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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-01-26
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Payment Of the notes is stopped at tho bank Of Eng
land, and every pecauon has been adopted to
their circulation. LONDON Sept. g. 1891
Reference made 10 Robert GiImor Sons Baltimore;
or to Fish, Grnnell & Co. New York.
Jan. 7. 7g-et
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TO THE PUBLIC.-CENTRAL HOTEL.
IHyHONAS Rail- ro.ooo,f,,II,, .r,,a,,,.o- a. ~: I. -

THNHOMAS BALL respectfully announces TO his friends
and the public, that having purchased the entire
interest oil Mr. lsham Pickett in the above well known
esabIshmcn II will in future be conducted by himself
10 those unacquanted he would merely state that the
location OF this stand is Of the best in the City, being
contiguous to the Capitol, and TO all the principal Ware
houses Being determined to conduct il in STYLE inferior
TO none in the City, and the reasonable terms
has provided himself with active and attentive Servants
his table viii at all times be furnished with every de-
cacy That the Market Affords and his Bar stocked with
the best Liquors. The Stables attached 10 the esta-
oshment are extensive and comfortable and the Ostes
careful and attentveTbe long experience he has had
in this business, and the satisfaction that he aties him
sell has been invariably given heretofore, renders
eessary 70 make any remarks as to qualification suffice IL
say that his personal attention. in every instance will
be entirely devoted to the comforts Of his guests and
excrhons spared to give general satisfaction.
GJ Fen or twelve Boaricrs, by the week, month,
year. will be taken reasonable as al any other
House in the City. T76-t1 Jan H.
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A an I'D EWARD.-Ran away from The subscf-
~ ~ EN Der, on the 10th Dec. last, negro fellow
WARREN, about 2S years of age dark complicated about
five leetS 10 inches high, slow spoken droop shoulder
edwhcn spoken to Is apt TO hew the whites Of his eyes,
and had very decent assortment Of honespun clothes and
black fur hat he also had close coat of cassnet 1t
expected he has procured free pass ola free negro of the
OF Berry Corn The above reward win be given
for the apprehension and confinement in Jail Of said fellow
Information may be given by mail directed TO Herndons
r. o. Orange county, ". G.
WILLIS billiard, Executor
Of Lydia billiard, deed
Raleigh, N. e. Jan. 2. e1-3t
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HREY BEARD.--This well-bred Horse. bred bv
~ Richard Singleton, Esq Of $. c., by Kosciusko.
his dam the imported Psyche the dam Of tho distn
gused racers Blank and Marx Time, see Turf Register
vol End, page 5is, will stand the ensuing season II my
stable in Nelson county Va. Further particulars in time
Dec. ~. 67-1sF JNo. b. COLES.
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Chesterfield. Jan.

VALUABLE real. ESTATE FOR SALE-By vir-
tue OF Decree Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chaneery for the county of Hcnco in the case of
Price vs. George ct al pronounced the cath Decem-
ber lS3the subscribers will sell by public auction to the
highest bidder at Hanover Court House, on Tuesday the
Sis day OF January next the of on which the
COURTHOUSE stands Except the public lott together with
the avens and all other houses upon the following
to witt 81 500 to be padin cash. credit of months
from the day OF sale to the residue of the purchase mo-
ney the purchaser giving bond with security for the cred
payment and the title to be retained until the purchase
money is paid.
The subscribers justified in saying that is as vaua
BILE property flor its extent any which has been offer
ed for sale in Virginia. for time, will be again Of
Tered The tract contains about 600 land large
portion OF which flat land, and very good, lies on
both sides OF the main stage road the North and not
twenty miles from the city of Richmond.
The buildings consist Of two large tavern houses nearly
new small dwelling house, kitchen, stables and other
customary clubhouse and two This proper
y has rented for several past for $1,000 per annum
until the last year. when it rented under sadvantagcous
circumstances for $500 and in the hands of iudcious
manager, It would be of the most valuable tavern
stands in Virginia The tavern houses are insured Mr.
Sutton on the premises will shew the property to any dis
posed 10 examine It, 70-tds
JAMES T. SUTTON, }c..-.-
Dec. 30. THOMAS PRICE, Jr. { commissioners.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

a RTlFICIAL HAIR TO INITIATE NATURE
IA Mr.. QUIRK, of New York, deems it only ncccs-
sary to to fashionable world, that he has just
arrived in Richmond, (where he intends remaining short
tme) and offers for the inspection Of discriminating
community, elegant and assortment of
and ToUPETs, got up under his immediate inspec
ton variety OF prices which for tasc and durability
he hattcrs himself must meet the appreciation of all who
honor him with their commands, at the Eagle Hotel
Jan. &c, 1882. Sl-3tf
a GOvERNESS WANTED.-.To Lady well qua
"a lifed to take charge OF private school, in heal
thy neghborhood and instruct in the various branches of
female English education, salary of $500 and board
will be given. letter addressed to the subscriber, Lu.
nenburg county, Macarlands Post-ofce Va will be at
tended to. ID. G. WILLIAMS.
Jan. 20, 1882. 81
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Sir Charles.


Nils beautiful, distinguished, thorough bred racer
- ana geuer Of racers, VIII stand the ensuing season
at the residence Of my son, George W. Johnson within
one mile Of Moodys Tavern in ChestcrfeId and about
~ miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is now at
ms stand ready to serve $40 the single leap and
oo inc season. payable on the LIST OF August next when
VII, eNPre-Sioo insurance, payable soon as the
marc Is known to be In oal parted wth 81 cash 10 the
groom Mares that failed to Sir Charles year. will be
tins year at the price OF the company
oil SIX mares may go at $50 the season each--and one
geeman putting five mares shall have the same priv-
lege Mares furnished with pasturage, which Is very
extensive and excellen-and servants sent with mares
boarded gratis Lots are laid down in both wheat and
grass or mares and colts and fed If required rs cents
day. Care will be taken avoid accidents hut no ac
countability for any that may happen.
r Charles has been so often advertised that il is only
necessary to say that he is in fine eath az horse
be, and Is remarkably foal-getter His colts are
very beautiful very successful and winning wherever
they Co. they selling at very high prices indeed and
are In very great demand Should the colts of any other
distinguished horse run and win, and win very often and
were to sell, and sell very oen and at high prices they
then would only be equal to Sir Charies's.
w. r. JOHNSON
Chesterfield. Jan. 1920 ,rENyL
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iSSoLUTION. The Co-partnerships heretofore
- existing under the firm Of JACOB SHELDON s. Co.
q w. w. WEBB s. Co., dissolved on the LIST inst
by mitation-Jacob Sheldon and w. w. Webb, are du-
y authorized to settle up the business of the respective
concerns. ROSCOW COLE
JACOB SHELDON
$500 WALTER w. WEBB.
Williamsburg, Jan. 18th, 1892.
JACOB SHELDON, having purchased Mr.. Walter
- W. Webb's portion Of the goods in the above con-
cerns as also his store-house, he will continue Mer-
camille business on his account the store formerly
occupied by Mr. Webb, and socits he hopes to merit
a share of the public patronage
Williamsburg, JAM 18th, 1882 Stiff
so OR 100 DOLLARS REWARD
"lLL be given for JO, ,hs wife and son. who eft Ra-
w leigh, NC about Christmas 10 is about SO wears of
age, six feet high, walks little lame, has down look
blacksmith by trade, complexion not very black His
wife Is OF middle stature and believe ra
Their backer than JOS His about 10 years old
these negroes taken and confined in any Jail in the
State, $50 will he given; il out, 800.
Jan. 70, 1882. (s1-31 E. HAYWOOD.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20

stated in the report TO be in very bad conditlon
The sewers in Eliot street not enough to dram
the cellars, and the adjoining houses IN ife@on'
street, there being no sewers in that part OF tne
street, are drained BY hogsheads sunk into the
ground, at the end Of spouts; through tnese 'ns
waste water soaks down into the EARN III anu
near Fessenden Court, and the constant araininS
to this point has formed great mass OF min anu
corruntion on the site of the old tan varo. iae
cellars in Fessenden Court are exposed 70 the
oozings or drippings, IN this manner not only
from fhe waste water Of the houses in fremont
street but also from the Eliot street sewers. Inc
repokt was committed to the SubCommiss'oners
for the Southern District, with INSTRUCTIONS 20
confer with the Mayor and Aldermen IN order TO
have those nuisances abated with the least posi-.
BILE delay. Amember Of the board stated tnat
the cellar Of the house occupied by the ia'e MI.
Eliot, in one corner OF which was provisions
store, is one mass Of filth and corruption, that
the afternoon previous he had seen taken from u
two hogsheads OF matter, principally rotten meat
and its liquor.
In the Board of Commissioners Of Health,
6o'clock, P. Nj. Sept. 14th, 1882.
The Board report the following cases Of Ma
lgnant Cholera within the city. viz:
Mary Adeline Babbdge. IL, died at No 6S
u
reported by DR.. d. II. Storer.
A female is reported by the Physicians OF the
fremont street Hospital, admitted to that Hospi'
tai last evening, with symptoms of Cholera. -
There is reasonable prospect of her recovery.
A female, named Joanna RYAN. reported BY
the Physicians Of the Hospital of the Middle Dis
trict, affected with Malignant Cholera. was last
evening removed from Broad street 10 that Hos
piral, and there is probability of her recovery.
A female in Jefferson street, near Fayette st.
is reported by Dr.. Romans az being in state Of
collapse from Malignant Cholera, and another fs
male in the same house. as affected with the dis.
ease IN milder form, both of whom have been
exposed to the local cause Of the disease in Eli.
OF street, and first sckened in that street, where
they then resided.
A patient admitted TO the Hospital of the Mid.
die District, from the corner of Atkinson and
Berry streets, found not to be affected with the
Cholera, has ben discharged. BY order Of the
Board. WIN. HAYDEN, Jr. Secretary.
We learn that the female reported by DIR. Ho.
mans as in state Of collapse in Jefferson street,
mentioned in the official report.) died last eve.
ming. She was sister to the Mrs. Hutchinson
who died day or two before.
The female at the Southern Hospital, whuse
case was reported in yesterdays Courier, was
last evening affected with fever, consequent up
on Cholera, and her case was considered doubt
full.
All these cases are known to have originated
in the infected district, except that OF the woman
from Broad street, who was Of very bad habits,
anu was taken i'll after eating very hearty din
ner; her age is about fifty, and there is some
doubt whether her case be really that of Malig-
naut Cholera.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20
"TELEGRApHIANA."

In our daily paper Of the l4th of September,
we said that an official document emana,ins from
one OF the Departments. was no longer eutltied,
as such, to the confidence of the people: and we
there charged that the President of the U. States
had submitted to Congress, in an off, tai report,
false estimate Of the condition of the Treasury.
knowing IL to be fuse! We also chai ged that
tins false estimate wa, prepared at his requrs,.
tor the purpose OF controlling The legislation of
Congress. and that it was intended to sustain that
act OF his administration upon which his remain
ing popularity chiefly rests. We challenged the
Globe to deny the charge, and asserted that we
held the proof in possession, aud that, If our
statement was denied, We would put the matter
beyond controversy. We proceed to redeem
our pledge.
The following is an extract from his message,
returning to the House of Representatives the
enrolled bill, entitled :. An act authorising sub
scriptlon OF stock in the Maysville. Washington,
Paris. and Lexington turnpike road company"
with his objections thereto; dated e7th May 1880.
EXTRACT.
"By the statement from the Treasury Depart.
ment. and those from the Clerks Of the Senate
and House Of Representatives. herewith submit
ted, It appears that the bills which have passed
into laws, and those which, IN all probability,
will pass before the adjournment of Congress,
anticipate appropriations which, with the ordina.
~ expenditures for the support of Government,
will exceed considerably the amount in the Urea.
sury, for the year 1880, Thus, whilst we are
diminishing the revenue by reduction of the du.
ties on tea, coffee. and cocoa, the appropriations
tor internal Improvement are increasing beyond
the available means of the Treasury; and If to
this calculation be added the amounts contained
in bills which are pending before the two Hous.
es, it MAY BE SAFELY AFFlRME THAT
TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WOULD
NOT MAKE UP THE EXCESS OVER THE
TREASURY RECEIPTS, unless the payment
of the national DEBr BE POSTPONED, and
the means now pledged TO that object applied to
those enumerated in these bills. Without a
we'll regulated system of internal improvement,
this e1hausting mode Of appropriation is not like
" to De avoided. and the plain consequence must
De, either continuance of the NATIONAL
DEBT, or resort TO ADDITIONAL TAX.
ES"
Here follows the copy Of document head.
ed Statement from the Treasury Department"
giving an estimated deficiency Of S7O5. sos. and
an estimate Of appropriations then pending be.
lore Congress. amounting to S9,47I, 1884.
II will be seen that the President refers to
this statement, not as from the Head of the Urea.
sury. but as from the Treasury Department
HIS object was to make itappear that the appro.
priatlons were beyond the ''avaiiable means of
the Treasury;" and he says:
~ to this calculation be added the amount
the bills ,0hich are pending before
The fro houses. II nay be safely affirmed that
ten nsill;ens Of DolIars uoud not make Up tie
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20
New ORLEANS. sept. 4.

piilereai, commandment of the Mexican armed
schooner Montezuma. which was captured by the
U. s. schr. of war Grampus, Captain fatnali.
for an act of piracy upon the American schooner
VIM. A. Turner, was examined before his honor
Judge Harpsr, yesterday morning. He told the
most impudent and Improbable story that has ev'
er been sworn to. The articles which were Ia
ken from the American vessel, he says, were gi-
ven gratuitously, even the writing desk contain
ing the schooner's papers. and the letter: to the
consignees!! The prisoners were remanded for
further examination to-day.
The muatto man Philip, accused OF the muir.
der of Mrs. Fayatt, was tried Yesterday o,y a
court of reeholders presided BY the parish judge,
and condemned to be hung tomorrow, or within
the next twenty -four hours.
Budd. VIM lately relieved gambling estab-
lishn,ent in this city, Of about nine hundred dol
lars in a manner contra,rea Ia regie de Hoyle,
has, we learn. been arrested at Danadsonville.
With the exception of twenty six dollars the en-
tire "spoils of victory" are recovered. Paul
Clifford would never recognize him as "genu-
inc cove."-H.
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Latest form Merico.-Letters from Vera Cruz,
to e4ih Aug. have Just come to hand, and papers
to Esd; their contents are interesting; but we
have only opportunity, for our Second Edition
to-day, to state in general that the states ct Mex
leo continue to declare in favor Of PedraZa. and
that things wear still more an aspect favorable to
the restoration of better system. Several states,
since our last advices, have protested against the
illegal and violeu, administration 81 Bustamente.
Strung indications were shown. among one OF
the print ipaI tivisions Of Bustamente's army, Of
disposition to come over to the popular and ma
tIona side; and there was reason to hope that all
may have been settled before this time
NJ =. Dai. .4dv.
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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 90, 1882.
THE CHOLERA.

HEALTH OFFICE. ALEXANDRIA.
September l9, 1882.
Report of the Board Of Health tor the twenty
four hours ending this day at noon:
In Private Pracf,ce-i case, eolored woman
BY order: r,>,.,v g.
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BosroN, Sept Is.

Health Comm,ssionsrs.-At the meeting last
evening Mr.. Wetmore, from the committee ap-
pointed to visit the IS infected district" made
report. sestinglorth in detail what he briefly sta.
ted at the neetiRg on Thursday eveniag,--whaeh
statement vas reported in the Courier Of yester.
day. Feassnden Cont and its nexnborhssd b.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20

JOSEPH TATE, President.
kP Since the report was received from the
Board, Dr. Briggs has sent in his report Tor az
hours, which adds six colored, and one white per-
son, to the above. Three recovering, two under
treatment, two in collapse.
Manchester. cases of Cholera are
stated to have occurred in Manchester, opposite
to thi. city.
WAsHINeroN, Sept. l9.
Report of Cholera cases by the Board of Health
Of this City, for the "a hours ending SePtem-
Der 1S, at noon:
Central Hospital.
New cases ], deaths 2. cured l, remaining 81.
Private Practice.
New cases, whites 10; colored 10; total 90;
deaths s.
Whole number Of new cases 81
Whole number OF deaths
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CRY OF WAsHlNoroN, Sept. II, 1882.
We, the undersigned, do certify, that we have
in person diligently inquired and examined into
the condition Of the Prison OF Washington Coun-
~, in the istrict Of Columbia, and have found
the Prison very clean aud in good condition, and
the prisoners as healthy az the citizens in any
ourselves riff III G u " SHINING Il f s d 9sa
cerned in the health OF the prisoners, that we
consider their situation. on the score Of health,
as promising as i. would be if they should be con-
fned elsewhere, agreeable TO the provisions Of
law. There have been only two deaths at the
Prison from the prevailing epidemic, both Of them
blacks, and the disease, both cases, ascribable
entirely 10 the use Of improper food. taken BY
the deceased without the knowledge cor consent
of the Jailer: aud it is believed that other
Of that disease has occurred among the prisoners.
HENRY ASHTON, Marshal,
THos. MI LER, Attend. Physician.
w. CRANcH, Chief Judge.
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brandy.

OR. Pipes cog1ae Brandy. Of superior quality,
4 landing from schooner Washington, from New.
York and fss saIe By s. H. 'ANNEf.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20

BOARD OF HEALTH,
Richmond. September. II, 1882.
Cases Of Cholera reported fo-day-4S hours:
WHITES.
I. PhGby Gill, dead.
2. Bradley, living.
CoIoREp.
1. Nat, living.
g. Sam, deaa.
8. Fanny, dead
4. Susan, living.
S. Lewis, dead.
s. WilfZgre. dead.
7. Wilson Allen, dead.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20

In our yesterdays paper, the following appears
as distinct paragraph: :. The Report of Deaths
b, Cholera on Sunday embraces eighteen cases. !"
THIS the reader will please to amend. or rather
rectify, by adding the words Is at Baltimore"
omitted inadvertently, and substituting Saturday
for Sunduy.-Nat. Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20
NV YoRK, Sept. II.

VIEW oRK, sept. II.
Public Health. We are grati6ed to be eua.
bled to announce very considerable decrease in
the mortality of the city during the last week-a
decrease even SURPRISING our anticipations. The
whole number Of mterments during that period
IS TWO HUNDRED AND NINErY.oNE-Of which
were Of cholera ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY.
EIGHT. Compared with the preceding week.
this return shows elimination in the whole mum
Der Of SIXTY FouR-the decrease Of deaths by
cholera being sEvENTY-THREE.
The City Inspectors report, from which our
information is derived, is the most favorable since
that Of the 9TH Of July last Weanticipste with
confidence the rapid disappearance Of the pesti
lence with which we have been 50 long and so Sc.
Serely afflicted.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
Heath Of Baltimore We have sgain to offer
our consratula ions upon the health Of our city
II will be seen that the deaths by Cholera for the
last twenty-four hours are only four. and we
learn that one Of these was brought in from Ran.
dall's Town and another from Curtis's Greek.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-09-20

PHILApELPHIA. Sept. lS.
Health Of Philadelphia. cholera has al
most entirel, left US. Now and then we have
case. but all that have occurred for a week past,
NAV. il is believed, be traced to some gross i'm
prudence. The Health Report gives but one
hundred and ipenty four deaths for last week.
Of these eight persons died Of Cholera-seven-
teen children Of Summer Complaint five adults
OF Cholera Morbus--six adults and three chill
dren Of Consumption-six deaths were BY Dys-
EMERY. and eight by Typhus Fever. The wea.
ther has been rather warm for the last two days,
but pleasant, and we should say healthful.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-08-09
s. "a AZ ...;ss,

FttilE public ae informed ,har da.l} mad Is
"a noW inuuitsg between rhr. place md W.
mgten CITY Ihs advantages oi llis arIaeg
msnt are nnme!us ana ob,tons.-it to' onty
gives lois pace daily Northern LAT laity i1eb-
mono nal Il presents 10 INT h1eLhg tfo7
TENNESSEE. ". .otue mi td Ia ~ de.oa @aaI,t-
~.
HIS line Is intended 10 rnmlfUe a Fttprr -
petition, with Rupie tjmr lor iasf uut "hrnest'
AZ IS required, il Wi lrdvei AL elgpI, as do: na
Freder,cA,bnr lin, AMI erli lhen reatn Val
ingion Withont difficulty. ~ soon d, 'hes eamb0a'
From Charlottesville to Alexandria, by land, IL.
mIte,.-- Alexandria t. Washington, by The b"st
1mlr---by py rJ"'e. III
From Chnlotirsv1 L. steamboat @od'og =
mlIe.--Steamboal ianding 70 \ a,hmglo', vi
route by Fredericksburg, la9 nl"s.
Distance from Sai.m 10 Washington cav, w
mEles-- Fare, ~ -
Ibe subscriber has spared uo pains 10 pal The
hest Accommodations on The v6oir road nom 81
lem 90 Washington Cry. And haY ns in7ofra
himself IN heavy nddIunnai expense, IN cons
quence Of the eslabIishmcnt Of daily mat' iiei''
Tie 'ufpoIl Of Il gen,i,us pub"c.
WI. SMITH.
T.. The hblne don ard kooNyiilr pHpers VII n,
sCrt the above - months NJ Ia. usual Discount, ah'
send their account to TINS uIiee fnr collection.
Nav : IL
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DR. 4. II. GILLIAN.
SLEGE.NN DE.SYiST.

YEsAkEs pleasure In announcing 20 the Ladies
Il oud Gntcmen If I.yuchhnfg nat he has r.
wraea TO tbs town, whefehe Intends 10 ren.aia
TIVE weeks. and as1in taaasrs hIs professional ser.
yirps 10 them.
IL MAJ be found, as previously az his Ful.ef's
rn#rot .1ird street Turnpike a.!ey.
lnlv - -
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Most respectfully yonrs.
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stomach, SICK head oehs, aogs.a, r,ag,ig q = =.
'trcatSs, Is 40" found 10 yield 10 tue III 4, inc.