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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
For Nent.
70 Rent,

lust Received,
MORE DESIRABLE SPRING GOODS.
~. H. THOALPSON 4 co.
NAVE received, by the schooner Washington, and
I'll other arrivals, additional supply OF Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods; among which are
Super and 4 = Irish linens
Irish and Russia sheetngs
g. 8.4, and 10 Irish table diapers
81 and 10 damask do
Birdseye and Russia do
So and 3 4 lawns and crash
French and English muslins
Ginghams and calicoes, great variety
Grape and gauze handkerchief
Grape and Hermann shawls
Linen camhric handkerchief, some very fine
Best black Italian lustrngs
Black Gro de Swiss and Gro de Naples
English and Russia drills
Silk Cambets Prnccttas. and Brocheles
variety Of stripes for boys
Brown linens Also,
Brown and beached domestics, shrtings, aud
sheetings
Checks, tickngs
Penitenti2ry stripes and plaids
Burlaps, oznsburgs and ticklenburgs
All of which are offered for 'se, by the piece or
ward upon the most favorable terms. apr25
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
yDLa XXX11

For Boston.
The schooner FORMaI.
Ss r,nsin usr,,on, will have despstch tor freight
tssI'.rl.I, ,ur, and 100 on deck. apply to
Nav A. C.. CAZENOVE Co.
FIR Sale. landing from Schr. fornar,
100 barrels New England rum
% do American brandy
2 cases, containing loS dozen palm lesfhAts
lN quintsls cod fish
% barrels No Boston beet may lie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19

Ronnets and PaNM-teaf Aats.
CHAMBERLAIN s. EDISON
lgAvE received per ,chr jew consignment, and
III vii, DE sold at New York prices,
IS dozen dis. Leghorn and fancy cottage 6onne's
20 1" improved eipseys DO
IFS " p,lm leaf hats. common and fne quarry
200 resms wrapping paper
Also an additional supply Of Boots and Shoes, and
rs dozen boxes Knspp's paste backing
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19

Eagiish bs.s 8 noN lron, &c.
ROBERT u MI, LEt.offers tor sale ti
IL Al tons Bar tron, 4 inch by 5
81 do Round DO S 8, rs, and men
~ bundles inch Round -. ,,.
40 do inch Square
Cooking Furnaces cascd wi,h iron, asuper'or Sr'''e
English patent porter bottles
English and Dutch pipsa in boxe 8 sroee each
Window Glass, various fizes and quar''es
With handsome assortment OF Eartnenware' Cnna'
.,J c,.s 5th mo 5th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
For boston.

The packet schooner VELoCiff,
YNavaer. master, viii sal, on saturday, and take
-, On freigh; and small s'owsse apply to
~ 'als'' Y" w. FOwLE & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
Fine Teas, Coffee, Wines,
EPIIIT Sec

Fine Teas, Coffee, Wines.
FRUIT, Sc.
Al CHESTS. IS half chests, and 20 l3-ib. boxes,
~ hyson young hyson, imperial, gunpowder and
soucbong new teas, Lewis cargo') OF suPe'
ror quality
1853 bags Rio, green Lsgura and Java coffee
half pipes and quarter casks fine old pale and
brown sherry wine; 20 Indian barrels and 10
ar. casks dry malaga do s pipes sweet malaga
do; half pipes old port do; Is baskets white
and pink champagne do; hhds old Jamaica
rnm-All from the Custom.housa stores, New
York.
S bales sn(t s'elied slmonds
bale zeal 6iDerts
50 boxes 10 half, and 10 quarter boxes ~ and
bunch rsisDs
II hhds orleans sugar, low price
so reaus wrapping paper, large size
90 20 foolscap 10
90 40 9 G.t a So English white Lead in oil
40 h.ie boxes chocolate; 20 half boxes mustard
Is kegs ground ginger. Is boxes prunes
; bales cotton, ioa pr'Ge
81 luaves d uoe reSncd table salt
IS hhds. and 100 bns copper distilled wh'skey
Dbl sppr brandy; 30 dozen bed cords and lines
I sevoon A ,tlnt iadigo, casks nader
sob Iulmegs; SO ns,tssugsr boxes
Just received aud tor sale b.
ma, s SA"uF' Is !AhNNoh ".
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
Races-Kaces

ice.
WE have rented the Ice House belonging to LOUIS
w Beeler. and are prepared TO furnish ms tor s
customers and our friends with GOOD CLEAR ICE.
delivered every day at our Drug Store on KING street
apr18 WV. LA-r n.r.M y ~.
P.aMPHLEZS printed at the Gazette Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
Fresh Teas.

uHs lay landing from schooner Velocity, from hos
L ton, for sale BY W. FOWLS w.
:ohdfchests Gunpowderl TEAS, Of the cargu
. do Imperial &C sh;n NeponsI,.
Y chests Young dyson represented to be
dn Souchong of superior quality.
10 hall chests do }
Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
For sale.

Notice.
rs,HE Copsrtnership heretofore existing under the
j firm Of Mordecai Miller & Son having been DIS
solved on the I'd inst by the death of Mordecai Miller.
the business of the will be closed Dy the sur
vising partner All persons having claims will please
prcsent them for settlement, and those Indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
w. w. MILLER,
,o3-tf Surviving partner of ". Miller Il Son.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
Bacon.

Bacon.
kOnN LBS. prime quality, cured in town
1S1}O 5000 lbs. fat jows, suitable for the wond
cutters and other laborers
For sale by GEO. JOHNSON u Go.
may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
Ground alum Salt,

-, HVWHN SuNtNN N"AVN
NSiANrLY for sale. in lots to suit purchasers,
y hd on the most reasonable terms, by
A. G.. CAZENUVE Co.
W. ~ barrels No, msckerel, Of best quality
~ do do
T W do nhalves and quarters
~ boxes dun fish may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
Trustees Sale .

Trustees Sale.
IN Saturday, the 10th day Of June next, the sub.
- scrber will OFF, at public sale.
.,. A TWO-STORY FRAME Ssae
3ssE TENEMENT, & LO J. of GROUND, agsS9s
&skE; on the west side of Union street, fit. ~
.Bzsa ty five feet six inches to the south OF ssss
Queen street; in front Union street fifty five feet
SIX inches, in depth one hundred feet
The above sale will be made in front OF the premises
above described, at o'clock, n under deed Ut
trust to the subscriber dated 18th February, 1925,
recorded in the Office Of the Circuit Court Of Aiexan.
dria FERNS Cash. X. TAYLOR,
may IO--d,s Trustee
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19

For Kent,
- One three story Brick WAREHOUSE
st+ n corner King and Union streets
Ssss One three story brick Warehouse next the
49, shove, on Union street.
One three story brick Warehouse next the first, on
King street.
One two story brick Warehouse on King street, for
merry owned by VIM. l. Kennedy.
One three story brick Warehouse on King street,
next to Messrs 4. e. Cazenove & Co.
One two story Frame Store and Dwelling on FaiffiE
street, next to our retail store
mays SAN. B. LARMoUR & Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT

Trustees Sale.
FINDER authority of deed of trust, executed on
u the 5th of Nay instant, for purposes therein ex.
pressed will be offered for sale at public auction, on
Monday, the 2lst instant at 10 O'Clock, N, at the
store lately occupied by H. Shirley, an Of
GROCERIES,,
and the Store Furniture and Fixtures. Terms made
known at the place of sale. BY order of the Trustee
NAV Is WA, ID. MUTT, Auct.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19
Manila Cord .ge

eO COILS of Manila Cordage, OF superior qnsiity
w tbs day landing from schr Velocity Tor sale o'
may is w. fo"Ln = W,
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-30

NJ. d., TRENTON, N. J. Oct. 90.
me lion. Samuel Soutiward was this day an.
pointed 20 Governor of New Jersey by the ioin, W. !.
OF Council aud Assembly Zacharah RosselI. Eso.
was appointed Clerk of The Supreme Court Th..
Vole on inc appointments Indicated the strength of
parties to be, National Repr lican Al, Jacksonses
Two schooners have arrived at New Orleans
nom lamPoo' with 100000 dollars specie.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1832-10-30
FREEyME.N or DEL.aW:aRE:

| FxEEEEJHEEsN OF DkELs4 W:Ax2E.
AN elections approaching important probably taken
Are you ready rise might and the show
present administration? 1t time Ouhad awok from eagy time
s ss but we have not bee; united Our elections have
yoa Sas y9ss sse sg
u will 'hl certainly lv hn% YGG have every
dnt The signal exceeded the ese
with Eng England Turkey and @sdoss
Naples Portugal Denmark predecessors negotiated for Ses
has f as % 5 Ss s which to 5
prssse. but has s gained him lasting applause the
bss s %a for They know that The price their grain
years the CURRENT Gen 9a sae
COUNTRY We viii Ike our 1 Oa ie %Ssidsn FARMERS
on and steamboat elections but we have other data the which
oa~ @ @ and purchased Editors
ass @ than hundred per cent which the satisfaction
n. - KENTUCKY,
OWN K afs Where c sSs sa has @ any where
t 6aind the "sv In 1928 the Clay something
ceed majority ofsOoo verifying the saving the tse sue
so hss runs Sss a Of colts Now have the
Clay 1T Governor and shall the 10000 fnthe KEN
Ga as it. for every feeling eP Of c
@ ana every tie acquaintance and familiarity ought pop
Here elections have exhibited an tho
y on an average oabOu 1000 and Legislature The en-
Ashley af BY S the meH A ss Of The Con
public po himself s0 1 nsn and N %ht es s
OVheS OF
MAINE.
AZ inc a Presidential election this of6OOOf Mr. Adams
has now elected Jackson puay and
900 Of Gen Jacksons friends Of his
'OOo ana nex the most signal change place in
= ,eoo y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LII 1870 TINS state
n jackson Governor succeeded majority of 5000 and M
succeed by much larger making change in favour G %
O s 'oo we would call your key state Of
.ah, PENNSYLVANIA
nave also
u u 6an with Its millions bear on The ect
o @oUo were sent to the al
~ some instances were offered for
a. Oh the congressional
jackson votes for Mr.
'acSson and tlner Notwithstanding od @ tl Sa
e 70 pear against Mr. Wolf and the the pos n oeDt
9er all we Sao" and ktner reduction State d w.
gained signal triumph and Wolf elected M maorv &c
I o The exasperated opposition had claimed naan. ~ Ce
u an thousand for Rner, nIedood VI NJ
r upon their readers with the boest asseyeraon m mol
u mas Deen ascertaned and reliance %
r. II we have lost thing Pennsylvania remains
- uue uat at the last Presidential election the Jackson e
prove II only shows how small the most u5aowed does
lug use 81 influence an election when the ever
~. - mas been crowned with signal success
en- Jackson. 80 "oJoA'y OF tens OF thousands
r. ONO
yS giant Of the est th
= u uon as certain Tor Clay and the the
very douDuuey never her vote
% a. zen Jackson How unexpected our signal Scoa M e
jackson saceeeoed majority Of 3OO
succeeded by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
FROM EUROPE

Paris papers 10y the SuIly, at New York, are to
the evening of the 3lst May. From them. and from
Liverpool papers TO the ith June, the following
items are extracted
horrible murder was committed at Leice ster
on the night of the 2lst May The victim was a MIR
PAS, wholesale statoner Ilobom London Hcwas
murdered IN the bookbndcry ola wretch by the
name OF Cook, against whom he had small ac.
count After committing the fatal net Cook com
menccd burning the body in his binderv, which
caused such a stencil led to the discovery ofthe
murder. When the Police broke in, Cook had
made his escape The remains ofthe body presen-
ted horrible spectacle. |, was asceraned tina,
he had proceeded towards Liverpool. with
'he intention, 1t was presumed, Of getting off to
AWsricd"
AT Lynn, day or two previous, the Rev. Ar
thur fvesoi was shot through the heart by his own
son.
Inc Cholera continued in Liverpool, but had ex-
tended altogether TO only "a cases IS of which had
terminated fatally Number of new cases on the
2nd Juue, & deaths 3.
The Liverpool Albion of the 4th SAYS. There
Is too much reason to believe that the Cholera has
broken out at Leeds and Manchester
Gen. Lamarque celebrated member Of The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19


TlyA beiae,cH TIC ShalcHcc and Cammanlis
ladia r--We are indebted 10 a gentleman rcst
dine ut WASHINGTON, Hampstead couuify for the
foaA n particulars ofn tight between The Shaw
ne, aui Communicate Indians, which took place Il
Do III 2Jal ut on Red River near the Cross
Im5zrs.
A.. tscnty days since treatg tee Shaw
i.,e l4d.aas Isht tire hugdled and ytltg Cum
nrn.h, lul.ans. on Rcd Rynr near the Cross
II m rs The Shawnces attacked the Gomman
Che aaoui tay ght and the battle asted until near
sns WIN the Cummmohes rclreated, leaving
ereiag seeeq Vither party dead the Shawnees
los only 4lae their men. Ih.s appears 10 b an
unftssout1la story, but have Il iron GOOD aulio
rity, iai,sd my informant saw most Of the seventy
seyta eea.ps.
90 sata,daY ncrl June lG) the Shawnccs ana
Chctaws arr 10 hold Council for t.r purpose Of
raising larg, party to make war upon the Paw
ices and Commanches II Is understood tina, the
cherokees, k'ckapoos, Crcchs, &c. WI. ali JON a
ganAl them.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Chamber 81 Dti'atas, .IeJ al Parss OIL tle nofnD
OF uiesslsi.-zLlke GasinlerA Per,tr, iieiad an al
tack Of the Cholera, and although, he sirsIyed the
immediate .fiaets Of that disease otter nfrinities
succeeded "hiclI puf sn end 70 his ic
/ he Paris Official bulletin q. the Cholera, for
May 29ti7 states the deaths N the hospitals 10
To- law bee %. aul NJ heme ). The uumberof new
'as.s admiited vas q, and o! patients discharged
cured IL
The Archbishop ofParis has just issued d Paste.
RAJ Letter ordnihns TINT public prayers, for The
cessatgnof he Cholera Morbus be continued TIL
July l.
Marshal clauzel Gerer3l Subcrvic, ". Rooe.
Sill" aud Count Las l.azes, have sismdeI ther
adhesion IL .he Declaration Of the Opposition b
patics
Subscriptions for the Monument to the memory
oi lhe late II Snsimir icrIer have been oI.ned IL
many of tn provincial towns
Hshear that III consequence Of ~ oontinuabea
of Disturbances IN the west great number ct
young patrnss belonging 10 the National Guards Of
Paris haye offered 10 the Government to form them
selves ute battalions aud marc. against the Chou.
ans Of La Yehdee.
The Journal du Ilagrr ofJuue l5t says L.
Y,ndee Is n a STATE ot var We receive accounts
ot NV Instructions from all parts the West and
La Fendee It Is certain that an organization tx
.sts bptlt IS impossible Is yet to say positively
VINO the soul OF the party, what IS the head Of
the revolt. they write
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

- easm!' all fe'1s'0s g quot. !,
arms and money! to The public dcfen.. m
one vii 5enytlat # South Carolip. -
'onaIiiy the farff Iuws tina, Ncw Ya.1
aelly the same rightD ml.fy Io,y
war against foreign power And ",
grasely coatended, IS one of the resa,y.., -
the Suites = an absariity So sllrin. ;b,,
hardIy restrain our m.'th e,.n a, the r.a.,,.
It's treasonahle orimiuaIty. Lett no, b...a,
the declaration ofwar would be clepr,,. =.
al, while the tariff l1ws are mol, ~. '.''l.a..
ofoY the States IS notonly to onIffr H..
J4+seo OF 'he on'hi 'tionali,y ofnIl ss,. : ..
gross, W. need nor say, TINT ,bcr. -
judgment IS given, it viii almost aI.,., ''#''. Z
elsed IN accordance with the iqlys5,af, ~
We have always before Us too NAM, l........
ampIes 9TH influence which sef-.u,. re-, .... i
haps, insenslbiyoyer States ls ,y.a...... It.
'mpalrins the torce Of moral ol,l.,.., '.'''oa.
like wax iofe the sun. the ,oo,, s.,... '''..I.'
laughing to seorn the mos, sacred ,r,,. -. M
most binding obligations. ''s III
Whatever my be the ,pinto.. oc,r...,,.
ever, as to the correctness Of Mr. c.9. ...' Low
sc" views We repeat tha, HI, o,.,, -. =.
weight To them. lie rom,s int. ,,n,, -. a. =
s'aoe" deeply with every act which h. o,.l....
He must pure himself cfttcsc ,n,,,..,. mn
he can claim 10 be heard oq tho
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

vi,han, precedent in the House. Many unes du-
,,e.. he session, branches Of ne rules had been
ear,al, tied without any motion Of eensare beng
made. The members were required by tier rus
70 b. constantly in their places. Which Trey wefe
nom or her {, so,e aud he rltaor complained thu
his COLLEAGUE. whose close sssiboliy AMI exemplary
ps4farmanae ct hs 5atlss upon every aseassap IN
~, House. L. Us so wr huowu, sheal5 = llas
singled os,,. aaJ nj th,s uas aa lbs aaeaseH @h'n
nnisr the ciroumslauc,> uo interruption = IT, ~.
s.ness + the House. no harm. ,eait y DID rfsut
from lis not voting in the u,tft=t Air / DID not
.aub. that tire House had The yaae, 30 compel III
msnle.rs 10 ueri1-u their auaes H.. = Ind Stun
,i5nhis both af,he justice ani expea,sas ri ta#lfe
set nreaeein-s
Mr. praytan protested 'hd' BE- t7l Ii ben aaih
ate by any persona. itcius AGAINST IL member
from Massachusetts. ~ whom He ent.ranl8 tas
h,lseteesp Ct hl, bc h-' H.w5arsd lie rf#=a.a=
tons so.el, fronl sense OF duty. winch wea.5 Al
sn compel hin, ROY TO refuse to "thIa~ them A,r
j. Vas then proceeding % enter INTO III subject
which gave rise 10 Ihc resolutions, wbtn h Va
called To order by Mr. Ap.Ms.
And after dcsuu'ry conversation, notion
was made by Mr. Wayne to lay he whole bus
ness on the table which pre'alegi.-yeas 81. lay
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Total

The special Medical Council report that the
number OF cases Of actually Malignant Cholera Is
considerably diminished, and that they have not
during Tie last twenty four hours found single
case among persons of REGULAR and prudent habits.
They say that cases ofcommon cholera fire.
queut
These declarations Of the Council are fully sup
ported by the number ofconval, sc.rt cases winch
appear IN the Report to-day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

A welI-writtcn history Of this gentcmans politi.
cal lte, by one intimate not only with his recorded
deeds and opinions, but with his secret springs Of
action, would supply an interesting d.linearion Of
thecharacter of a restless ntrigucr, defeated J. -
own arts, and hold up an instructive example,
and warning beacon to oycr-aubitiou. asprants
reckless ofcyery thing but their own political ag-
-glandzemeat Commencing his career at an event
iaI period Of our history, he threw himself In tie
front rank of that noble band who
1 Stood by their country glory fast,
= And nallcd her cu.ors to thu nas,'-
And, We may satly assert, that, at tue close Of
our second war ofiudcpcndcncc, no man IN tins
country had earned more enyiabe reputation, rs u
Statesman and Patriot, in the comprehensive
import ofthose'tcrm5 than john G Calhoun. Nor
was II long before the reputation, thus honorably
won, began to open to him the path of future dis.
tmctlon and emneuce, which nothing but his own
i'll Judged ambition has blasted and DESTROYED
Remaining in Congress after the close of the
war, he continued to distinguish himself, as he
earnest anda advocate of those measures of IN
ternal policy, which the experience ofthat short bat
admouItory struggle, had taught the Statesmen of
that lav properIy to ap,rcciate
A.. e H.. :..;.,... ...- ,.,..
the progress Of that conflict, 10y lhe Hardness with
which information was conveyed from one Militia.
,,,ost n ,no,ho,. anvil ,.a,,
'''''''' anu ''o'' NC S''' u government
IA, tltt,t r,,nt T., a.. IL.
' '''''''-7 - '''' ''P'''o''
- '''''' '''o $40" '''o' e'i'a'' o' our
- "''' WI = .'''''''
'',''''i'''' " '''' i'''o' u on
- : ''''" VI '''e'''"' improvements, e1l-
WV "''o'' 'A''a' 81 the on'oh'
''5''''''l '''''! ''y 10 '' Mary :
ii'S'n3 ""oes'''the injurious effects ola State
u dependence upon foreign countries for supply
OF fabrics essential to the very existence of an army
"a state Of dependence which then threw US al
most " the mercy ct our enemy he embarked, with
equal zeal III the great work ofbuiding up domcs-
Tic manufactures, by protective duties
possessing iuH knowledge oithe deletcrous conse-
quenceS oil deprecated and worthless currency prc
daced by the almost indefinite multiplication OF
State banks, incorporated without reflection, and
based almost entirely on fictitious capital he was
at the same time, an able aai efficient elll.an Of
d1e }ank OF the United States, the on efcetpal
means OF restoring the circulating mea.ar to
healthy condition, and of retrieving the country
from the State otbankruWcy to which Il was yer
s'ls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

cy : Tor wiairireiI. E Winch fteuee sd'e'a;,u
has he not abandoned what measure which. BE-
supported has he rot deserted what opinion which
he expressed has he not eontroyerled what sys-
ten which he labored TO huid up IS he not ear
nesty eudcayorins to destroy
These remarks in which We have infused no
mrc Of firrsn's. .aea the simple truth carries on
is surface, eliet,d ty the pernsal of an extract
IN letter 10 4" Il committee for arranging "A fcte
I Spring Grove III South Carolina bearing date,
the 4h of May last. Ne herewith subjoiu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Aibang-The report ofthe Albany Board of
Health ON Tuesday comprises 81 new cases ofcho-
era, II of which were mild, and severe. Deaths
5. Under treatment + Conyaesccnt G.
C1olera among tte Unite4 States 1roops-An
Exta from the office ofthe Albany Argus, dated 3
p. NJ Wednesday contains an official report ola
committee of the Board of Health of Detroit dated
9th July. stating the circumstances of , cases of
cholera, one ofwhich the subject being very in
temperate man, had proved fatal, among the t.
States troops on bonrd the Henry Clay steamboat,
The troops proceeded Notwithstanding to the num-
Der offour hundred, fer Chicago. The second case
was less violent, aud the patient was expected to
recover
An endorsement, the back of the slip from
Detroit, containing the above account, says =
-Four other cases occurred after the publication of
this, The Henry Clay proceeded Oh her way to
Chicago"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

meath Of Sir Jumes Moiinto6-Wc arc GREY.
ed to learn that the eminent philosopher statesman
and patriot Sir James Maekntosh died at lis
house, in Langham-poce London, on Wednesday
morning last Sir James had long been troubled
with IA liver comPl1nt acquired by his residence Of
ten years IN India lie was IN the Goth year ..
his age. London oa9ty
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

Among the new publications in London, is an
'efar' Of about 2oopp. 10y Nh Onsey long attach
ed to the British Embassy at Washington, and
who married an American lady there. Ii is eati-
dcd, RcSartS an he Statistics and polttiral IN
situations ofthe JnHel StatcS, ruth some ogserr1
IONS on The Ecclesiastical Syytemg t I,lertsl, her
0urecS NJ RGucHHc, Dc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19
DOMESTIC NEWS.
NEWS FROM THE NORTH WESTERN
FRONTIER

AENS FRUM TIIt NOItIH NI9 IIIsN
FRONTIER
Et',dH "a Leaer. aaltl, Balleaae III 26't
JAH', 1882
Some Of our troops have just cot haek Three
o. nv ucaf aclgibGrs have bern killed an ARRAY
viii party Of Indians, on Tho @3lluss near thu
camp Al DlNons Ferry The plumber u Indians
engaged 4sas about so Whites 40.
Two athsr engagements have taken place aboat
- Of our men Killed | fear 80 shall have a Ioug
an1 bloody war. We expect hourly to near Of IA
general engagement The army wefen Bloeh
Ilawf
Cute number Of our culcns Aaye been killed
say apoul 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-07-19

pIllLADEIPHIA Jllv llth. 1882

IIIlNI7I-I1I IITNI July IlIN, T7o--
The Board report the death of Andrew Mus
sroyr, on Sunday, the Sh inst ;rcsidencc in Eli
bert street near 5ehuyA Third street, OF Malig
nant Cholera
NussrYe had been recently discharged from
Prison. where he wns under confinement for about
two years has been slnce working as laborcr,
and was of intempcrate habits.
HIS was an isolated case no other of similar
character has been presented 10 the notice ofthis
Board
BY order, WM. \. MARTIN, Clerk.