Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1833-07-11

M. % d worthy citizen, cordial in
:, ''' 'e'a'of's as friend, husband and por,n,--
- "'s u" eSemparary and pious member Of the
: ''S'''eran church. a-Dr. Philips thus Describes
this case nus wv '''oS
w.. would remark upon the al,sv, s,.o ,,..,t.
" ''''a'nson complained slightly of n. ho.s,. an
~ eNehahs OF the 3d-On Thursdav :, so,,,n,,h.,
e'sea, eat he sui continued a, hnsi,oss ,,,,,;
oe,oeh when he became rather ,,,,, ;,,,,;,,','
w. anu atbastness About dark h;s ,l,,.,,,,;
,. saw hun nj 10 O'clock AT niob,. connd
-. ','" y Ill, pulse feeble skin cooler ,l,n,
,,,..',' '''ehafses hon the bowels exactly rcSeu
o y c'ean soap-sads, and vomiting of tho same
f'pl'on In two hours, the swe,ing n,,s ,,r,
. ~, SKIN wrInhed, pulse nc.rly ,mnrrScn,;,,lr
,e peculiar indigo hue appeared and cc,,,inly
o'''e'e 80 much from any other dscolourin, | ave,
"s'sei, 'hat II cannot b. mistaken n, uri,,
e'se'a geo Whatever At x IN the norn;,s n,,,,.
us 'no discharges from the bowels viii the
-. r'''', .ease entirely cold for hours before
ne u'eo al IL The spasms of the lower
Ri. 'ee "e'e dreadful Tor or Il hours very
- i"'' II any, oil The bowels or amy where, cx-
cep' 'ie lower es,remts Ills mind scemcdl,t.
"o a'.cfed, while h. coald speak or give Sims A
peculiar hoarse, l,bored whisper existed frnm ,b,
time saw nm, until or 8 IN The mor,,oyu
nan county la.-Ihe Lexington Union of Ju-
y u informs us that there had been several sudden
deaths In Bath county, Va. within the rroe. 1iro
fortnight, 3" which are believed by MANY in,e,6ron,
individuals 10 have been cases ofthe choer, all Of
mem sporadic or incidental in their character
otiiefs believe that they were nothing more than
common cholera molbus, induced by eating fui,
and exposure. About ten days have now ELAPSED
since the last death is snid TO have occurred, and we
hear oil no other cases or de-. The same paper
remarks" The disease is SAID TO be spreading in
the country, in Mason county, in this State"
hana"ia toaaty We copy the following po...
asfaidl tom the Charleston (Kanawha) Banner of
July /;
Ihefe IS no doubt Of the existence of this dis
ease upon fht kaHa~Ia Several cases tcrmino
Ting In death IN a few hours have occurred at the
, lines, and one or two have been reported in the
iowa oi Ch1resion but not fatal. We learn
'h"f very exaggerated reports, have zone abroad
IN relation to the extent of tins disease in oar ncch
pofhooa, aud tot the end that VIZ may publish whit
may be relied upon us The uauie iruiA we respect
inHy request the several Physicians ofthc county
10 sendu' us, early us Tucsd'y ofcach week II
iu report OF oil cases occurring in their p,nct &C
Thy will readily see The proprlc,y and cxpcticn.
cy OF THIS course AMI We hope for The relief OF the
minds OF thos" abroad who I've friend, here, thai
hey vii not fai TO pursue i. vi I'd I'm Rumou,
We learn has already SIT riff C to the disease one
hall of 'he population of Charles on, when not a
single i'a.h, not even an aggravated case Of Chol-
era, has occurred IN the town"
U4et!ing .-The Whoen Times Of the 3
inst. announces that Of cholera hu occurred
III that place since the 25th June The whole nur-
ber OF Cases OF Cholera IN the latter stages of the
disease, winch have occurred IN Whcclng was 3D.;
de atl.s l5S-A letter fom Wheeling, notices
rs singular fact that the martins and even the DO
nestle pigeons loft that place during the prevalence
of the disease.
lexington III Our accounts from Lexington
Ky are us late as the ID July. The Literary
Journal of that date says" several cases of Cho
IA nave occurred, and several deaths, stree oul
last paper The absentees however, arc begin
to have fallen with peculiarly heavy weight on
the most heahfl and usually least exposed upland
dlsnicts Tins IS co.,clus.ve proof that the hong
continued and unreasonable general rains oi Nav
and June last, were the cause of the poisonous
condition of the atnosphert IN these situations
I.a4isriRc The cholera prevails mildly in Lon
sviIle, and said to be slowly increasing IN that
city and in til. country around, especially n
moog the blacks No white person much known
abroad had died oft, except Lee W hitc, Esq
On the f,gtomac-The Hagers'own (Md !
Torch Light irforms that the cholera is IN.
creasng along the line Of the canal, in the neigh
Jorl,eod Of W Ma inspect II adds -" The disease,
this season. We understand, difers somewhat in It's
character lam TIT OF Last season, being seldom, ii
ever attended with the outward spasms which have
heretofore charactefiz 4 it. lis net less moig-
nant and fatal! however on thai account as oA' 'e"
survive mo e lnan l. hours and in some instances
no, more tnan three four hours"
PtqsBu r.-From the 27th June to JOY |, jncIu
sivc eight deaths by choIera, cured III pitt>burg
81 5uis--We learn from the st Louis HcPUb
iican. of the 25,h ult that " the cholera HIS mucl
aba,ed' il every quarter THAT country, where Il
had recently been 50 tai. " We still have coca
, s.on,l CASES in the city The German cmiaran''
appear to be the greatest suiirlers. They IRE most
" yer noor, are crowded together IN small uncom
Portable houses on their arrival, and disease Is The
natural consequence.
Ns,r Orleaas- chsve adyices from New Or
leans 10 the 22l ult al which time the cholef" hao
ceased to excite alarm, being nearly extinct
4 letter f,.n 8ae o. ne Belfort emisran" al A'-
5cria.
We have been politely perm't'ei '' copy VIC
following letter from one Of the emisran's 10 1'''