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%. & w. KEITH

Just received variety of New
Goods, which together with their former
SUI 500 lehoers Their assortment for this market
very complete: Among the Goods received.
are WATCHES Of the last impor,a,ion =, r.'
auced prices BRITTANIA TEA POTS Of
ine latest and richest patterns; BRITAIN.
~ ,h maMrs, an article altogether preferable
!" those made either of Brass or Glass :: linn
rrocers, of different patterns, which would I he
, In convenient TO those who manufacture or
zeal IN Linen or Cloths of any descrip,ion1 AZ
s ST. rated Cups, Seed Beads, Bead bags Pear,
they have made only very small addition
10 ihe'r MILITARY GOODS; but, wba,ever
arlcies OF the kind may be wanted. shall bs
furnished together with the same now on hand.
al mere commission ABOVE The wholesale cos,
u SILVER SPECTACLES mannfao,mr
co, and Tor sale, in any quantity. Also
LOoklNG GLASSES, manufactured and Cor
sale single or by the dozen, at the lowest civ
Worcester, April Is. e.
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PAINTING.

VIE subscriber wo aid INFORM his friends
and the public generally, that he has re.
moved from Court Hill, and taken the Shop
formerly occupied by Mr.. WEsTERs, directly
opposite the Gaol; where he will execute
rhsTise IN its various branches; such as
HOUSE, SIGN. ORNAMENTAL, LMITA-
non, C8RRL4GE, and GLASS PRINTING.
Hav'ng employed good workmen frem Bos-
'on, and the metropolis OF New Hampshire, he
Pieages himself that his work shall be done with
me oest OF stock, and in City style. lie ten
uers MS sincere thanks to bis friends and the
public ior the liberal encouragement he has re-
'etea, and hopes, by punctusity and attention
:" business, TO merit continuance Of their
patronage.
e,i W All orders gratefully received, and faith
'"t ", Executed. ABEL MURDOCH.
Worcester, AptiI %
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% FRESH FROM
rF, NEW York;!

1H. NEW YORK :!
THNI1E subscriber has Just received from New
Ill York. splendid assortment of FRENCH
and ENGLISH GOODS, which will be solo
at lowest Cash prices:
Elegant MerinO and Thibe: Shawls,
French Muslins and Prints,
Blond Gauze Wells,
do do. Hd'kfs. and Scarfs,
Great variety Fancy Hd'kfs.
Pongees and Silk Camlets,
Good assortment Silks,
Bonnet Silks,
Wood Lawn, fashionable article for Bonnets.
Rich Bonnet, Cap. and Belt Ribbons.
Mandarines, Cote Paley, Double Zephyrines
and Saragossas,-for Ladies dresses and bon.
nsts,
Thread Edgings,
Cloths for Gentlemen's Summer Wear,
White Cotton Velvet,
Calicoes and Ginghams,
Muslins and Cambrics,
White Bed Quilts,
Hosiery and Clones,
French BASKETS. &c &c.
o. Call at the Store between the Worces
ter Bank and the Central Hotel.
WILLIAM H. SWAN.
Worcester, April 25.
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WORCESTER TEMPERANCE soCL

A meeting Of the Worcester Temperance Soci-
ETY. will he holden at the Town Hail. THIS AZ
TERNOON at q O'Clock, to determine whether
the Society will become auxiliary to the District
Temperance Society, and. if so, to appoint Dele
gates to the approaching meeting of that Society.
9TH mo-, Is. J. Nj. EARLE, Sec'y
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NEW GOODS.

VNHE subscriber respectfully soci,s share
II OF public patronage, at the Store nearly
opposite the Central Bank, where he offers for
sale an extensive assortment Of FANCY and
STABLE DRY GOODS. together with a
general assortment Of WEST INDIA GOODS
ana 1hoCEklES, except spiriiuous liquors
-, ELIJAH A. BRIGHAM.
Worcester, April 10. tf
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RHODE ISLAND. The attempt to choose Gov
Inc votes were for arnold 2,7l3, Fenner 2 1884,
Sprague Cos. The National Republicans have OBJ
tanned about two thirds of the Members of the As
sembly.
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NEW GOODS,
O. FROM NEW YORK!

VIE subscribers ATE now opening, and will
N be constantly receiving, during the sea.
son, cases of Rich Fancy and STAPLE Goods
Among those received, are
One case Ginghams, ut uncommonly low pr.
ces,
A lew pieces French Muslns, new style, and
verylelegant,
One carton Rich Gauze Garnitures, blonde
figure
with many other Goods, rich and fashionable
which they offer for sale on the very best
terms at the Brick Store opposite the Worces
ter Hotel. DANIEL HAYWOOD g. CO
w rCe<eer AnYil ~
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WORCESTER COUNTY INSTITUTION FOR
SAVINGS.
At the annual meeting Of the Worcester County
Institution for Sarings, April 10, 1882, the follow
ing Officers were elected -
DANIEL WALDO, President.
Isaac GOODWIN, Secretary.
The powers of the Society committed TO II
Vice Presidents, and "a other Trustees, who have
the personal oversight of the affairs OF the Instltu
ton, every Thursday, at II O'Clock, A. M, by Com
mittees consisting Of Que Vice President and two
Trustees, which Committees are for one month
each.
The order in which they are to serve is as fol-
Iows--the gentleman first named, for each month,
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CHEAP GOODS.

HUST opened, five cases Goods from the
% New York Auctions, for sale vcry chenp,
such as Gontlemen's fine Bandanna Handker
chiefs, large size and of superior quality, at SO
cents; 20 pieces Plain Ginghams, prime ar
tlcle, at % cents the yard; few dozen Ladies'
open wrought Raw Silk Hose, a very durable
article, at AZ cents the pair; good Mltts at 8
cents; stout Hoskin Gloves at l2k cents; and
great variety of other Goods, for sale equally
ioao, by D. HAYWOOD Il Co.
Worcester, ApTil %
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S7I,43376

Di,scted nv the Cornor,,oa IN amer such re.
marks ne he nav cors;de, nseGu the Treasurer
woyJ rnll The attention Of the friends Of the In.
s,tu,ion to the ye,y Satisfactory circmslapce that
the Increase of the capital has exceeded expecta.
top. In April 1899 il WAS le S. than ~ NO-at the
end of,be second wear n amonned n IA oOO-a, the
end Of the third IN 40 OOO,t tho and of the fourth
il bo. risen to "a Oo0 Tic contr;hn,ons IN this
fnnJ ba We hecn made f. am more thar s;,,y towns
'rbese C,c,s sbo,y that IL is ,yej ,nnrec;,,sd and
tnowj.doe of II extensively d;ffnsc5
The .yer,ca amonut az The ,ybola denos;,es ;s
about emo bu5dred dollars for each ina;y,dn,l If
the depostors Of hundreds find II for their adyan.
,.Go ~, wi tbsmseyss nr ia ,,avs;ons !, shonId
hs rs,namhe, Cd that tbev arc acn,IIv eaya,ohs ~
tbosc whose means are more limited S,v;ngs
RonI are Inc only moneved inst;utinns in wh;ch
The xhole omonnt ef the shares is determined nv
Ike ability ar convenience of the Sfock6oiders far
smell every denositor is TO he considered and he
his share five dollars or FIVE hundred he is emit.
tle,l IN an eoual nroportion of the pro6ts.
THE reserved profi,s will be divided al the end
of the fifth wear. July. 1888. in lust proportion
"to and among ali the depositors whose deposi,es
exceed the sum of five dollars, and which shall
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-04-25

The annual meeting Of the Worcester South
Congressional temperance Society will be held
at Worthington's Hotel, on THURSDAY, April &C.
at II o'clock, A. M. The several town and otEer
Temperance Societies within the District are earn.
estly requested to send Delegates to the meeting.
with Reports of their proceedings for the last year
Per order. Jous s. BUTLER Ssc'y
Worcester April IL.
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Linen Goods Cheaper than ever.
81 "a. and 8 4 Linen Damask,
O-4e Irish Linens 81 cents to 1888 the
yard,
Linen Sheeting.
Brown and White Damask Table Cloths, &c
Customers can have the above Goods at pri-
ces satisfactory, by calling at
RICE & SWEETSER'S.
Worcester, Anril 25
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AWGT10M SAEMaa

ID 7 order Of the Judge of the Coor, .f
-HD bate for the County of Hampshire viii
be sod at Public Vendue, for the p,v,n., WI. ~
his just debts and incidental charges on ,ha
23d day Of May merit, at one O'Clock, +. N =,
the dwelling house Of widow Abiraii J.nti..
in Barre, in the County of Worcester. ali ~,
Right, Interest, and Claim which IRA ELLIS
late of Ware, deceased, had at the time of h,
deceass, in and to a certain tract Of Land in
said Barre, sci off % the dover of said Abiu,;i
in her last husbands Estate and on which said
Abigail now lives. Also, all the Right and
Claim said Ira had. at the time of his deccase.
in and To a certain Dwelling House, in Aihol'
in said County of Worcester, built by Walter
Ward and said Ellis, situated near Wards
Mills, in the southerIy part of Aihol aforesaid,
and TO be sold at said house, on the sob dan of
May Rert, at two o'clock, r. NJ.
DAVID BILLINGS, al
DAVID ELLIS, '0amrs'
Hardwick, April l3, 1892 +I7
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o. PRoRATE CouRT for May in Wor-
cesisr, on Tuesday next, May J.
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The Meeting Of the Lyceum TO act on the amend
naent OF the Constitution. &c stands adjourned to
o'clock, THIS EVENING. A general attend.
anee Of the members is requested April25.
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LEES PILLS.

UST received, direct from the Proprietor,
o. fresh supply Of the genuine Lees Mind
hum BILIOUS PILLS, or FAMILY PHySIC.
-ALs0-
a fresh supply of DR.. Thompson's celebrated
ERE W.4TER, warranted genuine.
" For sale by JOHN COE, at his Store
on Maln-street where may also be had an ex-
tensive assortment sf DRUGS, PAINTS.
DYE-STUFFS, &c.
Worcester. April 25 coffin
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Public Sale of Furniture, &c.

"O11C sue " FUT1lIUTe, &c.
WlLL be sold at Public Auction, on
w WEDNESDAY, the 25th inst at 9 O'Clock,
A. NJ, at EstabroOk's Hotel, in Worcester, 20
French and Field Bedsieads, Beds and BEDDING.
Tables, Chairs, Dress Tables and Wash Stands,
Looking Glasses, Crockery and Glass Ware,
Iron and Tin Ware, so sets of hives and Forks,
~ dezen Spoons, l2 Casters, 100 yards Carpet
ing &c. &c.
Also, a set of BLACKSMITH'S TOOLS
complete, and 2 second hand Stage Coaches.
7. w. BANCROFT, .amt'r.
Worcester, April II.
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To the Inhabitants of the Town

" WIZ Va wv III
of Worcester, in the County Of Worcester:
EH7E, the Subscribers, Assessors Of the said
w town Of Worcester, being about 10 pro
coed TO make an assessment of County and
Town Taxes for tho year 1882, do hereby notify
and warn you, and each of you, liable oy law 10
be assessed, 10 make and bring in to us. the
said Assessors, any Gay from the seventh 10 the
twelfth day Of Nav next, inclusive, at orr
room in the Town Hall, between tho hours of
10, NJ, and 9, P. NJ, true and perfect lists of
your Polls, and all your Estates both Real and
Personal, in your own right or in the right of
others, Saving such estate as is by law exempt
ed from taxaion) which yeu were possessed oc
on the first day of May, A. ID. 1882, other wise
you will not be admitted to make application to
Court for any abatement Of the assessments
about to DO laid as aforesaid.
Given under our hands at Worcester, this
eighteenth day of April, A. d. 1899.
JOHN GLEASON, Jr., ).4ssessors of
JOHN W. LINCOLN, 1.-THE Toun of
THO's CHAMBERLAIN, Worcester.
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WoRcEsrER, IS. April q, 1892
THVAKEN on Execution and will be sold at
IL Public Vendue, on MONDAY, the I4th dav
Of May nezt, at three Of the clock, afternoon,
at the house Of Luther Whiting in Milford. ali
the Right in Equity that ORA HOWARD
had, ON the fourteenth day Of November last,
Qhe day when the same was attached on mesne
ptocess) Of redeeming a certain morteaeed
Real Estate lying in Milford, it being the Farm
wherein Moses Albee now dwells, containing
about eighty acres, with the Buildings thereon.
IL" CLARK ELLIS, ID. Sheriff
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WoRcEsTER, IS April II, 1892
TfACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven.
due, on MoSDAr, the 18th day Of May merit,
at live Of The clock, p NJ, at the inn of AIyah
hathaway, in Barre, in said County, all the
Right IN Equity that JONAS r. PART.
RIDGE, OF said Barre, has TO redeem the mort
gagged Real Estate on which John Partridge
now lives, situated in the easterly part of said
Barre, containing about FIVE acres Of Land with
the buildings thereon,
IL" SETH HOLDEN. d Sheriff
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DR. ROBERTS,
az WeIch Medicamentunl.

EfOR curing Indigestion or Dyspepsia,
and Ague, by sentery, Headache, Loss of Appe.
file, Fia,uiencc. H,pochoudria, Mysteries, Drop
steal Complaints, aud Heart burn. IL also pre-
vents all Bilious Dso' ders, and removes babituai
|oslireness, Asthma, Stranguary, Gravel, Rheu-
malism. Gout, aud Impurities of The Blood.
The virtues OF the above article are too well
known 10 require the publishing of the many re-
spectacle testimonials which might be offered in
prsot OF ITS wonderful effects in the cure OF those
diseases for which it is recommended.
\ further supply Of the Medicsme ntuns, which
/" warranted genuine, just rece'e ed for sale, by
JAMES GREEN g. Co,
Opposite the Centre School House.
Worcester, April Is. ep3meo3m
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SPRING GOODS.
MUST opened, large assortment Of season.
ID able Goods; among which are
English, French, and American Prints,
White Cotton Hosiery,
Printed do do.
Ladies' Gloves and Mts,
A variety of Fancy Handkerchiefs,
Bonnet Ribbons,
Black and Colored Silks,
Turk Satin do
Thread and Bobinett Edgings,
Cloth for Gentlsmens summer wear,
Bed Ticking, .r.o.
Bleached Cottons, -.,.
Brown do.
Russia Diapers and Crash &c. SC.
THAYER & DANIELS,
No 6 Goddards' Row.
Worcester, April 4. iv
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Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, April ~, 1882.
To The Widow and Heirs Of JOAN PAcKARD, late
ofUpton, IN said County, deceased, and 10 all 9TH
ers concerned in The Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear, (if you
IL see ft'a the Court OF Probate to be holden
At Worcester in said County, on The first Tues.
day in June next, AT ten OF the clock, before noon,
to show cause why the Instrument which pur.
ports to be the last Win and Testament Of said
deceased should not he approved and you will he
heard thereon.
IL NATHI. PAlNE. !. PrsA
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Worcester. SIS. Probate Offee. April 10, 1882.
10 the Heirs Of BhTsr BorNroN, late OF Ster.
ling, IN sad County, deceased, ana TO all others
concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
WOU are hereby cited TO appear If you
ID see ht,) AT the Court of Probate to he hnid.
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in June next at nine Of the clock, before
noon, to show cause why the Account OF the Adj.
mnistrstion of said Estate sbou, not be allowed t;
aud YOU will be heard thereon.
~ NArir'L. PAINE, J. Prob.
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Mas. WELLS'S SCHOOL.

~ WORCESTER, (.Nass)
lN EXT Term will commence Oh Tursp.,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-07-27

LnPorts.There is impression very widely crcuIa
tea ta ihe imports oil loeign goods under the new tariff
act will be much increased and will i'm conseouence vcrv
much increase the revenue Of 1888 II is probable there
fore, that from ustime TO that period there may be con-
Of dniies taking place at the latter time will be quite SUI
hcien reason toimpor little possible under The high
or rate OF duties After the 18th March il is not impfobs
Die but an increase may take place but the average of
two or three years, is highly probable that Mr. McIanes
predictions will be fully verified In the rapid and con.
SIAM increase Of poPonaon here must be an equivalent
imports, and imports affect e revenue We are also get
ting richer and better able 10 buy and consume uxufes
here IS another cause OF increased rcyenue-N y Cfr
The Resolution requesting tbe President TO recommend
day Of Fasting and Prayer 10 the Deity to avert the
scouge Of the Cholera, which passed the Senate failed in
he House oil Representatives, after being 30 changed in
lH substance as TO make the recommendation The Of the
Two Houses OF Congress, without calling upon the Pres
dent on The subject.-,Nat mt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06
MONDAY. AUGUST 6. 1882.
TIE CHOLERA.
New YORK, August 2.
NeiU Cases. q, Deaths.

The Crosby steet Hospital is now clear OF pa
TENTS The whole Number received mas oeen
253-of whom have been discharged cured l4o
died, u.s. There are neither new cases nor
deaths at Bellevue.
NoRw,Lx. CT July Sl.-Fnur cases Of chole-
ra have occurred at thus place. three OF which
proved fatal. Ii was in family OF colored per.
suns. occupying cellar, on the west bank 0f
Saugatuck riVer-intempsrate persons.
BRooKLgN, Aug. 1.-New cases, So; deaths,
GovERNOs's IsLANp.-The Courier mentions
two decided cases of cholera on this Island
ALBANY. July Sl.-Ne~ cases, 90; deaths, e.
GREENBusH, July Sl.-New cases, s; deaths
Fonr EpwAnD.-A communication from Jas.
NJ, Intyre. ESQ, President uf the Board of
Heath OF Fort Edward. addressed to the Cover
nor Of tbs State is published in the Albany Ar
gus. II eneoses the report OF Doctor Asa Fitch,
Jun. Health Officer, which is worthy OF atten-
ton IA, il corresponds with the universal expert
eute IN all parts of the country, as to the inuo.
duction and progress Of Cholera. The details
are similar to all we read daily. The facts are,
that out Of nine cases. eight terminated fatally.
None of the patents had medical attendance, I'M
oil il was too late to be Of service. All were
traced TO over-eycrton, intcmperancc, or excess
Of eating improper food. The fact, however,
must be stated, that the disease first appeared
in the cases of three Welsh emigran,s. who ar
rived at Fort Edward on the l4,h, from Montre
al, which place they had seyeral'y left four and
five days previously. They had been subject to
unusual fatigue, hardship. and privation.
SCHENECTADY. July S0-Since the Esd, three
deaths b, cholera haze occurred.
BUFFALO, July % The disease il evidently
on the increase in this place. The whole num-
Der Of cases reported this week is Al; deaths IA
YoRK. sc. U. {. July &c The weather last
week mas been hot and oppressive; and the Cho-
lera appears rather worse N the town, generally
sweeping off from TO 10 every day. 1t IS stat
ed in York Journal that two persons have died
of the disease a. New Market, AID one at Tor
ronto Several have died m London township,
among whom is Dr.. Mcdonnell.
ST. REGIs.--'rhlS is an Indian village, on the
St. Lawrence, bordering on the State of New
York aud Lower Canada. A gentleman who
left the village on the Esd ut. reports that there
had been 54 deaths
MONTREAL. July 2S.-The Herald saws, we
are not able to announce any perceptble dimlnu-
ton Of theNmortality in our city, since our last.
Reported July %, new cases 90; deaths 23.-
Gath, new Gases l.; deaths IL. 25th, new
ses %; deaths 90. Goth, new cases 10; deaths Is.
NEwARE.-The Essex County District Medi-
CT! Society report three new cases as having Oc-
Cured at Newark previous to nine o'clock yes
terday morning They were cases OF wretched-
ness and intemperance.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06
Ernm lhe Lnndon Court Journal.

We state with deep regret that little or no
hope is entertained of the recovery OF Sir Walter
Scott. Urged by the restiessncss often attend
ing on disease, Sir Walter insisted on perform
ING the latter part ofhis journey homewards with
a continued rapidity capable OF dIscrder'ns the
constitution of the strongest body. For SIX sue
cessive DAYS he travelled upwards OF seventeen
hours each day. and the consequence was iresh
paralytic atta K. In this stale The worthy Baro-
net arrived at tic ST. James's Hotel, Jermyn
street, where he was immediately attended by
Sir Henry Halford and DIR. Holland, and by
their advice was freely Dled, which operation re.
stored him in some degree to perception. On'ii
he had been subjected to this treatment. he had
no recollection of persons; and, indeed we I'M
dersrand that even now, OF all his irlenis, DIR.
Holland Is the ONLY one whom he has recognised.
H., daughter. Mrs Lockhart, is in assiduous at
tendance on her father; but he is unconscious
that the hand which ministers with such tender
soIciudp To hls minutest wants, ~ that OF the
child of hi, affection. That placidty which
formed one of his most Distinguishing character
istics has Welded to the long veXat'On OF disease
The wand nf the great magician Is broken. and
the light of that mighty mind has paled at last
beneath the accidents OF our common mortality.
Norel writing.-Mr D'Israeli thus describes
the rapiditv with which he wrote ''Fivian Gray"
Il took up pen. held it in the light.
thought to myself what will be its DOOM but l
said nothing. | began VT itIng some hours before
noon. nor did ever cease. My thoughts, my
passions. the rush of my invention, we're too quick
for my pen. Page followed page; as sheet was
finished threw it on the floor; was amazed at
the rapid and prolific production, yet could not
stop to wonder. In half dozen hours | sank
hack, utterly exhausted, with an aching frame;
rang the bell, ordered some refreshments. and
walked about the room. ,Fhe wine invigorated
me and warmed up my sinking fancy which how.
ever. required little food. | set to again, and It
was midnight before retired to my bed. The
next day again rose early, and. with bottle Of
wine at my side. for was determined not to be
disturbed, dashed at it again. was not less
successful. This day finished my first volume.
The third morning had less inclination to write.
I read over and corrected what had composed.
This warmed up my fancy and, in the afternoon,
executed several chapters Of my second vol
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06
PHILADELPHIA, August 9
Total,

The Cholera is on the increase. Forty new
cases and fifteen deaths were reported BY the
Board of Health yesterday. Most of the cases,
however, are in the Hospitals, the Arch Street
Prison. aud the Aims house: and a great majori-
~ of them, we are assured, among the intern
perate aud the broken down in constitution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06
p,hlished. daily, 10Y EDGAR sNOWDEN,l for the

Town and thrice n week for the Country. on Fairfax
street between King and Prince streets, nearly op
posite the Post Office. Daily paper So; Country pa
per IS per snnum.-A Advertisements inserted at the
following rates: For square of 10 lines, inserted
daiiy, or every other day three times, VI; and Is
cents for ever, subsequent insertion On Advertise
ments inserted once tiee ,osek. Is per cent ad
di,ion.l No A Advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81 All advertise
men,s published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06

ume. Each day, although I had not in the least
was necessary for the, each day, to read my work
from the beginning. before felt the existence of
the characters sufficiently real to invent their &C.
tons. Nevertheless, on the morning of the Sc
Dyenth day, the second and last volume was finish.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-06
NORFOLK. LIST August.


The Board Of Health reports, that of the cases
Of Cholera reported up to ID o'clock on Monday
the SOth ult. four have died; and that, for the
4S hours up to IL O'Clock this day. eight new ca
SEES have occurred, of which five have died. OF
the last named cases there'was one white man
90 s.v.p Darsnns of color