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CAPITALS.
'Yhe Wrench Language.

1NHOSE Ladies and Gentlemen who are ics-
- rous of acquiring eariy and pract. cal
knowledge of this beautiful and fashionable tongue,
arc respectfully informed that Mr.. Nancrede's
room lover Messrs. Turner & Kerr, Sd story,
back,) is now open for the reception Of pupils, on
The Evenings of Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, f,om to 10 ?. NJ
Mr. Nancredc will devote crluNreiy to the La
dies, the evenings Of Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Being Originally from the eitg Of Paris, his pu
pills will have the best opportunity of acquiring Il
pnre Partisan accent aud pronunciation, being
led to speak it from the first lesson.
MIR. n can be seen throughout the day at the
Store of DR.. llowel Davies, Main Street, and on
Class evenings at his room, from 7 TO 10 p. NJ.
We have been, and are now, engaged in taking
lessons in the French language under the nstruc-
ton of Mr. Narcrcdc and besides being convinced
of his entire competency TO teach the language, DO
highlyapproye of his mode of instruction, and are
fully satisfied and pleased with his assduous aten-
tons & happy faculty ofmpartlng his instructions
And we cordially recommend these DESTROYS of Oh.
tanning Acknowledge ofths elegant language to en-
brace the opportunity now oiiorded them.
VIZ. NJ Rtres, John H. Tardg,
Ro b. Sielton, Hngv LaIam,
James y. Boylaad, TraretS d. Noncasre,
Nm. IL Lambert, Hnl Kyle, .Jy
May IS ,s!t
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DOMESTIC NEWS.



We copy from the last western papers the an
nesed paragraphs relative to the he appearance
Of the ehalern IA some of the tJwas IN the Valley
of the Mississippi
CMctssAfI, May Is.
During tht week ending This day, there were
-four deaths by cholera.
NAsnyilLs, May 10
No new case Of cholera since our last
a writer IN the w Orleans Advertiser ofthe
9Th instant com ,,ans loudly Of the city authorities
for iheif course IA reference to the cholera-fie
says
ftai this dreaded diseasc does exist in ,bi,
cry, TIT the eases almost without exception, ter
inmate fatalIY, and that II is gradually though
Slowly on the increase are facts not to be doubt.
Cd ST Louis Mo May II.
W. feel II our dutg 10 sratc cur belief Of the ex
isieneeofthe cholcra within the limits of our city
The disease made is first appearance on per
Sons on board OF ateanboai8 arriving at this place
where II WINS probably contracted, aud thence has
extended 10 tho town. We have not learned the
number Of eoscs that have been, but from The nfor
nation IN our power do not believe il 10 be great
at l.agt sufficiently 50 10 excite my terror or pan
&c oil the minds Of he rational mad experienced
i Ire satne cause, winch produced the disease ON
board the steam boats, namely confined or impure
ar, improper diet in eating and drinking. want Of
'A'ltis5i NM BcHGtai lrtrBnidrty OF hahiis may
and VIII have the sumo effect on land and We
would. speaking from the experience ofthe wise and
leafntd, earnc3tlY recommend to all the avoidance
removal ofsuch causes
We hive understood though we have seen no
evidence oft that measures have been adopted by
The City authorities for the publication of the City
II - undoubtedly the duty of the public authorities
10 attend 10 thus maltef but much may be done by
individuals IN thfif pflYale cupoCHy Lit the Gel
lars yhfa5i outhousas, &c, where dechying and
corrupt matter usually accomuntcs be thoroughly
cIeansea and ventilated, mud liberal use made in,
and eboa thcm flimo and other purifiers. We
have no doubt that tbs work if not always Noes
sorY ao@ ab,outcly 50, might be better effected by
combined actor anJaader the direction Of the civ
p''a, Regulations nj bc adopted f5t the pui-
pose3 a9d ticlr stIa Observance gunauieoI 10y
propli p9nhlues, unl allthet would DC needed On
the peft Of de clly would be gcucnl super ,ory
core.
We repeat The detection given by orr be3, ply
slclansi during tho visitation of the disease last
year-De prudent. cautious cheerful and temper
otc, AID eiocr NO. I'sshtcs' symptom ofa dis
ordered boly but rpply at once t1a physician, OF
yourseif use the proper medicines
= Saturday morning y O'Clock. We have the
qualification Of stating that there have been 40 new
cases, within the CITY since yesterday 'ooftlos.
ltaics
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49, - Ss-AS~kksxtsF
II all events, will retire 10 short distance only.
in order to be able, If necessary, TO return quietly
10 save the Sultan and hts capital from destruction
The reinforcemenis above spoken Of are sad Ia
consist Of some triga,cs, 600o troops. and ~ pa
ccs Of cannon. Two divisions ofinfsntry in IL
princpaliiies have approached the Danube 10 he q,
the disposal of the Porte Nlth all this IL is nsf
easy 10 sec how the Sultan IS 10 sytricale himself
from his diihcnliies Tor though nobody can DENY
The cool intentions Of the Emperor Of Russia in
Fastening TO assist the Porte " ithout any arthll
views, yet every body is sensible that the Sultan
has al,easted the hearts Of his Mahemcan subjects
by his esgsrness for Innovation.
CoSsrASriNor March ll.-Ibfshim's part.
zan, Emeir Ehendi, who got possession Of Smyrna
and Msgesis by sts,agem, has In Smyrna. en-
the ronons,rances Oft European Consuls, AM
with PRESENTATION that seems unaccountbbe, un-
less imagine that he aud his troops Consisting
ofabout hundred men, would he lll-trcpted an
ma le prisoners by the Inhabitants who must ne
ctssarily be convinced in a few days tina, he Ind
Ne assisianceto expect. Ibrahim is SAID to dsa.
Wv the occupation Of Smyrna by his partisan. af
hi least to have declared that he had gwen Inn 10
orders to that effect. Many persons however.
loub, the sincerity OF this declaration Il Ibrahlm
really has made il, In general, many inrlgaes
come to light, which maintains continual uaensl-
ness Among the diplomatic body and distfusl be
tween them and the Porte
Tue Russian feet is still at anchor in the Bos-
rhnfus, and was reinforced last week j IS nlso
reported that a Russian military force will NOON
arrive which would seem to intimate lint the Port
has reason to doubt OF the acceptance Of It's cond
tons by Mehemet Ali No accounts respecting
his decisions have arrived from Alexandria but II
is known that there as well as herr, the armaments
continue.
OpEssA. March l..
/. Three ships Of the line have arrived here from
Sebas,opo 10 take on board the troops and am
n.,nition which they are to convey to Constantine
% or sizobo. where they Will remain u, tae dla
poss Of the Satan.
LoSoos, April IL
Letters from Vienna received by the French
mail this morning, mention a ref ort TINT an ln.f
fecron had taken place at Consiantnopc, and tut
N sdllau had taken refuge IN the Hotel of the
Rnsslan Ambassador 1t IS sind that 10000 Rus
ssruoops AZ vi tneir march 10 the fuskIsh eapi.
tai.
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sa Minor nj the hazard OF shaking the empire To
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required the disH'c'o' A1'n'' Wn''m p'o'''9
wood Tor ouau'e2 ""N ''''' i Wv Wv "V''
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Of assistahceifom kusS'a' anu 10 ao' J" '"e oa,''
tnat he (the GenefeD was ehhReu " )" " A'e'
anira, ana summon '"o "s"e u - =. " . 'e'p
to his duty Ia" "''e ''1I ,,h ,' :, :
give to General Mo"'"' 's' , " "
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FRoNMATANHAs-CIlOIERA.

C0fcP9ae7ACt o. t3e j1atHst of C0mptffcr
MArANzAs, My
We are just looIlog abroad to see who remains
alive. Our city night have contained 10 or - -
600 inhabitants during tn time of the cholera, and
the number Of deaths Is believed to have been A.
bout 400. II was terrible scene to behold md
yet the proportion ofdcaths to the inhabitants was
less than IN Havana, winch could not have lost less
than 10000. On the 26lh March the number of
deaths reached 927 This had fium the bes, au-
ihorty within reach, no Official returns having
been made Our Governor VINO h $ not been a
long tune among us, deserves great praise for his
uhtirins vigilance, both III preparing every lhing
10 meet the worst, and IN the promptlud, of his
measures when the crisis had arrived Upon thc
decline Of The disease he had severe attack him
self
HE greatest difficulty was TO get timely assist.
ance from the medical gentlemen, nearly the hole
OF whom were sick, or tancied themselves so
mere is now hardly a case existing in town, but
1t 's spreading over the country, principally upon
the estates, some in high situations others in low
Others in midst of an infected neighborhood escape.
while those adjoining lose from } to 80 negroes Ia
word, this island has received shock from
which II vii! not recover for many years The
disease Is daily making progress towards the East
and the Lord only knows when and " here it will
END MY greatest fear now is, that it may become
liked IN the Island, in which case the country
would be ruined Its amos, supernuous to say.
that the sugar crop will be much diminished in con-
! sequence of the dl case.
+. 5. May CHA TIE Dcu,n was sung or
the It'll, and the CHOLERA declared to be a, an end
TExAs.-By the brig Fredericksburg, arrived
at New York from Maamoras, we leafn, tsays,
the Corier) that vessel of war from Vera Cruz
arrived att that place a few days previous TO her
sailing, with troops who with others assembled al
that place, amounting altogether to about $500
men, were 10 march In shor, time 10 Texas for
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IMPORTANT RUNOR-,t i,u,,

The Ne" York Courier and Enquirer contains
shc following paragraph
Heai'h OF Tx P,,Std.nt.-We regret 10 lsrrn
from ditI'rcnt sprces. the health Of the pre.id,nt
IS so serousl y impaired that it is cansd red tx
tr"mely doubtful " hcther he will be able to make
his contemplated vi TO the North his season
Indeed, II IS sari, t4at seripus apprehension, NJ.
felt for the result Of lbs present indistoSlon md ~
has been suggested bv sumo that instead of con,nD
this WY, lie will repair 10 tho Hermit, re # posi-
blr Prfpofntn,Pi0 5eSgr,ne The aduintsi5 oii.n !
ne aGt'r. 81 lie nation 10 t4e I'rs presidt14"
We pu no confidence NTH. ran,or, but are ratl .
er darosed to think, with the Nation intelligence.
that ii is an dit put out to feel the public pulse
The Integcneer adds,
We under an impression, that ye,3 enent
from his public station Is about the last thing in
Gen. JteksoA's m~ld W. should think IL much
likely lhat he locking forw.rd To re elec-
ton to III. Presidency for th,rd term. W. dorot
say ,!,al such thought As he 'altet is 7tp9c,psI
IL hs mind, but II IS mueh likely to be 90
than that giving way 10 any oue--syen to Mr.
Van BuRE>.'
Ii Cen jackson is desirsus to contribute to Mr.
Van Buron, advancement, his resignation of the
Presidential oToc would be the very lbst stny hen
he ought 10 take. 1t is true Mr. Van Bnren would,
by that act, become Preslden of the United States
i.r the remainder Of the tern. for whch Gen jack
son has been elected bu, i, would sffeeiualy cu'
him oa from all hope offpture p,efisnent by he
voice Of the people. II would conftm II suspicion,
ons since entertained, that his ar xety TO procure
Mr.. Van Buren's election TO the Vice Presidency,
proceeded from " f)regone conclusion TO max,
him President, by this species of cllpable lnJirce-
ton. But ii viii be time enough to taK ofthis M
ter when the rumor is less apocrypta than it At
present
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7e"persnce ~ AibanH--The Temperance Re-
eofnur snys.-Bv unanimous vote of the corpo.
fn'ion OF The city Albany, on the evening of the
so'h Apnl, II vas determined that no license should
De granted Tor retailing ardent spirits, TO be drank
IN stores or groceries The coming year
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NORFOLK JocKEYcIIp RACE.

NORFOLK JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
The SiTng Races over Garrisons Course COM
menceJ yesierday-The course vas in beautiful
condition the weather Of delightful temperature
the tar was respectfully aud niimeroasly attended
and the racing in fine style
ftasr DAY's naeg
Milo hcats--5200 ent,auee--fonr Subscribers
three startcd-one forfeit, Dr.. Bous John Ran
ioPh )-Ihe f1Ilo"iH - tile tosaIt
james ;. Garrison Arthur raylot, senr's}
b. c. 81 Leon, 10y Monsr ronson. dam Ar
ehy, Il
ot~ay p flare's (Wilkinsons entry D. f.
by ionson, dam Columbia, by Archy, . 2
Carey Westons z. c. by Sampson, dis.
Iims-l5t heat, In 59s.--2i do 2n.
SECOND DAY
Proprietor's Pit,se Of S200-iiro mile heats
he track Vas very heavy from torren, of
ram which continued to fall for two hours Just be.
lore the Hoses started. The following Is the
result
. I. Hares 2. m. H0nelte, by Content on, 4
yeHrs old
Jas . Garrison eli. h orange Boz, by Ar
che, years old 2
Tlme--l't heat, I'm. 23.-2l hea, In. I2s.
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TNscRrPrtoS The following singular insc, ,
ton is upon the front Of the Unitarian thuroA IN
Richmond =" Erected in 1871 -d3catcl 10 tie
ONt Con, aud 10 Jtsm, tie Ctftst tho SavD5u. Of
mankind"
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4 t"PPy Ttvn.-In Amcsbury, Mas ,hurc are
upwards Of 900 inh4hitants-two tarerss and
ii stores-and NOT Il SIN, e gallon Of ardent spirits
OF any Kind whatever Verify tacy must be u
prosperous and happy people lEaste,a papo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

GRFEYytLtE, N. Cl My A strange notion
prevails among superstItous and llhterate people,
thatlAc human frame is susceptible of geudering
snakes lizards, etc, and that when person is bit.
ten by them, they attach themselves 10 some vlscus
perhaps, the liver or kidneys. We have known
III individual who WAS thus strangely infatuated
who often said, he could feel the reptile coiljng in
MS stomach and described it as being of the size
of his arm. This person has, on numberless oc-
casions expressed desire to undergo surgical
operation in the belief, that the snake might be
extracted , but was rs often told he was Labor ing
under an affection ofthe liver-at hch he would
become angry, and perslsting, declare the snake
eating out his vituls. A few days since, he
died and according TO promise, surgeon of our
town opened him. We witnessed the post mortem
examination and, to our astonshment behed the
greatest of disease in the liver, our eyes have
ever seen. We could not perceive sound spot on
the vlscus--one entire body of corruption and ab.
scess- and was four times larger than at its natu.
raj size. We saw the abdominal as well as thor
aclc viscera examined many parts of which
were dseased-the heart, one side, was un-
sound-the percardium containing Considerable
water.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

The Agent oppoialed by the Seminole tribe Of
Indians, to explore the country west of the Ar
kansas river, offered to hem by the provisional
treaty with our government, which was negotiu-
ted by Col Gadsden last spring, has returned to
Florida with tdyoraberepor both OF the cIlmte
and soil, aud the treaty has accordingly been for
mally ratified by the tribe.
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"a We are glad to obsMve, by nm article in the
National lnlegcncer that the intsli gen, Editors Of
that journal have reason to believe that the Pres-
dent intends to turn deaf ear to the hungry pack
of blood suckers who are handing him lists o.
Prescription, and calling for the removal of old
and faithful public ofices, for opinion sake. The
President may be assured that they not his true
friends who cndcavorlng to renew this odous
& cruel crusade against the right ofopinioo. They
are moroenary Swiss VIII? have fought on his side
for pay, and who would have done battle against
him with equal ferceness had the hope ard pros
pect Of " reward been more tempting under his
advcrsary's banner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-05-30

ATROCIOUS s plABOIIeAL MURDER
In the county Of I'eIftir Georgia, on Monday
evening The 29th Aprll lust ~ Cnptan HUGH
COOK was returning homr from the village of
Jacksonville, from which place he resided about e
ven miles, he VAS mt or waylid II Is thought.
b. two mscreanls, Gas the 81 gns oftwo plain.
Is SEEM and shot with Il shot gun about three and
a hall miles from the village three ofthe shot
tered different parts Of his body whl-4 dsah Ell him
that he fell from his house his horse WAS also
wounded H was found the same evening by one
Of his negro n,who got the ,istnnce of Mr. |.
lie, The nearest neieibor and carried him to the
hou>r: lac was speochlcss from the moment he was
found and died at the house Of Mr. Leslie on Wed
reslay morning following, the first of May. Two
individuals, William Parker aud Lazarus VII
hams, were strongly suspicionei of this shocking
and sneatug murder the former being the father
IN law of Captain Cook, and the latter his tPor
hers) ovcrscer. The citizens of Jacksonville and
others Immediately procured warrant for these
men and had them both arrested and on Monday
lhe 9Th May, they were brought before the proper
officers aud examined as to the charge alleged a
saust them about 20 witnesses We're sworn, and
ihelt whole ey dence tended to confirm the opinion
before prevalent, that they alone were guilty
The latter individual the oversecr has always been
considered lawess yagrant, fiji subject TO be hi
red as 6n ASSASSIN but Parker the .athcrln-law OF
Capt Cook, has hitherto made II shew Of religion
under the gatb of the Baptist Church, but his
deadly malice and confirmed rancour against the
! unfortunate Capt, Cook, was most clearly and con-
eusivey proven a, the trial lor commitment by the
pastor of his Church. who is of tile most res
! pccialie Clergymen in the country, well ~ By
| several other WITNESSES The result " as that the
toar persons who composed the Court all entertain
ed the same opinion after hearing the evidence, and
they unanimously agreed 10 commit the prisoners
to Tclf,r County Jail for further trial at the Supe
rior Court of sand county, to be held the third
Monday in October next, SO they were put in the
dungeon Of SAID prison, IN which they trc fastened
! with substantial mons.
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Naef7eittres-Som OF the good people Of
our immediate vicinity seem determined 10 rullly
or at least to divide hereafter, the profits which the
Eastern monoposts are appropratlng 10 them
Selves by the manufacture of Cotton The new
factory nj this place Is IN state OF considerable
forwardncss, and Will, We understand, so into OF
Grafton in few weeks
W. further learn that company of gentlemen
belonging TO our town, have bargained for tho mill
seat Of Mr.. Prince situated within IL miles of
this place, where they intend erecting another. We
will then have three distinct branches Of the
" American System or as John q Adams would
say, " Palaces ofthc Poor, located in our immc-
diate vicinity. Old England has her Manchester
49, New England her Lowell and why should no.
Georgia boast her Athens
" What n name,
TO fill the sounding pomp Of manufacturing
fame"
Yetmaugre the appropriateness of the name.
we predict that between her machines for shat-
penlns the intellect and those for spinning cotton
between the classics and the mechanics she is des-
tined 10 rise IA rapidly in wealth and population as
in learning and refinement. Banner.
Large Pine Appic.--We have the pleasure to
acknowledge present from friend in Elizabeth
City, On. c. OF the finest and largest PINE APPLE
we ever saw-a real tropical uxury--it measured
nearly 10 inches in crcun. ference, and almost a
foot in ength-and it was not less remarkable for
its delicious flavor than its extraordinary size.
[Nottoik Herald
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Sslgi4q .uaR III D.1f.ir. 2lm, isst Waeh
se"tenan OF thus place who was no one of tie
roads few miles from town, distinctly saw q
large snake fall from the clouds, into the road u
short distance before NA. There was no tree
near the spot, and the snake vas at a considerable
height when he frs. noticed ii. The snake was
supposed to be ofihe water species, and was alive
It WIS doubtless taken up in a we,er-spout or
"hhiwind. Spectator.
he woods adlacen, 10 our town agan resound
WIN the nonotonous cries Of the Locust 1t has
teen Jast four years since they wished US b, fore in
such numbers IN.