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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

hood. and the individual who died Al tho North
End has also worked there. The potash works
are situated near to the spot where these cases
have occurred. We learn that two or thFee
other cases exist, one of which. at ieast, u
COW alesceni, all within short distance Of the
same place.
Our Board of Health Commissioners are vig'
liant, aud the public in and out OF the city may
rest assured that no information IS kept back
Most of the reports in circulation are e'ther To-
tally unfounded or very much exaggerated.
IN the Bard Of Commissioners Of Heaah'
BosToN. P NJ Sept. II. 1889.
This Board announce to the public that nSe
cases Of Malignant Cholera have occurred and
terminated fatally. in this city. since o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, the particulars Of which are
as follows, viz:
Isaac Blanchard, aged IS. received into the
fremont street Hospital. from Elliot street. died
in the Hospital at half past o'clock yesterday
afternoon
John Montgomery, aged 80, received into the
fremont street Hospital, from the rear OF Essex
street, died in the Hospital at half past ii O'clock
this forenoon.
Mary p. Hutchinson, aged 80. died at house
in the rear of No. IS Elliott street. at O'Clock
this afternoon.
John Eliot. aged 4s, died at No rs Elliot St
at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
Chas. Sisson, aged 43, died near Dock square,
at 9 o'clock this afternoon.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER II. 1882.
THE CHOLERA.

HEALTH OFFICE, ALEXANDRIA,,
September Is, 1882.
The Board Of Health report no new cases Of
Cholera f.r the "a hoursending this day at noon.
BY order:
BENZ. g KINSEY, Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

The Globe re-publistes from the Albany Argus
an account Of jackson meeting held in Chesire.
Massachusetts,, and . speech delivered at the
meeting by the Rev. John Leland, who il descri-
ded .s patriarch and patriot Of 80 years of age
As the tree is known BY its fruit, the source and
nature OF this speech, may be taken as ap exem.
Plihcatiou Of the character Of Jacksonism, For
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17
PETE + sBuRG, Sept Il

PETEt sBURe, Sept Il.
The Choiera-We have an unpleasant duty
to perform in announcing to the public the ap-
pearauce of case Of Malignant Cholera in this
town. The subject was an old black man, of
temperate ,ablts, who had been afflicted with d.
arrhea tor two or three days, and who suffered
the disease to progress to state Of collapse be.
fore making his situation known.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

We remember that Mr.. Monroe, though he
carefully avoided every thing which might mani.
fest preference Of one candidate over another,
incurred no little odium from the partiaIity which,
it was suspected, he extended to Mr.. Calhoun
What would then have been said had he svowed
his anxiety for Mr.. Caihoun's success-and, not
contented with that. brought the operations Of 20.
vernment patronage to bear in his behalf At
that day-not ten years ago-such thing would
have been deemed out Of the question. Public
opinion would not, for one moment, have tolerat.
ed It. And now. what do we beholde The 20.
vernment presses, throughout the country. call.
ing upon the people TO give up their preference
for Barbour and vote for Van Buren,, because
Gen Jackson wishes Van Buren, elected Vice
President and hereafter President.
FTedericksburg Arenu.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

WAsHINeroN, Sept. Is.
Report of Cholera cases by the Board of Health
for the last "a hours, ending at noon on Friday
September IA.
Central Hospital.
New cases, 4 whites-deaths, 3--cured 8.
Remaining from last report. 20.
Uestern HosDi,aL
Deaths. l-remain'ng, /.
Private Practice
New cases-ahltes, 10-colored, 8
Total, 1s-Deaths, 6.
Whole number Of new cases, %
Whole number of deaths, 10
Baltimore, Sept. lathe number of deaths
by Cholera within the last twenty four hours is
1913 white, and colored persons.
To New York, the Cholera exists with some
malisnancy in the MOI thern part. towards Green.
wich, out in the chief business mart OF the town.
and around the great avenues Of Pearl street
Bowery, Broadway, the greater part of Green.
witch street, and IN the streets parallel to. and
crossing those, there is little or no trace of the
disease. We are the more particular in maxim,
this statement. from having witnessed ourselves.
within few days, the evil effect Of the rumors
spread in the country, respecting cholera in New
York.
We feel assured, and therefore do not hesitate
to assure others, that to prudent and temperate
people, the danger Of coming to New York Is not
worth second thought -M y american.
BosToN, Sept. IL.
We trust that no unnecessary alarm will be excl.
tel By the reported cases Of Cholera in thi. city,
for 1t is believed that the whole city is as healthy
as usual. That there must be some local cause
Tor me cases which oscurred yesterday, there
can be little doubt. as il is ascertained that four
OF the individuals reported as dead were occu.
pants ct the same building. and three of them.
we believe. workmen in the same shop The !
young mar who died at Charestown, too wac an
occupant OF the same building and fellow. work.
man. Mr.. Eiio, resided in the same nsishbor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17
DRAFTS THIS D.4Y

DR.4TS THIS D.4Y
ODD 8. Ersn System-.N,re Prizes than Blank,
Ger,nanna Bridge Lottery, Class No for 1882,
Will be drawn ut Culpeper Court House, Va on Mon
d.v September II
HIGHEST PRIZE IS 600
Tickets 81; halves W; quarters 100.
In the above lottery tie holder Of two tickets, O..
odd and even number, is certsn Of one prize ar.
may draw three.
Delaware s. N. Carolina Consolidated Lottery.
Class .No 10 for 1852.
To be drawn at Wilmington, (De!.) on Nond,,,
Sep,ember II
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
Tickets rs; halves 50; quartersU7s.
To De had in variety OF numbersG
:. III. WHITES
Lot1y Office, Royal ~ ea
II Or,lers!rom the country specially attended TO-
Drawing Of the Maryland State Lottery, Class no /.
for 1882:
81 Is l9 2 81 10 81 65 IS lC
sF Splendid Capital Prize $4,000,
and Lowest Prize SIP.
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No IS fur 1882.
Will be drawn in the City Of New York on wednesis,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so; eights 1 IS
Orders for tickets, shares or packages. promp,'yr
tended to by
JAS. RIORDAN
Office corner King and Royal streets.
sept l5-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

Boston Seamen's Friend Society- 250t
There are other specific devises, amounting il
all to $50, $40. with the residue to the Mass
General Hospital, which it is supposed amount
20 $50, 600 Boston Gaz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17
splendid Aottery.
NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

Class No. % for 1882.
Will be drawn in the City Of New York on Wedne.
day, September g
IS NUMBERS 10 DR3HN BALLOTS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

BALTIMORE, Sept lathe number of deaths
oy Cholera within the last twenty four hours is
l9-12 white, and 7 coored persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-17

hiss Beiknap's HM-Miss Mary Belknap,
who died 10 this CITY few days since, made the
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
D.. Jeb5's Celebrated L;n;;meai. ,,,l
DUMrRrEs' EYE WATERt [

SOM Sore or Infiamed Eyes, gives immediaie ense and relsG On recent sore eyes lhe eiEsct is most salatary. Where the complning has been of yAavs unexpected and desirable relief has been odns M tho use soidh: EYE WATER afer every other remedy
 had failed Many persons who have used t nronsunce
 the best preparation iorihese cofnrlants st6y Inve ever met with, especially in cases of or to. hamlnation Gf long standing % 7sF v Prize 25 cents a bottle. K 2 ! x, " Nome-are genuine unless signed on outside printed wrHppefs by ihe soie ps0pyiesor. N. KfDDER. .ssaediafe saccessor t0 iI.e lne Dr. ". T CnawAY. For ssie si hs Counting Room. over Na. 9g Cours. street; near Concert Hall Boston, and also hy bic
 Samaei Baet aad '. e. Beskseiik, Lisekfsld,
 E. Co,cles, Sonfk Fayms Drnitl Vcyioa. i. Cdna0ni Jndsoa q Whisilesey, N. Preston. Lsrge discount to those who bny 10 SolIaeain.
 February sssS 7.s NJ issss7 sTTs lyt 5,ysx
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
LAND FOR. SALE.

DURSUANT to an order from the Court
 of Probate fer the District Df Waterbury will be sold at public auction, tO the highest bidder, on the 92d day of March, 1889, at | o'clock F. M. tnnless previously disposed 0f at private sale,) SD much of the Real Estate of k. SAMUEL. BLAKESLEE.
 late of Plymouth. deceased. as will raise the sum of 698 dollars and S2cents, with incident costs of sale.p Sale to take place on the pre- nsises. Terms made known at the time of sale. GEORGE IN. BLAKEsLEE, Adm'r. 2 Plvnoufh, Feb. 18. 1882 ,sfs~ aS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
Tickets 1! TScEets :!

COnnectseats Lottery, No.. 4, for ,18s2.,
 Draws Feb. .s5fh-Capital Prizes. .sass 'Oneof 10000, 2O0O, l5OO,s 1915, ~ and 80 of 300, &c. &c. a e~ es Tickets $. s,s ss 1aesaay, Fe6. 2sth, Coanecticyt. Lottery VI NO. 3, Eatr0, for iss2.
 3 Prizes of $5OO0, ! 1 of 5000, I , of 2176, and 5'of 1000, &c.s ss Tickets S4-Shares in proportion. vs..a For sale by VIM. R. MESHURUL, k 8A 3c One door Vest Of ParEs' Hotel
 N. B. Ail~orders through the Post Office will he pnnetnal!y attended to. s1s
 \ < Litck6eld. F'eb. 2s. 1882 S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
At q Court cf Probate holden af Litch hfeld,. in 7 and for the Probaie District of Litck field, on

At a Court ef Probate holden at Litchjfeld, ip and for fhe Prob1fe District of Litck field, on W the ieth day ef February, 4. D. i832 Present, Frederick Woicoti. Esq. Judge TTPON the petition of JONATHAN NonTB,
 O) of Goshen. in said district, showing to this Court that he is the guardian of Huldah ParmeIee and Jane Parmelre. of said Goshen, who are minors. and that said minors are the owners in ice of certain real estate lying in said Goshen, which descended tOthein from their father Erastus Parmelee, late of said Goshen, deceased, to wit that they are joint
 owners in fee of the remainder after the life
 estate ofthe widow of said Erastus, deccaspd,
 therein ofthe real estate hich was distribu-
 ted to said widow as her dover in snid Eras- tus' estate and that said Huldah is the own. CT in fee of 24 acres and g3 rods of land i, ins in four separate tracis, which wer. distributed tWher in the distribution Of said estate of said Erastus Parmelee, deceased; and that said Jane is the owner in fee of go acres and 126 rsds of land, which was distributed to her in the distribution Of said estate of said Erastus Parmelee. deceased; which said several tracts of land are more fully described in said peti- ton; and also stating that said lands are .un., productive to said minors respectively, and that 1t is for their respective intercstaiIa the same be sold, and praying this Court sO order the sale thereofs as by petition On file, dated February l8, 80g
 H is tkersupon ordered. that said petition he continucd to the a7th of April, 1882. at 10 o'clock 4. M. and that notice of the pend 7 ency thereof be given by publishing this order. three weeks successiyely in the newspaper printed st Litchfeld. the last of which pubi- cations shall be at least six weeks before said a7th of April 1889. 4 true copy of Rec0rd. { esi FREDERICK WOLCOTT,
 S7s JudRe Of Pr0b0fe
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
NO'TTCE.

TIRE Court of Probate. for the District of A Litchftld has appointed the 2Ott day of March next. at nine e' clock A. 1T. for the ad- mlnistratpr on the estate of Hssvs
 DR. NORMAN LANDON. late nf Litch6eld, deceased, to exhibit his Ad. m'nistratlop Account t0 said Court. aAlI per- sons concerned may attend if they see cause. N s By order of said Court. sa .Es JOSEPH ADAMS. Adm'r.
 LiichJe ]. Feb. q, ls3a s s7
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
To oU to ,oAons t nsay concern l:

10 0N to soA0m t mag concern '' ,DE 1t hereby known. that we. Seynouf
 ID Hopkins and Anna Hopkins. wife of the said Seymour. dO hereby 4pIblicly acknowi- edge and confess that ws have, without any just reason or prov0cation, trpofted and puh- lished false, ,seandalous and defamat0ry acCu- sations asainst Rn 6.s Sisifi of syar5e6, aeen- sing him, the said Swiff, of abusing and ill. treating tho said Anna Hopkins --alIsof which defamalpry sceusati0ps respecting the Sbnse and ill-treatnaents s0f the said Anna H8pkInS, by the said Swifi. waacknossledgsgo be fsIse: and we do hereby ssh fhel.forgisehess Ofstht said Swift. Sf bic family. and of aIi ii whOns the said falss, scandalopsis1d deianiat0ry Sc. cusaiions may have been reported. w
 Witness our hands at Warfen, this oOth og JanuaFys IoS3. SEyMOuR HopEIss.
 h PFesencs cf AHNA HVPKIxs. JoHN TAYLoR,
 ADOEIRAM CARrER. sT
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
Al the. Annual Io,on Meeting legally tcnrned
 , and holden tn Sharon. on Monday Sd of Oc-
 fober l8Sl. RY-LAW s@ sL

Al the Annual Tovn Meeting legally wnraed , and holden in Sharon. on Monday Sd of Oc-
 tober, 1881: BYLAW. VI. NOTED. That if any owner fany Horse.,
 " Cattle, or Mules, shall suffer the same to, go at large out of his or her enclosure after the first day of April next, such owner shall forfeit and pay to the person who shall take up aud impound the same the sam ofiwenty- i've cents tor each head of Cattle. for cach Horse, and for each Mule, for each time they shall be SO found at large, out of the owners enclosure. and taken up: That it shall be ths duty of the Haywards, in their several dis. tricis,. and it shall be lawful far any other per- son.s to impound any horses, cattle or mules ,so found ont Ofthc enclosure Oftha owner and at large, who.togefher win the pound keep- er, shall regulate the proceedings, receive the same compensation. and have the same pow i. CTS. as are granted in the statute law of the state Entitled Pounds :'' Provided, that no penalty incurred under this bylaw shall ex- cced tho sum of three dollars and tha owner ct such horses, cattle 0rmnIes, so impuunded, shall not receive the, same from the pound un- iil he shall have paid t0 the person impouDd. ing the same fhe amount of the farieiture, and to the pound keeper his fees and his expense for keeping said creatures as in other cases of creatures impounded, , ~ s
 Prouided nevertheless, thaf spy person who shall have . family residence in said town oia Sharon may. if he chooses. suffer one Cow tol run at large on the public highway. and not incur the aforesaid penalty. @
 A true copy, as appears of Record.
 4fS7 GEO. KING. Jr. IOacn Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
NOTICE.

TTHE Court 0f Probate for the District oF Lilchfeld hath asyigusd the 22d day of March nryt, at ten o'cl0ck in the forenoon, at The Probate Office in ,Liichfeld, for the exa- snination and settlement of the Administration Account Of inc salsscriher. administrator on the esiateso FREDERICK c. PHELPS. @ late Of Harwinton. lin said district, deceased represented insolvent; at which time and place all persons Interested in said estate willy It they see cause, attend before said Court, and be heard in the premises. 2 <.
 By order hf said Court.
 e.us JACOB Q. sCATLlN. Adm'r.
 Hdneinton. Feb. 18. f8S2 SE g& 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
MnTfCE.

WNHE Cont of Rxpbass for the Disttict of
 Fl LiiehHcId hath aesigned she 18th day Of MaFrh next, at te0 o'clock ih the forenoon, Ae the Probate Ofiee 10 EiiehGeId. for fhe exa- minaEioB end seftlemenk of he AdministFaIion Account uf tae Subscriber, aduiuistratOF on the estaie Of JOSEPH ALLYN,
 late ii T0tringl0n, in said dislflcts deceased. at which time and place all persons interested in said estate wiIl if they see eanar. attend before said Court and he heard in.fhe preini- ses. By order of said Court.E ,,
 GILBERT ALLYN, Adm'r. TSsriseson. Feb. n, 1889 a x sS7
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
JAMES WATSON WEBB.

Gov. Branch, Iase Secretary of ihe Navy, has call ed r. Fory.h to account for saying n hs speech in the Senate, that Mr. B. had violated :. confidential conversation with ,h. Chief Mags,rs,e.. The eon- sequence wns an acknowledgements on ihs psr, of Mr. F. iha. he Air. Fl had made an incorrect inlsrsnes
 and that he would recall what hs had applied to Mr. BraIch.-M Y. pdpsv. s.3. sss. sk sr
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
Groceries.
RORTER .& CO.

HAVE stock If GROCERIES. which. AL are fresh, comprising . general assoFt- ment of first rnte articles. which they offer st a small per ceniage from cost. As fhrrs have been snme large and Inie arrivals. prices haze declined since inc Litch feld Prices. Current ef tGst seeek appeared. The public are invited to call and compare our prices win the cur rent prices of last week.
 One door south Post Ofiee. Fed. @ S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

i. GSst t16e Litek feld 1smpeinnce Soeieiy ,ciH
 bold meeting on 1Rarsddy tbs first dar of
 !Mnreh nerf, at the Prestyferian Ckayck in fkis yillGges Gt hnlf past IF. lN. A discourse psov bs e1peete9 Jfoas tks Rev. MT. Hart ,ef Plym- ouik. sss ss Esb. fflx
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
'iss REMEDY FOR
 RHEUJ ATTSMI.

VUNHE excruciaiing pan--tha decrepil,nie and de.
 N sofiniy, and the premature old age, which are many from despair of c0re or disapponseht in tho efficacy o the numerous prcteHded aniidoies used lo effect this purpose. Butthose who have made fair sirial of aa. s.ss sas5 9's,'r ' gFs s - ' Y Dr. Jsb5s Celsbrated L;n;meni,
 charartcrhaye received certain relief ana any have been curfd ia aJew days, soe in 24 hours ~ < nun. Der of person: n Boston udviciniiy, who were fur. mery afflicted with the Rheumaiism. have verv fpvs tes.ifet Certifcates are in the rossessior of the Proprieon proving the most thorough aud surprising eMrea bysmsans of this powerful Ltniment in cases
 The Linitnent m also used with sucress ior Bruses.
 SiTains, Nnhhness, Stiffness of the Joinis Chblains. s&s. Price, 50 cents bottie. \. ,s "
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23
YOUNG MEN0 CONVENTION


 -s..5 YOUNG NkNDs c0NFENTtoN.
 4 Acohssn,iSa Ofths Rspgbiisnn Vsnns tlsn sf Ltch6sld couny, wil bs he'd a.shs Court HOuss ih Llcbfeld. ph Tnssiay de 2Dsh sf March next, ai o'clock, P. c. for ts puFposs of nominaing dsegasa io attend ths rlasiSaaI Republican Conveniion of Ysnne Mes ip aEe City of Washiagion, in Alsy nexg
 The Young AIdBis this County, favorable iO the sslseaien et HENRY CLAY sO the Prasidsncy, ore rs9sesssd tO eetin sir respective towns as early as practicable, aad appoint deleg1ss io Espresens the In he County COayensOn. E ~ In order to aceompIish the elseis of.i the Conven. ton it will be necessary fr thsss who are willing to Gne in t. to take prompt and eaeEse.c measures in calling and holdng the meetings in their respective towns.s The short period ot time before ts meeting ol the ConveptiOn will not admit of delay. The Yoeng Men from all or nearly all the States in the UnOn will assemble at Washiagtoh in May, and it is desirable that Connecticut should be represented in 'ihat COnvcntiOn. The opinions of the Young Men on important political subjects every where sOuet and respected tn this country, They are asked at this time by the united voice of the whole country. Will the Young Mcn of Conneccut alone rease to answer1 Are they alone indifferent spectators of the interesting questions BOW pending before the American public and on which they mnst sooS he called 10 ael By li.- 'le exer,ioa the para ofhe young in their eral towns abe objects of this Convention can be ac- comPlishdl: ly laaIe negligence, this opportunity ;may he suffered Paas by unimprOsed and the voice of CoGnecticut be umheard. while her dearest inier- ests .. stake. It remains for ,hcm cay which shall be the result. .,s. .....-..s ,as s3s13 #
 Editors of newspapers in the different parts of tho State, eady to this object. requested to notice pablish the above, and invite similar msesings iH their respective counties for the same purpose. YoUHo MEN or LlTcHr,ELD COUNTY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

Nay CsI&s-As HSn,sviIIe. Ala, e ihs 2s.h 0is. 4hs ,hssnomsssr islI to s dsgress bsss~ ssro--tbs 4eOldss, weather Or SsaEissn years. n NashviIIs. Tss. 100 ssss 6Snh of GhsssilIs. ca ths sams day. i.sunk ts IS sesrsss bslsa q This shs~s . Eress- sr dours. SfesN ihsD xs havs he'd hsEs shiswissss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

E5 The Superior csur, commenced iis session b shis siIlags oa Tuesday lnIi, Judge DAocETT Pres- iugs We andssstshd that ths aFial1e Orion aad Csss sias, Isr murder, viii commence on Wsdnssdaz q
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-02-23

Tbs Rev. David Lswis Parmelss, of this town, ha' received ssd accepted call from the Church and 1oeiey Bsis,ol Tho ordinsiisn wilI take place Welsesday ihs 18th iast.; asd iiissxpsciea ihe Rev
 Mr. HiekSk. Sf ,hiS village. w pssash tss osdsasisu
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-12
For the Wig and Intelligencer.
MEssRs. Editors:

MEssRs. Editors:
1t appears from la'e nmher OF the Advocate
that an attack is made by the editor OF mat pa
per, upon the communications recently sem oy
us to your press for publication his IS IN per
feet character with the gintleman; we expected
he would growl,- hisway. We have heard
his meanings longer thanlyou have, and kn'"
better, perhaps, the moiiv's which prompt nun
The sage gentleman says"Ihe people Will ho'o'
the public printer responsible Tor whatever eNeI'
tons may be made by HIM, or through 'he co.,
umns of his newspaper, p divide and overthrow
the real Jackson men in Illinois" and concludes
with the admonitory sentfnce, which he no doubt
thinks contains the real "Cayenne'-"Stlck a
pin there gentlemen"
His Judgeship probably wishes to lntm'date'
and prevent free inquiry. But, Mr.. sawyer, are
we now to have another gag law, In these Gays
of freedom? Is the liberty Of the press TO DC re-
strained-the peoples lips to be sealed ana 'ne