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The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-21

A remarkable instance of the effects of rel;g-
inus enthusiasm is now creating considerable
excitement ~ the northern part Of Phi!sdeplIia
Young lady in high state Of enthusiasm
suddenly fell into n swnon, and remained IN thai
condition for several days. Al Efforts 10 arouse
hsr were Intellectual. Her eyes were fixed,
linmoveabe and Der pulse feeble. Her friends
believing her dying, procured medical assist.
nnce, and she was at length, with great diff
cnlty, called back TO consciousness of life
she awoke iron, dream; said she had been IN
Heaven aud He'll and told marvellous stories of
her discoveries in The course Of her vibrations
ihe living and the dead we're seen by her IN
iheir appropriate state Of enjoyment or suffer
ing and all that was mysterious to her carly
senses was made plain. These things Of course
have excited much sdi prise among The credu
ioos We understand her visions have been 70.
corded and will shortly he published.
PHILADELPHIA Sentinel.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-21

The Washington Glnhe Gays, in reference 10
notification, that the President will, az far as
he can, do perfect justice 10 the south, and pre-.
serve the Union al every hazaid.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-21

CENTRIFUGAL Force. a few. weeks since.
we mentioned an instance of the bursting oil a
grindstone used in the U s. Armury in this
town. BY which one Of the wotkmen was ser;
ously injured, and that death was occasioped
at Danforlhs works in Sheffield. by a similar
accident Another accident of the same char.
ac,er recently occurred in Pomeroy's gun fac.
tory in PittaGell, by the bursting of large
grindstone weighing 2l00 pounds, which was
carried from this Town a few weeks since
When the stone was hung for use, il was, as
was supposed, thoroughly tested, by being made
to rcvosve with great rupdiIy before the work
men commenced grinding, and il was supposed
from the experiment made, 10 be- safe Blu,
while one of the workmen was engaged in
grinding hayonet upon il week before last
the stone flew in two parts, one of which
weighing about loco pounds, went up through
the fioor over head, fell upon the man at work
and crushed him instantly HIS name we have
not learned These cases Of the immense pow
er of the centrifugal force show that great eau.
ton is necessary in using such large stones
which acquire most tremendous momentum
while rapidly revolving .-SPringGeid Gazette
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-21

CURinUs FACT. Mr. Knight of Rhode Island,
a member of the Serale, and gentleman OF
the highest prUbiiy. in a late letter to his con.
stituents makes the following disclosure, in
regard TO the far.famed arrangement Of the
West India Trade
After MIR. McLanr mad entered into the
arrangement, and he saw the use The British
Government Intended to make of ii for the ben
eft OF her navigation, and befoIe he left London
he demonstrated against their prnceedings-bui
it was too late TO complain; he had made the
argan, and the United States must stand by
-. This remonstsance was made on tho thir.
,ieth of November, 1880, aud was never com
communicated 10 Congress, or made known 10
the people of the United States until IT was
drawn from the secret files of the Government
on the 4h day Of April last, by vote of the
Senate During all this time, from tho date
OF the arrangement up to the day This paper
saw the light, the papers. officers, and parizans
OF Gen. Jackson, were shouting praises 10 this
arrangement, and hosannas TO the President
and his Minister fer making it. And, at the
same time, the President, by his Minister, was
protesting against the use and advantages the
British Government we're deriving from H."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20

At rurs holden in the Clerks Office Of thu
Circuit Superior Court of aw and Ghnurofy for tho
town Of .yrebhnrg, the 9th day ofAneus, ts32-
Francs Galway. aaslinsiraor dc honis w1h Tho
will annexed NJ john Galloway, decd. William Ruler aud
Dooia his wifi. John lie" III and Satah A. his wife aud
Thomas Harvey, administrator OF Matilda Callaw ~, dce.
Plaintiffs. hganst John Lynch, ir. executor fenrv
Ward deed and in his right. Tisnmas DIX On. as
afoinruor dc boDs non with the viii annexed Of Jha
Ward, sen decd. Same, Bransiptd, administrator af
Robert a. Ward, deed, LYNCH billiard aud loha Ward,
(minor exors. Of inbn Narj, juu deed the said Lxrrs
billiard in hl. ona figi iahh Di,rd aud Tb,mns is-
yis. John Wand. minor John Smith, Within Stnr.ar
executor %! Henry ~ Gaaenr ccca SaipuaIf an
nr and james G.. Moormhn Defendants.
TIE Defendant John iynch,j not having entered nis
appearance and secHeity according 70 t}e al ~
sscnb AVID the rules ofths court mud IL e,r.ssiny ~
evidence that he is niabits,t Of fhs
country Its ordered, that the SAID defendant do
,err on the hrst day Of, hr TERM aud answer tr ~
ncnded bill OF c pain and that copy ofAs orler Ia
ort" th inserted IN some urssnnper printed In the town
II Lsnchhre for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted, -
he front door otthe courthouse, in The said town
AC'Py-leste, =. ROBES. elk. &
a.
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CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE

CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE
.NOtf0M The Board OF Health report, for tn
"A hours, ending. at noon, on the 10Th inst. Al new
cases, Of which ~ colorcd persons, AMI II
deaths, Of which 9 were cclorco persons. he two
whites who died were extremely incorporate ,--Fot
the u honfs ending at noon on tbs ilh inst there
were 80 ncw eases, Of which 80 were coorcd per
sons and II deaths, of winch 10 were coioroJ per
sons. For the II hours ending on the la INST
there were % new cases. ami Ii DEATHS Il which
II were colored persons. the same period, en-
ding on the 18Th there were 81 cases aud IA deaths,
Il which Il were colored persons.
Pa,tsa,2ath Vow casts, from Aug :, 3 o'clock
T N to Aug II . a NJ So. Of " HON II died -
The Norfolk Beacon oftbe lith says" We have
much qualification in learning from Portsmouth
that the disease is rapidly abaine--Toa new
cases in the last y hours, ls-died IN the same
pcr'"l 81
Elizabeth City ~ { IA letter to the Norfolk
Beacon FROM Elizabeth City, Aug. 9, says" Tho
Cholera made It's appearance amopg7t us this NOR
ning at a very rapid rate. There are seven per.
sons taltonsick this day, but am unable 10 say
whether thoy sra al Che era or not. Ono person
has died, and others daspaired o. They are in.
cipally blacks Another letter, from Ilizabeih
CitY. dated the l2'h fihrao deys Ie,cr) says
a There few case ofsictness il ;oWr, but not Of
Cholera The case reported is the only one
Washington Cug-Th National ln,elligcnccr
Of Aug il, saws We have no authenticated ca
Sos Of Cholera here though here havebcrn two Or
three cases, commonly reported us such. Medica
gentlemen think however ,aat VIZ have Fremont.
ton oft IN the prodisposi''on 10 II, winch IS not
uncommon nj the present seasou
Prom baltimore, Tenys the National lntelligen-
eer ofitc same date, we have reports oftlerc ha-
wing occurred number ofcases bat seeing no
thing Of il IN the journals ofthat eity, nc hope the
reports nrc not well founded.
Pa1iaddp1ta,-- The Report Of the Board o,
Health in Philadelphia. exhibits, on the
12h August, 10 new cases 81 deaths.
18th 1870 40 ="
To,ai Number of cases of Cholera in philadel-
phia, since the commencement Of the disease 10 the
10Th inst. inclusive, ll2 total lumber OF deaths
within the same period $50.
Ncw 7orf.-The Report Of the Board in New
York, shows. on the
lolh August, g new cases, % deaths.
18th l0J " % 4"
Total number Of cascs of Cholera in New York,
since the commencement OF the disease, to the 18th
Aug. inclusive 4oSS total number ofdcaths within
the same preriod 1857
boston coptinucs to be exempt from the disease
ADauy--New cases on the 10th l9 deaths G.
RooIiyn-Fr the 10th to 18th inst. inclusive
% new cases, and deaths.
Isgchcscr-- 7 otal number ofcases since the con-
mencement Of the disease ll3; Deaths 35.-New
cases on the 9th, 4, deaths 3on the 9th new cases
q, deaths 3
scso casle, Del l-7I,4ais pace a. the lA4f dates
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20
OBITlT AIRY,

The chilling hand of Death has laid low in The
tomb another Of our venerable and worthy ncqnain.
tanccs Society ever mourns the loss OF her yirlu-
Gus, intelligent, mud useful members, by thcsnm
mons OF Death--indcef, II would argue singular in.
acnsihity mol 10 feel aeutoly. the affecting dspe'
aauon which thus sewers ties that bind ia 10 one
who was an ornament tot our species
These remarks are prompted by the sudden de.
cease of MAJ. WILLIAM WARWICK, Of Am
hcrs-- President Of the Branch Bank Of Virginia ut
Lynchburg. lie died on Sunday the I2th INST in
the 9Th year Of his age, nj the SAT- Sulphur
Springs, whittier he had repaired for his heuIth but
few days before ms death In thelie ofMnj W.
We have strongly dencatcd that course which in
evtahly leads 10 honor and esteem here, and happ.
ness hereafter. Possessing clear Judgment and
sterling integrity, he was uncompromsiog aud
fearless IN the expression ofthe truth Ardent and
sincere IA b.. attachments and constoht II his
friendships nc was no lcss remarkable for h,q gen
tlemanly department and urban,y Of lnmncrs--
these combined 10 win the esteem ofull who 'ntlvs
ted his acquaintance he had been tyNcc merr.od 4
had reared around him three families oichidrcn, IN
hnrlnouy and love- To his fidelity, his tcndcfncss
fond affection, rs n husband and iaiher the sorrows
of dsconsolnte widow and his bereasc1 children
boar the melancholy, tho sincere evidence, and
numerous tram ofrclntves, friends and 8equains
tanrcs unite with them in mourning the losi OF one
so long respected AMI valued Bat while they
mourn, they would also rejoice with them in indul
eing the hope inspired by his pic'y for some years
before his remove. Altho the summons was sud
den we hive the consolng belief that il found him
prepared to obey with resignation his Makers
wilI-nsd tina, be has gone Ia nhobt IN hml5e
not made with hands, etcrna in the IleavonsD
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For a few days only.
j.. BAKER,

AN account Of the failurc of business in New
~ York, occasonedby the prevalence oftbe pres
en-, epdcnac in that plnoe, respectfully offers his
professional services To hs OLD friends and others,
for a very short time
If he may be permitted TO recommend the tims
when the services OF an experienced Dentist arr
the most useful, il is whcn IN some cases wherc
the teeth require regulating in young persons, and
when teeth commence decnyiug Mt my age.
The old adaRc is true IL this respect, an ounce
of prevention is worth pound Of cure Ono
tooth saved is wor,l n, least dozen artificial ones.
Dir D. is located al the Franklin Hotel, No. IL,
where he will be found iroms o'clock to2.
August 6 III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-20

- Mjority for Buc.nor, the Clay candidate,
thus iara5 10 There are ~ counties IN kcptue-
hy
In Tire above list th~c marked arr heard from
only on the first day--those mnrkedt on the second
and those marked are complete returns.
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YTiRGiNlA~A rule. hpden il The Clerks Office or tho
" Circuit Superior Court Of Law mud Cbaneerv for Tho
town Of Lrnchnrg on the 9TH day of June, isB2 tIe,
Green mad Ann II bis wife, late Arm NJ. knpx Plaintiff
again, Philip Thurmond Eii,ba 1hn,mnnd. Mese
Rncbnr, Sally Ware. widow afI,'aard me, decd
Thomas N. bDlank John Ware. Dtmonh " are VIM
JoplinR aud sally his wife, Aadersou shnddee, VIM
Carter and fnnlinn his ~fc. Ley Johnson, Richard
Pefps ". and Larry bis win, Peter Kncker, Elisha
Rncker, Jeremah Ruchcf. john Fucker. Kenlen Ruck-
stephen ltnckrr, hrchei4us T. MITCHELL aud Snlly w
hs wife, Fnprv Bryant and Nancy his wife, Bcnssnin
Novel; and Judith his wife. LANDAU 1ooey sud Mil
dred his wife, W.Iiain Sandlge aud Retry Saniidue
Edwin Ware and aicl,ard Ruokcr, and sfapIeen ,rh.
by Commissioner Heuagh, specially assigned their
raardinn, WIN. Ware, Charles Crawford, WIN. Thur
Inoud, uBd Others, Defendants
Tn. Defendants Reuben Hucier, Fnney crynnt AMI
Nancy hswfe, Elisha 1hirmond. ant Sally Ware wida,v
Of Edward Ware, aud w lila Carter and wife, not hnyiny
entered their aud security according "a,
the II Assembly and the rules ohis Court and il m
prnDg by srsnetory evidence TINT they not phsi-
II this country II is ordered thai the said Defend
do uppe, here the first da, Of next term and
the bills ofbe plag, and that copy This order
be forthwith n-ei,e6 newspaper printed in tho
of Lynchhurg for two months aud noscd
n HE front aonr oi the Courthouse, in the said town.
ACory-Tesir, b. kODES, elk.
Anr.e WIN
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TG7Hf subscriber oGers for ssle lie Trac.vf Lar
-. ~hereon he lately resided, coA:aning sbot'
300 aass, with I;er,etite sgEelefs ts work &c.
10 hands to ads nttaee. tcs'ly ogooS heart, verS
well improved Us To bindings afall kinds, w,thur
exceen, srfine noar he house md very good ap-
pie orchard A ecod proportion of tbs lard - ~
woods, and well adart1dio tobacco and oil k,ndsos
rran Tbs tract IL situated on the main roar
leading from Franklin io PARE. eo1rt house, wit
IN - miles offhc former aud Is II the later placf,
md wlihin two miIss OF lisirsions forge, IN tho z
county of Patrick. The subscriber having scsJd
bimsetf within 3or miles Of tho above eirsc',
would dispose Of II Oh reasonable ierngeassy enc
half DOWN aud two years credi, op The balance,
As expect to dispose Of the la.dthis fall, any per
son wishng To purchase ,sould do well 10 make an
early sppIieson JAMES VIA.
August II w2wfs
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CIIOIE,IS A.


SPiRITS Of Camphor and BH1gundy Pited
- Pi4ser, the first prepared aeeordtng to the re
cipe of DR. Charming. (of New York; acknowlcdg
cd to be rsry sklliul in his profession, and the last
made IN conformity to the direetions Of that dis
hngujshcd Professor, DR.. Samuel Jackson, Of
Philadelphia, chosen by the citizens of that place
to visit Montreal to investigate the character OF
Cholera Pyipatc letters from the most 1csrrctath
persons and authentic public papers, abnndanHy
prove the good ceerfs andsnpcriorhp OF CamPhor
over al other remedies in the treatment of Cholera
and the power mud safety Of Burgundy Pitch Plas-
ters as preycntv.s to this disease, Mrcehundrcd of
which nave been ordered by DR. Jackson, for the
use of the PhIadelphia Almshouse The spirits
of Camphor neatly put up III dlncr,",t size bottles,
with directions, and the piasefs spread according
to DR.. Jackson directions, For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
Aug 20 ITS
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sHinGiNlA-.N u pios hOldsn in tho Clerks OiHro Of
thei re ~ superior Court Of Law and ChaDceTy for
ihh to"n NJ lyrchhurF f8 9Th day of August, lFJ2.
Charles A. liolcohhr, iiehry W iItleoeie, Elizabeth
oi'onbf aud iuph Iuiepnlr witch Hugh and Iasnbeth
dp infants under The nfe uiiN years. mud who
,4n by iCtses Hoaronho, tatr mpihrf aud friend,
flii nfdnsi GoprRe 4. Nslie. ndmt Of Martin, lIo-
coHbf, dsFd. tbpIes Irnnprk. William Cough nd1nr.
olhE het'te S6lly Inc III, ih,ieotnhc. AenI WI.
lf.1nd Mirths Ann BIZ Rit., y Ham Anikrt nnd Sally
hiTslfsadd suQ iie .aiioa ol Hugh " yiia, decea,.
I'D, Uf1s
Thf nelepGfr'F GrqrH'A. Wv'e mud lillian, Walker
aud sally his wiz. hayng edalc their appeat md
fitrn security according the At atrsmtt and tho,
hnes 81 His Can't sad appearing nv .aislsctory eyi.
ianee TINT ibrf nfo ilgt nhahnias of ths country lis
~ detei That the shll Defendants o appear on tho
afst int - ie neat trim and Tho irtna mud
nr6drd bis ofthe Planii0s aud copy IT t- ord,v
~ lnuVlh r.e" a somr newspaper printed IN tho town
- uehhufF, iut ~ months civ posted
the ho' l"nf NJ The court hpGse, IN fl8 snd town.
AiofJ TOTO, ID. RODl;S Ok.
Aug, 20 uon
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BAlrlMonn, August II, 1882.

W, learn tina, Archbishop WHITFIELD has ten
cred his spacou. mansion on Norm on"''es s''oe'
n use of the sick IA caseouf city sho"'" DC VI
"a with the Cholera to any c"iSllefao'' cA'en'
Il Ne. Of beralty is worthy OF all praise.
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ts{,ifra The following extracts ftom history
II this dstemocr, fail in with the general expec-
,aon. and encourage US TO hope that the progress
Of the disease will be suspended by our winter
weather.
In I52l, the postilence passed on the rivhrs he
yond Bagl,l, but seemed TO die away at the aP-
grodoh y einfer.'
In Sept 1898, it reached -Astrachan 4 conlnu-
cl 10 show itse, till arrested by the TtHfcT. The
following summer it did not rc-appear.
In is29, it appeared in lspahan At the eom-
iagof iriaty il ceased, but the next summer 1t re-
appeared, in those Provinces Of RUSSO, north OF
'fGncran'
ain 1881 it spread in Russia. As The arinter
aJrauccd tde diSordcr seemed n ftde array on the
con,,aen, of tur.p-, when i, Unexpectedly appear
cd NJ Sunlerand.'
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Smoking Our friends in Fall River seem deter
aimed to prevent the Cholera appearing among them
.tnaman exertions can avail. The order no" $50
.ln!gate all passengers from Providence. no'wi'h-
sanding they nay make objections Inst thursday
t.l.v were smoked with compound OF rosin, ana
ohfr yiiainoas ingredients, 10 the great offence oil
Their nostrlIs and damage Of their wearing appa-
IL A lady who went from Troy to Providence
i.tarned on Thursday and had 10 undergo Tie a.
t1fenIebtoned ft,fnigalon, which entirely abstrac-
led its color lrom beautiful new pink dress
New BcdtOtd Ga
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g.rriaonr, Aug. II.


,.5,,s.I5re-N-e understand that fourteen Oh
- Al Charity. .on ST. JoscPhs Nunnery.
: q=,,s5ars. passed through this city YESTERDAY
-. on their way to Philadelphia, whittier
! '.'''. ..,os f,rtbe purpose of Attending the
-. -, season of affection AMI dis
- =. , 5. iay produced by the cholera. Such a
So. ,' synpnthy for the afflicted aud ola dis
Pep = 3.,ta,yor 10 relieve the distressed, rs
~ 'l''' ~ and i, worth more than whole burnt
i''' ~ =, riyers Of oil presented in sacrifice
lh'ti"5s' p" [Rep.
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sNiHe tNh At itnlos holdru thr ffrhs oGeaz~ue 4
The tronh superior Conf Of In md Cba,ret eI|1E
lho Town ~ iyhchbf, nn the 9th Inv II August. ffy
William Morgan, AlboR Mennnid Niliism 4 nrrand
George T. Niilinne plninhs ngnn,t trlard Harrison
Herjann Harrison, nfhhfd H. lafk. Lielhtd ror.s
nn"rge &. Holloway, Wm. Lrc ~. i.uf,u,;s " ,,an.
Knight and Nancy -hirlds l1e9s
mo dnichd"f )" liam ldhphh mi having entered he
appearance nd gwen src1y according 10 tho act Of A.
srhipy ana Inc rules 81 THIS ean', ard appearhg by sns-
Dct,y "Yide er Tint he ID not nhabHn hs eouufr,
II orerod that Tho said de ninn, do appear here an nm
hnt day Of the hosiefm aud tie serond sftplr
in"nnl bal 81 the Plhih0s md that q copy of this ,dcr
fm imiIwlIb thsfre1 N tnn" newspaper rrtird n IN,
town of lynchurf, ir two months and rua-
ted NJ the front dopr 0fte Aoss IN tho said lawn
no"py-ies'r' d. ROBES, OK.
Aug. 20 NO.,
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Out of poi patients admitted into one Of the New
y,rI, Cholera hospitals, l9s were Known to he IN
.,moerate. In another hospital touraitfs Of the
4o,euts admitted w1re Incorporate.
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Aug20

" OBINSON'S Patent Barfey and Greats,
- u with printed directions for their USE Pearl
Barley, Bermuda and Grannlated Arrow Root,
Pearl Tapiooa, Sage, &c--Thcse articles form
the yaieSt and cheope1 diet for sick persous--lor
sale by Howell DAVIES.
Aug.2 IFS
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TO MERCHANTS.

III NklyttAHklA ~ J. cp
ME SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs lis
Il country friends that he Inns just returned ir}a
the North, and Is now receiving his fall supply ol
Groceries. consisting IN part OF
500 bags prime Porto Rico. Laguiro, Rio aud old
Java Coffee
VI hhds 81, Croix aud N. O Sugars
300 casks Cut Mas, assorted
$50 boxes Window Glass
100 boxes fresh RasIns
Family Loaf aud Lump Sugars. FIcsl Cur Pow.
der aud Imp. Teas, Candies. Soup ana lamp O!l.
ALSO,
5000 HIS Petersburg Cotton Yarn
500 sacks l.Hcrpool Salt, with va''ct" d
other ARTICLES, which viii be sod low,
r"i Flour, and all kinds Of Country Produce sold
on tommlsston
Orders promptly attended to- JOS, J. FRY.
Richmond, Va Aug. Goth 1899 q
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The following staemGs>i contains such returns us
we haze received, OF the Gubenatoria election III
d ,n,nri,,
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W. INES OF selccted aud choice quality old
and pure, viz Port, Madeira, Clarct, Nal
asi, Champaign. and Mushat de Frontgnao
IafSc supply received and for sale by
Howell DAVIES.
August .. ifs
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.o5sy ons ca, had otcurrea n tie praceli gGhr.'
days InalI, there had been y cases and 10 deaths
Tie cases II y stated were all ,raced TO eeryo OF
oysters shch mad been carried there, in the first
stage Of utrijity and which were parraken ofby
nll who = ere attacked with the dsease
Tilr rRion, Dct wv have, [says ,l,e Phila-
ielt,hla l. s l.az tel 10 direct accounts from ids
place a eaara a placed on the BRIDE leading
from that city 10 New Castle, aud nh eommun'ea-
ton cu, OH. Il is reported, however, that row ca
sos arc occurring daily aoi much alarm prevailg.
in cons auenee among the inhabitants.
1hete nra also ftw csses reported IN cath IF
thu towns 81 Troy. Lansnl,urcb schoiatie, Ma
lonc Bnf'plo piauSbureli, Grcenhush. and Man.
chester. in New lork MillyIlc and Newark, in
Vow jersey aud Newport. IN Rhode Island
r. our anxiety TO lay before our readers this
mosntug the highly interesting Foreign News,
compel: Us to defer until our next the Pension Act
passed At the las, session of Congress, together
witiilhe explanatory documents. II sha certainly
appear on Thursday.
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> DO eonsress hega,o the .arase 10 the fts
movement, OIL the subject. II eonsdre be properly
attributable 10 NM person tur the carly action Of
Congress on the subject i > to the Presi'len, him
self md h al i.a friends arc tho very last per
SO swfo sholld utter word Of complalnt.
Ne h,s 4sciaties. u he Ohio State Joafnal,
contains address 10 the public, sieHed h u eli
gels q, Columbus, who were amaae the former sup
poriers Of Con Jackson, setting forth their reasons
Cor Withdrawing from hun their further support.
Iihat IS 7Tpf8 We asserted in our ms PSI
per, on the authority of writer IN Poulsons Phil
ndelphia Advertiser, that Gen. Jackson dad not ss.
! i, Mr. Madison on his recent journey from WAIST
inston 10 the Hermitage The Riehmoad En-
autcr rc.siifrms that the President III visit Mr.
NJ and ads d We have Il letter before US, ffgr1
dae rim 3r5s prcseRt al NE safs,rlfe haiween
,hcsa distinguished men and who adds that II
was very interesting, coneiaiory aud kind on
both sidrs.' Taking the En4u,rcis version as the
true one, we would ask ia what sense DOES Il use
the word " eouciliatory, ms connected with the
inierviey between Mr.. Madison and Gen. Jack
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