Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-09-21
BOARD OF HEALTH.

Richmond, Sept. goth, 1892. {
ResOloed That the Physicians the City of Richmond
be- and they hereby earnestly requested to fur
osh the Board of Health before o'clock p. M. daily
with such cases of Epidemic Cholera, may have oc-
Cured in their practice the preceding fIUeny four hours
JOSEPH TATE. President.
The Cholera is decidedly abating in Bnlti-
more and Washington. In Baltimore on the 18th
sthe number of deaths 3 white and 2 colored-
total 5-and on the 18th, white and 3 colored-to-
tai a. Ia Washington, on the nth, whole number
of new cases 3D. of deaths 6-and the 18th, 81
cases and deaths. Among the deaths by Cholera
ON the 18th, we are sorry to state the death of Dr.
Thomas Sims, in the 63d year of his age, one of the
hrst physicians of the city. In New York, ii is not
Pxtinct-the number of deaths from Cholera during
the last week is estimated between 135 and I50-
and in Philadelphia during the week, g.
The Norfolk Herald gives the statistics of Cholera
for the Borough. From the 24th July to 11th Sept
"a weeks) there probably deaths by Cholera
100 whites and 300 colored persons-ir, all 400
Not more than or 10 persons of any distinction
died IN our community and they evidently owed
their death TO neglect OF the symptoms previous
debility OF the system produced by other Diseases"
Governor Macarthur is nominated as a candidate
for Ross district in Ohio, and declines poll for Go
vernon. The Clay men will probably run Darius
Lyman Ant-MasonicD as their candidate against
Robert Lucas. Governor Macarthur, in bis Address
to the electors Of the District says: "wh sim
cere desire of uniting the National Republicans of
Ohio upon some candidate for the office of Co
vernon, and also on Electoral ticket have re-
quested that my name should he Withdrawn a can
nal" of the 18th, in making known this declension
remarks, that 'the name of some other suitable
person, to be supported by the National Republicans
of Ohio, Will be announced as practicable
nfter due consultation with our political friends in
different parts Of the State"
The friends of Clay are supporting the organ of
Calh )un This is an oiunous conjunction The
man who is for multiplying the Tariff is recommended
by the friends of the Tariff System A correspon-
dent of the Globe, in Northampton, Massachusetts
writes that Redwood Fisher, the Editor Of the ~
Y. CTarf) Advocate "las made dash at the Joint
stock factories i'm New England i'm behalf of Duff
and has succeeded, leaving behind him, tile Factory
Agents busy engaged for the Extra Telegraph.
We hear of Clay men, around us, who once abused
Duff Green as the vicst Of politicians and still oppose
Nullhcation as runous, taking recommending
others to- take the Erras of this trumpet of Nullif1
cation. These extraordinary Signs of the Times
But any thing to defeat yaclSson-Claysm Calhoun
Ism, every element Of opposition, united against him.
Black spirits and white, red spirits and grey" all,
all arrayed against him. But it will not all do.-The
people will shield him against all his enemies
from The West.--Wo have received the "Csale-
siiaE' OF the 22d ut. 1t states that all the neigh
boring tribes Of Indians were to be summoned tn
Rock Islapd to attend general treaty on the 10Th
Of tlIs BloRtband it was supposed that the Chiefs
of the hostile band would DO brought forth at the
timc-tSeD. Scott determined to prosecute the
var as long as there remained the slightest hope of
getting possession or destroying the principal men
OF tue Black Hawk baBd--and If Black Hawk
should take refuge amongst any Of the neghboriug
tribes, be would be immediately demanded and if
they refused 10 surrender him they were to be trent
cd as enemies fhc GalenioH hopes that Conn
mIssiopers Gen. Scott and Gov. Reynolds) would
attempt to obtain from the Winpebagoes cession of
all the lands South Of the Wisconsin and Fox rivers
and between the Mississippi and Lake Michigan,
which now cut of that part Of the State Of Illinois
from al The Lake Coast-and also the cession from