Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-07-08
THE CHOLERA.

The Hagersiown Torch Light Of the 4th, states
that the Cholera is on the increase amongst the
workmen on the line of the Canal, near Will
Transport. Ten deaths have occurred in one day.
The Richmond Compiler Of the 4th, on the
authority Of two physicians. announces two cases
Of Cholera as having occurred there during the
week The disease had not spread, however,
and no alarm whatever was excited.
The health Of Fredericksburg, says the Are
ma Of the 5th, continues exceilent,-no new case
The Lexington Ky Observer Of the seth ult'
SAYS:
ave regret that we are not yet able TO inform
our readers that the Cholera has entirely disap.
peared from among US. There are still few
almost eyery day.
"In the County we understand the Cholera is
still prevailing. though we are glad to hear, with
less violence than at first "
The St. Louis (Missour,, Republican Of the
25th ult. says:
ave are happy to state that the Cholera has
much abated in every quarter where 1t had re.
Gently been so fatal. We sill have occasional
cases m this city. The Germlm e"'srants ar
pear to be the greatest sufferers. They are most
comfortable houses on their arrival, ADD disease
is the natural consequence
The Wheeling fines Of the Sd inst. says:
eve now have the satisfaction to announce
10 the public that no case OF Cholera has occur
red in our town since the 18th ult. and that our
absent friends may return with safety to their
homes and their business
Tue Pttsburg Gazette Of the Sd inst says:
From Thursday, at ten O'Clock, until Mon
day. at ten o'clock, eight deaths by Cholera oc.
CURED. .One OF these, Sarah Sparks, had been
confined for several days.
''Several Of these cases were marked BY gross
negligence and inattention to the premontory
state Of the disease"
The Cincinnati Chronicle Of the a9th ult. says
"The interments in this city for the week end
ing at IL o'clock, on "Wednesday the 26th inst
were forty. OF this number eighteen are report
ed to have been from cholera. The most OF these
took place on Saturday, Sunday and Monday last
Since that time the new cases as we'll as the
deaths have been decreasing, and for the las
two days, there has been perhaps. as little cho
iera in this city, as at any time for the last
month"
The Telegraph's "yo,mg friend Of the Ga
zette" hopes never TO grow old in political tao
tics, aud, unfortunately, perhaps, as some WOULD
think, from regard to principles, from which
he never has. never can, never will swerve,
stand, little chance of deserving or recelv.
statesmen, "~ho abominate minorities." The
course he has marked out and pursues leads hin
very often across the crooked paths of asPirant,
and their partizans, but never follows their wind
ings and turnipss. His is straight, clear and
open-there is pleasure in walking in it-be
cause, though, 1t may not lead to Office or emolu
ment--ir secures the appreciation Of q good
conscience; q reward which he would not ex.
change for all the favors that party could bestow.
The fourth Of July has been celebrated
throughout the country with far less pomp aud
parade this wear than usual. This was owing to
the prevalence Of the Cholera in the West, and
to fear Of excess in the large cities.
3. L CAN'T, 7. e. Pratt, W. B. C. Worth.
ington and R. L. Jenkins. Esq's., have been no.
minated as candidates for the House Of Dele.
gates from Prince Georges County. md y by a
Convention Of the National Republican party,
held a, Upper Marlborough on the s9th ultimo
The Editors Of the Norfolk Beacon have pre-
scented their paper in an elegant new dress. and
much enlarged in it's dimensions. Its appear
ance does full credit to the taste as well as in.
dustry Of the worthy editors. Messrs. Shields s,
Ashburn.
Colonel .7aron Bmr.-We find the following
announcement Of the marriage Of Col. Burr in the
New York American Of Wednesday, July 81
Col. Burr, we believe, is now approaching his
s0th year:
Married-On Monday evening last, at Har-
iaem Heights, by the Rev. De- Bogart, Colonel
Aaron Burr to Mrs. Eliza Jumel."