Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-06-28

soon as they arc received. Tho volume win contain
portrait OF MIR. Randolph, and will be furnished bound in
cloth, at 81 % per copy. The work will be printed ioi
the Publishers by Messrs. Way & Gideon and the por
"at engraved on copper-pate by Mr. William j. Stone
we would respectfully suggest TO the publishers de.
lay their publication until they Oh ain from some per.
son acquainted with Mr. Randolph biographical sketch
oil him-and Extracts OF his spondence his Exc
cu'or aud others Many OF his letters are written i'm the
happies veinand II udiciou-y selected would shed new
ngh' on the genius OF this extraordinary man.
CHOLERA.
Vheehng.-The disease is evidently abating We
nave the Reports OF the Board Of Health from the 18th to
the 2ls Inclusive On the 18Th there were new eases
aud deatls-the 10Th, cases aud dests--l7'h
ses anu deaths lSth cases and deaths-l9Ih Ca
ses aud deaths Several of the new cases aud at
the cases OF deaths last named attributed directly to
me eating OF cherries and cherry pes"-2Oh3 eases and
deaths: The following is The Report the 2is:
board This day snnouneo to their continued
Written Reports day the Board from Doctors
Ianno Townsend Eo Houston Waters, Norton and
-, Several Of Da1aa 70 tho Board OF
lnso, child of Amos Wight Market between Jefferson
rhs noad repeated caution to the citizen.
VI any these may aud probably will, fatal by oIds
-Hoysedie, TX 1.-The eagle" resumed its publica.
non Oh The 2Oih The attacks of the Cholera were abang
IN nuhoer and mslgnity. From The 30Ih May, to the
town aud neighborhood had been5 81. The Eagle says:
auong The deaths, are many very many OF the flow r
OF our population The disease has made dscrimna-
on III It's ravsgesali ages sexes aud conditions the
dent aud the tnprudent-the vigorous ani the feeble
nave l'len before The peslrnce the leaf il shaken by
the wind. Who among are yet Ia ail is known only
10 HIM with whom the issues OF lie AMI Of death"
The town of NemingsJrg, (K.) has also suffered Sc.
vercy The luteiligencer Extra the Is h contains
me deatns' are Or Edward Dorsey. Col. William God.
dard oil Maysvile, VIM. Cord Printer John n Jones'
Esq Mrs Eckles, Miss L. A. Fleming. George Houston,
Miss Minerva Houston, Mary Ann Houston, and Mrs
Houston; Mrs Wallace, Dr. VIM. III. Howe, Henry
Ward Mrs Dent, Col. James Harrison Thomas and Mrs
Saien, Mrs Gornan, Miss Bond vi Baltimore, Miss
Maria r. Roe, SC.
Fleming ComfJs-1he ravsges of Cholera in some
parts oi Fleming county has been appalling in the ex-
IRENE. Whole iamiiies have been literally cut off In the
course OF 10 hours, ani consigned TO common grave,
without the winding sheet coiin. One family Mr.
Sanders composed OF sixteen individuals, lost fourteen
MASON county, IL 1.-The Cholera as pervaded almost
every section OF the county, aud in every quartz its
gress has been marked by cases Of mortality.
Lexington, (h.)-Ihc observer Extra Of the 18Th
reports, that "aiier raging for two weeks with
and fatality without perhaps solitary par ael in the hso
y OF the maady since its first in Aeric the
Choera mas so lar aoated as to- afford cheering prospect
oil It's shortly leaving our il-sted city entirely. Since
O'Clock yesterday evening" have heard no new case
though there have been deaths from old cases
aud reapscs says in p. s., that there had been
lew since The morning. but supposed not to be violent
The number OF deaths within the City limits in tie
snort space oil weeks, is estimated from 800 10 $50
Such
sa J0' o TGwle5 Cashier Bank w r. Smith, Clerk do Gen
aud ~ ASou S GaS s ws Capt Philip
w% n TadsS" spdda'o lS! The BALL.
' David ih@ aal F p M M
scoasSi H si.. :S.S Mrs. job" Murphy
Georget0c" (R.)-Up to the 18Th, the number oil
deaths was about 20; but the disease was aba,ing
at is spreading through Fayeue and the adjoining
countless and with nearly great malgny marked s
progress IN Lexingon-Several deaths have occurred in
Washington and it reported that the disease
ing in Garrard and Nelson counties"
The Niaysvle Eagle hints, that the Cholera is raging
with such violence will prevent Mr. Webster from,
tending his visit into Kentucky.
NashpiHe.-On the lOdi and llh, there had been Is
intermens. The whole number since the Cholera be
came epidemic from the 2sih May the 18th June is 81
Pulaski, (TJ-"The Cholera is sill raging in this
place. aud with awful fatality Every business house was
closed aud one half the citizens had fed the country
Tor safety During the week ending the 10Th instant "a
persons had died, aud or others considered past
recovery" 70
NeD Ofeans-The postscript Of a letter of the IIth
June says: "lhe Cholera IL raging here irighf de-
gree; many OF our valuable citizens have fallen vic
tins TO it, The dealhs amount from 60 To 10 per diem
wife Sarah respectable inabtants of sat
place. on Inst Madame widow Vion Sister OF j. Romc
Boce ss"d @ Ma1y yi Psna 1sa%o M, " Be-.
Mechanics socs Mr. r. Baron m Tf tho a nS
witty Me- Joseph Fsa % q" @
y 9Th S nst . y 5u as sdsT H NoR
ss Of sna last K"s Of Prince pO"o~
FHfs6urg-Tmo or three deaths had occurred from, a
disease which had been pronounced TO be the genuine Cho
leTa.
.MisSour-The Washington Globe saws, that :. the
deaths OF the Hon ALEXANDER BUcKNER OF Missou,
and Of his vile, by Cholera, announced in the Jack
son Eagle They died their residence in the country
within 20 hours after the first symptoms the disease
From the Missouri papers ii appears that the pesemce is
spreading through the country."[Mr Buckner is ma
tor OF the u. S
r. 5 Since preparing The above article we have recey
ed the n lnteilgencer OF Wednesday, Will the following
| paragi aphs
1--WE received by the last Mail two New Orleans papers
OF uhe lZl, (many intermediate papers being vet behind
The bua's Oh Monday the I0h, reported at The two
cemeteries, at IL.
The disease has ale its appearance at pittsburg
ne Sanitary Board published the 2ls reports by tive
physicians (no others have repor;ed udng four death
within three or four preceding days. Nc ar,
reported.
Gin the Penenlary OF Tire State OF Tennessee. fiv,
eonviciS died OF Cholera on the lf'h OF June"
The Tallahassee "Fioriiam" OF The s.h calculates tba
MIR w hite has been reelected 10 Congress over ten
! Cali, by al EsSs.- 81 8 InaioritY
FOR TIE ENQUIRER
TO DANIEL A. WILSON, ESQ
SIR-The writer OF this does not intend TO Hatter yo,
with the idea, that you can in all respects, fill the piac
oil our late menbcr elect to Congress His expcficncc
the times in which he lived his paImy days. and ge
MUS, in its kind, unrivdlIed, coDpred make him the
pride, and not less The wonder, than The pride thai
country which he loved with than poets entlu-
sasm. But, while we may not again expect TO witness
the ful and splendid aios of genius and fancy
that converted every field of his obours into the theatre
OF his glory not disposed TO magne or man v or.
shippers enough 10 admit that oil useful talent aud all dis
interested devotion to ancient Coinrnonwe ah are l
ed in his grave. The gentleman already in nomination
his has evidences 10 none