Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-25
Richmond, Tuesday, june 2J.
CHOLERA.

on the 18TH They announce "a decided improye MT
In the public health. Within the last "a hours there
were but new cases, and deaths. Gan these cases
and DEATHS except one, (rs Cowan believe by the
physicians and the Board to have been occasoned by the
use oil cherries crantS Strawberries and green pege-
tables. In view Of such results will not the citizens pc
nerally unite with the Board in entirely
the Introduction OF such poisons into town. or their use in
families, or by children ?"
Zanesuile (oho 1.-The Committee of Health report ON
the 10Th one victim TO the cholera in the village, aud
others from disease resembling it-but they affirm
that no case OF cholera has originated among Ohem
and that lheir) town was never more healthy"
Port Gibson (h1iss up to the last accounts there
had been Is aud 10 deaths Ii has also mad, ts an
in Jackson the of government OF Mississippi
Ne,o Orleans" The Argus of June says, New Or
leans is at this time very scky. The number of deaths
within few days past, has greatly increased "Many die
within few hours after they taken" Account. from
New Orleans by way Of Mobile, to the 7th inst. repre-
sent the cholera prevailing in the former city, and that
deaths from that and other had been
per day for several days prevous" The inermens at
New Orleans the 9TH inst WERE at the Protestant CO.
meery 22 at the Catholic SO total 81. The Bulletin
estimates the population Of the city from 40 to
$4,000 Its added that emgants and slaves have suffered
most"
Palmyra, (yMssouri y" The disease appeared on the
"a ns and In the succeeding "a hours there in the
village and immediate neighbourbood, or 10 deaths
letter oil the 4th States that the preceding day and
night there were numerous deaths, and great many ne
cases In small village, called New London Is miles
and deaths"
Nobiie.Some cases, but few in NUMBER and confined
almost exclusively 10 the coored population.
Lexington, (K)-A letter OF the Ilth represents the
ravages as dreadful The deaths are said to average 30
day, for the last days.
LdtOrenceburg, OK. Us men were inferred on the
18th. The town and neghborhood had lost %.
LouisuiHe.-The Herald of the 1lh inst say.-"Se
veral deaths by this disease occurred in the neigh
borhoods OF Bardsiown, Shelbyve and Simpsonve and
we understand there have been five or deaths in the
country about or miles from this city. In the city
within the last three four DAYS some three or onr
deaths have occured-t is not considered, however as
epidemic in the city, From later accounts we learn Thai
cholera hospital has been established at Louisville The
Advertiser OF the l3th says, sit is wise precautionary
measure There may be use Tor it, though there is none
atpresent"
MdysuHe (K)-An extra from the office of the Eagle
oil the 18th says: Maysvile, at this moment presents
scene that finds parallel where in the annals of her
previous history of her population left
the city, and, Of those who still nger within the vicinity
anxiety and detection depicted in every
and each looks though the hour was that ao
ted for his destruction 1t adds that on Monday the
ion the disease was quite as rife any prevo ay
OF It's appearance After that however, there seems TO
have been favorable change-as the extra goes on 10
within the last "a hours the deaths have been so
lew ana SO very mild that the speedy restoration of health
was confidently anticipated by ai'' The disease first
showed itself in Maysve the Sd inst and up to the
18th the estimated from 100 to 200 and the
deaths at Al.
There had been number of cases in Washington Tx
Temtngsburg, &c. In Georgeto,rn TX 90 cases in 81
hours, and or A deaths.
SFdshpHe-W hole number of deaths since the cholera
became epidemic May 2Sh, up to June TO- 54.-At
the last date continued occur but the malignant
cy oil the disease had evidently diminished. Some plan
tations IN this county suffering severely from the
scourse-l made tts appearance in Pulaski on the 4tb
and up to the 7h, persons had died. others were
ia6orng under the disease Its population is about 1000
The lear OF the cholera at Columbus (G) has vanished
but the fear OF famine has succeeded The market
been almost abandoned ga few barrels of flour arrived
the other day and were sold off Immediately at SI3 per
Darrell" " ~' p''
From Niess Register.1
"ihe Bdfon Rouge Q-ou) Gazette of May 25 states
that in heen days during which the cholera had prevail
ed In that place, the deaths about twenty white and
black. ~ '
soho -Bridgeport Opposite wheeling) had popula
uon oil about 200 PERSONS than half of whom
instantly abandoned their homes the appearance of the
choera and 1t stated of the 10 80 who remained so
were attacked, OF whom eighteen died one day The
details are truly awful In instance, man and his
wife were found dead in the same bed
"Some cases were reported at Sieu6enpiLe
lhe cholera has made its appearance at (,alena and
Duduques mines At the latter place it was very fatal as
most OF the miners living in tents and were with
out the necessary means of curing the disease
Two deaths by cholera, OF father and SON. have ham
pened at ChdrleSfoWn, Indiana. ~
LoHsidna-One planter at Franklin lost As slaves in
4S hours-anoher l5O!-and he, with the rest of his
slaves, fled, leaving the dead unburied
dfdbamd-Sone fatal cases have bappened At Mobile.
but up to the 7th of June, great alarm existed
+" FfoTtdd-Severai deaths have occurred at Apala-
chicola " "P
"PHfsbmg-one case, which originated in the ctv
happened on the Ith inst paper Of the I4h saws that
no other had yet occurred"
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