Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-12
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CHOLERA.

This drealfu epidemic still prevails III our city,
bu. il IS the opinion o. The Board oi Health that
is Iecreasng.
The Cincinnati Chronicle o. Saturday lasi state.
the number OF deaths IA that city, u, 3ol The
National Republican ofsanc date. says " II is rs
s,ifG.ng much less malignant character, end that
there mas been very considerable dimlouiion ~
the number Of cases since the Saturday previous.
The Board Of Health reports IL deaths during tho
- hours ending on the Goth at moo ,-i3 cases
remaining IN tho cholera hospital - consaleseent
The RapA Spring .lll,nois) Pioneer, Of thc 18th
uli SAYS -"lhc Cholera has begun 10 manifest
Itself in this regon though not to any great extent
MS yet. In ST. Louis, several persons, chiefly the
incorporate and some slaves, have fallen victims IL
! il, In this county (St. Clair) we have heard oil
come few families who are SAID 10 have IT, Blu
enc death has occurred TO our knowledge, though
report says more We understand that great per
tnrbi,ioa and fear begin to prevail among some O
! the people, which viii no doubt have an injuriou'
tendency"
| The following is nm extract ofa letter, datct
| Point Pleasant, Va, De-, 90" hasten TO gave
you some ilet ofouf situation on the OHIO rivcr
as !, regards the Cholera People are all IN eonfu
sion and uproar, Aging IN every direction. Every
steamboat that passes has solGc cases Oh boaid
| One died eight miles above, aud was buried or tie
island Another died al Lotar Falls, and another
! u, Marietta. The steam boat Ghlipolis came
down from Wheeling yesterday. She landed a
tho Marietta Bar, in consequence 81 the darkness
| of the night In the meantime another boat can't
alongside and requested the hands TO take their line
! and lash them together. After having been asker
whether there was any one sick on board, they an
| swcred no. AMI the boats were fastened together
Shortly after some Of tho passengers OF the Galllpo
lis, IN passing the windows Of the other boat saw
corpse, and on making inquiry, were told that ths
person had Just died, and on examination, three
| more were found about to die They immediately
unfascncd the boats ant with the utmost difficulty
the hands on board the Gai.ipolls were induced Ia
| raise the steam and to start, They are dying or
board the boats every day. MAJOR WogSoner has
refused to take any steam boat passengers at his
house q man laid at the landing here yesterday
on II boat one hour under severe attack ofCAolo
ra aud one landed here who Is supposed TO have !.
shnli leave here in day or two lassurc you w
are in dagger every hour Oh the river"
! Tho Editor ofthc Washington Telegraph says
1--WE have contracted for press, capable ofprin
ting shee, twice the SIZE of our daily paper, anC
nave ch9aeenh sufhcleHl huihoeI oi co"'PcW" NC
rorteis 10 enable US 20 give the entire debates II
each House The reporters will relieve each other
~ shor, in'ervaisthc speeches will be written an
az delivered, and Immediately handed over 10 tn
co,npositor so that each speech will be in type IL
| a few minutes after il shall be delivered"
Caarics'on Press Henry L. Plnckncy, Esq
! has retired from the Charleston Mcccury AN
nouncing thai he is no longer connected with tina
establishment, in any capacity and that he he
transferred his interest To John A. Stuart Esq lat
| editor ofihc Charleston Ercaiag Pest. The PIG
| is to be continued in other hands