Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-10-19

supor,) She hs'i chsrce to rccorer Sner helm,
taken IN the same way with the others, while in .
state OF extreme debility, uterine hcmoYrlalc mad,
Ms appearance, which produced sort &c relief ,
on The contrary The same degree of coma attended he,
case as the others which think was evidently has
| ,ehed by H. The uterine discharge was cOpious, bu
w no means sufficiently 80 10 produce bad colseGuen-
ccS, IN other diseaSesi think if any gentleman who
is an advocate for bectngs in this disease had been
present he would never again have wanted more ai,u-
mcnts tO convince him pitts mpropricty Diner. ON thr
same plantation were taken in mder mnhner and
| after ha,ing chill two with lnns ia the head
and eN;trnueS t!r disease. b, puk ~. r, gng and
| some diapliofrCS in,erniiicd regu;,ry the
paroxysm goin. OF by proiISe sweat with relief to
all the symptoms whirh afterwards readily welded Ia
the bark, wine aud elixir viirul wi,llou, the use of
stronger silmuants-ln the first named eases the dis
charges oi bile were very copious both upwards nn,
downwafdS. and grecncr than ever before saw t.
nave lately attended a Indy in this disease who moi
only discharged immense quantities OF green bile from
the stomach and bowels, hut even the milk drawn
from her breast, was as green that discharged from
her stomacl>lIc recovered under the usual plan of
| reatmcn;.-Shouid mere Of these desperate cases
occur, shall let You know, aud hope you will make
your arrangements. as 10 enable YOU 20 come over
y boy who died the 9Th day. was opened aud the
BRAIN and abdominal aud ilorairc ,iscer: examined
| there were 40 morbid appearances at all. There
were durin. life puisi,i symptoms or SYMPTOMS of
u TIE NEW CANTON FEVER
10 the Editors cffhc Enqrhrer. Oct. -.
| GENrLEMEN-Bc 50 good rs to suffer me, through
yor impartial medium, To observe On support OF the
| few humble communications have heretofore made
To you) that II WAS not for Tie purpose of creating
mere verbal controversy with of nv best friends
and nearest ncighhorS, calaniituus and mel:,n-
choiy subject as that OF those conlunications (but
II possible, To render genera. and benevolent
service,) that they We're first commenced. Ii in this
have erred OF gwen offence to any pray their friend
w. their charitable, and Christian forgiveness Would
TO God coud see, much less feet that those COM
nlunlcaiuns had been - eNtTavaaant." On the con-
trary, repeat, SlcsSrS. Editors, that hunredtl
part o some ~ Oiu mseTes and Affections have been
| yet rccitcd. That some may have been less than
others, have no doubt Is equally true and that il
so, no rejoces and returns thanks more sincerely
than do. They have nv most sincere PRAYERS 10
heaven, that they may continue So as well as in the
tull enjoyment oil all the other e;iiv blessings that
bouniiul Providence has been pleased shower down
upon them IL might easily he sl,cwn, if neccssarv
| ualtlhose who have touched OH the subject, and my
self, agree precisely in all the leading particulars
but here may this disagrecae Tt oi this most dis;-
greeabie subject close forever As it for the
purpose oil creating controversy, that first com
| menced these COMMUNICATIONS
This miserable disease which have no ,loubt from,
what has been sad, commenced the 0rfh side of
the river the latter cud of August" commenced ON
his S0'1h Side) on my oion premises about the first OF
June ; and The life of the person OH whom il then
commenced is at this moment despaired ol. Ii then
took IN very large and respectable ooininls fami-
", TO whom am closely allied, the Sih OF Juv,
and Went through the whole who have been recover
ing and reiapsins since, and their ftes vet unde
| eided. The whole OF the physicians in New Canton
have now had it, and The oldes and longest establish
ed one, at this moment, Il lament TO add il is said
speechless, as he has been for several days and eN
pected to die. Several other deaths have taken place
since my last. One old man who thought entire
| y recovered by one unfortunate visit to his tobacco
hed, wet has feet AID lcgs-Ieturned hOne--was la
Ken al breakfast with chill and spasns II i, said
lei his cup and saucer fall from his aud-and was
corpse IN a few days That those relapscs may have
been " mder than the original attacks" in some cases
from the very respectable authorii, have seen il
stated have not the smallest doubt But all the
dedn3S that have fallen under n,y own observations or
that have heard OF, have been ON the ycifpses In
word, sirs, OF all the distressing ever witness
Ell; ca. say with great truth, ever eoualied the
present, through my whole life except in the wear
1851, wheh Cornwaiis with his army and has sill mere
panvi auXiliay The small poN, run and desola-
ted ms country lie took up his abode several DAYS
IN tins neigh,urhuod at The Point of Fork (now Co
l"nbia) and on the BREMo estate right Opposite here
wheic he committed great and wanton injury much
private property and yet, in all this havoc and de-
sifucton, do not now remember that | heard OF
more Than three deaths, both by the sword aud The
snail pos, within circle OF upwards of 30 miles
Whereas IN HE present instance, repeat, tlIei have
been now upwards o 20 IN the limited circle of ten
or Twelve mtics, and that among many OF The
healthy ana Young.
have NOW been confined 10 nv bed n,vsalf Ie ,Iavs
ana gone tiro all the dreadful stages and CONSEQUENT
ces OF the disease except The ms and DEATH The last
OF winch have nam owly escaped trice. am there
'ore me more confirmed in my FIRST opinions about
the character OF, and first steps Ia be pursued i'm
As Il part OF those means, will observe that
he"d oil as many as 4 or plentiful blOodictin,s in
| several instances, and as many I copiou, ones in
one am happy To learn they are all doing well SO
yW rs The dise;Ise subsidies, different course |
Ind, naturally presents itself More gentle caihar-
cs, with bark and other tonics, aided by more cool
ing ANA pleasant applications keep the bile in the
proper ana necessary performance of its rig tiu
functions, and strengthen and brace the systeni with
care and prudence The part oi the patcnt: seem tn
me at present all that necessary perfect cure
cannot now close this communication without
ACKNOWLEDGING the receipts of several most Friendly
and alcctondie letters OF coincidence from highly rs
| c1med and much valued friends in Richmond, and
elsewhere aud some approving OF those humble e.
ors 10 do public good. do this as tie best way 20
| INFORM them, that have received their kind comn,u-
caiiohs, but am moi yet IN a frame of niind on pos
scssed Of strength of body, to answer so many aud
suci' tender strains of pathetic and consOlng eio-
| quchce being still in bed and scarcely able To- ac-
/ cOhPii'h ths communication, which deem so me-
| ce'sary IN support of my former ones As soon as |
am able, 1t ever Should they may depend on hear
ing from me, and having all their reasonable and
moderate requests (of all of them who have made
! any complied with.
St'ii considering my entitled that weight
and consideration 10 which Others justly
emitted and for other icasOns shall continue TO
content niyselfto be sylcd,
&" AN ANONYMOUS WRITER"
n; b. The few that nave crcpt into thesa
publications. (niostiy Of verbal and ri. M own
nitkingl are so obvious and unimportau,, Ila al dis
cernng and j"dicious readers viii correct lor iicm
selves.
GEORGIA.
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