Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-09-28


anxiety overSpread his cOnntenanee, aud, in a
trembling, hurried accent lie exclaimed -
W hat As the matter What is il What ails
me-
BEING put into bed again, lie moaned deep
~, Dut NJ length became more composed /; lie
ielt rather sleepy, which Was attributed to the
erect OF the Opinm had caused TO be admit
hiNtered. III was too manifest that the disease
was uninterrupted and rapidly advancing in
ITS usual train. The spaSnIs returned IN quick
succession HIS eyes were widely extended,
ana ms countenduce assumed a strong express
Sion ot watchinlnesS aud anxiety; lie enqui-
feu AZ a hurr'ed manner, TOR has mother and
aunt, and, though sleepy, could not tepose
ne closed his eyes for "A minute or two : but
TIE cOnyuisiOnS, and sense OF strang uiation
REQUIRED still Ottener, and with decreased VIC.
renee. HE night was more WRECKED than
can ne described (; his distress was truly piie-
Gus. lie complained constantly,of the ,l,rch.
eu uryheSS of his mouth, vet was unable to
endure any thing Of ~ mOSteung quality. He
ehdeavored to apply the corner of a wet cloth
To cool his parched lips hut even this was not
effected without vehement struggles and the
horror Otbeiug Strameled
On the morning OF the Goth, the thirst and
"iSheSS became insupporiably distressing, aud
ne gave vent TO loud and pteOus wailiur: call.
eu Tor something To relieve him but no re-
iiet could be administered for not only WAS
the sight OF fluids intoerable 10 him. TO a de-
gree winch threatened instant sufiocaIion from
srasnodic Inspirations but from a morbid in
upon any oil the senses produced excessive ir-
rltaDilIly. OdourS reaching his nose any one
'UuCIiins ms person and even the li.ht snund
%, WIS sister signing IN AN adjoining room,
u!Ousht on cohVuSiYe s;ertings, which threw
nam across the bed. Under all these niilict-
M Feelings, his intellectual faculties remain
Ell unmpaired. He conversed calmly. and
was perfectly collected he deSIted 10 have
ms hands held darng these convulsive strur-
SieS, remarkirg that il seemed TO lessen The
violence OF tue SpaSms He requested to see
ms relations, and take with them composed
~ ana addressed them in the most consider
"'e anu aHecilonate manner. He complained
that some OF them were absent. and said he
him. "0"'
PRESENTLY afterwards, he was thrown into
NIoieht agitation, bredthed convuIsiyely and
.taitin: mp, cIied out IN furious accent
Throw the window open, some perfume is
o"odA'hS NE Ii arose from some pills with
i!hsk ahd opium. which had been brought TO
MN 10 lake. y similar effort was uroducpd
by my taking my handkerchief out ct NV pork
et al ms nedSide, when he called ont impatient.
y, there's lavender i'm til cant hear that
pettnme-it StIansleS me" He referred The
lteiihg OF SuiiocatIon inore to the region of
me stomach, than on the preceding day ;dur.
ing the night he stamped and tore i'm The most
violent manner Oo'
Oht morning Of the 27ih, his condition
"nu appearance were such as 10 excite The
most heartfelt COmmiSe ration All the af-
hiciing symptoms of his disorder were so in
creased III strength aud frequency a. TO allow
u"'Ge'! any ihteFmISslon. Every movement
was hurried ana cOnNnlSive; his eyes expand
eu IN wild and Staring watChiulnpss and the
PHbiis contracted aud dIIaied in taDid alfprn,
tIon while he ravcG in iIapuc ,xcIamaiion
1 shall 20 msd!" Every violent ~ nIuiom con-
t'"St" 10 increase at one O'clock he rolled
ON MS he'd III cOnNnisive WRITINGS and com
'ofhons, his CoGBtCuanCe exhibiting n feartn,
portrait OF agitation and suffering Still the
p"He'S OF MS mind seemed perfectly rational
"Hu coutcted. ~ this period, he desired 20
see his friends aud teuderlN took Ieaveot ,bosc
who came around his bed rruurstiuc tben, In
convey ms dying remembrance TO oilers who
were absent then apporiiOm.ng little riffs TO
me family and calmly contemplating his spec
dy dissolution lie named the nerxnus ,,Lo,, H.
WISHED to follow him 10 his grave.
AZ hall past one, willis couversiug with his
"'e""s,u ne was seized with VuuvuiSiVe paIoX.
y'm: he whole frame became rigid The
IrothN mucus issued from his month and he
was 40 longer able TO speak Presently the
ufOat Swslied, the face became hloated rcs
pHdtlon was more and more impeded the rigL,
hahd assumed lIvld hue, while the Jeff took
U ,,.a ne Saliow 'i"e OF a colpse. He remained
InsehSioie me puiSatIOn OF the arteries ceas-
Ell, ana at quarter after two Ills closinw
spaSm relaxed in death
ON ENCOURAGING MANUFA CTyJREs
E'"dGL tetteT from UdtthPic Lyon, to the
. m EdltorS Of the kentucky Rcporter
There are TWO great obstetrics in the
way OF me national legislature doing their
dnty DONG what patriotism and sound no
itcE uictdteS IN favor of American MANN
tdcthleS. One is the cupiditN of the norm
ana Tie eagerneSs or that peopie for fo
reign trace and commerce. Every northern
member OF Congress is in some way or other
connected Win, or dependent on the voice or
Soou word OF gang of little and gIeat mer-
chants iOrhis character. as well AZ his eIection
VINO all Guy out for freedom Of trade AIthonpl,
Tue principal part of tie manufacturers of tie
hdlIOn reside IN thst section OF the union thev
are so scattered that they have little influence
w ule e'ec'lons, especially where the members
VI Congress are chosen bv general ticket
nc othef great obstacle Is IN the low estlma-
uoh manufactures aud manufacturers are held
a. -, me SUM "Here the people are afraid If
domestic manufactures were encouraged nv
prohibitions or protecting dntieS the, Womb
nave 10 give "A cent or tive ward more for
cioth manufactured IN New England. m,,ley
such equations. than iGeY now do for cloth
manufactured in Old England. snd thev ,yonId
Ue@ru9%e IL, although, the New F,,ri. nd ciSiL
HuJ"iu ne Ionr cents in the ward the hpSf--aud
di'hoh%h the Tine cannot be far distant vb,t
,ne principal market Tor their cotton must be
nt'iFeu nom american manufdctuip So il
seems that whSteter is 81 ne efFicieutly in rsvor
OF American manufactures must Orieiuate i'm
lHe vest W6eie no CitiZea desuisrs a decent
man because he IS manufacturer. Where
Tue merchant has long been babiIuafpd ia
dealing Ia articles Of domestic Manufacture
d"n Is not So dpprpheUSiye Of brtu. = irspr a.,
furnishing his customers with american. IN
stead "i European good wheT.. che interest
OF lhe merchant Is soidentiied ,,ith that of the
community thdt he Is wIliiuz 10 make -rcat
shcr'hces for the commou good where The
'dH!'s OF good sens. metItaua condition. fore
seeing t"e inevitable debasemcnt and distress
o. 'htir country, IN case the importation of
foreign manufactures IS not cbertcS Lave
commenced The lauda bic practice OF uepiiul.
together on orr festival, TO dccIarr and publish
th"'i determination TO suppress and d,conti-
nue TIE purchase ard use ct those costly
aud wish that the example set. aud he fc',-
lniiohN entered into by TIE ladies al Nossv
spring, oD tue lth of .'u'v last, vii hive more