Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-10-05

sustain her credit any longer. Tier.
by the laws OF the state of Ohio, every
black and inulati0 in the state is required
To produce ceitiiicaie OF his or herfree-
dom, aud TO enter into bonds with al
least Two good freehold securities in the
penal sum oiat least 1--we hundred dollars"
conditioned for his or her good behavior,
and for not becoming town charge. II is
made the duty otthe overseers OF The poor
IN the several towns, TO remove from the
town all persons of color who do not com.
ply with iheserequisilions and all persons
resident, In the state are prohibited en-
ploying, harboring or conceahng, all such
persons moi furnished with the certificate,
aud who have not given The bond requir-
Ell, under the penalty of fine of one
HUNDRED dollars. Slavery is mol permitted
IN OHIO, aud the laws seem calculated tn
guard ettvc,ually against the introduction
Of free blacks.
CHARLESTON, September 2i..... Accounts
from the Kingdom Of New Grenada down 10
the 18th July, had reached Havana. On the
10th, body of RevolutiOnists. consisting Of
S0O men, had been completely routed and dis
peised The Spanish General Don Jose Ma
ria Bamares was TO advance OIL the following
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who had been led, no doubt ,hroug h /. norance
to make movement which would, saws the
General, cause their total destruct on, and
thereby secure the tranquility of the kingdom
The 5000 troops which lately arrived al The
havana, under The command Of the new Gov
ernoF, appear destined TO garrison the differ
ent ioiii.sSes OF that city. The iriyate Sabi-
Ma, under hose convoy they came, sailed on
tne SIN inst. Tor Vera Cruz, we suppose, in
quest o' treasure. Times.
F0rtl1ayne eraeaated.-!i is mentioned
III The Indiana Ceniinel hat Fort Waync
was evacuated on HE first OF Nav; and
that the troops stationed there were re.
soved 10 Detroit. 1hr Cen.incl remarks
that the abandonment of tins fort j, con-
sldered very.impo'iiic mrasu:r of Coy
ernmeni; as The country is infested with
lnd"iHs from the old boundcry line on
kacoon creek, through all The new pur
chaseS TO Detroit.
a letter from New Orleans of the 2S,h
ul'. states that II had rained for The lasi
three weeksalmost necessarily. business
"a, x'remelt dull, aud lreigh:s not 10 he
h'd any iat The steam boat business
wa 81 much overdcne, that the sioch was
as bad as II could be-" A rumor had
Just reached New Orleans, that British
force oil 5000 men lad taken possession
of PENSACOLA. The report was, however,
deemed idle.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 30.-Twen,y-one
pew eases of Fever were reported for the
II hours ending OH Monday morning a,
o'clock.
Thirteen new cases of Fever were re-
ported tor the 24 hours ending Oh Tues
dav morning at o'clock.
Seventeen new cases OF fever were re-
ported for tho ~ hours ending Wednesday
morning. 4,,er
District Medical and CNirureicai Socie,V.
AT meeting of this Society held on
Monday. the 9th insl. the following re-
port was received:
The standing Committee appointed by
The District Society TO Investigate The
state of the kcallh of the city,
REPORT
That their exertions have been unre-
mitted during the past week 10 enable
them 10 lay before the Society correct
information. They deeply lament
10 Stale, that since their lasi report, no
favorable change has ,aken place in the
condition. OF the malignant disease pre-
valii"g AT Fell's Point. They have not.
however, been enabled 10 discover, either
from Their own observation, or by com.
munlcalions received from medical gen
tlemen practising IN that portion of the
city, thai the injection dissemiuates IT,
sell with rapidly. The disease seems AT
present TO exist northwartlly in Cough
street sou'hwardiy, al the water; east
wardly, al Harris creek, and wesiwardIy.
at itaiford ran; beyond these limits. your
committee would respectfully suggest To
their fellow citizens, that il is unsafe and
ifprudeni that they should extend their
IN ercourse.
worthy ofo5servatinn. that although
numbers OF persons have daily become
Infected III the atmosphere Of tnlS district.
Se' Tue disease has net advanced xith the
rapidly which always accompanies con
iaglous disorders fact in lie opinion
OF The committee which conclusvely es-
iaDiiSlIes Tie non contagious character of
the disease.
1t becomes the duty of the committee
10 inform The Society that five cases o f
BILIOUS Fever marked with symptoms of
maiignancy have been reported 10 them
since they made their last communication
as originating west of Jones Falls. Two
OF these cases occurred in persons
lransaciing business on Smiths Wha,f
one OF which has terminated fatally
the third in South Frederick street
which appears also FROM the information
obtained 10y the committee 10 have beer
contraciedo on Smiths wharf. The remain
ing two are in the vicinity OF lie glass
house. The committee are satisfied tina,
none OF these eases have bad any recent
communication with the Point
he great mass OF our population re-
mains free irom the desolaling scourge of
malignant fever, and in other re.ucci,
cujnv their usual health.
The committee have fell dnrinn Tie
course OF their Investigations. Tie very