and deaths, IN
Guiding the hospitals.
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TRoY.-The Board of Health report deaths
bv cholera for two days preceding the S,h inst
On the 9th one death.
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ROCHESTER,, August New cases 9TH, A.
deaths S. New cases 9th, 9, deaths 5. Iota
cases lis, deaths SIS.
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MANCHESTER, y. Y.-One death on the L
instant, a Mrs. Abigail Smith, who left the cit
of New York on account of the cholera. Her r.
sidence was farm house remote from the tow
One other case reported in the same house Aug.
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,.l vi b. rrgr'ri f'r a Is tlma thin stN mnuth>
-. v.hs .attlIIai ait tie Discretion Of
A. a. = IT. > until all ,.rearagus IT Iaid.
-. .5yERriSE IlNr' viii la ta-erted at 80 cent.
-. ~ lt.,' ttr ir,t 80. I'D , = rHci
,,,l -, ,.-a from -tules MT hr naid for pc
-. 10y I.t.r.rtt trtat "a. ned by sum
,y,a,. tIIe ,,f.on IL Iyuc'bar@.
~ Al afrss. i TO-. Tie Elitars must be post pad
- ,llI not be aueadcd to,
uyzxzzzxo-zzszrs-SzzrE@
,-fpGINfA-A rulr- holden Gler'. usicc Of the
" Clreail sup Court 81 ~ I'D thancrry, for the
1,y al Ne,p1 the In ~ al Ny, r. - la Chan
- prlcr [ Iicon-, = Il IL il.t ~. y us,e, Geo.
,viIiam. lauc- Montgomery, Jsla jacob, BerItniu u
II ~, " Hmm ice i lrrI. IN J. III, and 60 rye
y / Obj, l,lm'r OF " lIrn Z. 1ncobs. dce Dclts
'rI defendants Jphn Jtc L. iana / lll and Grorec K
ri hasn. entered tnrls - ,earrcr& .iycu soenrifY
lp Ia the of Assembly, aul the rule, ct hi, oufi
- ,upctfHg by satisfactory esIdsncr that they are
ss#lt4uI> of this coutttN: Itis ordered that the
~ defendants doupVeu h" the first day Of the ncNI
IN, al,,,rr the bill al tn plaintiff und that cop,
-. l5t. trIer be forIbNtt tf-afted newspaper
,i IA the Of LyUel Bfrg, fsr sue
,ad ,,6-tcd the iout loor Of the court house,
..i4i. I. lHff9.
\ rep,--Te.ie, RIO. C. CUTLER. ok,
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POETIC Al.



)DEs-Sung al nc OIL Sgsaa Ct,r.h Baia4
IN / ISL
wHirrEN ny nhf.uaynrN. JR.
tp'o thy Throne Et.rtal On,
A>ce.ds grateful ffeples pause =
To rune--th, aa'y Throne
hat Freemen evtr own,
The supphantprty er W raise.
On Heaven his firm reliance placed
Ials desert shore the PILGRIM uod -
The bleak and barren waste
HIS fcr,or quickly grlcgd
With temples to his God
Warmed 10y the same unearthy zeal
Our Fathers broke the tgrami> sway
They made tn Oplles,or feel
How strong Is the aiPeul,
When freedom guide the way.
The wastes in fertile gardens bloom -
A powerful Nation fills the land -
The Sons the care assume -
They gather round the tomb,
To weep the Patriot baud.
Humbly, this day We would confess
Thu Power that palsted Freedoms foes =
Han w soallv bliss,
Who made tn wilderness
To blossom rs the rose.
All that the stern i Pilgrim gained;
All rha, the Fathers nave hcqur,thcd -
an that the Sons maintained
An was by Thee oria ned -
All, by Thy Power achieved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-16

II VIII hc seen b. the subjoined extract of Il let
ter from the Struts Of Sunda that The Potomac ing
taken the Maloy IN hand for taa sfoeknz and
b1rborous act on the crew of,'. a ls=...lslJ7.
Of Salem Mas
Erhar'Si1oq dte Rep0r' ofLt .S4u5ttel, COM
2qond'pg IN Efpediiioa aeotulttIe .Naloy
Pp"ics, muir bg baR N Ca1g8,odsie Dora S,
commissioning n Potomoc Er7ppls lging in
h4"fam Bun SHUTS N S4uda, Much llM,
l752 after tte afkacf uY0a QEaliak faatioo.
Alter having the order observed IN landing up-
On the Beach about miles t. the n Of the town.
and arranging their several dix visions under thcr
rapccuYc oicer5he soa5 on to detail that rs soon
as tho day dawned W. proceeded along the Beach
inward TIC Town mdscovcreib by the enemy until
within a shor, distance Of the nonhernmost Fort.
when Immedla.lY lespetched 1t. uofl ard his
division 10 surround l., and in the event ofthe enc
my hrinS upon hun, 10 take It by Storm As soon
us he approached the gateway he was fired upcn--
when, after a ciose acton Of ntarly .wo hours the
American flag was hnisIyl, the cn.tay carrying
of their Woulrlcd aHl leaving behind lheir dead.
l. IN Numb and their women. 1t uoifhaa 10
snrnlou1t great difficulties in The capture Of this
Fort. lie tore up the Palisades which surround
ed II, aud forced b,ldge over the Jungle upon
winch he cntfed eud drove tie enemy fram their
almost mpregnabie position, during the whole Of
winch tlme an lncessant trus was kept up upon
him
Aitsr leaving 1t Hof. proceeded with the re.
mn1mng divisions, and AT tl'a northern end of the
Town, Lts Pmkham ard Edison, with their res
pectvc divisions, flied off 10 the left to the attack of
the two Forts assigned them in the rear of the
| to"A w It'll the 81 division under 1t Lsersoa,
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NtfltGIN At rlr, held ntteC q k Office Of the
Circuit superior C"urt Law aud Ch,ucrrN for Tic
county Of Anho II, th" tn da, Il lie, 934-lI"nrs
Clh,c, p,arli JOIN Ca eli and Peer Cash
well a.. Pcr ,sSeli. decra.rt a,d the said
= Ca,l II, administrator Of Elizabeth rhwell, dccd
and ir sad Jhhu Cahv"N. Peter Glshwri Milicd Cash
wrtl Charity Bourne. judith Hrtspr, John Bethel aud
klcnal ms Wife, William Bourne, surviving executor Of
Horny Bourue, drcrrd 10 eph Ddaad, Cnnros Munday
aud Brul n rllcrro, late ie,tf and such tdmius
traitor OF John Uasar, decd. ID eudauts Ia claucery.
The Defendant Jpuu G,sItsei not having entered
his appearance and given oecnrIty according the
sCtnt Assembly aud the rules Of this and APP
prtsng by satisfactory ryideuce he ulahi-
Ilut ut commUaw cuh thr 81 the plautlI,
by cains u,d' 1i the ad defendant John
Ca,iyeH dp ap .'rH b fore the first day OF
September term IeX, t. tar smrude bill If the
IIIuuu AMI rut e., + #r.sa ride h, f,rttHitl
t"I in IL. Lyme bur- y l.l.l FIR mouth
slgnly, aud pottcd of the house Vi
tl, county. = 80, 49, L. fn.
JOHN THOMPSON, j.. ok.
July ?. WIN
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,DERTlIOF JULY.


foE THE VIR@iNiAN
Ceie5raH r u TIT foHpfh ~ my ." Pil6#stta.
ma
The an OF July was celebrated 10y portion el
the cluzeoSo OF PH6y II tnla, al Jonrs i st7ie. a
number OF the Revolutionary Soldiers attended is
mylud guests hlnaas @hoa WIS the heY. old
Patriarch, jain Ue.31R&i who III a ise5Ie
soice, 14I strong Ians ase, opened the csfsmoa,ss
OF ha day SAN ii'eIy description oi Iht RELIGIOUS
and political prosecutions, which h. aud others
suffered, l., lore the revolution. lie concluded viii
tsr'cnt appeal to Heaven 10 continue It's blss-
sings On oar PuHlfaiaa1 feh2ouH lh'uloi1olls. il'
wus succeeded b> Thomas Williams, Esl VINO
aiter lew handsome and appropriate remarks
cad III an impressive lnalner Inc Declaration al
lnd#pendcnc'-ailer winch the eompon! sal down
10 i handsomely prepared euterIaInment by dr
Nj l. Jones Col. paalel toleman lcln2 rs ffe.
sldent, assisted by Lows GREGORY, Richard Jones
and DAVID Il Lark i.Nqfs. az ice ffeh'asale'
and Mr. .. r. ilaableton as Necretafy-l lie
cloth being removed, The following toaets were
drunk;
l, l he Gay we e5'e''a'' me 'P"c" "h'en ave
It name, "'I be always dear to the hearts OF lree
men
. George W washington, the father oil MS country
Dl"n% @'"""'"S'
. nc "'''o'5 u '"''''a' '''''' ''.'' y ''''''oe
hey "c"'' On 'nel country GLORIOUS o"lp
"A u''y 'h1' d" hto9'en 40 h"'o''
i "eS '"''eI "I','' t',,''s'S o""5'
On Jay winch '"''' '"'oo'3 "o" net 49,.
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to be the s,eadfass and unwsasting friends Of the

to be the steadfast and Sysfing friends OF the
Union.
Rssolusd, That we fully acknowledge the rights
Of minorities, and that they ought to be respect.
ed. THAT we are prepared to yield any conces'
sion 10 our fellow-citizens Of the South that can
be done consistently with due protection to our
merchants, agriculturists, mechanics, manuiac.
turers and artzans, while we cannot give up to
theory the solid interests of the majority OF our
citizens.
Resolved, That no alteration Of the present
Tariff, that shall sacrifice the interests OF ma
jority to doubtful policy, will have any tenden'
cy "to allay discomfort and restore harmony to
the different sections Of our country" inasmuch
as such change would work greater injustice than
it would profess TO remedy.
Resolved, That we have looked in vain, and
with great solicitude, for fair propositions OF
compromise from our southern brethren, which
would be compatible with what is due to our own
Just rights and essential interests.
RESOLVED, Fiat such reduction OF the duties on
imports as may be necessary to meet the present
prospectrous state the country, should take place
upon articles neither produced nor manufactured
in the United States.
: Toted. unanimously, That copies of the fore
going Resolutions signed by the officers OF this
meeting. be transmitted to the President of the
United States Senate, and the Speaker of the
House of Representatives, with request that
the same be laid before the respective bodies over
which they preside-and that the same be also
published in the respective newspapers.
On motion the meeting then adjourned.
ISAAC PERSON, President.
ICHABoD PRICE Vice Presidents.
k 1a. 3 k s'ss,os Secretaries.
In giving the account of the meeting of last
evening, as in the case Of the preceding one, we
are acting simply as impartial historians. and
have in every case endeavored to speak without
exaggeration on the one hand, or diminishing the
numbers on the other. Upon the question OF
compromising the Tariff difficulty. and removing
this bitter apple Of dscord, upon honorable prln'
ciples which will preserve an adequate protec-
ton for each of the great cardinal interests OF the
country, there Is no difference of opinion. All
good citizens desire 1t most ardently Upon the
question whether the middle States, the North,
and the East. shall WELD every thing to the cla-
mors Of the South-with the full knowledge that
thew are only fanc;ed wrongs of which they COM
plain, and that their constitutional doctrines are
unsound, there is only political difference OF
opinion. The thorous n going sticklers for Jack
son and Van Buren,, will sell every thing for Of
fce--not excepting their own bodies and souls.
Upon the naked question of affording suitable
protection to American industry, the voice of
this city is in unison with the country, by an
majority. Commercial
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RIcHMoSD, Juhe i~'
James River and Ka,apta Nock.-RIcAm""u
has done her duty, and nob realized the "Op'I
of her best friends 1t is confidently eSrIen
that million Of dollars will be subscribed DT'" 'o
the closing of the Books to-day. But a ,e. WV
dred Shares were wanting of 10. 600 al ..Vs"'
and subscribers flockIng in. Hall mi'''OS ",,
nrobabIy been taken in other parts Of the STATE
where Books have been opened-and 1t Is a''e'
tanned that million and half-all that IS " ann
inc with the States subscription OF 82,ogoVVN
to make up the s., .ooO-would be taken Ta III,
n,ediately on Books being opened in New i"s
Hope, then, yields to certainty, that the s'sr'
work will go on. The number Of SUBSCRIBE Gn.J
Richmond. are about six hundred, all dee"''
good and true. ,oo,1 sh,,ss
p. SIS o'ciock.-Huzza!-lo,o24 ona'1,
or 81, OO2, 400 have been subscrlbed-''s D''''
not yet closed!
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NORFOLK, June IS.

The Baptist General association @ =, ,t1s and
ia, convened in this place on Saturday "a a D,,
closed its session on "Wednesday 9th inst; aOo.,
so ministers were present, among whem ;s sr
gentlemen eminent for their liberal attainment
and pious eloquencc. .us.ada,
in the Cumberland street Church. anu t"s .p',hs,
of the Presbyterian and Methodist G INV wsr,
which were politely offered on the occas.O"'
occupied by the ministers, whopreacnea 10 aOer,
ed and attentive congregations. Inc I'D I'd 10
concerns of the Church, we learn were , Tsooo.
be very prosperous. The location o, u's t" So
gicaI College, under the care OF the Eduea'yJ ,ich
ciety, as fixed by the Executive Board 81 IS .s,-
mond, on judicious site within 4 ln'le' . ~
CITY, met with the entire approval OF the aS'''''
ton.
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Published, daily, lby EDGAR sNowDEN.) for the

Published, daily, (by EDGAR sNOwDEN,) TOT tne
Town, and thrice week tor the Country on
street between King and Prince streets, nearly op
posite the Post Office. Daily paper ~; Country pa
ner As ner snnum. Advertisements inserted at the
following rates: For square Of 10 lines ns "d
ceo,s for every subsequent insertion. On Advertise
ments inserted once tOics sOsek IS per cent. adj
d;,;on.J No Advertisement considered less than
SQUARE nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
men,s published in the Daily, appear in the Country
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. - -=-7---= $500
NOTICE..

AN the 9Th day OF December next, will be sold,
~ at public auction a, the late residence OF joel
Campbell, dec, in the coun'y Of Amherst, the
Plantation Utensils, stock of Horses and Cattle
Hogs, Corn and Fodder, one Wagon, ono Wheat
Fan, belonging to the estate ofthe said Joel Camp
bell, sen dec The above SHE will be upon a cred
it of six monhs-,he purchaser, will be required to
give bond with security, to carry interest from the
date. WILEY CAMPDElL, Ex'or OF
Joel Campbell, SEN dec
?, S.--All persons having claims agains. the
said estate are requested to make known their
claims to the subscriber
Nov. ids
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FOX SALE.
nURSUANT 10 derreo of,he County Coir,
r. OF Bedford the undersigned comm ss'oncs
viii SELL on Tuesday the 2Dlh day Of this present,
month, November, il fair Il mol, the next fair day
thereafter, Sundays excepted, on the premises, that
valuable tract Of Land (which the late Jacob WMts
SEN decd died possessed 81 where he formerly resi-
deJ This tract Of LAM eon,ninsby eNimaton, 7l5
acres This Land lies in the county OF Bedford
near DAVIS Old Store, and Immediately on tho
road leading from Lynchburg to Peteats Gap. %
niles from the former, and from the latter place.
There III on this tract large and convenient
Dwelling House, with oil necessary on, houses, a
new and excellent House just finished, 30 by GO
i.c, an cxccllen. Country Grist Mill, surrounded
with nclshbu, hond that affords constant grinding,
the p,cii,s of which amount to something like two
or three husdted dollars per year an excellent
Brick Dlslillory, with Stone House attached
thereto This fam is in fine condition, and sus
crpuble Of improvement, and might be made one Of
the best clover plantations IN thia part Of ,hecounry.
being about Que half covered aud IN foe heart, the
balance well timbered and frs, rate tobacco land
Ihs Of the most desirable and healthy s',ua-
tons IN the upper country 1t also an excellent
stand for house of Public Entertainment
Also, one otbe. Tract lying on Read aud Mes-
dow Creeks Immediately on tho road leading from,
The former trac. to Peteat's Gap, and within one
mile of said tract, and contains about $40 acres
which affords 40 or 80 acres Of rich low grounds
about one half cleared and IN good rcpsir, the bal
ance well ,imbcrcd, and good portion Of u f.s!
rate tobacco land. This land lies yell and is well
adapted 10 the culture oftobacco, corn, wheat rye
aud oats. A further description 10 deemed unne.
cessary, as any person or persons wishing to plr-
chase will no dauh, first make Themselves acQusB-
ted with It's situation and quality bstUs the la7 q
snlc. The above lanes wall be she1H To any per-
sons wishing to view them, by VIM. A. White,
hvlas on th4 premises, or Henry M. White, ar the
subscriber, living not fnr OF. The lands viii Is
divided 10 suit purchasers II Unnecessary
Term>--Tbe above lands will bs sud for one
'pu.th of the purchase money cash, the balance on
credl OF one, two anu three years, tho purchaser
giving bond with approved personal sccnr'y, with
a deed trtis, OH the land. TAOS. SALE.
Commissioner
Also, will be sold at the same time and place, by
the Executors the following property, 10 wit -
Two Hundred barrels OF Corn. loo bushels of Rye
10 or 10 thousand weight of Sheaf Oats, quan
t,y of blade and TOP Fodder, or 5 Mich Cows,
with young Calves 090 weight OF well fatened
Pork, 3 yoke OF we'll broke Oxen excellent york
Horse, large Copper Stills, Plantation Utenslls,
Household and Kitchen Fngniiure, besides n num-
Der of other articles not mcntiuned--al ofwhch We
vii, sell on liberal terms and make known on the
day CT sale. VIM a. WHITE,
HENRY NJ WHITE,
Exofs Of Jacob White, dec
Nov W3W
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VIE subscribers having determined on oiosin !,
the business Of Kyle & Borlsnd. respectfully
offer To their customers and thr public, their exten
sIve stock of Goods, at, and in many instances I'm
der Primo Cost, Tor cash. To their credit cusle.
merg, they will continue ~ sell On iheir usual
terms 50 long as their goods remelu on haad Al
gLo indebted TO the firm ri X : i, are 5eci=
fully requested 10 malc payment AL all 50, have
claims against said i'm. are destf,a 10 Ttrate5
them for payment Tholc WISHING - pm lass ~
tho above terms. are requested 10 call without Jsiev.
rs the business will ho Closed mn very short uGlc
DAVID KYLE
gANES u BURLASn
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CIR N,s.y AThe Legislature OF 1h's asa'e Is
.,, session. The state Of parties IS sad 10 De
A, An,i.yackson, 81 Jackson, doubtful . several
:.,oo,,on, appointments are to be made, VIZ d no
.srn0, U. S. sentOr, Chief Justice, &c
1snuss,ee.--Ne noticed, in our last the aip''
.,,;o, Of Mitchell King, Esq. delegate from INC
-, n.,tv OF Suth Carolina, to the Legislature
era,nessee. eotiting the cooperation OF thai DO
DIV in the propose scheme Of a Southern ooHVe g.
l, rela,isato this subject, the Nashville
g IN, l5.lOc;ober has the following para
graph .a., ,,ooo res,or,,v
~ IN the thse of Representatives, OH the
fo'.n Of ,cierrf to JOINT select committee the
qu,n;ca,,on i'm Mitchell King, Esq. the
eo,n ''a,e To this St from the Unlon Convention
s 90. held in Soutcarona. An extensive rangt
.s. taken by somf the gentlemen IN The broad
sal OF natl ,ual pocs, and the merits OF the 'arh
a. we'll as the QuiMe " rcmedy" OF nuAUcae,sn
we're amply discuss 1t was gratifying 10 md
,bo, while the extero which the protective poll
cv has been carrc.iyas universally condemned
mn, voice was rais,evcn in palaion OF the alb
snrdites and runouc ,denc'es OF State noli'nca
ton Twas b,oads,nd emphatically asserted
md no, con,radiced, "a, this dangerous hfresy nas
no Omen advocates III cNnessee, and must 'onse
.,,,ently expect no cglenance OF support mere
rio sentiment was Generally expressed, that G
S,utbefu eoareattow- Il sectional co"tedefal'on
.ofanv kind, is extreny hazardous to our fedora
J,nion and should notceive the aid or co-opera
ton Of the people OF II State, unless 1t were ca!
lea for by pressing ncssity, and could be showr
70 be. not Only for patptlc and praise worthy oh
,s.,s hut of n harmessnd beneficial tendenry.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-01
OBITU AR Y.

DEPARTED This life, on the lth inst after pro
tracted illness, Mrs. MILDRED POWELL, wife
of Doctor James Powell of Amherst in the 42d year
of her age In tho death of this most csmable lady
her family and friends have sustained an irrepara
BILE loss.-Time may soothe the keen anguish of
their acerated feelings but time can never heal the
deep wound occasioncdby the loss OF one So dear &
so beloved But while her numerous relatives
& friends mourn in over this affecting dis
pensa,on of Providence, they can turn with plea
snrc to contemplate and admire the many virtues
which adorned her life, and the Christian resi- gna-
ton with which she met death. To those who had
the pleasure of her acquaintance need not be said
that her heart, naturally kind and affecto ,ate,
was deeply imbued with principles and sentiments
so pure so Just and devoted TO render her the be-
loved object of that society IN which she lived
She was the best of wives--the most fond & ntiec-
tionnte Of mothcrs,the sincere and attached friend
a charitable to all. Unobtrusve IN her manners
and retiring in her disposition, her excei'oncies and
her virtues were principally displayed IN her own
domestic circle, but they there shone with unusual
lustre and each member Of that circle Will often re-
cur, in after life with fond regret. to contemplate
and admire them--She is now gone,-yone 10
another and better world--Conscious of her ap-
preaching end, she declared her willingness to go,
and meeky signing herself to the will of her God,
she died without a struggle or a gtoan, leaving to
her family ard friends the bright example OF her
virtues, aud the consoing reflection that she IS now
in heaven.