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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

I,4ut Hf tia,iaHea.ac ldrofair JRe L
1hr Anniversary OF ou National lodsp induce.
WI celebrated 10y the citizens of Charlottesville,
and the Sudel {. Of the University. IN handsomr
and patriotic m1unrr#A brlcf steteh Of the pro
eeedmes Of the day, Il all that We have tme to
prepare At O'Clock tn jefferson Guards pnrt
lied. aud oreotdme to invitation tool. mp the Inc OF
mach tuf lhe University, at 1buut half pnst
rGry wcre ut on the way hY the University
Coup, commanded by Gapl Mprs1o. aud eaeorlrd
10 the Eouuaa whore. allo t1e reading Of the
Deelaratiouol Independence by Nj Goo BLOW, At
manly and eloquent Grafton wus dehsrrad bY MI
J. l. Gurlarl OF the Jetaraon Soa.at} IA the pres
cuce Of a ctowdcd aud brilliant assembmge ca
leapmgthu Ruluula, the Two companies formed ON
the lawn unl having hred u few rounds, proceed
81 t. town tic cops ilum the University marched
III front, until tb,y reached the plaee of meeting
III the muupP The leie1on Gaa.ds hrru pa.
sd 10 the houl aud III Chen uan, caeottl Re
Iaiyer,lty coup, 20 tn EPucoPal GhutehI who
utter an appropriate address to liz throne I'll hra'
by tn ltey Ar BuWmaa, the Declaration 81 lHdc
prndenrr vi read IN IN Impressive unfatf hy
Iaeaau,nl Rive, tMhp prolaeel IT with f."
eeIg hardsum.. .pI pertinent renlaka,) mud all -
laltou lcplrle with riouaucr, and with ibetai su d
patriotic seuimul delivered by Nlth.i Volt
H4e al l., ] #tIal.ou Guada fae woeompauln
.Haar.plrcd 80 col Mad. liota vhue the Com
matrr of Arrangements ui tie JJieaon Guards
.fl4u,t, 10 Din u cous.da3l. caren hod nade uu
pie preparations lur dca r.lro hmem -. lhe COM
pane heta q pm rd having nude oj'aH IA ul
To dun ut dla.ru' place. Dr. University corp
at Nj Bo}4# lh. Jei#.#u ,aafd, II g. q. u pgu
Il1#a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

II presided assisted by J. Y aloohptrl, lno
nts WAttter aud e. u. Mlsaos, Esqs a. Vice.
pnsl.ul4.
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LJ,g, tbe RAT .,J.5. ..,5sgl-,u .s#
I'm, .nnf.rr,t.v II oa, IS .f#,#.t la.I#..
80. commemorative F,.tt##4...# ana, .#,t .
d.notfu,.nt ,9ffily of s.,#s4.fI r,n5I AMI r.
ra,l lie lna,r,st,. ,,e,,.5pl,.l.o, al tbo State
l4rc,,tt,e# mat the DIV lIaa1d l.a d,.ot.l =,
fI..,o.....,yI,,.. IN. universally oa.ar.ed III.
cIureh., were ali thrown open. ond ID b. Il
nltan.u.f.ly engucrd Il, the soIenmd. #.#I...
III. thanks tn ALMIGHTY God for his nI4nit4I8 .ta.
.annl ble.s,p, on tins hand and people an ...s
lng 10 aqrrf. b. dcen humtliallon aud l.rs.a. .at
a. the ayfeufI,p Of H.. ust iudsn. hts .nGd H. ui4-
rs especially thatthe march Of lae g. = II #nr 1t
Waikcth IN d1ytu-..a nigi.t be stayed inft4I..
blllcr,ynrd Yhcaprctacle Of Il whole pa...I.
uniting IN tn most solemn Service olI.l.
,eeply i.oprssslve and we trust Ia. / 3. ID
made in a s,ift winch has rendered q T.
lIfn IN whose hands me the .5suea Of life a 1e
Reconstructed too an apl and snllu, illustrate
tn pure liberty Of our Institutions IA the 10, .nai
every citizen rald his worship IL his LAX =
that form winch hI. a.vnconsslenee Iisfdisl IS
without any To make Inn AFRAID There was o.
rfI,c, al. fj,r II. cuIiar ob,ervup.e of the Day
anart fromal considerations Of religious cira1-
Ter is Of itself, powerful argument Ia favor Of ia
tlra similar al! scryanees AS Car as our obselAa.
Ton extended the occasion WI, not dlssraced ly
III. LllJo5 oI n sIn,,le instance Of intersection
the debasne vice whlehhas too often shown
feel, ON nf..1io,, anniversaries. and which ia. b.,
eppAafIrally termed the bescling SIN of IT, uatio
The day Was spcn. without excitement ana WI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

d Go. a,lA, lda wooJ-1irl IN b.sna;,
C,u Ha .tl5 sa.nr>, u 5iu .th stars. and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-05
WARD ELEfiTrON.

4 GREEABLY 10 an act OF the General AssNfKs
n by Virginia, entitled an ACT to amend an
act entitled act dividing the town Of Lynehburg
INTO wards, and for other purposes" passed Fe-
buory ~ 1890. |, Samuel Branaford Serieant
ofihe Corporation Of LyncLhng, 10 certify, that
hase held elections IN each ward) IN the said town,
On Tueslpy The - day April. 1872 for Alder
mn and ommon eana.lnen, end return the fol.
lowing persons rs bong July elected IN each ward,
Is strve as anch
AInEEAiES. -Far LVprb Hard, NJ T.
Samuel Wira. Amazon fIancofs John Il y
Payne JOHN " BaswcII I.oreuzo Nor.ell and \
ufim K. Noth.=F't Hfrg Hard, No. 2-James
" Morgan n my N. Didlal.e, John NJ. War-
wick, Lindsey Shoemaker, Samuel II Brown and
John Lynch Jr
COMMON COUSCH.-Fbr LvasA uard.
NJ mIthsou II Doyds, christopher Roberts.
lluth MouEomerc, Ghures l.. Mosbv. Ferdinand
" Rs4uc and Alexander Ligca't--Eoy Hea5g
Hatd. NJ 2-Doy,d q Muuell, Jesse l.. Perry,
Np.hun q. Thurman. Poul jones, Moses H. Pres
ton and Maurice Il Garland
shML BRA>sr0RD, Sttgcaatof
IN colPagati0,eo n LgBc15arg
Arul5 II
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AprI2

wPIRGlNlA.-st court held for Buckingham county,
W the hase. the l2th day of March. lSj2-nepia
min A. Phillips. rlf ngpius' Valentine Seruggs, and
Fmch Scrugg', rxor Of ALEU- Sernggs dec. Dcns.-iu
Chanrery.
Tho Defendant Valentine Scruggs not having entered
his appearance and gcen security according 10 the act b
Assembly mud he rules Of this Court and appearing by
salts curi evidence that he is irhahiiani of Thu;
country Il II ordered that tine SAID defendant do appear
here At June Court and the bin otthe plain
t and that acapy Of this order be forthwith inserted -
the lynchhurg Vgiuan tor mouths suecesSsefy, aid
posted tho front door Of the Cour house OF THIS coun
ty a Copy-Tcste,
RoLFE ELDElpGE, OK.
AprIl5 .tn
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u.rf5stts.ren ,our obsd,e8t fn0 htnntle servant,
MICHAEL BOWER
hrR1L 81 1874


COMMENSURATE.
Tn Virginia gentlemen, when tn, VII the
city al W ashlnston. requested To call on In
>srIl M a widow, from Vrrslnia, with fur on
ph,. children Shels alady deserving our pat
r5nase she lives IN syl1ua Avenue, noar
NJ lessc Browns llotcl--Hei charge for board
is reasonable. and fare excellent homas W
Gamer, Esq Of Aibamarle, John 5 F0nioe. Esq
Of C,oorhlaud, John II rrtc. Esq. q. Richmond
tol John Nicholas and Aiaj Eusol ofIuclau=
hanl, and William Pope, - Of Powar,u, n e.
thHr ofthcn, satisfy TIN enquirer respecting t7H
merit aud attention OF Mrs I'LL, aud her manner
Of accommodating her boudgrs.
March 5lst 1882
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-05
TnMc C,L.cn. Of Rc1kara C.nnt.

Gentlemen and t'ricnd4-I take this method Of
informing you, chat when offered myself ASA can
didatc fer the next General Assembly, l. madvcr
tcnrlx and unthough,cdly, had neglected to exam
inc the late constitution, until this morning, md
upon examining the same, find that have not
held freehold estate long enough to entltle me to
scat IN the House of delegates ; provided that the
people ofthis county had thought proper to have en-
trusted me with the duties meunrbent ON every
member of that honorable body. therefore thank
my friends and all of the people of this county and
feel myself under great Obligations to them for
their friendship, and good opinion Of me. But
gentlemen, hope that this circumstance, will be no
barrier IN the way by the time Of holding the next
election provided that it should be thought proper
for me to tender my services to you as candidate
for the next election.
Il IS with deep regret that am under the neces-
sity OF making the above statement
a.p. gentlemen, with the highest respect and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-05
Resides SOS, o0s, rs, &c. &c.

Tickets S5-Shares IN proportion
n B.--l present the above scheme to the
public as one of the best lately presented, and as
decidedly superior to any one advertised, con
tanning ~ prizes Of and above 800
c. WARD
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60 Numbers-9 drawn Ballots.

? q
II ntolds mr much pleasure TO introduce for pub
lic inspection the following brilliant scheme calcu-
hated 10 tlnow additional advantages III the AdVen-
lurera ppth-lhe arrangement OF the scheme
not b. here eIvcn IN rftcHso--but for the nlorma-
nou Of distant cu,tomers, n few items IN the large
5'Hof cdsl, IS presented for instance, the lst and
81 dtaw n numbers Will be entitled to sl00--he LIST
itpRu 10 it2O-3d drawn 10 %l6-3d or 4lh drawn
Ia 81, &c.--on tins important occasion, II is no
pod madam Forteue will watch over the interest Of
Customers Mt lhc Cottage
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-05
Dissolution of Goparloer.hip.

Dissolution of Eoparlorr.hip.
YKNlE NeromaI, busue# h.,"oIor. conducted
n IN the uame.ol Doud v Williamson. AT
Rough Crceh Church. Charlotte county, 1. Dba drY
Ilssol,edby mutual consent 1br a,ud William
-on " III attend la all matters .ary 10 roee rhe
ousIu,#s DANIEL " WILLIAMSON,
JOIN ARAUsfEAp.
Z s Thehamr4s M future Viii he carried ON
At tho sou, Plae,. my eou account
y W. WILLIAMSON
AprI5 W3w
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Wards OFFICE.

UTIFUL SCHEME
Petersburg Lottery-No. 3.
To be drawnei Richmond ON Friday the Oh o
APo4H32.
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1tlG.VIIICENT NCHEWE

VIM humorous pflzcs d r3L5-2ls-2Os-lGs--
l2s--&c.
Amounting III all to 49, go
Tickets tlO-Hu,,5 @l-Qrs. So j0--Eghthg
Il p
For salent DlGGFS LOTTERY
and Exchange O6iee, Lynch.
Whore all orders (posl pai.J enclosing the cash
u prizc tickets, will be duly attended to.
March 2G
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c'anty coamiacey.-The last Richmond En-
''sr contains list ola portion of,he county com
.,'''ss dominated at the late Jackson Caucus, in
'''''aond We extract that part oft which re
~, 10 TINS immediate section Of country, and
'2'' insert others as We receive them.
D.. l"'1f[.t Hudson Nj Garland, DR.. Jas Powell,
aooeIi Imsey, Richard S Ellis, Jesse Richard
Ig,, o''aoe K. Dawes Col Richard Harrison
r5s..S 49,, I'..oemon, Henry H. Waits, VIM DularJ
j y Ems, Arthur b. Davies aud Jas Dilard
,s.. ,,I,z' Edmund Irvine, John p. Gray, Vel
Ro,l '" ,, O."er James NJ. Williams, Green Il.
Ct. CT joel fmccy, Thomas Kasey, Edward
a.5a p MS, BENJAMIN a. Donald, Simon Noe, Ma
s.a 'y C.'., John Moore, Benz carper Thorn
? p 'm,ega1hAe.d, John ]. Anderson, Jacob Waltz,
N'ueF lAos n. BarwoI., Geo.so Po9suc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-19
InIcrnal Improvemcn1.--No. vi.

ron TIE E.NQUIRER.
WI now proceed TO point out the beneficial effects
which VIII arise to the Lower Country from the growth OF
towns; And LIST, We will suppose the productions of the
lower Country To remain the same after the improvements
as before, have already shewn, that no danger need be
SPpfebended from the products Of the Upper Country
coming into competition with those Of the Lower: that
inc whole civilized world is the market for these products,
and II is vastly too extensive TO be affected by the opening
of new districts Of country.
Under these circumstances, then, what are the advan.
tages whlch the farmer wi. naturally wish TO enjoy in the
sale Of ms produced That there shall always be al hand
Jar and honest dealer, who may wish TO transport the pro.
aSee TO ITS hnpl dcstinaton-who can effect this upon the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-19
DEATHS.

CoSMQSieaIEo.-At Bleohem, ia tbs county Of CaroHas, on
Friday tho l1th inst, DR. John TaiafcuO. aged 50 years. DR. 7. ws
a graduate Of tho Edinburgh Medical School and for some years
walked the hospitals OF London. ile was a msu Of ripened wisdom,
chivalrtt hoaouf, tnd enlightened philanthropy Io the extensive prac-
tee OF his profession, he was guided more by the dictates ofhumani
" Nhan tho whrporings OF interest. Cheuy with him was an import-
ous duy. a9d ~ his proudost moments consisted aloDo IN tho tn
umphs OF his heart IN the discharge Of his duties az a magistrate he
was alike just and metctful, sud m tho social relations OF life, gene
fou', kind and afccuonate. lie met death with that io1itude and
resignation which ever flows from n cOngatuiaing conscience, and a
guieless hoar. The loss Of such q man leaves an aching void in the
bosom Of sOcicty-soVers the tics of iOye-pfostmtes the doighfs of
friendship, and throws a feeling ofdesoiatioH around the warmost Or
feouOns and best symp1thiss n our nature.
On Monday evening, the 10Th inst. Capt Daniel @. Uutckison. 10
tho 47th year Of his ege
IN Petersburg, on tho 18th isst, Dt John Robertson IN The 6sth
year Of HE ee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-19

than ordinary promise, whether he be Schoolmaster,
Clerk, Doctor, Lawyer. Theoogian or Play -actor. is dispos-
ed to forsake the narrow field in which he moves in the
country, TO follow his profession with more prospect of no.
tor1ety and emolument in the town, where alone the bright
visions OF his Imagination can be realized.
Great capitals and great capacities gravitate towards the
large cities-small capitals and small capacities do best in
the country. Now surely this exchange of small for great,
between the town and country, will not operate disadvan-
tageously to the former. Where, then. is the room for
apprehension in the Lower Country, about the preserva-
ton OF its wealth and population?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-19

AP~poinfment by Me Governor ct kentucky confirmed
by the Senote-SAMUEL s.. NICHOLAS, ESD. of Louis.
vile, 10 be . Judge of the Court of AnnenIs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-19
A MORD NJ mic NATInNAIe,

We are still pinched for rooDl-Our Editorials must be
brief.-The National lntclligcncer has read us another
lecture on the National Bank.-Kccp cool, gentlemen
"Theres nothing so becomes a man" as a little moderation
and discretion. We shall touch what you have said
hereDtery not as promptly as IRE could wish, but as
"polltely" as we can.-Thc National Journal may take
comfort. We have not the slightest occasion for lis sym.
pathies. IL is mistaken in the Jact-The subscription list
oi The ENQUIRER is thriving as well as we could desire.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-19

The arrangements for this days paper arc the best VIC
could have made.-Wc have thrown in as large a manitv
OF reading matter as we possibly could've had TO COM
inence the Debate in the II. of ID. on the first Page. 10
run into the second.-Mr. Clay's Speech is on the last
pagc~-Wc have exhausted the first DGy's Debate If fhc
". OF ID. an this pdper-following the regular order of
the Debate itself We hope we shall be able TO follow il
up with Mr.. Gholson's Speech, the first delivered on the
second day.
.Hppoiufmenf by me GoreruOr at Rc,f,,cL,, co,6rooJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-19

" The Colonization Society nj UiTPinid.
Three years have now elapsed since the formation oftbi
Society; and until this time, no regular annual meeting ha
been held. The reasons for this delay, are sufficiently
explained in a report Of the managers made al a genera
meeting held on the 9th of June last, which. as it brings tc
view the topics that will engage the attention of the Socie.
ty at this time, and being OF so recent date, will furnish
most OF the information that it is desirable TO communicate
the managers request that the same may be received as
part of this report.
The Treasurcrs account now to he presented, exhibits
receipts Tor the last six months 10 the amount of S7i9 81
larger sum ii is thought, than had been received before il
a like period from private sources. The balance undis
bursedi is Sfl5 81. Several county Societies have contri
buted during that time, others are believed to be in the la
bit OF giving direct aid TO cTDigrants. The Female Socict,
Of Richmond and Manchester, heretofore a large contribu
tor, has decided TO apply its funds chiefly TO the support o
a Female School in Liberia.
The meeting of 9th June was called, under the belle
that a material change in public opinion was taking plac,
within our State, favorable TO th views of this Society
and that its interests required immediate action Accor
dinghy resolutions were then adopted, preparatory to tn,
present occasion, which were published in the newspapers
as also in pamphlet form, and thus have been disseminate
over our State.
Z Since that meeting the favorable state Of public sent
ment to the cause Of Colonization, has been more strong
y indicated. Many have been adverse to il, from til
opinion mat the plan was impracticable; others feared tina
1t would even result in the ultimate sacrifice Of all VIII
were 80 imprudent as 10 %emigrate. The success and pre-
sent stability Of the colony, has completely put TO rest al
such spPrchensions; and some who entertained them
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26
r From the National Union.

Heard's club and pistols are understood to be
in Mr.. Arnold's possession. having been award
ed to him by Judge Marcy. of New York, as the
"spoils of the victory" They ought to be pre-
sented to Gen. jackson, who would probably treat
them as respectfully as he did Riddles boots, viz.
''lay them up as mirror to stimulate 10 greater
exertions'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

Mr. Holmes OF Name. IN his speech on the d.
plomaric intercourse. Colonial Trade, &c aiiud-
ing to some remarks Of Mr.. Smith OF Maryland,
sai6:-
If this charge &C too much consistency had
come from the Senator FROM New York, Who chai-
lenged US to this debate. should not have been
surprised. In that state, understand they don't
think much of consistency. 1t Is said that there.
a man scarcely knows. for ;wenty-four hours to
what party he belongs, and what seems ,insularis,
that while he is turning. he Is lnsensloie OF the
operation. The magician touches him with his
wand and he is changed In twinkllng OF an eye.
A man, it is said, has been known to 60 to beu
and to sleep, decided Clintonian, and to wake
IN in the morning, a Bucktail Of the first wa.
ter" Like Corporal Trims falling in love, "lt
bursts upon YOU like bomb, without giving you
time to say, "Gop bless me-"
Clos, ELecfion West Ward OF Montre-
al has been many days engaged IN an attempt 10
elect member of the Provincial Parliament
The candidate of me ultra liberals, Is Mr.. Ira.
cey, the editor OF paper, who was rendered
some what conspir sous last winter, by commit
ting a contempt Of the Legislature, tor which ne
was arraigned and imprisoned Mr.. Abner bag
Is the opposing candidate. The election, which
is very spirited, has been continued an usual
length of time, and has at length become very
close. For several days Tracey ran ahead: But
during the last SIX 60 seven days OF the poll, ms
votes we're continually out numbered by those Tor
his opponent, until on Saturday week, there was
a tie. How the contest will close is doubtful
Since the above paragraph was written our
&C counts from Montreal are to "Wednesday ias''
The poll had been open twenty one days, on
Monday, Mr.. Tracey had majority OF TWO
votes, and at the close of the poll on tuesday
evening. majority Of one. On Saturday night
man was wounded by a ball fired from PISTOL
and it is said, tina, public feeling is so deeply ex,
cited. that nothing similar has been experienced
since the country .scame C"lony ia. Great brl.
tain. The contest. II was believed, could not
last more than one or two days longer.
Loyer Canada Wednesday last was the go
day of the contested election at Montreal. AT
the close Of the poll the vote stood even:-lra-
cey 65s, Base 658. MIR. Christie has been una
nimously elected for Gaspe. 7. Com.
Hail Storm.-A most tremendous and destruc-
tive hail storm passed ever the country. about
l..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-26

HaiI Sform-A most tremendous and destruc-
tive hail storm passed ever the country. about
miles above Trenton, on Sunday afternoon. Win
dows, poultry, sc. were extensively destroyed.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-20
NEWCASTLE

The TYNE Mercury observes we can u"
longer say that the chuera morbus Is c"nfned 10
the streets in the lower part OF Newcastle. IL
has reached the Manor-chase. lIow6iidge, New.
gate street, Percy street, P'udhoe- street, ana
some OTHERS. II has extended also to the west
gate. 1t has followed the course OF tie river,
and has not only attacked the village OF st. An
thongs, st. Peters, Dents Hole, Naiesend'
Howden and Walker, but has appeared up the
water at bennington, Ryton, &c. AT Seshll 1t
still continues, though not so ,iruent as 1t was.
The cases at Throphil, near Morpeth, are re-
presented to have been common, not malignant,
cholera; and those at HEPBURN, in the same
neighborherd, description Of fever. Cases still
occur in the county of DURHAM, at Houshton'
and the disease is stated at length to have made
it's appearance at South Shields. But wherever
it has extended in Newcastle or the surrounding
neishbmhood. it appears to be attended with al
most precisely similar circumstances. Those
attacked are still the poor, who are i'll ted, Ill
lodged, living in filthy situations. those previous
ly weakened by i'll health and the incorporate,
or those who py approaching the sick have been
exposed to the disfempered atmosphere or effiu-
via. The manner in which the disease is stated
to have been introduced into bennington is de-
serving of notice. and seems TO add another TACT
to those already known, to shew that the com
plant communicates from one to another. A
woman, whose husband died in Sandgate of Cho-
ipra, went after his death to visit her fatber-in
law at bennington. She was seized there with
the same disorder, and though she had medical
assis,once afforded to her,and was apparently do
ing well, the inhabitants would not suffer her to
remain. She was brought down in boat TO
Sandsate. where she died. Her father-in-Iaw,
whose name we understand was Wales. was ST.
milary attacked at bennington few days at
forwards. and sunk under the disease. It seems
to have gained footing at Gateshead Fell in
similar manner. The body of young man who
died from cholera at Sprnswel. near Wreking-
ton, was brought tn his fathers house at Gates
head Low Fell. When the disease broke out
there, it commenced in some cottages close 10
where the corpse from Springwel had beeen ia.
ken. To these facts. which favor the opinion OF
the disorder being contagious. are to be added
the cases which haze Occurred both IN Newcastle
and Gatcshead of different members OF the same
family. old and young. being attacked IN success
sion.'
Gaieshead. The following official table shows
its progress to the 5th OF January