Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-07-26
Richmond, Friday, July 90.
THE CuOIERA

Richmond, Friday, July 26:
~ Orleans, July 5-The Argus ielicitatcs itself upon
the health OF the cty-on the 5h, there were but in
tsrments on the 9th, 5No Cholera! II also states that
the ioui end has nearly disappeared from the Western
parts oil the State There had been at Ope
iousas, and had entirely lett St. artinsville.
MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the last accounts, il was
spreading through the interior oil the State The inhab
tants were flying from Salem, with the exception of few
families; and 10 deaths had occurred The Salem press
had been suspended.
ILLINoIs.-The town OF Carroton had sheen literal
ly clad in the habilmens of mourning" On the morning
o. the Sd, there were vicims-among whom, were MIR
u Kenneth, one OF the oldest and cabc mei.
chants OF the place. " He had Just returned from the
graveyard where he had followed an afec,iouate and
lovely daughter, Mrs. Caroline Beebe aged 49, when he
was seized by this unreening enemy, under whose tor
tre he anguishcd for about SO hours In the village of
Alton, there had been within the week prior to July 3D.
deahs-but for several days new case which had re.
vved the hope OF the plaques being stayed In Belle
ce there had been Is cases; only 3oi which terni
mated in death.
KENrUcKY.-The cholera had sbated in Lexington
In the town OF Lancaster the disease
aboat new cases in the last days, July SHY Il sp.
peared the 10Th June and had carried off I6
viz In towo33 whites, and 20 in the county, and So blacks
In hounsterng, made its appearance on the 3D. and
carried of persons In Mdysrie there had been adj
deaths was So, viz. Al whites, and 10 coored
In EsdoHe. (Fleming coy 10 deaths. and in the vicinity
IL In Scott county, II was still raging. James Kelly
and more oil his family were cut oft in few days. A
letter in the Maysville Eagle of the 18Th saws John
c. Talbo,ts wife and fifteen OF his family are gone Old
Jerre rarton and his family are also dead W,
Rhodes daughter died yesterday and his very bad
Dr. Ferris has lately lost three children aud black wo-
man. and another daughter lies dangerously ill-Bro Da.
vid Cassci, justtrom Illinois, VISIT died last Satur-
day. Betsy Villains (Benon) has lost her only child
few days back cannot tell all the dead in lew DAYS
back The country suffers most forgot TO tell you that
young w m and Daniel Cooper's wife, aud Daniels son.
died oil cholera lew days ago. Saml Paersons mother.
n-aw fell by cholera, few days ago, and expect by
this the old Just about TO write of the desruc
linn has ost,io
Conn dead II was disappearing from Richmond, TX J
but was still raging in the neghborhood Of Foxtown in
that county.
MARYLAND-There had been only one more death at
HdgersfoDn and that from contracted ON the
cana'.-Ihe WMdmsport Banner OF Saturday "mentions
that cases OF Cholera had occasionally occurred among the
canal hands during the past week; but that the work at
that date may be pronounced quite clear of the disease
Tfiddsphd. The Cholera made its arance N The
village OF Tadelpha, eight miles east OF Wheene on
Wednesday the lllh inst The following report made up
to Monday evening. the 18th inst, has been by
DR. Morton, and is published in the Wheeling papers
David Knox's family, cases, fatal.
H. Downey's do do. both fatal.
J. D. Fosters do. do. 2 iatal-Stranger convs.
James MDowers do. 2 do. fatal.
Sarah CIarkes do. do. both convale.cent.
Henry Weddle convaiescent.
Henry, (sage driver,) coDvalescent
In ALL IL cases. deaths OF the whole number of cases
adults 9 children OF deaths, adults 4'children.
VIRGINIA
: KANAwHA County-The Charestown Banner of the
lSh states that there had been little any ameIioration
OF the cholera 'Several Of the reported were OF
the most malignant character and Of the shortest duration
On Saturday and Sunday last the disease seemed TO abate
here and there scattering only, which led us to
hope that il had spent its force and was on the eve Of
leaving u.s. Monday il broke ont ain with consde
rabe malignity The same observable on the pre-
ceding Monday, which rresstbly leads the conclu.
sion that the marked malgnity OF the disease the first
OF each week. Is owing 10 mprudences committed i'm eat.
Ing and drinking on Sundays. Many, we believe in
duge on this day, in eating fruits such green apples
blackberries &C. which, for of leisure DAYS
they unable to obtain; and hence the increased
Der and great maignancy of the cases Mondays and
Tuesdays States that since the 9th inst "the follow
Ing persons have fallen victims to this dsease:-
In Charleston and uicnity.-Juy lIth, Leta eldest
daughter of MIR. James A. Lewis; do. Mr.. James NJ.
Gore blacks. at Rdnawha Sdlines.-JuIy IIth
Margaret Reynolds, wife of Mr.. Clark Reynolds I4h
Wes''y Donnally.-3 blacks The whole number Of ca
se' in The county since the 9th, far Physicians have
reported, is 74-Deaths, Gncuding backs) H."
VIRGINIA. SPRINGS.
EXTRACT OF a letter TO gentleman Of this City,
"WARM SPRINGS 2lst July 1883.
Dear Sir.-Yours OF the 18th eceived yesterday
am happy 10 say that neighbourhood is now blessed
with its usual fine health The Doctor for some weeks
has had very few cases. and have heard of no death in
our county since those the Cowpasture OF which in.
formed you some weeks since The people became
alarmed into prudence, and do now as they the
did saiate their stomachs with green apples and other
equally unhealthy trash"
letter from DR. A. p Strother, of the l9h (from Bah
Court House, or the W1,m Springs) denies unhesi-
taingy the existence of that disease amongst u.s. Here
elsewhere, there have been some cases of common
Cholera Morbus less violent but generdlIv mild
My practice extends throue the county aud
to my recollection at this moment, there have not be-
more than four or five deaths in the county during the
last two or three months"
EXTRACT Of Letter, dated Red SULPHUR Jurv Goth
We now have abou, 10 white boaders; there are no,
quite as many at the Sat-about 23O the Tt,hite; at
the Sweet Springs about the number as the Sail
The last Fincasile Patriot that "The number of
visitors at the different Watering Places in Virginia ex-
ceeds that Of any former year, this early period OF the
season We have been informed that the visitors nj The
White Sulphur alone exceed 300. The superior accom-
modaions and excellent this fsvorte
erDg place. added TO its healthy and pleasant situation
render II desirable summer retreat well for the man
OF pleasure and fashion for the invalid"
All the Springs to he in fair way OF thriving dur.
Ing the present season. late letter from Saratoga July
l5) states the number Of Visitors at 1000.
G. ON BANKING-.4eain.
C., alias Thomas Cooper Esq, formerly Judge in
Pennsylvania, now President Of Columbia Coege
.. o., las come out with two additional Nos on the
Bank OF the u. States. The President must have an
easy BIRTH i'll the College, he has so much time TO
spare for the Press-in writing Cassandras, Phocions
C's, &c. &c. And he will permit us TO say, that he
must have very easy conscience Also as he can so
unhesltatingy ascrbc TO Gov. Hamilton the merit of
republishing the Virginia Report, which belongs to
another-and as he readily Justify the re-
charterlng of tho Bank of the U. S., which he con-
fesses to be contrary to the Constitution of the IT, S.
and as he can moreover reconcile it to himself TO
Introduce into his last G.. the following miserable
misrepresentation of our remarks: (Hedr hipiiJ
fIurnro dooNv /.