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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
BENZ. 8 KINsEY, sec'v
HERALD OFFICE, NORFOLK,
Sept. l6-5 p. NJ.

Sept l6-5 p. NJ.
Cholera Na.isfics -The first case Of Chol.,
tina, proved fatal IN Norfolk, vas that Of +,
Iored man belonging 10 Isaac Talbot, ESQ. ~
sickaa,i On the 24th July; the second occurre,
glth another Of ,ae same gentlemaa's serauh
.,rj d4rs tft-r Who also died.
F-pn tHe occurrence OF the lst case, to Il.
the aay me Board If Hath published their IA,
report Sept IL. is eight weeks
TIE whole III nher Of in,erments 10 Pote,,
Field Che camnon brrying ground for white,
and blacks. durins the above period, was 59., I,
reported BY the Superintendent Of that cemet.
nv. Ia other PAGES 1t burial lar white person,
onlyl Sc. Total. IN weeks. ass deaths Of al
diseases. Probable number from cholera. allOs
inv for the average mortality at other times, abUv
400. or fraction more than six per day.
From the oath J1y to the 18Th August, II,
Board of Health reported only the deaths by thq.
Iera, and these very inperfectly. ewing TO he
great difficulty Of getting at knowledge Of
them. 1t is believed, however. that all. Or yer,
nearly all, the deaths Of white persons that &C.
Cured. were reported The number Of these
for the period just named. VAS 25; sixteen Of
whom were in,erred in Potter's Field. and in
the other burying grounds, II is probable TIA;
an equal number of white persons died within
the same period. of other diseases. in which cass
the number Of white inrerments IN Potter's Field
for that period would be So For the succeeding
five weeks a correct record was kept, aud tie
deaths of white persons for that period in the
same buryins ground was so. making the total Of
white nterments in Potter's Field, during the
whole 8 weeks 62-which Being deducted from
the whole number inferred in that ground leaves
the entire number of coIored persons who died
during the prevalence of the cholera, Of all Dis
eases, SIS. The general result will then be:
White persons in Potter's Field, e.
do. 10 other burial places, 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
WESTERN HospIT,L, Sept. II, 1882

Messrs. Gales e. Ssaton:
GExrLEMEN: In the report Of Cholera. as pub
ished in your papers OF Saturday and this morn
ing, the report from this Hospital is incorrectly
stated. In Saturdays paper, instead Of seven
remaining, you give one: in this mornings pa
per you publish no report for yesterday, whereas
we reported to the Board Of Health two new ca
ses. one cured. and six remaining Total
You will please correct the errUrs, and ubiIga
yours, respectfully, w. Is MAoRvpER,
w. n. WArEHs,
Attending Physicians.
rive published the General Report as We re.
celved it.
Judge from the daily reports, to BE- gradually pas,
ing away from us, after having proved severe
scourge TO this city, perhaps as to any other IL
the United States. One reason Of rs fatality
here was, that we have large proportion Of TO-
regners and free persons Of color here, who.
from want of information, and from indiscrenon
in living, are peculiarly subject to it, But death
has not coniued It's darts to such victims. The
respectable and beloved members Of several Ia
miles have died of it. Nor does its prevalence
seem to have been guided, in our city, by local
causes aud circumstances. if we except the square
southwest of the Post Office, which was IN h.
III, condition. The deaths on that square were
chiefly coiored persons.
There is another square Of ground. nearly east
of Mr.. PAcKARp's milk establishment 10 the
fields we may say,) on which there are but lev
houses, whose population cannot have exceeded
sixty souls. with no perceptIble cause oil disease
10 distinguish i; from others. Out Of this poPu
latlon there have been eisrea deaths Of Cholera.
The hospital cases have almost ceased to occur;
but vigilance ought not to be relaxed. Two o.
three only Of the old cases in the Central Hosp
tai are likely to terminate fatally. But the con-
valescent require rs much attention as the dylns;
and those who have volunteered their services
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
THE CHOLERA.
HEALTH OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA. ,
September ls, 1882.

The Board of Health report no new case,
Cholera for the "a hours ending this day at uoo
Ry order:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
Colored persons,
Probably by Cholera.

Of the whites who died OF cholera. very lev
were known TO the mass Of our citizens; the great
majority Of them were either strangers, or per
sons dwelling in obscurity. Only one business
man fell a victim TO it-not lawyer, doctor.
a clergyman or master mechanic, and not more
than 8 or 10 persons Of any distinction IN our
communicated they evidently owed their dean
to neglect Of the symptoms. or previous deohi'!y
of the system produced BY other diseases.
While humanity deplores so large sacrifice
of human lie. DOR town has reason TO be grateful
to a Mercifui Providence that it has to mourn 50
very few of its cherished and valuable lnhah'
tant s-not more in truth. than we have often
known in the heaIthiest seasons.
WAsHINGroS. Sept. Is.
Report of Cholera cases by the Board OF Heah
of this City. for the "a hours ending Sep,eIh'
Der II, at noon:
Central Hospital.
New cases Q, deaths |. discharged cured 8.
Remaining from last report, 60.
Western HoSpiiai-for the last 4s hours.
New cases 2, deaths !. cured 2, remaining 8.
Eastern Hospi,ai-for the last "a hours.
New cases white man. died |. convalcscent /.
Private Practice.
New cases Is; deaths 3.
Whole number of new cases 25
Whole number Of deaths +
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-19
Foreign IntelIigence-Four Days Later

BY the arrival of the ship MononsaheIa, Cap
tain Dixey. at this port, we are favored, through
the Kindness of a friend, with London papers of
the eighth OF August, and Liverpool of the ninth,
four days later than by former advices. The
news by this arrival is not important
rDLE,JoT,L,o I,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
VIRGINIA SENATOR'S.

MIR. Tazcwell, coerccd by his false position in the
Senate-lIis Conscience way. and his represent
alive obligation, ano'her-has resigned his seat in
the Senate f,he United States. Mr.. Tylcr's term
expires on the Sd March, and hence the present &C.
neral Assembly will have two Senotors to choose.
fart'zans are already busy in the newspapers,
and elsewhere. Messrs. Randolph, Tucker, (Pre.
s'dent of the Court Of Appenls,) Rivcs, late Minis.
Ter To France Floyd. Leigh, Archer and Thomp-
SON, have been indicated SUCCESSORS. 1t is sup
posed that Mr.. Tyers friends will likewise re.no-
inmate him for the station.
The resignation of Mr.. Tazewell, is matter of
unavowed. hut joyful satisfaction to the pnrtizans
OF Van Burenisn, His cmincnce has alone pre-.
served him against denuncation, and his riddancc
is circumstances not less unex pected than grateful
depressed AZ Van Barenism is in the Senate of the
u States, and is likely still farther 10 be- by the
election OF Messrs. Smith of Maryland, DECKER
son OF Now Jersey, aad Dallas of Pennsy lvania, il
is essential TO recruit it's strength in that body by
all available means; and Virginia has proved her
self 10 be even more devoted to Mr.. Van Buren,
the ascendant in the General Assembly we may
anticipate that Mr. Tyler will be summari!y dismiss
ed, and that both vacancies will be filled by known
and approved supporters of Mr.. Van Buren,.
AS Judge p. p. Barbour, rendered Mr. Van Blu
rem so signal u service as 20 retire from the Vice
Presidential contest, when he, the aforesaid Judge
found that himself could obtain the vote of the
State, and that Mr.. Van Buron would, ought not
the friends of tie latter, out of pure gratitude to
reward that disnercsted act, by comforting on the
Judge the pos, of Senptor3 We merely sugges,
the thing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

oiest member Of the S. Carolina delegation would
nave scorned 10 descend to. But such are the
70 some, il may appear that i'm this address,
nave departed from rale by which my conduct
mas been governed ever since camo into public
NE; never to descend its defence in the newsp
pers. But they who will give themselves tho trou-
"e I" examine into the circumstances of the case,
VIII READILY perceive that the inconsistency is in
appearance only. and that having been drawn be-
'ore the public without being consulted, and indeed,
against my own convent, IL beloved me to vindi.
cate tho course which had pursued a M. the mo.
tives by which had been actuated.
L am, Sir, With much respect for the opinions
which you avow, and the ability with which you
sustain them,
Your obedient servant
JOHN RANDOLPH, of Roanoke.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

W The Rhode Island American nou,inates ME-.
"n' tor President at tho election of 1896 but Mr..
" ,rt declines. The Guernsey (Ohio) Times, no
inmates Judge Mclean, 10 take tho field at once.
against Mr. van Buren,. MIR. Hammond, of tho
Cincinnati Gazette, having been invited to cow
The latter nomination, observes, ave decline II
we are for non cornmttai. To Judge Mclean
We make no objection. But for the sake of I;,,,
peace, we wish that the question, who shall suc-
coed Cen Jackson? whether in 1896, 1910 or ot
any other time, may not be stirred for three We, ~
10 come We have had enough of Presidential tur
MOL. Allow a little rest"
we respond to these pacific sentiments. But
VIII Van BureDism accord7 VIII il consent ,b,,
events may flow in their natural channel up;ua,
enced by the Succession Is il not already busv in;
pennsylvania and Virginia. Has it not already,
drr'akrn The labor of confronting tho Senate of the
Y. States to the Presidential wish touching the sue
cesson? Van Burenism is sIecplcss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

Curious on dits.--Severa curious reports like the
following now a1oat:
Iohn Quincy Adams to be Secretary Of State.
j.. W.Tazewe To be Secretary of State.
Mr.. Rives TO he Secretary of State.
). j.. Gonvernear To be Collector Of New York
Samnei Swartwout TO be Postmaster of Now York
His Excelency Gov. Throop To be Postmasier III
New York.
His Exsoency Gov. Throop to be Naval Officer of
New York.
His Exceioncy Gov. Throop 10 be Minister to
France.
Hon. John Quincy Adams to be Minister to Eng.
land.
Langddn Cheves to be Secretary of the Treasury,
Sc. &c. &c. &c.
NJ. VI. Noah to be Consul to AIgiors--N Globe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
PRESIDENTIAL. EI.ECTIoN

mhssAcHUsErTs.-The returns from this State
are complete, and show the following results
Clay $4,000, Jackson $4,000, Writ I4,O O-Clay's
majority 3,40O.
VERAoNT.-The result not ascertained, but ap.
peara"ces in favor of Mr.. Wirtsreceivng her vote.
NEW HAMrsHIRE.-About 5000 for Jackson.
Naturalization by about or 5000.
CoNNEcrIcur.-S or 5000 majority for Clay.
RhoDE lsLAND.-Rclurns from nearly all the
towns have been received The Clay Electoral
Ticket has succeeded. There is again no choice
Tor Governor. This is the fifth Intellectual attempt
Ia elect one.
NEw Yonk.--lO, 600 f.r Jackson.
New JERsEY-F From to 900 for jackson.
PENNsYLvANM.-24,0 majority for Jackson
In 1928. so, 0oO
DELAwARE.-Clay by a small majority.
MARYLAsp.-7 Electors for Clay, ) for jackson.
'IRGINM.--All returns not in-Jackson's maiori-
ty larger than in 1928.
N. CARoLlNA.-The Jackson g. Van Buren, Tick
ct has prevailed by majority of ? or to l, over
the combined Clay and Jackson and Barbour vote
Thin election.
5. CAnoLiSA.--Votes by Legislature Supposed
her vote will be given to Troup
GEoRGIA.-No Opposition Ticket, and no excite.
ment.
LouisIANA.--Jackson as far us heard from abost
700 ahead The State has probably gone for him.
MISSISSIPPI, ALABAMA, Missouri, ILLINOIS and
TENNESSEE, not heard from, but supposed all to be
for jackson.
oMo.-Jackson by G or 1000 majority.
KEsrUcKY.-For Clay, by about 5000 majority.
lNpiANA.-From the returns received, probably
for Jackson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

1o'i government. to reduce this State to obedi
So nut That we will consider the passage, by
Of, 49, oi any act, authorizing the empoyn ent
o;,; C"rohna, her constituted authorities or
s LIS: Ut any act abolishing or closing the ports
. S'a'., or any of them, or otherwise
vessels, to and from the said por,. mr.
ahy e'her oci on the part of the Federal Gov
erhmcnt, to eoerce the State shut UP her norris de-.
sIoy or harrass her commerce, or to enforce tho
acts hereby declared to be null aud void otherwise
man through the civil tribunals of the country. ~
inconsistent with the longer continuance of Sou,h
oaroiina in the Union: and that the people of tbi.
e'a'e WIN thchccforth hold themselves absolved
rom all iur'ler obligation To maintain or preserve
'hei political c"nnexion with the people of tho
owner states and will forthwith proceed to organize
a separate Government, and do all other acts and
may of right do.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
rR,pAY, Nov. q

FRIDAY, Nov. 90.
AT 10 o'clock the Convention assembled pursu-
ant I" adjournment.
The Chair then announced the following gentle
men as the Committees to whom is referred the act
calling aConvcntion. aud who required TO N
ider the acts of the Congress Of the United States,
Imposing duties for the protection of American
Manufactures, complains of in this State, and
he mode and measures of redress.
Messrs ColcOck. Earl, Harper, Bayne, McDuE
nc, O'Neal, Pinckney, Miller, Johnston, Manning,
Middleton. Griffin. Turn,ull, Rogers, Birnweli,
Erwin, ron. Singleton, Butler, Black, and Bas-
kett
On motion of Mr.. Colcocl, the Conventio ion
tlrn adjourned to meet again tomorrow, at
o'clock, p. Nj.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

NARROW EscArE.--During an exhibition of wild
animals last week. at Spgsrloaf, III this county,
man by the namo OF Layce, in an Intoxicated state
staggered near the cage of tbu lion, while he was
deyonriag his accustomed meal. Ilie lion seized
him by the leg with his claws, threw bin on tho
floor; and fixed OF them in the wretced suffer.
ers skull From this situation lie relieved in a
short time by the exerions off the keeper and shock.
ingly rnangled and bruised by tlie fcr0cious ANIMAL
removed 10 place of safety. We understand that
he viii probably recover from his wounds.
Orange County Patriot,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

MEXICO.--We are indebted to a commercial
friend for the following extract of letter from,
Tampico, dated OCTOBER 23d, 1882
San action took place near Pucba between
Gen. Santana and Gen. Fdcio With tw . other gene.
rails; the latter were completely defeated, aud We
expect that Santana is in Mexico ere ths-ds it is
said there was not the slightest mpcdinent in his
way We lave often been disappointed, but we
think We may now make bold to say TINT all diff.
culties are nearly at an ond"--Bah. Rep.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. %.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. u.
we are informed that tine experiment made YES
terday on the Philadelphia, Germantown and Nor
ri,town Rail Road, with the L,c, motive En-
CINE built by Mr. Baldwin, of This city, was highly
successful. The distance of six miles was perform
cal III about IL minutes, the Engine running with
about l4th OF lis power, and her speed kept down.
we are Intornied that she combines lighness and
power 10 greater degree than any other engine
yet known. On Monday next the Company place
her regularly Oh the road.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
POWER or coNscIENrn

The Washington Globe contains the following
singular acknowledgment:
The SECRETARY or Tbg TREASURY asknowle Iges
tho receipt OF fire haHdrsd dollars, transmitted
anonymously by the n.s'l from Philadelphia, "Jor
duties on goods mol Ggfore accounted for"
TREASURY DEPARrMEST, J
November odd 1892 (
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

INTERNAL IMrRovEMENrs.--Wc understand that
arrangements making for furnishing all the rail
roads between Baltimore and Saratoga Springs,
with locomotive engines preparatory to the next
travelling scasonso that by the first OF June next
a passage from Norfolk and X chmond, (Va3 q
distance OF between and 700 miles, may be perform
ed by steamr--N. Y. Coln.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

A Fire broke out this morning about 6 O'clock,
which destroyed the roof of Mr. Tatun's shoe
store, on IL street, Shockoe Hill. between 4th and
9th. The ready and plentiful supply of water fur.
nshed by The Fire Plugs, and the prompt action of
the firemen, prevented farther damage; though at
first the fire seemed 10 threaten considerable dcs
truction.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

FOREIGN VEssELs.-The Boston CsHfiuel says
third of the vessels engaged in the foreign
trade OF Boston, last month, were BJifisk"--many
Of them for the supply Of the West Indies, which
used 10 be furnished by own vessels through
the Ddnish and Swedish slapds,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

W IL rs stated III the Pennsylvania papers, that
George M Dallas, Esq. will not be candidate for.
rc-eiection 10 the Senate of the u. States; a cir
cui"s'a"ce which, IT true, seems to prove that ar
Anti-Jackson Senator will be chosen
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

NoRYoIR. Nov &C.
M!asry.--Tvso Companies L. S. Troops, un
der e""'inand OF Major Dade, arrived at Fortress
honJoe on Saturday last, in the Schr. Othellv Capt
Thatcher from New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
NEw YoRK. No,

THE MARKET.-C oAec--tho sales are CON
fined to the city trade; 100 bags Cuba have been
sold at l24al45 cts, the highest price for prime
green; 300 ST. Domr 20 at l3al33 cts. and 500 Bra.
I'll l34a4. The market is heavy. Cotton prices
have improved little further, Che sales Of the
week are 1900 bales Dye Woods are scarce. Flax
seed have been Sold ut Si3 rough.
Flonr--pfices maintained; W estcrn S6Sa5; Troy
q Richmond County Aa3l cIs; Georgetown }a4.
Northsru Rye and Corn are both in TO-
at 80 cents but for prime, new Corn 10
cargo prime Dencrara Moldssg ~
33u. Naval Stores, best prices arel
Beef and Pork continue in request
ter.-JoDr. Com,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

The passengers by this mornings Northern
Stage, contradict the report of Philadelphia
Steamboat having burst her boiler.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

| kANAWHA & JAMES RIVER COMPANY.
rour hundred shares have been taken in this
! company Ivy the Citizens of Monroe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
On the Rouof

The Queen, Ills evident az a.
Is twice as good q soilor q ~.
Because, as sure as JoLz
Bilps but Tar, aad
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30

oMo.-Jackson by G or 1000 majority.
kENrucKY.-For Clay, by about 5000 majority.
lNpiANA.-From the returns received, probably
for Jackson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-30
From the Charleston Courier Of Nop. %.
FROM COLUMBIA.

Gu, attentive correspondent at Columbia, fur.
nshes us with The following report of the first and
seIbled ut Columbia, ON Monday last. He says
that "the genera opinion seems TO be, that the
Convention will adjourn on Saturday-but sach a
body, with such power, may not adjourn so soon"
tendance, of which l43 of the S.rtc Rights
and 90 of the Union Party.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-10
DIR. RELIES
botanical Drops.

I one ofthe most effcacious compounds in the Ma
tera Medca for the cure ofthat class ofinveterate
diseases produced by impure state othe blood and
,..tsd hss. Of body and USUALLY 2b:an ae%
Anthony's fire fever sores (even when the bones are
affected white sweings, Of applied with Dr. !sss
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lend all the popular articles k0,on for the ADORE COM
plants; and indeed it is fast gaining this point in pub
lie estimation. throughout the country
Price 81 a Bottle, or Sir Bottles for IS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-10
'R. JEBB's CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
EYE WATER.

LHoR sore or inAamed Eyes gives immediate ease
Il and relief On recent sore eyesthe effect is most
ssIutary. Where the complaint hss been of years
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For sale at his Counting Room, No. 90, Court st
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-10
District Of COlumbia,
C0,1,fy of alexandria, Set

County Of AierandTia, Set.
APRIL Term, 1882.
lohn " Johnson and Albert Fair.
fax, trading under the firm OF
lohn ". johnson & Co Com.
p's,nsnts, SiH CHdTCEhf
against
william Kn2h' GEORGE Riley and
William ID. Mutt, defendants. )
~ ~ defendant, William Knight. not having entered
his appear to this suit. and given security ac-
cordg the statute AMI the rules Of this Court and
il appearing to The satisfaction IF the Court that the
sad William Knght Us not nhaot.nt of the District
Of Columbia. on the mutt of the conplainants, by
their c5uns..l, IT is
Ordered That the said absent Defendant, WIN Knight
do sppe IT here on or before the first day of the No
vember ERIN of this Court and answer the Bill of the
Compliments. aud give security for performing the
DEGREES Of his Courts and that the other Defendants
George Riley and William D. Mutt. do not pay away or
Secrete the ebts by them owing to, or the money
tate, or fleets, in their hanls belonging to the said
absent Defendant until the further order and decree Of
this Court; and that copy of this order be forthwith
published in the Alexandria Phenix Gazette for two
months ssivey, and that another copy be posted
at the front door of the Court House of said County
Test: EDM. LEE,
NAV 28-2m G. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-08-10

deems it enoughto say that he has in bis possession III.
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.. Nome are genuine uaiess signed on ID: Oatsi4
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by WIN. sfABLER,
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