Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-09-26

other cases amongst u.s. although have very little doubt
Of lis spreading This person, is supposed took from
visit 10 this place, Savannah River where broke on,
the day after he left 1t is spreading with desolang in
uence along both banks oi the River aud many planters
have deserted the whole II their crops the greater portion
being not yet harvested and removed their slaves TO pine
bsrrens in the ghbo, hoodsuch have
y proved quite beneficial ia checking, great extent
the ravsges OF the disease"
"BLAcK HALL Sept. I6.
The crops this Island extremely sorry will
be much short of last years. whilst those on Wadmalsw
with the exception Of three (Which are only rasssbe) are
ost-snd il is the same am informed with great many
on the South end oil Johns Island. never such ut
ter barrenDess as there Is in many OF them. Some fields
will Goi yield much furnish seed Tor the year
crop The country, too, threatens to be sekly There is
no truth however, in the absurd statement OF the ChoIe
IA being on Johns Island From the information have
obtained IN relation 10 those OF sickness, cannot
inagne how such mistake should have been made. Cases
oil Cholera Morbus not OF unequent occurrenceand
sometimes they are extremely violent and difficult oil
management"
The following is very Interesting letter ON gentle
man who is manager on plantation Saw auna err
dated 10Th Sept:
q" am happy to inform you that much more for.
tunae than any OF ueghbors in these distressing
times We have had shou, 20 cases Of Cholera here since
last Sunday week. aud have succeeded in curing every
case. Not death but the first which mentioned
TO you. employed French Doctor, by the name OF
Chvrrur, who had for long time been in the French ar
my He has composed medicine bimsel that has cured
every case yet, both this place and other Since
he has had charge Of the other plantation alluded
has not been death, previous TO which deaths had
taken lace know The good OF his medicines, as was
severely attacked with Tie disease myself Lass Saturday
morning, and cured by him. We have six negroes now
sick, bot all are getting better. do push them at
their work, as they are yet weak but think little
ercise Is beneficial TO them, keeps the blood in crcu-
atioD. think, as long are fortunate enough TO
the disease, them ain on the
place, where they have medical aid. understand, that
those Who have abandoned their plantations, aud taken
thrir negroes the pine lands have found useless and
some are returning with them. There now but lew
overseers the river; almost all Of them have gone off,
and some have left the negroes the plantations. which
think is very uneeling
4" /, is alarming to hear OF the deaths s around us
One overseer told yesterday, thathe lost six within
three~hours The previous day. My negroes much
depressed the be ginning Of last week. and could get liz
lie work from those that well, but when they saw
The Doctor was curing all tho cases, they cheered up
They were at first veiy anxious the pine land but
when heysaw that stuck to the place myself they let
eontenied, and went TO work with good heart The doc
tor WIZ not allow them 10 eat pork and fish, but says they
must have fresh beef, which have procured"
his is certainly most cheering account Of the good
effects oil close attention to the is also h III
compin at TO the skill Of the physician who attended the
place. We hope that the prescription of this gentleman
will be obtained aud found TO be beneficial we feel con-
hdtn that the physicians Of the city ,ho are as liberal
IN their view aud eminent in their as any in
the Unon) will readily adept it, aud thus armed with
specific, that will almost invariably conquer this
dread enemy OF the human race, all alarm will subside
among our ezens, al lis aPproacand all
gies he devoted TO assisting those that may unfortunately
oe ATTACKED, should tils disease reach One half the
danger VIII be over when cZeus make up their minds
cooliy to await the esul and while pray that il may
be dveed, feel assured, that il we should be 10
It's effects, we have confidence that be cherked
l. lie following is an endorsement the envelope of
package OF lsttets:
Ihe Cholera il in Grahsmvile, cases: 40 deaths AT
Ku'iedge's, aud 10 at General HaniIlon's.''
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Savannah, Sept I6-I p NJ.
The Board Of Health their fellow citizens
deaths by CT oera new cases since their last
reports all coored persons and brought from the country
s. sHErrAL. S,c B IT. 0"'
"rRAKIEs, Savannah River, Sept, I5
u am sorry to inform you, that have been visited
fnR he Ia( Mol. Ill.
have had deaths yesterday and day Yesterday
one died IRON rel@Pse--and at the pine land, child
wmei' on n0' see until too late e administer o-msking
our loss on all to this day. 2s negroes of whom are
Old We have had upwards OF 100 in all. Wehave
no new cases TO day"
From duguSta.&The following is from letter dated
the l7h Instant:
The people getting their alarm. although at
most ley were not half much frightened rep
resented lis true Doctors say we have the Cbo
era here, but Que hall OF the people, some OF the Doc
tors viii not believe H. The Board OF Health report one
case and death 10 daya negro boaman, who was attack
cd s morning. aud died about hours alter he taken
ieei myself perfectly safe here, the city is kept in
such good order, that if the Cholera come here
IL VII scatcey'hnd ioohold. a the that have
occurred, and heenrepoed Cholera been
employed about The wharves boats As ards sending
negIoes away, person has sent six or severn this is
The only instance that has come my know LEDGE
The Augusta Courier OF the i7,h inst contains the fol-
lowing:
In Augusta, though much excitement prevailed on
arsy and Sunday last, the appearance OF symptoms
Of malignant Cholera in few very incorporate and
Two boanen who up the river yesterday and far
10 day. we understand, has occurred in the
practice OF Physicians and, hope prudence on the
part oil our CT lzens, ia abainug from all exciting causes
viii render The Desroyes appearance here mere call
To warn The lOrGeul OF the Trail tenure by which hold
our ves The police Of this city has been rnany years
exemplary in It's attention TO the removal Of the ordinary
causes oil disease; and the existence OF Cholera in other
places rendering it probable would be VIII ed here
mas made our citizens second The efforts Of the y Council
ana us Officers in such manner, that probably the city
was never In cleaner state, exempt frea sick
ness OF very kind IL has scarcely known disease this
summer The temperature which so low the g eater
part oil last week. as TO make fires comfortable is again
nearer The binary degree Of September weather.
The Sexons report for last September was Is whites
and III blackstois &C. We confident the bill for the
present mon will not he large unless earances al
ter very much. The Sexton ouy reports 10 the 18Th,
"li'es 3, blacks 2-toia 8.
Since the above was IN type, learn one case this
morning nill he reported 10 the Beard OF Health which
terminated fatally about III O'clock. He negro man
upwards OF 60 years old, engaged tie boats at the
wharf
The above is all The information we can obtain that can
he depended on We will bow state that we have heard
verbally, aud from what conceive 10 be good aullo.
ry, thai there OF negro man, which ter
iied fatally 10 six hours which, without doubt orgina
ted in Augusta
CHARLESTON, Sept 20-Tbere were but few letters
received yesterday from Savannah RIVER respecting the
Choiera; aud tho'e, viii sight OF Which have been
favored give bot very little information be you'd what had
previously been received On the plantation above Sa
vanpah II stated that the disease has nearly ceased but
We Oeiieye II Was because nearly all The negroes that
place H. experienced its effects One or two more cases
had occurred on PLANTATION below Savannah 1t is stated
at Is making some progress the plantations Oh the
Cdrolina eide OF The River.
Inc following IS an extract u letter which has been
politely handed u: