Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-08-21


o'clock deaths OF former cases, and To-
which have died. ''The disease (says the Herald i
generally worse after rain. ITO the 10TH there were
new Of which have dedaud of the previous ca
ses, deaths.
From sUFroLK.-we have the following intelligence
(says the Norfolk Hera) by letter from correspondent
in Suffolk
"august 1--we had several cases of cholera yeser.
day. and deaths before night Is it possible that loca
causes will add to the violence of the diseased Our Jail is
Kept as wen as any In virginia. but from long use,
30 years, the very walls have become FOUL and mpos
sbe from the nature OF things eecually venlae Ia,
building The disease has ragged the neghborhoot
OF the Jail. One unfortunate who conlned MS ;
unatc, attacked and died before relief could be OBJ
tanned The jailor has lost servant GIRL about or Ii
DID, she lived but few hours; he had second yer,
sick, though now better; he himsefis sick his wife, and
daughter at the point of death
".4ngtSt 1.-THE disease TO have stopped this
morning only TO est there is however one new case
stranger, Capt. Folk, of the schr Cynne He was taken
between midnight and day break and is now 40 A. Nj !
yery The family at the Jail all better After the
TO work and gave the Jail ysta and curtelage good clean
ing, and liberal sprinkling with chloride of lime fca
in "a hours from this it will begin to rage again. hea
OF one or more cases In the country this Yeserda,
was our county Court days but there people
in from the country
"Half past 10, 4. M.-Capt Folk is dead"
In Elizabeth City, " c. to the 10Th inst they have
had in all but cases Of CnolerO, all colored persons
have died, and recovered
The disease has spread several villages in the North
ern States-ln Albany, there the 10th Is case.
and deaths.-Sng Sing Prison DEATH new cases and
80 cured.-Uca, Z or 8 deaths.-New Haven deaths
Newark l case, deaths, on the Ilh-and the ne NJ
day. and deaths.-New Brunswick from the 7th
to the IIth l07 and % deaths-In Baltimore the
Board OF Health report ~ of cholera during
the week ending Nth inst The Baltimore Patriot of Tues
day remarks in reference tive presume this the
only mode OF reporting which has yet been thought me-
cessary by the Board of Health; the disease not having
assumed the character Of epidemic either as TO num-
bers indscrminate prevalence. OF the II deaths by
Cholera 10 of coored persons, living Ruxton lane
French Alley, and the immediate neighborhood."
We confidently assure our friends in the country, thai
not case has yet occurred in Richmond and we beeir
to entertain strong hopes of escaping it altogether 0u
Board OF Health is on the alert.
The report Of tffe cholera case in Gordonsyie AIbe.
marie, turns out to be entirely talacious.
AT MEETING OF THE Central JACKSON COMMIT
TEE, held an the city Of Richmond, on the 20th dan
Of August, 1882:
The Chairman communicated to the Committee
the answers by him received, from the persons nomi-
mated by the Convention consisting of members of
the Legislature, and special Delegates held at the
Capitol on the 10th Of March last for the nomination
of persons TO be voted for Electors of President
and Vice President of the United States; favorable
TO the election of Andrew Jackson as President, and
of such person Vice President as would best sus-
tain the principles of the administration of the Gen
eral Government and produce unannty in the Re-
publican party. Whereupon, the Committee came
to the following resolutions:
l. Resolved That the answers of the persons no.
minated Electors perfectly satisfactory TO the
Committee, and that they have full confidence that
the persons nominated will bestow their votes MS
TO advance the objects which the Convention had
in view, i'll securing far they extend, the re-
election of General Jackson and of such person as
Vice President, will unite The friends of the Adj
ministraton, and the Republican party throughout
the United States.
2. ReSoIved, That from all the information which
the Central Committee have received from the va
rious counties in Virginia and from other States
they do not hesitate 10 express thorough convic-
ton that Gen Jackson will receive the votes of a
large majority of his felIowctizens not only of Vir-
gnia, but of the U. States
3. ResolUed That the Chairman appoint Com
mttee of three, TO prepare general address to the
people of Virginia
4. RESOLVED, That the Editors of the Enquirer
and the other Editors favorable to the election Of
Andrew Jackson, be and they are hereby requested
TO publish these proceedings in their respective pa
pers, together with the Electoral Ticket appended
thereto, and that they will continue to publish the
latter, once week at least, up the time of the
election, (the first Monday in November next) foi
the information of the people.
BY order Of the Committee,
p. N. NICHOLAS, Chairman
JACKSON ELECTORAL TICKET