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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-04

NCNtthtH Wishing 70 look AZ something superior
will please call and examine the above Cloths,
p Country Merchants, and those purchasing
TO sell again, will please call and examine our as
sonmcnt We can offer them very great induce
ments indeed we arc determined To- sell Goods al
very small advance on the New YORK prices
X Il b
May 10 8
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DOMESTIC NsIgs y.
From the Netc York JDaraat 4 cam eree, J4ly 4
THE CHOLERA.

From the .Nsir Y0rk JDarHat + cam eree, Jaiy
THE CHOLERA.
There was yesterday great dlmnutlon oil panic
IN regard TO the Cholera, and many seemed 10 be OF
opinion that We had no unusual disease anons US
We are sorry 10 say that W. cannot honestly en-
courage such belief The cases which occurred
yesterday, OF dccldei character so far 10 We have
knowledge, are five, VIZ two IN Water street a
boYe Peck slip, one at pubic House IN Warren
street. on At Dol Chambers street, and one at the
Corner Of Washington aud Duane streets. The
cas- ia Water street wGrr an lrlshman aud his
wIte, Of lulenperdlc hlolL gt.r d re attacked
carly yesterday morrlu =, 81 u..J IA 4'tarnoor
The man IN Warren st landed yesterday morning
from some conveyance on the North RlYta--ilc
was alive last night at 3 O'Clock, but ms recovery
was considered extremity doubtful The boy at
2Oi Chambers Il, (nlmed Sutton,) retired IN usual
health on Monday night,-awokc his parents by
his cries about o'clock yesterday morning,-had
the same symptoms which have attended all the
other cases, --und died about o'clock u. M.--We
have seen physician who was present at the
post moriem examination lie tells Us that though
he hts long been practitioner in tins city, and
had many eases olcommon cholera, th5t and last,
under his charge, this peculiar modification Of the
disease Is entirely new tc HIM The case at the
corner Of Duane and Washington st5 is an Irish
woman. She was attacked night before last, and
though living ats o'clock last night, WAS considered
near her end. We have no HIsh To fix the term
- Astatc, or any other term upoL these cases, -
but as far As the description goes, they are faith
fully and truly stated, upon direct and competent
authority. Atthe same time 1t is perfectly true
that the gene, L! health Of the city was never bet
ter Thu number ofdcathS per week is less than
usual Aud whatever may be the character of
these cases There IS no netd ofpunic,-much less
Of running away hom the city. We worry believe
that those citizens who remain will be safer than
those Who remove.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

"a topic OF frequent controversy amongst political
partsaus but M any case prefer a iaforlIe or .
friend, Ia the obvious or 10 the slightest deinmen
Of the public, eert@iniy eaunct bc justified by any
mode OF reasoning. Either TO obtain or to give m
office or contract, by any means Of anlieeor deep
ton, is highly eensurablc In the public laaetonary
who either participates IN the Of such means, or
eonnyes At them. Being called upon, IN this cHso
by vote Of majority Of the committee either to
agrcc or disagree TO the report determined ON by
them, ! nave fali nYsc!f compel!-l 10 dissent from
is absolute and general terms, and 10 express some
other opinion.
As uo argnmentative report has been prepared
or offered BY the Chairman or any Other member,
the Undersigned takes leave 10 declare hrs mere
opinion that the evidence reported % the House cs-
taJ shes the fact that strong endeayoars were used
by 5a,up Houston, to obtain flom the lae Sccre-
t5ry of WI the contract for supplying rnuon5
mentioned III the resolution Of the House and that
he was concerned with otasr persons at divers
tmcs IN atfempl. 'po.ta#4 slah contract u"on
terms ds1l.autoscous 10 the government.
How far those eudcayors ~sfc cNated by seek
~ any undue adgantu"es, y II be for the opinion
ii every member 10 bl lfmed from the ftrls aud
circumstances presented by the testimony though
% Simacl Houston is still private individual, not
having obtained the contract he can be further
affected by the decision.
That the late Secretary Of Wan, John II. Eaton
did manifest strong AMI partial dcstre 10 prefer
Samuel Houston N his Application tor the impor-
,lut contract proposed, i7 in the opinion OF the
undersigned clearly made ont by the who'll tr'n
Of fact, and rrcum, tanecs IS the inference that
he was prevented from completing a coatrae. at a
price far above that which the state OF ding,
warranted by the re m1nsrance and interference
Of others, by the glazing difference in the lower
terms offered and pressed upon the Department.
aud il Is but just aud charitable 10 add, by 4
fnal conviction oferror IN the calculations asslmcd
The President certainly knew of the proposals
oi Samuel Houston and at one time approved Of
ms having the contract on the highest terms propo
sal 10y him but the undersigned will not under
take To- imputc 10 him cOuSct0, snc5S OF the cKts
tcncc Of taaiuIenl' practices, aod IN approhn.
non OF then The evidence do 3 not conclusive
IL show thu, The President was from time 10 time
ac luuiuted with the gradltiou otuld, and estimates,
and ON orc occasion, be expressly SAID that the
lowest builder must have the contract, and, hanlIy
hcrcsoved on rapudolloz the plan OF con'raet5 al
together, except through the ComluIssary Generals
Department
For the support OF ,hese views the undersis
ned refers 70 the evidence reported.
JOIN LEEDS KERR.
House of Representatives., Jnigj
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NEW YORK BOARD OF HEALTH

Ns1r YOtE, july !, lS32.-I2 o'clock, NJ.
The Special Medical Council oftle Board of
Health respectfully report, that Immediately after
Their appointment yesterday afternoon, they exam.
med the report handed over to them and divided
themselves INTO committees To visit the eases refer
red to. They have done all that the short period
Of time which has elapsed since their appointment
has allowed them to do, towards investigating the
state Of the public health ofthe city.
They are constrained to say that several cases of
Cholera have presented peculiar symptoms aud cx
hbt unequivocal marks ofmallgnlty, not at all APP
pertaining to the ordinary cholera of the season or
climate
An cases reported MS malignant cholera to
the Board of Health, and 10y hem referred to us for
examination Were two perions reported by D~s
Dckay and Rhinrandcr, n No. 300 Water street
These, we were informed, upon ln4alrng o. the
spot, had died in the forenoon, and had been re
moved before the arrival of the members of the
Council
The thhd case was that of man belonging to
coal boat, Which arrived yesterday morning He
had sickencd on board the nght before he died
last night The Members of the Council who saw
hun are Of opinion that his case was different from
the usual cholera OF the season His is detail
ed 50 far as is known to your Council in document
(A)
Dr. Dannel reported to the BoaId two cases a,
No - Brosne street near the East river or
these cases one terminated fatally after fourteen
hours illness. and was not seen by your Council
the other, daughter ofthe deceased about years
old WIS visited IN day at half past eleven by two
of the Council The report of it is announced in
document b
DIR Powers reports case of cholera, the subject
Of which IS an aged woman at No 239 Mulberry
street She was seen by one of the Counc-hcr
symptoms indicating approaching dissolution, after
afcw hours illness.
A case ofgreat nalignity under the care of Dr.
Kennedy, atthe corner of Duane and Greenwich
streets has been seen, through his poli,enpss, by
four of your Council The subject of this case is
lad aboGt ten years of age, vino taken ill this
morning at2 o'clock, without any particular known
exciting cause.
This day DR.. Bcttner addressed the Board of
Health the following letter
was requested on the morning of the Sd of Ju- |
y to v'sttw persons said 10 bc Ill OF the Cholera
at 206 Waters st They were, when | saw them, in |
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12
Ffom tic y Y JourHa' ot Co@Me1cc, Ja'y G.
lorIph II II

Fr0a tic " Y Joarnat Of Co@~oac, Ja'y 6.
lotlocb u u
'ihc Special Medical Council, IN note to the
ChaiIa.lu Of the Board of Health dated 9TH INST
says, " Having reported to the Board the cTipieaee
of malignant choIet IN various quarter olthe e;p
they deem ii unnecessary and imprle'i"u.dc tokI.t
and make further written or detailed X potts upon
the cases Hereafter, therefore We are 10 expect
ltIc more than specification OF the number OF ca
ses and deaths unless the Council should desni a
more detailed Report in any particular instance
eXpedIent
Our Medical Reporter has notyct come in, ait
We are therefore unable to state particulars IN r
gard to the progress otthc Cholera Our mPfees
is that disease is rather on the lncrease though
have much reason To be encouraged that It's raFa-
ecs are no greater We have heard of number of
new es,sos since yesterday. There have been seye-
raj buriuls from the hospitals as Welt from pr-
yatc dwellings Some cases hive occurred IN the
most elevated and AIRY parts ofthe city. The Board
of Health have not yet made then report.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

The Anniversary Of IN Fo3r1 pass'd oil i''''''
" a preseason o' civ soae't. tue ''''''''7
II on regimen, To tirc tls accustomed .al1.e an'
.ofan,tarr Wai.a returned ttem yI,t'o W" IN
ven. constituted r1e Whole Paaia display. | ne
Episcopal CHURCHES "ef. generally 'fso 'ot se'''''
carly il, the morning. Tn shops, We oe5ef''o.
wer, mostly slused. and ssealmJny vel dressed
opI contents j looking citizens were promenadinS
,.c strcet.. 4asrl vcIf ~ bo1'bs around any OF
the public grounds or ea1tehes, onI eooscqaeouy
lule or no drunkenness AMI qnineIang. mere
was fine norlhcrly breeze during the day, a clear
sky. and notwithstanding he ab3ic,t'oa OF Alder
man DR. Rhiaaland,r Of his functions as one oil Nf
Board OF Health there vas no gloom over the Guy
In the evening he pube places were W. filed,
NiJlo's particularly, at which sc do not wonder.
for it's an atrsetiyc place and wh,rc. moreover II
there be an d.s a. citing virtues ia 'l,lanoas sd
pe,re sui .ar and charcoal enough OF eaehls night
IL burnt IN networks TO purb The whole Hehage
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WILLIAM STANBERY,
|. &. BATES.
OpiRionof NJ J. l.. ke1t

VFEHEVNW VI y n NJ,
The undersigned, as a member of the Select
Committee appolntedto inquire whether an at
tempt was made lay thelate Secretary of ar John
Ii. Eaton, trauluIcnty to give TO Samuel Houston
or TO any other person or persons concerned with
Samuel Houston, a contract ion SURVIVING ratiops
to such Indians as might cmigrate 10 their lands
west of Arkansas and Missouri; and whether said
Houston made fraudulent attcnptto obtain SAID
contract; and that the said committee be further IN
structed 10 inquire whether the President OF the
United States had any knowledge of such attemp-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

DrDHAM, Mass June %. Z aa0 Icltqs-
The straw business" which l. oaulyd on eAta.
svely IN this country, p.on,ss .,l. 9 -r a9.l
this season. The slops ofsuaa - .."u1 t.
generally very ia. One gea,a#,. ....
lot the other day atthe rate 80 d. $780,, ,, $685.
he has no doubt the speculation u. Zen ~. r..
one to hlm.-We learn the LOT OF our or.cs .u,,r
tlsed in our last has been sold Al aioa =. p,ea,.r
said to be more ,han the land IL grew Ga WITH
heve sold torlast fall
somuch for the American System wihoet
winch the land IN question wouid he. nave rraqae-
d .9l0 an acre
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POLITICAL.


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upon Tue Ontcd states va one Gun o''''
I'm ucSe 'a'ts 'a'iy l""'''' = ''''''',,'
seer no" inc lnp'fliy on '''''''''' W. '','.
'a'h the't "h''e"ash'nS 'Il'n' af' -.
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ole' iea'3 upon 'he'' Puo"' '''. ~ -! -
S"ie lay inc ptie'en ho4a'"'"' Oh M "
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"s'e IN i mnJ"'i'Y o' tue i'9'' IN III -
alopi IN ''s'''''oh eloi'c" ~ ln'
'h'' II sAouo mol De a9'p''" We i's's'
10 lao'e.
VIII IN Il IL" aay''''y 'As'''-> "''' IN
e'ienee oe'o'e our ieaae''l ~ l'eas' w. "'''' -
content WIN GIVING Inc reports.
Nf.phAfioN, from The 9n''c' ohIh','e' TO- "ia1H
Inc s"9'c' "'u peeh 'l''''op 'n'as a''' "'''' ''a
report
/ II. a'ic'' committee "PP"H''n o. i '''o"'''
q" the HOUSE "i Representatives, /" n9"'' ""s
tnet an attempt was madr ~ me las5 9s''''" u
"aE John II. Eaton, ifnndnienily, l" gave '"7'ih
n'I houston, OF any other person or persons cor.
'oihsa win samuel houston a293'"' ''' Cup
| pyh2 fauohS To such indahs as m'sht ,lH1l's
10 thef lands west oil Arkansas anu missouri.
Ana whether sad Houston made fraudulent al,
| tempt 10 obtain SAID contract AM ma inc 'aip
| committee be further instructed 10 inquire whether
the President OF the bhted States nd any know.
edge oil such attempted i'1id, mio whether ne DIS
! approved approved OF the ana tGdt the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12
From n, Ny. Courier.

DE- RntSsL,NpER, one ofthe Physicians who
visited Canada on behalf OF the New York Corpo-
ration, of winch he vas also member as veil as Of
the board Of Health, has published tn following
address on the occasion OF Withdrawing from the
latter Board
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

AnIcuo Morris aidtnd the SYMPTOMS attendant
ON Cholera, such rs have seen IN India Ihis
nnininn communicated TO DR. Rhlnslnnder DO
no, believe however, that these cases were ofAstat
n oriein. | looked upon them as having been pro-
,luesd BY iutcmperanee, and the JOINT influence Of
the hst weat' CT was confirmed in tins bellef
Wien afterwards asssrtaned UPON enquiry, that
the individuals attacked wcre oflutempcrac habits
nna hal recently arsH indulgiag n great cxresses
deefn it important lial the pagas should be ~
ptlsed as J .1ssfJss tue excitement dssplopotli9a-
ate 10 tho causes waish ilIe pioineel 1t. In tbs
sentiment d. RhneIaaucr informed me that he
eo.nelIes.
In the afternoon Of the 81, called on DR. Rl5ne-
lander, without seeing him. 10 express 20 Inn NJ
belief ii tho local origin oftAe lao c1scs IN Watt
street
Tie same evening saw D.. Brandsaw, the
physician IA ATTENDANCE on the patients anI com
monlcaied to that gentleman the sum opinion
Although a fey cases o. hoera, may .,ng up
lmongs. Us, presenting symptoms winch closely
resemble the cdolara III ludla should regard them
a. unworthy Of exciting the least apprehension IN
the public mind, 50 long "A they are confined 10 .hs
assoluta auI the Incorporate ahn are always. b.
particularly II hp 0etn.r, J.t5ls = 1..,.H5 % 49,
dsn and violent Diseases.
GEORGE Be fSER y. =.
NEW YORK BOARD or HEALTH. July ;.
II Is NOW u quarter before O'Clock. The Board
Of .=lth Is jn session., bit We doua1 wh thef We
shsIl - pbl. 10 OBTAIN any otia.a information ii
season or this paper There IS hoWrv T. no Ia
sar any question as to tic existence Of the dreaded
Cholera, in It's highest form Of malignity.-T
baye bccn several case, to-day, some of which have
already terminated fatally 1t has broken out IN the
Aims house, at Bellevue, and one death IS officially
reported
Connected with tn Aims H5ass j, IT, Pen
ltcuiaiy. This morning, on a representation Of
the Gommjs ,,oners nfthe Aims House, tha court
discharged all the prisoners conhned for mladcnea-
uors, On their own recognlsunccs.
Since the foregoing was in type we have received
from the Board of Health the following list Of ca.
,e,oi the Cholera, reporedby the Medical Council
from II clock noon yesterday until the same
hour ofto-ddy VIZ:
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9F'T7F7 E0'~'
consider the contagion now nearly over Very
f.y j .alas the last q houfs believe only or , !
uli tne alarm is rapidly subsidlng.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

has been tterisedihata pary md, "a ;,
had skirmish, in which seven Ipd,s,s o'- u,
o. our men are Killed, lfn be true that tie ,' T.
party hove fortified themselves, a speedy TO-
ton Of the war may be anticipated w, II ,'7a
babiy receive some official lntefligcrc, 4 ". =.
next paper goes 10 press sft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

The Auakapns, Lou. Gazette, sro,'s 'hat We
bundles were lately received al the Ofe.ousa, na,
Office franked " H. A Bullard NJ = wh.en on
tanned two Mursc.les vests for child.en in Int
narISlll
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FOR RENT.
NOTICE.

NV II II. -
F." HE Subscriber wishes to inform the puoie
n that his stock of Goods, though ulo hroKen
II still large, and that he is determined to sell gre@
bargains in such as remain unreasonable goods al
such prices will be an inducement for purchases
to be made in anticipation Of future wants
JAMES BOAL
Ja'y IL 2T
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

On requesting several physicians 20 whom We
were introduced by Mr. Gales)to sho" Us cases oil
the disease, they stated thai they bad none, e1cept
in such state Of conyaloscence as not 10 offer any
characteristic features Of the disease.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12

The New York American of July 3sav, -. A.,
one o'clock to-day the Common Gouuc.I .....,.l
ON Patterson, accompanied by tie oH,pr. afar
.rga,e L. States ia the Governors roor,. IAN nm
presented HIM with the freedom of the c,y l.,.ggl
u0S.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12
To THE PUBLIC.

Having withdrawn from the Board OF Health. /
deem II ny duty u stat tn reasons winch have
induced me 70 adopt tat rolgic, winch had be
conn too imperative To b. fipse,lrt. l. hlJ al
ways bellavad It The day a tla .uig 10 communl-
cal4 u lie citizens all facts which might coa,c
under ,hfr cogn zlnee AMI specially at this juno
..r. @dteh IS OF such mteuse interest TO this CITY
ao' H"su | md reports suppressed and facts
bsI. 70 slt - tcular opinions and objects, could
no nj M Ppors or give my aid where knew
q deception rs intended, IS unauthorized as 1t was
unprecedented.
stW five cases of cholera yestcrlay-two Of
"l@ch dIed Ii lhc afternoon. Three OF these cases
were &c.. o. Drs. DeKay AMI Depeystre, and a
l'rwuiis fwo y ere seen by DR. Betners VINO had
wimcsial the disease III India, and pfonoua'cd
raJi.ra yet these were not noticed by tha boar! IN
their report last evening. Several others were
reported by physicians aud met opal contempt
On Of Jae members Of the board Offered a rcsou
tlon that this board have no confidence in the
reports ofthc medical men Of this city and Il
most prominent member said to the Brush Goa
sui tina he " would not believe that the cholera cx
l,cd in thisctyu until he received the report ofsoyen
men who have never seen the disease These
seven men are appointed and they are 10 pronounce
upon the reports Of the men Who have seen the dis
ease
Whilst Dir. Dchay and myself were IN Canada
we kept the Mayor advised ofour proceedings--
not communication has appeared-and since our
return two communications have been made ahd
not even read
Reports of uusanees have been made from my
own ward and no attention has been paid 10
them
have urged the Board to inform the citizens Of
the ,rde state ofthe Public Health ia VAN. have
stated that there was no cau5e for aarm-thot II
was disease durable and not dangerous which at
lacks thu nemperstemdflthy,a and irproper means
were adopted TO purify the city, all alarm would
soon subsile.-Wh hen found this Wholesome adj
vice dlsrcgarded, Iconsidared mya,H bound by
every principle of duty ao1 honor to my fellow CHI
znu5 to Withdraw from haly " 40 neglected tie
first principle ofour safety, truth to the citizens.
aud our great pescnatlye, publication Of oug
Houses and streets.
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sauroacfed very near the whites
The names of the men killed arc BENJAMIN Scot,
and BENJAMIN Mcdaniel Wounded Dr. Cornelius
all of s.. Clur county. Illinois.
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were L3.ji,. uopndcd lam, ma lives v,ra lest
C,aona ,cb,Ia moon sc,,, ION An,Io ri,e,5 na,f
red upan bv n n',r,y Of In,lins ~ a,nbnsbZnmn,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-12
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n Brooknea in Campbell county, new Carr
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be in complete operation about the 2oih OF July
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