NbTcHEz, May 4
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NATCHEZ, May 4.

 Serton's Rehort.-Deaths within the City of Natchez for the last week ending on the 2d inst. inclusive. April 26.--Richard L. Perkins, aged about 30 years, died of inflammation ot the, somach and bowels, attended with ro8HS-celi1'o"' or locking of the bowels.

 Certified 6y Dr. Sam. 4. Cart[riShat:.

 NIB. The deceased had an attack ot m nammatory bilious collie and was relieved by bleeding and purgativcs on the l1th ana l9th of April He was advised to live abstemlous ly, to keep his bowels open and to put a oliS- ter over them to remove some degree ol sore ness which still continued. After having been able for some days to attend to business ana to walk about town on the 24th finding the soreness continued, and having neglected to apply the blister, he took fl on the hands or q ONack, or Steam Doctor, two ounces ol ~ heaffng and cau8tic n0SirUM, cons'8fmS Cj Redhfhher, P0keroot, and fVroHSen ac'a' and also had injections of the same, and was moreover submitted to the operation of the ouack's method of steaming. Immediately after swallowing the HqHd Jire, he became faint, restless, severe inflammation was kin died, attended with the most acute pain in the bowels, stomach and kidnes, and--atter two days of eXcruciating torture which 6GWcS de- 8cilhtion, he expired carly in the morning ot the 26th. A warning to the credul"us, who may be disposed to trUSt their lives to any ot that horde of quacks who have presumed to call their den of deaM a reformed College ot Botanical Medicine,

 SAMUEL A. CARTWRIGHT,