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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.

From the Norfolk Herald Of August l.
HEALTH OF THE rowN.-The physicians had not
reported any new case Of Cholera up to IL O'Clock
yesterday. The Board of Health will meet this af
ternoon and publish their report to- morrow morn.
ing including this day.
HEALTH PoRrsMoyrH-The cases of Cholera
reported in our last, were up TO IL O'Clock Sun
day. There death in the afternoon of that
day, colored man about so years of age. On
Monday there four deaths, all colored persons
one an old, and middle aged man, and two
children under years Of age. There were within
the same 81 hours, 90 cases of the disease which
recovered and convacsccnt. Yesterday there
were four deaths up to o'clock in the afternoon
including two white persons, one of unexception-
able habits, but without medical aid for 10
hours after the attack; the other somewhat irregu
lar if not incorporate. One of the blacks, an ei
derly woman, was attacked at O'Clock, p. M. and
was corpse ut half past four. There about
ten cases yesterday which yielded to medicine by
timely application, and are considered convalescent,
and two which were not expected to recover. In
every case, We learn, in which medical aid was ap.
piled at the commencement, the patient recovered
The authorities bestirring themselves to
cleanse the town and remove all nuisances; better
late than never; but how much better had it been
IT the work had been commenced little sooner.
There was error in the name of one of the
white men reported in our last it was Crossiev and
not Crosbie The marine, we learn, was and old
sodker; he ate whole water melon and cut up the
rind and eat it with vinegar!
1t will be seen by Ordinance of tho Common
Council which We publish to-day, and to which we
particularly invite the notice of country friends
that ,odfer melons. musk MELONS and green corn
are not allowed to be brought to our market; pine
apples are also subject to similar prohibition.
They are all fruitful sources of disease, and to
them may be traced more than half the cases of
sickness which have occurred the present season.
The measure, we are aware, will be a grievance to
the country people in our vicinity, and as such is
to be regretted but it is of mperious necessi.
ty Salas popui, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
BOARD OF HEALTu-ALBANy

MONDAY, July 81, 4 P. VI.
New cases of Epidemic Cholera &c, of which
are severe. Deaths 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

BIGGER again entirely ahead, AID perfectly
Triumphant
Il ARAWING of the Virginia Dismal Swamp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

Ne Ell HERRINGs, AT $3.75.-3OO bar
~ ,eIs Of No. ], Nett Hcrrings, for sale by
JAS. WINSTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

The City Inspector of Now York reports the
death of S79 persons during the week ending on
Saturday, the 2Sth inst. viz: 34a men, 293 women,
1872 boys, and 100 girls.
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BOARD OF HEALTH-PHILADEL
HEALTH OFFICE, Aug Moon.
Cholera Report for the last "a hours.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
lew York, August l, 1882.
nd deaths for the "a hours, up
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.9t The gsrs inim Kscmi.easiury

49, .1C - " = tWtft n CWf3gE1EldiFU,
HNAKMERS can DO supplied with Wheat
N Threshers, Fans, heavy and light Wagons,
Carts Pioughs' Gear of different kinds, Hoes,
Axes, and indeed any article of agricultural nse
of good materials, faithful workmanship, and on
accommodating terms. Millers car be supplied
with Burr Stones of any size; and country mer-
chants with the various manufactures by the guam
tity at very reduced prices.
IHOS. c. MONCURE, GenI Agr.
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The information contained in the following letter from
Buenos Ayres Is confirmed by others from respectable
sources III that city The prosecution, rather
persecution oil an American minister OF the Gospel for
alleged niracton OF law in relation the solemnzaiou
oil marriage Is an evidence of the present feeling OF that
government and people towards our citizens and those
who knew the Buenos Ayreaus well prepared to see
that act followed up with similar testimonies of ill-wi
on their part upon as slight preexts the just
toned One letter received yesterday, mentions that the
famous Admiral Brown had applied to the b. A. Govern
men OF its schooners, in order attack and capture
the u 3 sloop OF Lexington, then lying the river
Should the attempt be made of which, however, there
can scarcely be any probability, the Admiral will find
at there some difference between the gallant sailors
the United States and those whom it his better for
tune to engage under Don Pedro Nothing short of the
demonstration OF suitable naval force from this country
Will from what we can learn, bring Buenos Ayrean
friends 10 their senses:
Extract Of letter to a gentlemen in This cify doted
"BUENos AYREs, August 22d, 1882.
81 am afraid this vexed Falkland Island question IL going
to become serious Mr. Bayes and the Go, rnment are
al direct issue and he has asked his passports The
vernment has requested personal interview, which will
take place to-day, and then shall know whether we
are TO go TO war or not."-BdH. finer.
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DONH glSFEC.

THE BANK S.-WHEEL1Nc. VA.
According 10 notice, William Moore alias Devon. and
oUnueI mcPherson' committed upon charge OF being
concerned in robbng The North Western Bank Of Wheel
ing, "a" were brought before Judge King on Monday az
lernoon under wit Of habeas corpus Peter A. Blown
and Robert VI. Lee, Esqs acting for defend ants and Au-
gd.ns ~. Richards, Esq for tie commonwealth.
a few days ago when the prisoners had hearing be-
lore Tie Mayor they denied knowing each other or ever
having seen Tie note passed by Of the company.
person named Peter Van Tassal, was committed 10 the
Debtors Apartment TO be used evidence against the
Olicrs.
FGn TdssoI sUorH- Dcposed, llia upon the election
morning hc met Moore i'm The street, and accosed him bv
name; bat Moore did not at first recognize him. as ii had
been some time since they had met Mcpherson was mol
wh hnn Moore advised witness 10 go 10 tho West, ii
nc wished 70 make money, saying tat ibis place
Di nm 70 I've, aiding iati witness short Of money he
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H ANSDOWNE IN MARKET offer for sale this
ia beautiful Residence and Farm, containing, by survey
about S35 Acres, adjoining the farms Of Messrs Wexford
and Bernard, and within three miles Fredericksburg
This settle is notorious for health Justly to ene il 10
the character OF an American Montpelier The residence
is new and commodous, containing eight rooms and has
attached, all Sary out buildings, both for domestic
ana farming purposes Between and 600 are Rap
pahannock flat, the balance unduatng wood land i'm the
back ground OF the house, from which the prospect is
tensve and beautiful The arabic land divided into four
hcs OF l2O TO $50 EACH has been rapidly
during the occupancy the subscriber The farm Is well
watered, having stream through each field and is well
adapted TO the growth of grass in with all the
products OF our tide water DISTRICTS good Spring within
a stones throw of the door
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will doubtless view the
premises which will be shewn 10y myself all times, or
my Ma..dger, in ofmy absence0 Title unouestona
BILE, aud terms accommodating early application be made
Any further particulars if desired, will be readily obtained
by line addressed to GEO. w. BASSETT.
October 2. 42-Iaf
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July 10.

HN CHANCERY-VIRG1N Powlaan Coun-
n ~ Court September l0th, 1892:
Benjamin Bernard and George H. Moody and Ann RI .
his wife, formerly Ann II. Scott, Plaintiffs
against
John Bernard David Bernard, Francis Bernard Jacob
Bernard, Judith Flournoy formerly Judith Bernard Re-
becca Porter, Formerly Rebecea Bernard, Mary Ann Har
nson, once Mary Ann Bernard, and VIM Crinp Sheriff
Of The county Of POwhalan and admir- de bonis non of
WIN. Bernard, deceased, Defendants
This day came the pI1inGHs by their attorney, and
filed their bill against the defendants praying for sale Of
tract Of Land in this county, late the property Of VIM
Bernard deceased, and for division Of the proceeds
among his heirs and the defendant, William Crump She
m Of Powbatan, and admir- dc bonis Of the said WIN.
Bernard decd having fled bis answer to the said bill
and the other defendants not having entered their appear
ance and given security, according the act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court; and appearing the
satisfaction Of the Court tha they inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, the motion Of the plaintiffs by
their attorney II is ordered, at the said defendants do APP
pear here on before the third Wednesday in Decefn-
Der next, and answer the plinhd} bill; and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published ~ The city Of Richmond, aud continued for two
months excessively and that another copy be posted Up
at the door Of the Court house Of this county.
a Copy Tese, WM S. DANCE ok.
October 42-wSw
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in all lis terrors This proud Republic is 10 receive its
President aud Vice President ALSO the hands OF the
bank, aud be governed by agents aud attorneys,
The sPecuidfiOns Of 1892 have higher object than
those OF 1919. Then, few only desired TO build up
private fortunes at the expense oil their fellow citizens
Now the control Of the Government is the grand object Of
the Bank managers The bank aspires TO elect Presidents
and Vice Presidents for the people. Fortunes, honors,
Offices possibly the titles and necures OF eastern
arches, may be the remote results OF victory in this
test, II the bank succeeds, the liberties of the American
people will be Tor ever and they will receive their
Chief Magistrates from less pure and honorable
iLnn The prminrian cohnris of doc raled Rnmn..
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n N ClANCERY-VIRGINI rules holden in
"a the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for the county of Hanover on the 3d day
OF September 1892:
Laney Jones, Sheriff of Hanover, to whom the estate
OF Amanda Mallory, deed. committed for adminstra
ton, PlainliT
against
he Defendant, John Kimbrough r not having enter
ed his appearance and given security according the Act
oil Assembly and the Rules OF this Court and il
TO the sasiaco of the Court that he not an nhaban
OF this country, it is ordered, that the said Defendant do
appear here, at the Rules TO be holden in the Clerks Of
ice oil the said Court in the month of December next and
answer the Plaintiffs billiard that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'm the
Guy oil Richmond, for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door of the Court
oil this county. Copy.-Teste,
PHILIP d. WINSTON, elk
October 3. ds,ys,y
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TnEAsuR9 DEPANrMrNr. }

JUIlc IS3Z.
JOTICE is hereby given to the Propretors of the Err
changed -Four and one half per cent Stock issued
in pursuance OF the act entitled can Act TO authorize the
Secretary OF the Treasury exchange Stock bearing an
interest OF four and half per for certain Stocks
bearing an interest OF six per cent approved the 26h
May, 1924 That the certificates of the said Stock which
are Fedeemabe after the 3l day Of December 1892 will
be paid the LIT day of January 1885, to the propreors
thereof or their legal representatives attorneys duly
situted e presentation and surrender Of the said Ger
icaes at the Treasury at the Loan Office where the
may stand credited.
Notice is further given, that transfer of the said
Certificates from the books Of the Treasury or of any
Loan Oce, will be allowed after the ls day Of Deem
Der, 1882
And, also, that the interest on the said Certificates will
cease and determine the 3ls day Of December alore-
said LOUIS McLANE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
July 10. is-IaG1stJan
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oh! if there be on earth n spot
Whore liic's tvmpestuous waves rage not =,
Or Il there be chorm--a Joy
Without safety, or alloy
OR u there he "a feeling ifaught
With cv'ry fond aud pleasing thought,
or II there be hope that lives
On the pure happiness il gives,
That envy touches not-whrrc strife
Meier minglcs with the cup of life;
Or if there be n word of bliss,
OF peace, of lovc-or happiness
Or If there Ice n refuge fair,
a safe retreat for toll and care,
Where the heart may dwelling find,
a store of many joys comhiu'd,
Where cV'ry feeling-ov'Iy tonl--
BcSt harmonises with it, own,
Whence it's vain wishes meier can rove,
Oh! 1t is Home ! home of love.
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scented to the club that the ladies be
No amusementsno schemes of pastime, assuredy
worthy OF encouragement, those which accompanied
directly or coaterally, with the presence and
ment OF the far and the chase aud sautary inuen
ces that invariably follow. Is it not pre-eminently TO
Them that Baltimore may safely and proudly challenge the
regard Of strangers with Of admiration and
specR =
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rseGEK'Re
ren rsr NrMA,Ss uSsUNo.'

MtHH NEr NtMAiNs uNsUNG.N
LiEG.-DY BNRRv CoRNw III.
We are bora, we laugh; wc weep;
We live; we dtoop; we die.
All wherefore do ya laugh, OF weep
Why 10 we 1.-Two, oi dir:
Who knows that secret icc?s
Alas, net
WHY doth the violet spring
Unsenn by human eye?
why do the ra liant Sedsoas bring
Sweet thoughts that quickly ny
Why do our fohl hearts cling
10 things that die
We toil,-thiongh pain and wrong;
We fight lily;
We love; we lose, then, ere lons,
Stonc-dcad we lie.
% life is an thy song
"Eiiure aud die 20
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4 Hides, Leather, sc. for sale.
~ MNa&Es
4 600
s'NNcf VI NAhNA
500 Calcutta kip-skins

n NtVV 500 Calcutta kp-skins,
Richmond sailed slaughter hides and calfskins,
Tanners oil, bark mills, curriers' TOOLS SC.
Leather OF all kinds, finished or in the rough bought
taken in barter,
1000 sides Northern sole leather of all qualities by whole
sale part Of a side,
Wax. russell and grain upper leather of all kinds
60 doz. Philadelphia and other calf skins,
Boot morocco, seal, lining and binding skins
1000 lbs. shoe-thr of all qualities,
Boot and shoe trimmings tools, lasts, Sc SC.
Skirting, harness and bride leather,
Hog bag hides sheep skins, sc.
Buffalo, leopard, bear, and hair seal skins,
Fsh-skns, web of all kinds, cut tacks, sc.
Saddlery and sadlers tools of all kinds,
Saddlc-ree serge, deer's hair, sc.
Choise and covering hides, patent leather,
Morocco skins, coach-lace gig-handes and bands,
Coach-steps wood springs, moss, and gig bows,
Stage, wagon, and gig collars,
1000 Pair Richmond made plantation shoes,
Cash paid for country hides.
Oct. 10. II6-wIw1 w & c. CRANE
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Ocfohnr ..

EN CHANCERY-VIRG1NIA- Rules holden in
a the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery, for the county of Buckingham ON
Monday, the first day of October, 1882:
James Scott, executor of John Lessle decd who was
executor SC OF Robert Craig, deceased, Daniel Call
as receiver Sc PLGs
against
Thomas Peteson and Sarah S. his wife, Maria Couch
Thomas A. Wintrey, John S. Winfrey, Eli Balowe and
Sarah his wife Samuel Winfrey, William Ballowe and Eli
zabeh his wife, Charles A. Scott, William Anderson Will
liam Turner, Mary Ann Turner Julia Turner, Robert
Turner, Sarah Turner Ellen Turner, John Turner and
James Turner, the only heirs of Fleming Turner decd
and George Booker and John Forbes, Trustees, Defts
The defendants, Thomas Patteson Sarah S. his wife
Maria A. Couch, Thomas A. Winfrey, John S. Winfrey,
Eli Ballowe and Sarah his wife, Samuel Winfrey, William
Balowe and Elizabeth his wife, having entered their
appearance and given security according the Act of As
sembly and the rules of this Court, and it appearing bv
satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
counry It's ordered that the said absent defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next April term and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published i'm
the city of Richmond for months successvey and
posted at the front door of the Court House of this county
Copy. Teste, II. ELDRIDGE, c. G. S. C.,
October 10. 47-wSw
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6SHOCKG HILL TAVERN.-The subscribers have
~ taken this well-known stand formerly kept by Mr.
John Tdman, ami recently by Mr.. Wilson Bracke The
house has just undergone thorough repair and no pains
oreXpense have been spared in furnishing the rooms with
furniture, beds and bedding all OF which entirely
and pledge ourselves 10 keep Table Bar
well supplied. Our stables are large aud airy, with pure
and wholesome water flowing in abundance the door
OF the stable We shall take great to have hand,
at all times good supply OF corn clean and sheaf oats
aud hay, OF the best quality.-Cauages gigs SC. pre-
served from all kinds OF weather Servants accommoda
ions comfortable. And we ready 10 accommo-
date in good syle travellers, permanent or transient
boarders The high and healthy situation of the house,
on III, between LIST aud I'd Streets into which the main
western and northern roads enter and the long experience
which one OF the firm obtained in the business having
been employed by John Tanan this house. also at the
Planters Hotel, and afterwards being principal manager
for Mr. Archibald Robertson at the Washington Tavern
together with the unrenitted attention which we shall nav
TO the comfortable accommodation OF such may favour
us with their CUSTOM WILL we trust, ensure liberal
share Of public patronage. b. s. S. JONES
Oct. H. 45-wlyy
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EDUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF Deed of Trust exc
Il cuted by Jefferson Swami, the 22d day of Sept
1929, and recorded in the Clerks office of Powhaan for
purposes therein mentioned, will be sold to the highest
bidder. at public auction, for ready money at Powhatan
(beng Powhatan County Court day. Tract of Land OF
1919 acres, in the county of Powhatan, called Woodland
adjoining the lands of Richard Taylor, and Samuel Drake
and oher;-or, much thereof may be necessary 10
satisfy the said Trust Deed and such title only as is
vested in the Trustees will be conveyed TO the purchaser
BY THE TRUSTEES.
October I6 46-wfds
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III II CHAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Al rulrs hold in liz
IA Clerks office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, for Mcckenburg county OH the first Mon
day in September, 1892:
James Jones' sheriff and administrator with the will
annexed OF Powell SHELTON, decd, Richard Wootton Pol
ly Wootton, Thomas Overon, administrator of Powell
Wootton, decd; Also Susan Wooon widow of the said
Powell ootton and John Wootton, William Wootton and
Powell Wooon, children of the said Powell Wootton nv
Thomas Overlon their next friend, Plaintiffs
against
Peter Bailey, administrator with the will annexed of
Samuel Wootton Sen, Joseph b. Clausc Samuel Woot-
ton and George W. Brame (hs securies;) also the said
Samuel Woolton, Martha Tanner, Samuel Woolton. Jr
David c. Wootton, John Wooon, VIM. Daniel Jr and
Elizabeth his wife, -- Coleman and Nancy his wife
and William Wootton; also, VIM SHELTON and Epbrai,p
Allen and Martha his wife, and Samuel Daniel Henry
Vail and Sarah his wife, Elizabeth Daniel James ClarJv
and Ritter his wife, Walter Daniel, and John Dlnel and
Martha Wall, widow of Frederick WALL deed. Defis
The defendants, Peter Bailey George W. Brame Mar
tina Tanner, David c. Wootton VIM. Daniel Jr and Eli
zabeth his vile, - Coleman and Nancy his wife
William Wooon, William Skelton, Ephraim' Allen and
Martha his wife, Samuel Daniel, Henry Wall and Sarah
his vile, Elizabeth Daniel James Cardy and Ritter his
wiie Walter Daniel, John Daniel, and Martha Wall wi.
dow oil Frederick WALL decd, not having entered their
appearance according 10 the Assembly and the rules
this Court; and appearing from satisfactory evidence
that they not inhabitants OF this State on the motion
OF the plaintiffs, by Richard III. Baptist their attorney il
ordered that the said defendants do appear here at rules
to be holden for the said Court the Clerks Office thereof
on me lrst Monday in January next, and answer the
plaintS bill; and that copy OF this order be inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond or
town OF Petersburg, for eight weeks successivev and
posted at the front door Of the Court House of the said
county. copy.-Teste,
J. j. DAILY, ID. c. NJ. c. s. C.. l.. c.
October 2. 12N,ys,y
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HNDUCATION.-My School for the ensuing wear will
open on the 18th day of January, and close on the
LIST day of December In this School will be taught the
English, Latin and Greek Languages; Geography with
the use of the Globes and Maps Arithmetic and Malhe-
mates. would receive twelve boys boarlers who
with my own sons, will make the number of scholars
tended TO form the School The price of board and tut
ton, including lodging, washing and candles will be
500 The School will be under my own management,
assisted in the tuition by my eldest Promises made
by teachers soliciting patronage have become too com
TO be much regarded suffice il to say that those
who put their wards under my care and nstruc-
ton, may be confident that their morals and Education
will be faithfully attended to. The government of the
School will be mild and parental, yet firm My resi-
dence in the county of Louisa, about miles from
tie Green Springs, neighborhood remarkably healthy
and free from dissipation of any kind.
October 5. TlS-wIOw1 p HACKETT
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FAI OTlCE.-Thc subscriber having leased that we'll
V known stand, the WAsHINGToN TAVERN, and its
having undergone thorough repair considerable ex-
pence is now ready to accommodate travellers IL use
less to say any thing about the situation the house. as
II is so well known; can only say, that the house is in
better condition than il has been stree
first built If my old friends, and the public generally
will give call, Twill try and give them satisfaction
October l6. [i6-2w] JOHN TALLMAN
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81 OTICE.-The subscriber wishing to retire from pub
lie business would like rent for OF years,
with the house and plantation The county Of Ches-
te6eld ~ miles above Richmond the main stage road
leading 10 Lynchburg II being the first stopping
place with the stages, the many advantages that this place
would possess TO Of enterprise and industry, IL
would be useless mention in advertisements as II is
presumed any person wishing to avail himself OF such an
opportunity will first aud see for himself would,
likewise be willing to furnish the renter with almost any
description Of furniture, any other article that would bo
suitable for such establishment If early application be
made. MACON TRABUE.
October 20. dS--w6w