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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30

...is
v.v,Yll call the attention Of our citizens to
.,. .,n,rks of correspondent, in to-day's pa
-, relative to the meeting proposed to be held
Il. evening to consult about establishing Saw
-, Institution. The good effects resulting from
~. Institutions have been felt and acknowledge
a n many Of our cities and towns, and must
.,,,, their influence here also
grea, meeting in favor of the Tariff was
,.din Philadelphia last Saturday. Alta very car
b., bo,, the District Court Room and all the ave-
me-, we're thronged, and hundreds of citizens
yer. standing in the State House yard. At
fva.t three o'clock, the meeting VAS orga-
.u,d By choosing the Hon. Joseph HemphiIl as
u,,ldent Robert Vain, NJ. Carey, ]. P. We
bsu and Samuel Richards, ESQ. vice presi-
t,ar and Jose ph Ripka, James Rona!dson and
!, SchOIe6elJ, secretaries.
The United States Gazette says" The ex-
.e,dAs inclemeucy of the weather, violent rain
Storm. rendered It imprudent to adjourn to the
State House yard. and to attempt business in the
Court Room was out of the question. A mo-
ion vas made and carried to adjourn to the Mu-
seal Fund Hall. Thither, then, large portion
If the immense multitude repaired. We were
informed BY the person who has the care Of the
Hall, that between three and four thousand per-
sons obtained admission; but vast number.
,,ms have said A. MANY more retired for want
Recommendations. Had the day been pleasant,
Independence Square would have presented an
appearance Of numbers, which, perhaps, it never
slors, with one exception, presented"
The resolutions adopted expressedSthe senti-
nen, Of the meeting, warmly, in favor Of the
Tariff, and 10 opposition to Secretary McLane's
-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30

Melancholy Disaster.-On Thursday last the
schr Elizabeth. Humphrey, from Richmond, for
Boston, was IN company with schr Sarah, Beal,
of bingham. from Richmond, tor Boston, which
struck on Little Round Shoai, went over and
sprung aleak: finding she was in sinking cond-
ton, the officers and crew attempted to get on
board the Elizabeth; two succeeded. bur the cap
tain, mat and cook were drowned. The Sarah
was between 60 and 20 tons. and was loaded with
coal. The leak was caused by her rudder strlk-
ing the rocks and loosening the stern post. The
captain and crew got into the boat to leave her.
but not being able to cut the painter. she swamp
ed CAPT Bell was within few inches OF the
EIizabeth's stern when she sunk Mr.. Beae.
(the mate, and the cook. "a lad.) were drowned
by getting out Of the boat. One man remained
in her, partially baled her out. and was taken
from her at considerable distance to leeward.
II is supposed the Sarah went down soon after.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30
NJ A L RIED,

mr.. RIED,
M thursday last, by the Rev. Mr.. Smith. Mr..
fS;a T. MURRAY to Mrs. JANE MASSEY, all
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30

NalOrlty Tor Governor Hamilton over Colonel
Waiter, one vote.
We understand protest will be entered
slnst Inc election.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30
SHIP NEWS.
PORT or ALEXANDRIA. (D. c.

ARRIVED. Nav 90.
schr. Plough Bow, Baxter, Nanjemoj; tobacco
to Fletcher & Dement,.
SAILED,
Schr. Reaper. Pearsall. Boston.
S,hr. Mary Ellen, Mcknight, Charleston.
Steamboat Fredericksburg, hewitt, Norfolk.
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Drawing and Painting from

TlAUGHT in Eight Lessons, by MRS. BOURNE,
i from Baltimore. Also; Wax Work and Ebony
Work. Specimens to be seen At Mr.. T. Mounts Pan.
cy Store, King street, where terms can be known.
II en'ire satisfaction be not given, no charge will
be made. Ladies and Gentlemen desrous oflearning
will please leave their names At Nr. ~ g without de.
lay, as Mrs does not intend to continue long in the
District Of Columbia. may 2o-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30

The Alexandria Canal Bill was yesterday, 10
the Senate, reported by the Committee on the
District without amendment.
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ALEXANDRIA, I'D. c.
,rcpyeSn4Y MORNING. Nay so. 1882,

-. The readers Of the Daily paper will lind
y ri.,elaneOus matter on the first page.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
NOTICE..

LETTERS Tesiameniary having been granted
10 the undersigned, upon the Estate of NesIe,
Chambers, deceased, by the Hon. Orphans CopT,
oi wilkinson county, at April Term, 183o ali
persons indebted TO said Estate will please calI
ana settle their accounts, and all those 10 ubon,
sad estate is indebted, will present their accounts
1uly authenticated within the time prescribed nv
law, or they will be forever barred recovery
{. q. CHAMBERS. Erecutr;r
Ao RI. CHRISTMAS, Erccutor
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
Q. p. SMITH & 2. ~. FARRAR.

WILL hereafter practice LAW in co-partnership,
in the Courts held IN Woodgille, and will attend
the Circuit Courts Of franklin a. Amiie- and the
different sessions Of the Supreme and Chancery
Courts ofthe Shte.-Ofice on the East side ofihe
Public Square where one or both Of them may at
all times be found, unless absent on professional
business.
woodyille, March 8, 1891.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
NOTCE

THE undersigned having been appointed at the
last February Term Of the Hon. Orphans Court
Of Wilkinson County, Administrative of the Eslate
OF Andre'o White, deceased; requests all persons
indebted to said Estate TO come forward and MAKE
payment, and all persons having claims will pre.
sent them duly authenticated according 10 law, o,
they will be barred.
April s7, 1889. i7wes nun" g
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
'. ". CILDART 4 J. '. EVELETH,


CoUNsELEoRs q ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HAVING associated themselves in the practice
Of Law, will attend 10 all profession al business
entrusted TO them in the Circuit, County, e. Or
phans courts in Woodville.-They will attend the
Supreme g. ChanccFy Courts ofthe State g. the
Circuit Courts Of Amiie, Franklin and Pike Co m
tles.--OfIice East side Of the Public Square, op-
posIie the Court House.
Woodviile Nov. 30. i830.--44 H
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
I6nQ
OFrIcE PLANrrRs Ban.

- Woodrile, April I6th, 1889.
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and after
this date, this Bank will allow interest on monies
to the credit Of individual Depostors al the rate Of
one cent for each one hundred dollars reSaining in
Bank to their credit for one day--and at the same
rate Tor a longer time aud larger sums; but no al
iowance OF interest will be made on fractions of one
hundred dollars. By order.
90, A. M. FELTUS, Cashier.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

ely OF said lands, and also one fourth part oil one
other undivided fnh part Of moiety of the same
lands l have nominated George r. Lea. Robert
Stewart, senior, and Robert Stewart, junior, Com.
mlssioners to divide said tracts of land into equal
shares or parts land unless proper objections arc
stated TO me on he fourteenth ddy ofJte merit. the
said George R. Lea, Robert Stewart, senr q Ro-
bert Siewari,Jr., will then be appointed Comms.
soners to make partition ofthe said lands pursuant
TO an act, entitled "an act, concerning the parti.
hon OF flands held by coparceners, joint tenants and
tenants in common.
Given under my hand this 2Sd February, 1889
V. T.. CRAWFORD,
Presiding Justice A q n
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

OrFIcR PLANrERs RANK. B

Woodviae, April l7h, 1882.
BY resolution Of the Board the Disconnt n5y
Of this Bank is fixed for Tuesday in each week..
Notes for Discount, must be offered preyious.
y to that day, or they will not be placed before
the Board. Bank hours from 10 A. M. tlI 2 o,.
clock, NJ. except on discount day, when the
Office will be kept open TIL o'clock, p. M.
A. M FELTUS, Cashier.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
Johm WetterpiLle & o..

WHEREAS a representation has been made to
ehis Court, by A. II. Chambers, Adm'r. de bonis
non Of a. Hope, deceased, that Wesley Cham.
bers, Admit. Of said A. Hope, did NOT sell the
Real Estate of A. Hope, pursuant 10 tho order If
this Court i-I stherelore ordered that publication
Be made according TO law, for all persons concern
ca IN said Estate, to shew cause ifany they can, why
Ine real estate Of said Hope should not be sold to
pay his debts.
:. A. II. CHAMBERS, Adm. do JOais non.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
DIR. GEO. Q. IA W'HORTE4

Is 70 DO found at al times at his Office, adjacent
the Office Of snTH f. FARRAR, OF at his dwelling,
the house formerly occupied by Captain Wade,
when not engaged professionally.
Janndry &c, 1889
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

WILL expose al public sale for cash, at the
Court House Of Wilkinson county, on the second
MONDAY in June, 1889, the following tracts Of
Land OF so much thereof, as will settle the taxes
due ihereon.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
i i. ] !. !. !. !. !. { {. .: J: !: ; 4 !. ! ! ! !. !
"a COMMITTED to the Jail N
M kinson County, State of Misss
,A on the 92nd INST, by Joseph q
NAG Esqr., Justice Of the Peace
0M run away slave, negro man
EM calls his name PETER, and sd
&Ak belongs to Henry Martin, hal
Chm -, Last Feliciana, Louisiana. Said byI
bout 8 feet 10 inches high--about 40 yeand
Had on when committed an old broad colN I
and lindsey woolsey panialoons-Says he va
by a Mr.. Smith Of Columbia county, Teuns
The owner of the above described neqw !
quesied to come forward, prove property pay !
ges, and take him out ofiail, otherwise he VI
dealt with as the law directs
BENZ TURBEVILLE, JGisl
Woodville, April "a, 1882. II
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
TAx COLLECTIONS SALE.

/ WILL expose al Public Sale, for Cash, al the
Court House door Of Wilkinson county, on the
first MONDAY Of June next the following tracts
Of LAND, or so much thereof as win settle the
Taxes due thereon, to wit;
TOWN LOT,
In Woodville, kno1n on the plat OF said Town,
as lot No. 2, square No. 8, containing one acre g.
4s-160 Of an acre; assessed the property Of
Francis Keller. Amount ofTax for the year 1881,
IS 60.
in Pinckneyville, bounded south BY Main street,
east by James Wilson, and known as the LOT for
mehg occupied by Edward Randolph. senior, and
now owned by William Randolph; assessed as the
property Of WIN. Randolph. Amt ofIaS for i33 !,
SO OF.
In Pinckneyville known as lots No. ~ g. 10,
bounded on the south g. east by land Of John +.
Carmichael, west BY Main street, north by the lot
the Church stands on; levied on as the property Of
John Turner, TO satisfy the tax Of Bingaman g. Go.
for the year 1881. Amt. Of tax S36 90.
Gao ACRES,
More or less, on the Bufaloe, bounded on the
east by Shaw q Rogers, on tho south by public
lands, west by Thomas 6. Ellis, north by -
Mlerj assessed a. the property Of John Lombard
Amt. Of tax due for 1891, 81 20.
497 ACRES,
On the waters Of BufFaloe, bounded west by N.
E. Raymond, north by lands Of the Estaie Of Gil
bert; assessed as the property Of James X. Cook.
Amt. Of tax for 1891, S5 SO.
100 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters Of Buffalo, lying
near Fort Adams, bounded - assessed as
the property Of VIM. w Ives. Amt. Of tax for
1881, 50 6s.
3s4 ACRES,
Near Fort Adams, Section 8, Township !,
Range =, west; being the tract confirmed to the
representatives Of David Jones, and conveyed by
William Lawson aud his wife, to Litsum Purdy;
assessed as the property Of said Purdy. Amount
Of tax due thereon for the year 1891, IS 76.
I75 ACRES,
More or less, near Fort Adams, known as
part Of the old Ogden tract, on which the Brick
House stands, bounded on the north by the Foster
tract, south by s. Wood, west by the bufialoe
swamp; assessed as tho property Of Thomas G.
Adams. Amount Of tax due for 1891, Sc 63
| or The above amounts arc exclusive Of cost.
JAMES REID, t. c o.
February 80, 1882 ems
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
TO THE VOTERS or WILRJNSOv
COUNTY.

FHLLow- CITIZENS;
Il is the duty Of each individual in com.
muniiy 10 express his sentiments in some form !,
other, upon every important measure relating 10 ,ha
administration ofhis government, and 10 accom-.
pany the expression with the reasons by which he
has been guided in the formation Of that opinion
This duty | am about TO fulfil in a case oftbo M.
most Importance to MS all, and one more intima,ely
connected with the blessing of civil liberty ond he
Southern planter., 1832-05-19


COMMITTED to the Jail Of
VA County, State of Mississippi. =
,~ 18th instant, by WIN. Stewn.
Up Esqr, negro man named IIES
N who says he belongs 10 John
4.ss=D living about miles from Mobile.
Henry appears to be about 25 or % yeand
stout built. feet I-2 inches hiph-has /,
scar on his forehead, rather OH the riphtsd
long scar in his left eyebrow much scanedo
throat, which he says was done in falling HI
thorn tree, since he lelt home-he has The apI
ance ofhavlug been much whipped on his bud
--and is slow in speech--IIad on when conn
cotton shirt, old blue broad cloth coat, bIu,a
pantaloons, and an old white wool hat. ID
says he has been out about six weeks. H'
complexion IS dark.
The owner Of said negro is requested 10
charges, and take him out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVISeShG 4 d
Amile Coung
Liberty, Anife Co. Miss., April 90, 1882
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

WILL practice" Law in the Couhs Of this
counly.-Also in the Circuit Courts Of Amiie, Pike
and Frunkln; and the Supreme, Chancery, and Dis
iricl Courts at Naichez.
Woodville, April 2sA, 1892. II
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
Fresh Goods.

JUST received BY the subscriber, q large and
splendid assortment ofFANCY g. STAPLE DRY
GOODS; which consists IN part Of the following
orticles:--
Plain, watered & chaneeable GrOs Dc Naples,
black GFos de Berlin.
Blsck g. Italian Luiestrina,
lnda Satin Levantines,
Rich Gros de Orleans,
Colonred sarsneiis g. FiorenOea
Plain & col0ured Saiins,
Figured & striped Batista.
French painted Muslins,
Striped & plaid Ginghams,
French, English e. American Calioom
Eurniiure Calicoes,
Figured Curtain Muslins,
Superior Danlask Table ClothR
Linen Diaper e. table Linen,
Russia Diaper & Crask,
arish Linens in full and half pieces
- lfish Linen Sheeting,
Figured Crapa,
Robes, & Embroidered MuSlin Robea
Fignred Mandarines,
Cambria, Jackonei a. Null MuaIins.
PLAIN 4 Figured Swiss g. Book Musiins.
Fine book & jackonet Cinvais,
Black Italian g. India Silk Handkerchiefa
Rich, Blonde g. Grape H'dk6,
Embr'd Grape g. Palmyrine H'dkfs,
slk, spiiialfed, fourlards, bandannu g. Haa H'dkfs
Fancy Plaid SILK -CsaSats,
SIX 4 Cotton Hosiery,
q =, 50 g. 60 Bleacbed SheetinCs
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
NOTICE.


WAS committed to lie ji
Nv Wilkinson County, State cfAs
kntbA slppl, rs runway, on The
MAG day Of November last, by q
WI Boyd, Esqr., a negro man uho
~ M his name DAVID, and says
:, s.-.-AA.--atA- longs 10 a Mr.. Winfield, tads
sad negro IS dark completed, about tsil
: inches high, about 90 years old-had qn 4
committed hnsey woolsey coat, cotton shf'
pantaloons.
Inc owner OF the above described negro 4
qnes'ed TO come forward, prove property, pay 4
ges, and take him out of iail. otherwise he WI
dealt with as the law directs.
= BENZ. TURBEVILLE, vi
December 3, 1881. 40
MAGISTRATES BLANKS,
For sale al this Office
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

We are authorized to announce Fnancis RiUers
Richardson, as candidate for a seat in tho House
H Representatives in the State Legislature, at the
nsuing election.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

WILL expose at Public Sale, for Cash, at the
Court House door Of Wilkinson county, on the
first MONDAY Of June next the following tracts
Of LAND, OF so much thereof as viii settle the
Taxes due thereon, to wit
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

A. S. RANDOLPH, Attorney and Counsel
lor at Law; having settled himself in Woodville,
offers professional services TO his friends and the
public He will practice in tho Circuit Co6ris Of
Wilkinson and Amiie counties, and the Supreme
and Chancery Courts in Natcbes His Office IS
on The Northeastern corner Of tho Public Square
Woodville, Fob. II, 1899. 8
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
A FRIEND.

MY friend Seth Reddek, ofNorih Carolina, has
informed me that our friend CALVIN RIDDICK
has emigrated to the State Of Louisiana, and is lv-
ing near the Mississippi line, and has hs letters dr.
recied to WoodTlle. Should any one know Of
Mr.. Calvin Reddck, they would do me a favour to
inform him where am, as ! would be very glad to
see him. live on the waters Of Percy's Creek,
III UhUE, 'as''a cand'date for Representative To-
Congress, at the next August election.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
NOTICE.

Va COMMITTED to the Jail Of A.
..3O County, Mississippi, on the i9b
fEa by William Stewart, jr. Esqr. n
NJ man named JlM,-says he belosal
s.a-s.sssa Alexr. Putney, negro trader
he was bought Of Col. Bell in Raleigh, N n
says lie runaway from said Puiney near sousS
he thinks Pearl River.-Said negro is aboa
years old, S feet le inches high, not yelov
very black.-Sald boy came TO Col Wade M
toms negroes, where they were camped nel
Woodward's not far from the La line, and al,
lodged himself runaway, on which the M
having charge Of Col Hampton's negroes, had
confined and brought to jail Jim had on \
committed cotton shirt, dark domestic round
ei, cassinett panta oons, and an old wool hat
The owner Of said negro is requested to "a,
with the law, and take him out ofjail.
MORGAN DAVIS,
Sheriff g. Jdilor Of Amite ca
Liberty, Amite county, Mi Jan'y 20, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

CHAUNCEYS. g. II. ID. KELLOGG con-
tinue to practice ( aw as heretofore Their Of
fce is opposite the Bank
WOOdDille, January 6, 1882. syi
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
NOTICE.

a COMMITTED to the Jail \
I'M mite County, State Of Mlsslssippl
..A William Stewart, Jr. Esor., oa
AXA 10th February, 1889, a neqo
WG\O who calls his name BOB, and
EN- he belongs to Alexander Duvs,
&kASAing about a half mile above B
Rouge, La on the opposite side Of the hv,
Bob is about 28 OF 80 years old-dark compl.
five feet l-2 inches high--had on when
mItted, a cotton shirt, French drilling paniaI
valencia vest, an old wool hat, wooden socks
good negro shoes.
The owner Of said negro is requested \
charges and take said negro out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, ShF g. 4
Amite County,
Liberty, Mi. February 20, 1889. 9
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
4 TOWN LOT.

in Pinckneyville, bounded south BY Main street,
east by James Wilson, and known as the lot for
merlg occupied by Edward Randolph, senior, and
now owned by William Randolph assessed as the
property Of WIN. Randolph. Amt. oftax for 1881 1,
"a OF
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

The cholera has made its appearance in Paris.
Joel Cameron, ESQ. gentleman residing in the
dcinity Of vicksburg, was inhumanly murdered :
ew days ago. Some Of his slaves and free ne
gro named Bird have been charged with the crime
md arrested
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

In Woodville, known on the plat Of said Town,
as lot No. 2, square No. Q, containing one acre g.
48-160 Of an acre; assessed as tho property Of
Francis Keller Amount ofTax for the year 1881
* g2
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
JAIL COalGITNaL.NTs



NJ WAS comril,ed 10 the is,l,s
GlSs. mite county, Mississippi by q, (
EI~'N Davis, Esqr, as a runaway n !
wtA Cd day Of December, l0si. \ h.
G Man calling his name HANNIRd
~z---bS.hl about % years Of apc-gellow
pleciion-5 feet l-2 inches high--has 4
scar on his forchead-raiher over his ler y.
also small scar under bis left eye--Sad ~
says he belongs to VIM. Denton living on Red h.
that he was purchased by said Denton n N
Orleans, with FIVE others-and that they ue,.
on board Of the Steam Boat Washington. n
touched at "Pon Hudson at which place 4. }
awsy.-Said negro had on when commiilcdb,2
roundiackei, blue domestic panlaloons, N
checked shirt under fine cotton shri--wooll,, \,
The owner Of said negro is requested To can
with the law, and take him out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Slf. &Ja'
Liberty, Mississippi, December 4, 1881. n
Southern planter., 1832-05-19
TOWN LOTS

sahd OF SO mucf thefeot, as Will settle the taxes
due thereon;
STOWN LOTS
In Woodville, bounded south by Main street,
north by Water street, east by lots Of VIM. Ham
met q A. Daniel, and west by c. G. West; assess-
ed as the property of Miss Eliza Barrow. Amt. OF
tax due for 1891, Sl3 80.
160 ACRES,
Moro or less, on the waters Of Bayou Sarah.
bounded on the west by John Ogden, on the east
James Leech, on the north by Charles Stewart, on
the south Wm. P. Trask; assessed as the property
of Edmond Edwards Amt oftax for 1881, 81 90
TOWN LOT
In Woodvile, bounded north by Bank street.
west by lot Of j. s. Lewis. south by the property
formerly owned by PresiWood Smith, and east by
lands belonging TO the Bank assessed as the pro-
perry Of Alb liammott. Amt. tax due for 1881,
"a cents.
275 ACRES,
More or less, on the waters Of Bunaloe. bound-
led as follows, north by lands belonging 10 the Es
tate Of Solourner, east by v. G. Grooms, west by
Davis tract, south unknown; assessed as the pro-
lperty Of WIN. T. l. Nicholson. Amt. of tax for
1881, 50 I9-
0@1-Ihe dbove ants. are exclusive of costs.
March 8, 1889. 10 ~ -
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

The communications received from Leila this
week, will be inserted with pleasure
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

The list ofseveral absconding debtors handed n,
for publication we would prefer printing in hand
bill form.
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

a jury ofinquest was held ovor The body Of Mr.
Sampson T. Cuudle, found dead on THURSDAY even
Ing last. Verdict "died by tho visitation of God /,
Southern planter., 1832-05-19

1915
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-19
TUESDAY, JUNE 10. 1882.
New York, June l6.

IN. rboz,ra.-The intelligence from Montre-
:, r,rs;yed Yesterday, was but too true. Inc
a,,.t;c scourge has, IN very truth, entered the
h.,r,-of the Western Continent, and the De-
stroyins Angel is stretching his arm over us
Taus far, in Montreal and Quebec, the disease
has assumed its direst form, and was apparently
annrnachiog our own territory with fearful rapi-
div. gentleman who left Quebec on Tues
day morning, (l2th) has furnished the Courier
with the Quebec Gazette OF Monday, me i,m,
by which il appears that FlFTf-NiNE GASES
and FORTY FIVE DEATHS had occurred up
TO the evening of the 10th. and ne reports tha'
At the time of his departure the cases in Quebec
amounted to EIGHTY, and the deaths 10 up
wards of SIXTY. He described the disease as
exceeding in malignity. any previous accounts
of ;,s yirSenre either in Europe or ASIA, aud all
vim were attacked were considered hopeless.
H. Witnessed its first symptoms upon ttre emit
grants standing upon the wharf, and before they
eouId he conveyed to the hospital, tWo Of them
Iisl A servant woman living in the house
whore he boarded, was seized with the disease
and died within three hours; and crocRery
merchant of his acquaintance, living IN The up.
ner town was carried of within Sar hours!
Three persons were attacked on BOARD the steam
boat in which he came passenger to Montreal,
and before they reached the next land'ns' one OF
them. a resident Canadian, was corpse-the
other two could not have survived. The alarm
az Albany, and IN the towns at the North, Is
very great, as will be seen by the proceedings oil
the city authorities, and the precautionary mea-
sures adopted to prevent, il possible the intro
duction OF the disease. Commercial.