The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-23
From, P0alson's Philadelphia As.eyl r
'CoN1MuNIcATioN.

COMMUNICATIONS.
stranger of good mein and interesting an.
pearance has engaged tile sympathies of a number
OF the respectable inhabitants, of Blockley Town
ship, tor fortnight past. He was taken i'll with
the SMALLPOX, at am I'm, near the first gate
on the Philadelphia and Lancaster Turnpike
road. On enquiry by the host and hostess, he
informed them, that his name was Williams and
that ne had been in the city making large pur.
chases ofgoods, which he had dispatched for
rffs6Rygh, ontheir way to Kentucky, goo miles
distant, where he bad large store and valuable
possessions. He was unmarried, but had a mo-
ther he tenderly loved, and many very dear rela-
uons.-he was inportuned by the benevolent
most and hostess to permit intelligence of his sit.
uation to be forwarded but he requested i,
might not be done. Ills mother would be incor.
soiable, and his relations would hurry on their
way to visit him. Before they could arrive bis
| rate would, enc way or other, be determined, and
their tolls and great inconveniences would be
| fruitless. A Physician oftalents was immedi
| ately sent for, and attended his patient with
skill and regularity. Lest the qualifications for
\ nursing of the females of the family, should not
be competent, respectable relation Of the land.
E-iy was sent for The patient took an uncon,-
mon attachment tn her, as he said she exactly re.
semb'ed his mother All medical aid and every
kino and incessant attention were afforded. 4
| stranger FAR from his relations and friends excl.
ted the compassion, and received the humane as.
| sistance his situation demanded But i'm vain
was every endeavor. He died on Friday last of
| the SMALL POX ofthe continent and most in.
veterate kind. A proofofth folly and danger
SO fa'al to those who neglect the easy and sure
means OF safety modern practice, both of ipoc,,-
| iatlon and vaccination, affords. Whatever had
been his life, let his death be monitory Reader
before yoa drop tear OF regret, know that this
unhappy and compassionated stranger. was one
| OF remarkable and distinguished character He
has been often portrayed in our public prints.
| III terms OF peculiar description He had escap
ed the destiny decreed for him, through the ten
der msrcies OF the pardoning power exercised in
| neighboring state, where he was condemned
Is die ) but reprieved under the triple tree His
qualifications for deception did not forsake him in
the hour OF death; which did not now wait
| Tor legal forms. This celebrated parsonage was
me noted Williams. the Horse Thief; too well
known tor his achievements i'm the wsy of hi.
profession, in the southern states, and too little
known to those who afforded him their assistance
IN the last act OF his drama.-Their benevoence
to this inconsistent miscreant is not the less mer
itorious, because he was undescrving oft Their
reward must be found in Heaven for his bisto-
ry is all he has left. This was discovered on en-.
curry after his death, in the city, where he spent
some time lately, at reputable lodging house.
under AN assumed character.
IL The following is from the Commercial
Advertiser OF w-York-C ommup,ca,ed ~
that paper by mercantile house of that civ
LIVsRpooI, May Cd, 1909.
F" 1T St1eS as pleasure TO ddvise uou of an
important, though pery unerhected aitera-
non IN our commercial fiolicy. The orders
IN council 2f the 1lth November, 1907, and
seVeraf orders subsequent 10 that heriod,
nave been 7cith certain executions, revoked
and annuNed. Their ofleration, NTH reshect
20 America and other neutral flowers, has
ceased TO erist from and after tie 26th of
'ahrn, 1909. In hsir place, a ne7v Order.
" mat d7tc, has been substituted, ifai1ailar
IN FranchNie, at least greatly modified in e.r-
tent That you may be in hossession ofeyery
requisite information restricting such hro-
VtskenS as are connected 7uiththe REGULATION.
Sve mare anneaed a cohy Of The order, and
also ?| a communication from the board oil
drade' explanatory Of The leading hofnts If
me ne7v arrangement. From these docu-
ments, it will be Perceived, that au horts 81
tlaces under The Government of France q
HoHdnd. foSether with their reshectiz,e col |
ONES ana settlements, and all Tie horts oil
inc kingdom ct Italy, ,hroheriy so coNeG, |
are SffH Sn6Iecfed toa strict and rigorous
system of6i9ekade n free trade is. ofco,itrac
alfo7ced 7ciM Embden, Bremen. Ifambure
Ionninsen, all the ;hort8 of .Norqvav, Der
marx and Russia, and various Aorts and
Places 7otfhin the Mediterranean:
the Hoard Of Trade has also i,,t;moted |
mar government, DESTROYS Of giving e1erv
Jdcthtyto the Introduction, oT.4uer;can hro. |
d"ce, under eIiSting circumstances. min
gram licences nntithe first of.4ueust ue,.t. |
aanlftttng rs authorization from these horfs
or flaees 7chieh haze been made general
deftots.
n ne7c consolidation .fctis conte1hLatea |
by which duty Of GI1s cd her 10oib. is
frofiosed on Cotton, nor tie grozyth nj R,;'
Hsh colonies, and also an aldito1Gl en-
guy W i@S oafer 1000, ifnot imhorted in |
otnHsh Vessel Should this be carried in
10 greet, az 7oiH tall peculiarly heapy on A,e |
INFERIOR descfihfions IF Cotton.
.1fthough your commerce. IL 1nusf be |
CONFESSED, will shW be greatly restricted. |
yer ne can'tot but hohe that The nezo reruLo, |
mons are a freiudc TO a more fyienoky u5i0er-
standing Fotth the United States, and min
frefdre ire way for the restoration OF nm |
nferco"rse, the s1tsfiension of witch has BERN |
h5hty injurious to the interests of botbJ
countries. --z-From the official dorGDtents |
7ohtch haze been laid before the hnbIe. il
alI7ears reasonable TO conclude; tidf az se-
Veral 81 me objectionable hatts ofthe kaft ar
ners are reSetnded Nth regard 10 .d,nerieo
Heem6argo7piH he raised Nth resAect fo III
eohntry--1hat this course of orotedgre
so ,'t os aaoftea, as the general i1tfitession-
ama lt IN eontemfIaffon Of direct 8nfhlies, Vour
Iyy"Hee mas again experienced ver.V greaf
anH serious dehression. old UhLand Cor
, ~ Have oeen sold at 12d--nelo at lad al