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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-04
Hygeian Agency
BOttling and Liquor Store,
South Wing ofthe Union Bank Building.
ID. MELVITTI.

ID. MELVILLE,
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
lie, and Connoisseurs in particular, that
he intends keeping constantly on
hand for eale as cheap as
at any Store in town:
WINES and other Liquors OF the best
quality or draught.
Do. in bottles by the dozen or single.
Porter.
EvAs's Superior Porter and Ale in quarts,
pints. gross. dozen or single.
X. Island and New Jersey Cider, DO. do. do.
Genuine Lemon Syrup, do. do. do. do.
Draughi Ale and Restorative, Ginger,
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDIALS, Noyeau, Usquebaugh, Cher
ry Stone, Lemon, Life of Man.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put up
at short notice.
Portable Punch, q convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and variety Of
other articles IN the same line.
Also for sale, the highly approved and in.
valuable yge ian Vegetable Universal Med
icines of the British College Of Health, Lon.
don. and the Hygeisn Publications.
Ladies who wish to purchase will please
call at the House of the Agent opposite
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street.
RNHE Agent of Morrson's Hygeian Medi-
Il cine bcgs leave to submit the following
statement TO the public -
To Henry Mgno., Agent for Morrison's
Hygeian Universal Medicine.
Sra-I conceive am doing duty to the
sublic .s well as yourself in stating the fol.
lowing: wife was taken as severe as
any of the other cases of cholera yesterday
] Immediately gave her sixty pills Of Morri.
sons Hygeian Universal Medicine, and sp
piled warm applications to the stomach. She
- THE msrning quite relieved from all symp
tome, and ate u cracker and took a cup Of
tea. Several individuals wbo was my wife
can attest to the above.
Lam willing TO give every information to
any one who chooses to call. Yours, sc.
ALFRED S. BURLINGTON,
Aug.7. IA South Main street.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-04
NHWycmg ENs.sAyIAs
tEiNrriH0

MINIS. VOSE informs the Public tha,
w he hsa just opened, a, the building re-
Gently occupied by J. ID. CoBs, a retreat for
Gentlemen. where they can be furnished
wih New York oysters, and oil other kinds,
which will be served up in all their various
vsys.
ALso.-Hot Coffee and pastry and many
other articles needless to mention. Parties
csn'be furnished with suppers Of every de.
scription. Families csn be supplied with
oysters at all tines. oct. 30.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-04
Cheap CalicOes.

TOOD dark Calicoes at frnm 8 cts to l2d
VI cts the yatd 10 good article for comfort
ers) received this day by T. FOWLER Jr,
Sept 18th,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-12-04
WN,o S. WSSN.
ITCH !!

hOWEVER inveteraie, in one hours april
u cation, and ma danger from taking cold, by
usiag
III DUMFRIES ONT MENT.
Th4 preparation, for piessantness, safety, expo
diuin, ease and certainly stands snriraited for
thetufe Of this troublesome complaint. 1t 10 30
rspi as well as certain in its operation, as 10
curi this disagreesble disorder most effect ualy
in dpe hours application only,
Itdoes not contain tho least particle Of mercu.
ry, 4 other dangsrou ingredient, and may bo
applied with perfect safety by pregnant females
or tocbilsren at the breast.
Price, 37t cents box, with ample directions,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

ofthe garrison Of WARSAW. MT q. Grochow on tie
anniversary Of the great battle. They did not *
press openly tie object OF Their meeting, but silent
tears sufficiently showed Their grief Being sus-
pee,ed Of cherishing Polish = ailments, they were
denounced TO their chiefs aud arrested. BY teci-
sion OF Prince Paskewleh, they have been sent
off IL Siberia, where they nc 10 serve 10 common
eoIie,s --Naiioad
FRAN ne L1ada4 TINS.
W have received the French morning and
eean Ing papers Of Tuesday, Aug Ii aud Il letter
ITem our private CORES pondenl OF the same date
! ac KING and Queen Of the Bosans had lef
eampcignc Tor Brussels and tie Court of LOUIS
fhlip was about 10 return TO St Cloud Most Of
The papcrs spcak oflhe prospect If war between
Rdglom ana Holland, and our correspondent in
forms us that II Was generally looked apon as me
94tttlc Pans. Frnee, IL ihought, will take
PIT "th RrlgIum. AID gteat eNeriioHs are used 10
induce our own Government % JON the alliance NJ
Van der Wcycr VIII, Il 4. believed proceed to this
country on special mission. far thai PURPOSE and
lso 10 notify the marriage of tie King Leopold.
Accounts itOa. Lausanne, oi the 5lh, mentioned
~ oor correspondent. state tat the general auq-
ment IN Switzerland has bcen unanimously agreed
mon by the Diet. Al the representatives. Of the
tautuns have spoken 10 he elrcl o. ii xpcdlcncy
th"uRh many Impressed Their cons Iel.on that no
hostile mtcnttuua against ; @iss independence were
entertained either by Austria o. Prussia. There
Is evidently a patriotic determination, however to
suatd against any danger Of the ind The Aloul
leur publishes Royal Ordmanp by which NJ
dAfso"t ~ authorized 10 sign for zen Scbasuani
WHO is gone to take tie altels o. Won't dor Tor
the hencht of his health. Thesc papers do not
brmS any news from Portugal 50 recent as ou,
I#t4t II . a., q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
4 g4sS'E OF lH.ETg.EsS
HehdtHta3 IN Lt6erty Pos OBcc on tie Isl IL
[ Il

,
Of Oeto5e1, lS32
A-Col. Mark Anthony Jeremiah Adams.
H-Jamcs Bunch, Mis- Edith w. Brown, Hen
ry Bird, Thomas Burroughs, Hannah Burruss,
Israel Bomond, Armistead Blackwell, Guret Bur
son, MilIy p. Baughn.
E-Willio Crouch, VIM. Crumr, John p
Campbell, Wm. Campbell, Campbell & Johnson ,
Joel Crumpoler, Rev. Jonathan Cobbs, Elijah Cal
vert, Bedford S. p Clerk =, Bedford &. G. Clerk o
DPeasant Dawson, Thomas Z. DovcrcuX
Iabe1 Dcarcn, Edward Davidson, john or Jomima
Dearlns.
t.-Noraden d. Early, Mr. NJ Edwards .
E'-Caleb Ferguson Rev. Miles Fay.
tt--Mrs. Angelina w. Goggln.
Is-John Henry, Lawson Hurt, John Howd
Samuel Hoffman, Edward Haynes.
.E-Sovcrln Jeter, Thomas Jones 2, Thomas
Johnson, Milton j. James
L-Barnabass Lane Sampson Lewis or J. l.
Mayhem, john s Lcitwict. David Lively
M-Harvcy Mitchell 2, Edward D. Moore,
Rev V. M. Mason, John Martin, George Martin,
WIN Martin, NatIanltlI. Manson, Madison Moor
ton, Robert Miller, Miss Charlotte c. Mitchell. d.
Thomas p. Mitchell Z p r. Norman William
Marshall, Edmond McGeoree
N-George Norvel Charles Nelms 1, Miss
Cathorinc NOEL
O-Miss Judith NJ Oversrree,, Aggy Oliver
P-Stcphen Punky, Beverly Pagett, Miss Nan
cy petross Charles Porlerield Dr. D. Patteson =
Miss Nancy Preston
fs-Samuel Rich, Mrs. Jane c. Randolph, John
Rider, Robert Rosebraush, Thomas Robertson.
S-GroSs Scrugss, Miss Marah A. Scott, An
drew SknncII Pleasant Scott, VIM. Staples, Mel
son Sale , Joel Sheppard, Bedford SHERIFF..
w Wesley Fhomos. SiIas, Tavor Jasper C.
Thompson, William h. Trigg, William Terry.
Mrs. Fucker Joshua T.nse... VIM Tracy, Ere
Terry.
WINS Nnrcissa p Nhitemorc, Rev Jesse
Wit, Wesley White 3, Giles Ward, John J
Wynn, Francis II Woods, Jam Wright
WIN. L. PORTER, p. NJ.
Oct | w3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
30 ARD OF HEALTH.

AT meeting of the Board of Health of the town
OF Lynchbnrg, on the 4th October, it was
| ReSolred, That the President of the Board of
Health employ decent person. whose duty il shall
be to inspect all boats coming up from Richmond,
that may arrive at the limits of the jurisdiction of
the Corporation, where they shall be stopped until
such examination shall be made, and permission
gwen by thus officer to proceed to the landing and
II he Lave reason to believe tina: there has been
sickness by Cholera, or any of the hands on
board are affected with premonory symptoms
OF Cholera the same shah be forthwith re.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04


sss.u into which = sf,syed ne Tor tie"
,nov better bow 49,, fesoinate aPseli ANA my
OPINIONS. /, IS useless - wsh that moro ume hau
eeen allowed ms ar! yan - regret TIM; could not
rinele IN our DELIBERATIONS, Could ha.e an,icipa-
ted the state OF public ee.ins IN Georgia the honofa
bic employment which dstains N, accepted as 1t
wss not merely on the seuFe 81 health aR TT the
cra,iicasion OF my colleagues anl constituent
mus, have teel refused We ! n7T able ~
suppor, q hong Journey. | Should Sill fl mff'f
bound to return. Bui the hope Of rsaea'ns home
in CO ,di,ion to cnease IN any ave duty rs Ut
moro feeble than that II tfies ss5siseaols iy NY
presence Nothing rnaiHs IN me- ibso. ''' 10
cona,, d voa arl ar ea.aaaaa sasatfy to Gre Wo-
lection OF thai ro0er v.taest VII ad all .,d'h
IS but f,lly f,.c eaaIiss5 II b. 49, must 90 no-
We GAS away, hefae4as - ny destiny for good
OF Ter evil
Ian. gentlemen win rsat rzsPsat af-' sincere
esteem, your irepd ana is..ae saztn.
RICHARD Hszkt WILDE.
To Col. WM CcArnSe, Hon JuaS p k.No,
AusrsriN Slsu.affp. Isl Augusta, Goo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

n =
ID ESpEC IFULLY informs the citizens o
q Lynchburg that he expects to spend few
days in their town on his return from the Spring.
about the 18th Of Sept As he is a stranger n
most of the citizens, he submits the following letter
frem Dr. Samuel Jackson, Of Philadelphia, to ID
A. Porbey OF New Orleans
Phuadt{plia, Dee 81 1870.
Or. A. Peibey-Dear Sir take the liberty to
introduce to your acquaintance my iric'Id, DIR. S.
Fitch who will visit New Orleans DIR. Fitch is
regularly educated as practitioner Of Medicine
Is very intelligent and well informed gentleman,
and has devoted his attention chiefly to Dental Sur
gerry, on which subject he has written an excellent
work. The visit of DR. Fitch is entirely profes-
sonal; and any services you eau render him will
be esteemed favor by your obedeht servant
SAML. JACKSON"
Also, copy Of a letter from the Hon. Benjamin
w. Richards, Mayor ofthe city Of Philadelphia. 10
Edward fotk, Esq OF New Orleans:
=" Ne Dur Sir lhe bearer of this is Il well ed
ucated and very respectable Dentist, who has for
some years past praclsed very successfully IN our
city. He is young gentleman OF excellent char
aeter aud have reason II believe Of more than
ordinary skill IN his profession You may safely
recommend Inn, and You VIII oblge me by permit
ting Inn To refer to you, il Unnecessary. am, very
truly yours, b W. RICHARDS"
To EDWARD IoRK, Ia.
Il furored By Dr. 5. ) f'aea. !
philodalphia, Dec rs, 1850.
- pRICES-Onc Dollar for each operation
exclusive o gold, which Will be "a SCI aratc crarge-
( j. RlicreAres in Lgacdbafg-Col. Lam yhorne,
Capt. otcy Nm. Bailey and Alexander Temp
kins, E>ps.
Aug 80 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

TIE Hoon.-There is, know not why, some
thing peculiarly pleasing to the imagination in cen
templatlns the Queen of Night, when she is aca-
ding, as the expression is, among the vapors which
she has not the power to dispel and which on their
side are unable entirely to quench her lusrc 1t is
the striking image ofpatient virtue, calmly trea
ding herpath through good report and bad report
having that excellence in herself which ought to
command all admiration, bu, bedmmed in the eyes
ofthe world, by suffering, by misfortune, by ca
lamity. lITp9dsteot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
MIR. FOX.

The celebrated Orator, was one day told by a
lady whom he visited, that she did not cue three
S+tps q a loHse for him" He Immediately took
out MS pencil and wrote the following lines =
a lady has told me, and in her own house,
That she cares not for ME " three skps of d
louise ~
forgive the dear creature for what she has
said
Since women will talk Of what RUNS IN THEIR
HEAD.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

Anew cobee pothas heel .ssehted in Paris, by
which the coffee is mae s.l,hout evaporation The
lamp extnguishes itself rs soon as the coffee is
made the water comes down on the coffee OF It's
own accord in boiling state, which retains IN the
coffee the whole Of lis aroma & in addition TO this
Judging by the the prints Of the vessel, which we
have seen, j, makes very handsome ornament
TLonio1 G'Obe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
Diggcs Lottery and Exchange OOce.
GREAT CAPITALS.
100000 DOLLARS.
10000 Do
TICKET ONLY s..
Virginia Petersburg Lottery,
ENecutOr's Notice.

a LII persons having claims against the Estate
N ofCo Thomas Moore, decd are requested to
present them properly authenticated for adjustment
and all persons indebted to the Estate, whose
debts are now due, are hereby called upon to make
payment. Longer indulgence cannot be given, as
we anxious to settle and wind up the concerns
of the Estate EDWIN d. MOORE, } ~,
BALDA MCDANIEL, { FIX ofS
Oct.4 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

81 LoaiS 81. lS-O,u City continues unusual
" healthy For the week ending yesterday, at noon
we have heard of but two nterments, one of which
was from the Hospital The inhabitants do not
appear to opp,ehcnd any danger from the Cholera
Notwithstanding it had approached near us.
Our last advlces from Jefferson Barracks, report
the troops to be perfectly healthy, and that no APP
pearancc Of the Cholera exisl5 among them.
Republican,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
81 10
Granl 9tal Of buruds

Plereaiire Of Caote1o--The inhabitants Of
Three Rivers, Canada, have had hardly a fatal
case oi eaolela among them. a one prudent pre-
ventiya, they have publicly burned large quant-
" ofatu. Whtsbey, Drendy, OF port WINE may
b. b4,nt INSTEAD, where thcrc Is no rum
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
LYNCHBURG, OCTOBER 4, 1872,
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.


mond ale no later than Saturday last. We nm.
vioasIy received the report OF Thursday, on wb..s.
day there were only II lntcrmeus On FRIDAY lIe..
were b laterments Of which . were white 4 Ii e.
lored persons, showing an increase of Is since tn.
preceding day. and indicating a rapid augmentation
OF eases, instead of decline us we had sincerely
hoped TO see. On the next day however. lSat.
urdoy) there We're only 10 intermcnts reported
i white and 10 coIofed persons 1t has been
remarked that tie returns of nermonts are
received only from the Poor House crave ward
and therefore furnish no fair criterion of the
extcat of the mortality. We were apprized O.
this fact; but VIC also kno@ that, there ha1a been.
of late years, but very few burials in the Old
Church Yard but little space remaining in that an
Gent 4" home oi the dead" unoccupied. Tie Com
pier contains report from the Wariens ofSt
Johns, showing that from the Sth to the Both ut
there were only FIR burias in this cemetery W.
copy the following from the Compiler OF tue 2g,h
ult
The mortality still falls principally upon tie
poor blacks The habits of our co'orcd population.
fpaitic Aary the free their indiscrcct exposure aud
r,~tt.,,;.a !, ,heir duet law ,hcn omen IN tbe sl
Of the destroyer VIZ fear, too, that many of the
free people ofcoollf are actually persh NJ on e.
count OF the unfortunate and unfounded prejadle.
,bo' call ~, ',,,,s a,' ~, ,, t.,.e IN fins.
establishments. where they would be well fed vel
nursed, and well attended by humane and shl.iql
phys'e'aas' sever" Ii'es might be spared.
','', ',o',, va i.
institution from fine ,bolcra. VIZ tbc CONVEX WIZ,
was ioand IL the asphyXia state on Thursday mon.
h''S -al'a 'nat 'aefe are : OF othe%S, VITA Inc
r'o,, '''''2 A"'! "'0 '''' '''0s' "''F
In tie r1Jiic aura there are 6o,- c,sos =
ChoIora-but the Physician hopes they are likely
10 10 well We are Pleased to hear from Or Cham
au aaa ,l % %. 1p o'I ,, ''I'' " '''' 'a''
der the disease as formidable as the public General.
y regard 1t Let it be taken in h Pe oniory STAG,
IN Is the great secret Tor resisting Il. 10 ut
a,,,,. ;',',,.,s ,.
own servants and upon the free blacks oftho CIV
Perhaps much of the mortality of Thursday es.-
,,''' d I :, - ~ "',''@T V,1
spell of fair bracing weaiher iii rallv n,itioa,
Physicians had 'cal1ted woudreacI the maNima0
"op' '''s ''' u ''''' '''' ""e'oy been
W. l,,,1, :, !, ,,,4 ,r so,,. or H. pp
were
w understand that since the cholera appeared
IN the Penltentlafy, one of the oooNiets heeams
nc''''','" ''' 'S'HPC S1@ca hnie
,nn bong fired winch wounded him in the lag #
| H.. -. 49, :, ~. /, . :. ..,:.... :.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
MONTREAL.

Inc IN, du Pcnple of yesterday, (says the
Montrea Gazette of the Goth, publishes table of
the MORALITY in this city since the appearance OF the
cl,oeranmong Us, which will give to our friends at
disl,aee an idea of the dreadful peolence with
whiehthis city has been visited.
In Hhe Catholic Bnrying Ground, from the 18th
Juei 10 the 18th September, there have been inter
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

HaHt of Nec York.--The Official return of the
City Inspector lor last week gives aggregate of
23s deaths, OF which - were by Cholera, during the
past week. The decrease of deaths by Cholera, as
compared with the preceding week, is Gas by
the following taI'e appears:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

The living Skeleton, Calvin Edison, has, we learn,
at LENGTH evaporaied. He died few days since at
his residence IN vermont Of 1aJcs .Mantefiea,
as II Is sud. Tie i" hungry worm" WAS hardly Il
worm OF good taste TO take up It's residence IN such
mere atomy.2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
FIRM Tie \. y JHrHai u C1m. Srp' %
ONE DAY LATER


by the packet ship North America, Capt Marcy
W. have received London papers of Aug. l6th, and
Liverpool TO the l7th inclusive
Parliament was to be prurogucd on the 10th. The
Times Of that day undertakes to anticipate the con
tents Of HIS Maiesys Speech on the OCCASION
without however pretending 10 any accurate know
ledge concerning IL
The last report the Central Cholera Beard, da-
ted Aug, 18th gives an aggregate ofS9S new eases
IN England and Scotland, and 2G1 deaths Total
cases, 80 53i deaths | 500
The Cholera still prevails at Liverpool New
cases during the week ending Aug. Eth, So
deaths l22
LIVERPOOL, Aug L.
Josffn BoNAPARTr, ex King of SPAN, and bro
ther Of the Emperor Napoleon, arrived here yester-
day IN the Philadelphia packet ship Alexander.
lie IS accompanied by Count Surveillicrs and other
officers, and attended by numerous suite. His
presence caused crowds of persons to assemble AT
the doors ofthe Kings Arms Hotel where he So
Journs, Oh his way, It's presumed, to London.
Dinner SPOILED AT two o'clock Yesterday
the Police Union Were TO hold their reform dinner
on Brandon-iiill, near Bristol Tables were CO
vered for many hundreds, and all was likely to pro-
coed peaceably aud comfortably when lust as the
company were about 10 take their seats an I'M
| inense gang OF Partgrtiians commenced an inds-
eliminate attack, not only on the parties present,
but destroyed every thing that came in their way ,
OF course dreadful scene of confusion followed
Tue mob carried away food knives and forks, and
every thing that was portable Up to half past 4
nothing could exceed the confusion that prevailed
Surely the legal authorities Of Bristol must be very
r'mss n then duties, to suffer the respectable in
habitants TO be at the mercy ofthe wret; hed rabble
We should have thot that they had tolerabe les
son during the Weherell affair. Our informant
left Bristol at o'clock in the afternoon Gio5e.
RUSSIAN RAacARlrY.-Fif,een Russian officers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
From he Loadon G9uri JourHaI

1t appears hat General SIR john Campbell, who
has been iur some time IN Portugal, was witii the
army on thc 32d and I'D ult WHEN the battle took
lla &c botwcen the Const;atonaiiss aud the VI que
htea. few days a. Il letter Was received by a
distinguished Member oflhe Trdp Party here from
@4f John Cuutuc.l n Whilf.tbe writ, Jodl.s that
asy hing more tnaua mtie siurmsh tool, place
HE following are the words Of part OF his letter
- Yesterday the 81. We made administration in
the hope ofdrtWiue Don Pedro INTO trap, but he
would not seize the balt--thele w. some fighting,
with loss On both sides but II could handy be called
battle S.r John Campbell Is married toa Pow
tasRcsc Countess and IS great partisan Of Ion
Miguel. lie IS an excellent officer, and the whole
plan of the campaign has been arranged by him
The Duke Of W olnstoni VINO las seen letters
from Sir John Campbell and others IN Portugal on
whose opinions he places reliance considers the
cast Of Don Pedro desperate. Su Robert w llson,
who at first thought differently, now says tlAt I'm
less Pedro can command force enough to march
out from Oporto, and attack the Mignchtcs hen
ever they come near the city he Is lost Act
lng ON the mere defensive, will not avail. These
opinions have been reported u tie King, who takes
great interest IN the affair"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04
something New aud ttractiye
AT WARDS OFFICE.
$1,000 FOR ~.
North River Free Bridge Lottery,
70 be drawn at Stanton, 29d October, 1892

Besides many others Of $l5, 10 &c.
Tickets only -, Halves Qrs 80 cts.
For sele at WARDo OFFICE II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

Ltbetta.-The September number Of the African
Repository IS received The latest dates from the col
ony TO the 20,h Of July. There are also several
interesting letters Of different dates, from the colo
NAL agent the physicians, and other officers of the
settlement The health ofthe place has continued
to improve and the disease orthe climate So much
dreaded by strangers, to which so many formerly
fell victims, has yielded very much to professional
skill The number of deaths among the emieran.s
who arrived al the colony since the first of January
eighteen hundred and thirty one, has not exceeded
t,ur per cent Their agriculture also continues to
flourish. Much attention and with success, has
been turned 10 the cultivation Of coffee plant in
digcnous to the country. One individual expects
shortly to have plantation Of 20, 600 trees compile
ted. Cotton and indigo are also spontaneous pro
doctiors. and bid fan upon the application OF capi-
tai, to yield profitable returns, and become valuable
artcles for expectation. The present expectations
consist chiefly of camwood, livery, PLAN OIL, tor
toise shell and some gold The amount for the
last year was isl25 6l9 TO- and there was on hand
on the ist January merchandise for export valued
at -l1 loo
Tie Jupiter arrived ont on the Goth of Nav with
l72 cmisrants, whose appearance is highly spoken
Of, by the AGENT. A large part Of them were i'm
med,atoly sent up To Caldwell in order to undergo
thon seasonlngi-and preparations were made for
assigning them their farm lots. Three had died ON
the passage. All tie Baltimore cmigrants arrived
sale--exeept woman sand To tie | 10 years of aye
fhe agent speaks highly Of the condition Of the
public schools, as at present organised, -and states
the only deficiency to consist in the want of means
fol establishing few schools among the re captu-
red Africans. These have been urgent in their
request ior such an establishment at their settle
ment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

An intelligent gentleman just returned from Eng
land states that al recent dinner Of The Political u
mons IN London, Dir. Hume presiding, on the
kealth OF his Majesty the KIM being given, cy,ry
class was Instantly turned bottom upwards. No
one drank
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

81 We learn that sixteen Of the bontmen en-
ployod IN the navigation between this place and
Richmond, have died of the Cholera
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-04

Bi24ep Cdq&e.-This distinguished gentleman
having resigned his Blshoprc in Ohio has selected
place IN the Territory of Michigan for his future
residence It's his intention To devote the residue
oihls lie to the gratuitous preaching Of the gospel