Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-24

corruption OF the air into which they are
discharged. II they be thrown into IA
pure air. il is most probable that They will
prove mucous, unless the bysiander be
previously debilila.ed and predisposed
tor The reception of their influence. Ia
bret, as the Reviewer coniesses thai I'M
der certain circumstances of The air the
coniagl0n may he generated, from one
body 10 another, Why moi at once suppose
that n these circumstances generate the
disrase IN one patient, they may so in
another that il is therefore IN The a,mos-
phere Itself, We must look for The causes
OF fever, without supposing the inierven-
ton OF any specific prison I his theory
VIII not OF course exclude anN addition That
may he made 10 Tie Impuii!y oi the al
mosphere, by The ettluvIun from patients
already diseased, or from any purifying
animal or vegetable substances. Ia What
ibis lmpurliy consists IN what clieiuical
composition of elements, there is certain
~ an ample range for discovery. The
precise iac1 Is moi yei aSceriaIned bun II
is most probable, that The type oil the ie-
yer viii, IN Il certain degree, vary with the
change OF Tie atmosphere III The progress
of the pes!ilencc.
II Is rash oexclude altogether the effect
OF Importation; and Ia trust altogether
10 The idea of domestic origin. BuI in
most eases II is probable tina, the fever is
:, neraicd al home. In lie wear 1907,
while tins city enjoyed an excellent share
OF health, ami there WAS 10 symptom of
EVE al Rockets, eur place of shipping,
tthe5eilow fever lroke OIL IN an opposite
qualter al Tie town, M the prniteniiary.
~ here were the usual symptoms, the
black vomi', 'hS red eye, &c. Three
physicians proIfNnccdit Ia be the case;
i"o OF whom .tSd had opportunities OF
| seeing the fever Il tw here. Here we're lis
operative causes, low spirits. low d,ei.
| confined air, without sufficient alien
lion being paid 10 tie cleanliness OF The
building.
Light in TIE WeskLThe pressis proposed 70
lac SCI M AT two very interesting puInts ID
Il. woodruff has issued prospectus for = The
Arkansas Gazette, 10 he established at the
seat OF government of the \ rk ausas Territory
west OF the ssi>s;ppi-bcIwren Louisiana
ard the Missouri Territory. Tie first No
viii issue in October. Christopher Cameron
proposes To publish weekly paper Al PEN
sac Ola CIV. f.)' rs Soon as practicable after the
| treaty cedng the FlordaS TO The United
States is rutifed." II this be- the condition OF ITS
| existence, il is doubtful whether The PEN
sacoia Commercial Advertiser" will ever APP
pear.
General D'Eyeremx the commandment of the
IRISH Legion destined for South America. was
aiew years since IN this city, Norfolk. Balti-
more, &c he was an United hishman-an6
| fled to this country for relief from oppression
| perhaps lie is about 80 or Sol d bold and
| ardent turn of mind
GIVE have heard some singular reports of the sac
f'r'e "i property al forced saes-oi young nesIo In
one county selling for so Of IN another sunni nf
,"I low We solicit communications such subjects
LEI us see the evil, ana the causes of whether h,
| the times, usnIers, interested sheriiis, what.
ss,sS
DlEDj-At his residence in GoochIaud
comfy: on The 18th of July last, WILLIAM
GREEN PolNDENTER, Esq
~ Is not with a view 10 make AN extravayant
euioyIum OH The merits OF this gentleman, that
| avs death is now pnblicly announced so long
| after the event-But Mr.. Poinde Xter having
been actively engaged, for many years, in tne
| pIdcuce OF the law, aud Tor some time as a
! representative Of tile people in our State Lc-
| eiSiatnre, had an eAtepsivc correspondence
| upon both business and frirndship vhicI, car
respOndence, III many instances stlll continues
| 10 he directed TO him from AN i.no,.uI,. 80;
| death. VI ''''
| 1t would be unjust TO the memory or This
once uSeini an'i amiable man-it would he mn
| JUST 10 the feelings OF his numerous and re-
/ specialize relations and friends, not 10 add
| thdi, al very early period ot life he cnray-
| ed III several important and public avncation,
| wen calculated to Try the strength Of the hea A
! Gnu I'VE soodheSs OF The heaTi. His iuvaTiable
| success proved his merit in both respacis-
| Ills Judgment, indnsiry aud puncinaI,iv az !,
| lawyer. procure d him an extensive and iucr,
| i've PRACTICE hich continued 10 increase t,I
bad health compelled him TO reIiuuuish if -
nus abilities aud fidelity as a represent i've
OF the people, IN most trying Tim. S prornrsd
MN. III very uncommon degree the rout;.
uehce OF those whom lac served and The great
| en- IeSPect from those ruth whom he served
as me records of our Senate wall testify. over
whose proceedings he for some fine ures,ded
as Speaker, till his fatal disease comneIIed hin,
To resign that honorable place
i" private life, his conduct and manners
were shch that among those who knew hin,
meI, : man could scarcely say any thing
more calculated TO ininre his own reputation,
than TO assert that VIM. G.. PoindeXtpr had
whiWiiy Treated him uniustly or unkndly I'm
TIE meridian OF life a ling ering aud iurxnra-
D'e disease has taken him away from society
~here all who knew him were his friends ana
those who knew him best loved him mo>t-and
most OF all, the amiable and faithful partner of
ms domestic cares aud pleasures. tie widow
Gu mOihef OF his numerous orphans, who hayn
lOst, Al time when they most needed him
husband and father, who was TO them every
thing That husband and father onght to be
departed tins lie on Wednesday the 25ih
ulI: MIS-. MARGRET J. HUGHES. consort
W niduison IL. hhghfs, Esq. OF Patrick county;
leaving diSc0ns0late husband an infant and
an acquautances TO mourn the untilneiy los,
OF tender mother, an atIectionaie wife. anda
Virtutns mnd.. in whom was blended all th.
Sni'aoie qualities that adoru aud render ac-
quaInianCe dear
Departed this life on Saturday the 9Th nj,
al Wai!ham, III Middesex county, Mrs. ISA.
BELLA FAUNILEROY, wife of Thomas
fduhiieToy Esq. alter a short but painful i'll
ness OF seven days. She ler an aft, eli, nat.
husband. ten children, brotberand numerous
acquaintance, 10 depiure their irreparabIe
loss. Mrs. Faunlersy was possessed of
Silepgih "f mind, purity OF heart. and a STORE
of practical philosophy, rarely 10 he srrnasSrJ
by any ut lct sex. 1t is justly due 10 her me-
mory to add, that ds wife, mother. sister.
neighbour and mistress, size was esemnIar,
9 nj, ii. A