The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-05
.TrsT MAIL WIS.
-, Norfolk and Portsmouth


90. arr happy to state that the Fever has al
entirety dlssppeard from Norfolk and Ports
h' Thtre wss not single death ia the late
n'',s, .,os the twenty four hours ending with sun
'5 .'.a.s.3.y. There are several old case'
~ ~ ,srrnioaie fatally, but the disease hal
s'''S ex,st 40 az epidemic. There were enlJ
,..,b. 10 Norfolk for the "a hours ending
t ,.,s.s,,.y evening Among them we're Miss su'
'''. ..,sbtor Of the late Wright Sou.hgate, AID
s''' n.ir,mple. DR. Friedman was much worse
&c, On Market Square were open, and the
al begun to assume cheerful appearance
80. nriya.e sources We learn that Mr.. Dubbs,
..sr crave digger, Is dead; and that Mr.. Gull
..i0eer. at the Cotton Factory, Is dying.
NORFOLK, Sd Oct
>, !, psiaful to announce that deaths are stu
H"I5s aud valuable citizens are being added
@s"t.ny cstslozue ofthe dead. There 10 another
pn..sIa change 10 the weather, however, and If
At...sDnld continue, the disease will no doubt en-
- .no,ids In few days. II Is now cool enough
a'sg ,oornioas and evenings for fires, ovsrcoats
'asnl.nkets and we shall be blessed With frost and
Va ,is hoped 10 q very short time
n psnry Seldeu died on Thursday at HAMPTON
n. ~, stack d here, and before he recovered he
n n 10 tie above place. and the disease rapidly
Easing 10 violence he soon sank and yielded to
-"sorrots notwithstanding the most experienced
- .tffuI physicians went down TO bis aid from
-, civ He was son of the late eminent and
,.5srsble VIM. ssidep, and was greatly esteemed
,.-s a, a gentleman of fioe qualities Of mind and
mn, and 90 q skilful practitioner.
Robsn Dalrympie, stone mason. aud one Of our
-a,, useful and enterprising men, died yesterday.
v. siis les excessively I'LL
W. busch, Mrs Fentrsss, Mrs Ptunbe Berry
Via Susan South rate, another interesting dauah.
=, NJ the late Wrish. 3 formerly cashier Of the
gr.b.use Bank, Miss Delacy. Christine, a Sister of
Carly John Richardson, D Johnson, Thomas
WbIe constable, and some half q dozen colored
osYons have died since my last.
The disease has appeared 10 the esiHabs fsrni.
,al I.i.ut c poindexter, u 8 N. about three miles
Em the civ. Hls lady and daughter are down
I'M he fsver They have not been to the City for
several months ,,,
. ~ Eat OF Norfolk has the fever He 40 doubt
.,,i il here, 80 he has been to town recently.
Yhy,ieia ans say II will be very hazardous to return
,l fyo,t; som say until the formation of ice Ore
:, tso families have ventured homo and several
S,vs tckened and oisd already slice they came.
Tbo.s who are away should remain at least two
weeks longer and 81 patiently submit to privations
,sd spxlsty as possible. The fever that has ragged
s.r,. and left our city 80 deeply fl cted and en-.
,sfoudsd it In gloom, 10 fearfuily malignant and
,sa in its ENTHUSIASTICALLY entirely unman.
,,,sbls BY the best medical shill. AitackirK the
rrosR 81 we'll the weak, it ofiea ruas its rspId
.91r,s 10 two or three days, and tho body. mere
xssk of ha: it was fall, s loEthsUn.s. bleeding
rs!iIg nj rpss, that must be hastily consigned to
o. esr!h "
gponbs Il has crushed and ia sill oppressibr,
!, m.py families aud filing % many lsarts with
,rrDw :nd cic H. that Its has departure from US il
or e.Ires,y to be desired; sad tbots who are now
rosd the ash Of its terrible grss2 should remain
Mi ADVISE By experienced physicisT TO return
Irsr-t to sdd that Rev. Wa. JacksGn. the able,
..grt.d szd esteemed PASTOR of st PaaPs il diving
glal viii b. severely felt sTd he Will BE- greatly
I1sttd He wa, unvssried in his attentions 70
he ,cs ard the suffering, and his reward will be |
usst Alas. how ssd the announcement to many
Who baqe hesrd mis- f.thf1 spr calls from the pulpit
ud ~ao knoW Of his faithful ministratons 10 the |
s1ns cucle, as we'll on ths sacred desk of the
nnttQsis OF the living GOD r.