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Tackss Rxfug,l, !" n - rsp re mil te4si'
y de-, dsd cgnsegs = geo 4 moral e.
son thai Dr eonnof deny oisvselpcs kte
fieassre II laying u bs5rs or rec.
dtrs I
WHAT cheer nv der PoIl didn't
ten you 4 how, 81
That. psrhapsI should Laughing come
49, back y ss
Nov you plainly perceivs tha.ny words
are come true, 81 7fz4s
So accept salute from Poor Jack y
Ny hearts rigg'd with truth, and my
honesty tights 49,
Not astfipe 81 false colours wear;
And the compass ofiove lias directed me
Tobs Slsss'd With die charm. Of my
fair - sS.l-
So, d'ye see, that the chaplain may splice
Us in one, .+.#
Letme steer ,hee . Hymsn'. kind
For Jack ]. ,ssoly'd, untiltla. shall be
u done, 7 s#f <=Es -
To dspar. lromhi. POLY. no more.
Let your fine courtly lubbers palaver and
boast, Il. I -, - \. H. - :
who ne,er sail'd on sincerity. main ).
Let'em cowardly stulk upon aattsry's
coast, J. - - u =
Such buccanier awabs I disdain. {
Il ne'er shall be said that Jack has yet to
learn, So 4 j III :. : IL.
4 How 10 guard such consort as yons.
poyou think Pilcroud canvass and drop
A. - E14 - &
No! SILVER my jib, i'll do - tow,
Ez5zs So now my dear girl, let me take you in
Since again I'm safe anehord on
shore t3ss =. -- 'tssse.,.+:
For Until fore the chaplain I've plighted
rndspsr from Polly no nor.
Let the mild breeze of virtue still wait
thee thro, life, III .~4ezt &
Bythe helm of fair constancy steer,
. Mort the rocks, nor the shoals, NOR the
s5s quick sands of STRIFE, > !.
Start my plaaks, if YOU ever needfear i
Cause whyi, dye mind, while the little
sweet youth d - 81 IN
Sits smiling on watch up above,
Can The tempest OF fate snap the cable of
truth, I - a. 3.f5ss>As D.. - -
Or drag from the anchor Of love -
So coilnP your doabsss nj sweet eharm-
DE-: q nor think :
To be wreck'd on misfortune's lee
shore = $.e%S 5s. a
Should university board US, togetherwe'n
g. r sink, =s
- All! never to part any more.
-. o my shipmatesl remember, our chap
IN = lain would say &S+-=a9=-z -
Con his log book he preael'd to Us
+ p. -. 4 4 .oft) p. T. =.s E II.
There's = Mighty Commander, whom all
~ must obey. I b =
-. That viii order good Christians aloft
Then avast, my dear girl, swab the
lights Of your face,
- Don't Let snis1lng your pleasure an
ii t III -. ney /; FL - -
{ D my timbers! I like not such squalls
- + e - TO take place ., :. =
On ths smooth bosom'd ocean of joy:
Bear a hand thsn. mi love, with the
T. - current Of bliss, - =
"a - Let's be stretching Tor Hymen's kind
shore - = 7 K rs S5 q
- Foruati! we're united. depend upon this,
I'll depart from my Polly no more, 4 4
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LJLLECE OF NkH-9ERSE1.

T~HE Trustees Of the College Ct
/ New-Jcrsev are happy to announce
To Tie public the perfect restoration Ct
the College Edidce lately destroyed BY
fre, with many improvements in its
structure calculated to guard it against
like calamity in future. ."...I hrv have
erected also several new buildings,
which have eatlv in, re.sed the advan-
tagcs for study, and the accommodate
ems which Tire institution can AT ,rd,
|o,h to its Professors and its Students.
n comparing the circumstances OF the
College at the period when they lately
solicited the pub!;c libcral:ty in its ia
v0ur, ~ith-~tts present state. they can
net but be deeply affected by the con-
,rAst which they witness....At thAt time
tbs noble structure erected br their pre-
dcCessors as nursery for SulFNCr and
PlITI was heap OF ruins their libra
" was consumed; their pupils were
dispersed, and thew were wholly dcsti-
,utc of funds, either to replace their
lrs>-s bH THE nre, or to prov lIs tor tn;
instruction OF the >"u,h..... ! hcv now
see its buildings not univ It>turcd and
1ImpcoNed, but grHA,H 2uSmKntrI, 4sIrrt
new rrotvs:or>hirs c<f,1',<htl, and tbs
number OF thc pupils increased mut h be-
vond what it HAS ever been. a, any for.
mer period.
With dcvOut reverence thy Trustees
would, 6rst OF all, acknowledge their
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nate oh}cer, ccuhuing in the inclination
Of ;h7 executive for justification, ooul,
90 considerably beyond his orders, il
add.",, to the power Of an inv: crate foe
| b ILh MIR. jrFFtRsoH ma, Zee: willing
TO nc Nicero> on BUoEAPARrt vet,
trust, 'he splrl:, whith animated A".e-
roar', when achieving their inLs2en.
dtn,e, IS not SO broken, nor 1hrl~ nul-
email yrlde so hun,I Jed hv5tht in'u!ts the,
have reserved, ,ha; tht, >Te PIE parcd t.
become rn!>n, rt France.
4 ;2,7d Kind OF u, !,n,e lnr rtT airinc
tn" Brrt caA is, that 1t wLS dove IN par
suance OF the orders o! the prrce> ling adj
ADMINISTRATION. No less an oficer, than
the Attorney General, had the efron,e-
nv 20 Make the assertion. H.WtoA>ist.
ct VAS with truth, letter from Mr..
SEoDDERr, then Secretary OF the Navy
Der 10, 1900, will determine. II have
" The honour to request, that lou viii
" cause the French ship, L. Bcrcrau, to
" - pur based for the United States,
" and afterwards have her placed, where
" She wiz be secure, with just as many
" m>n oE board, as viii he necessary TO
"t,>c cEc other. MAKE NO REPAIRS"
Regard Tor the reputation Of the govern
ment, frot for his own, ought TO have
restrained the Attorney General from
direct violation OF truth, to avoid the
PHNfic odiGm, which be krsw, must at
tACh to conduct, SO inimicE to me intc-
:, st OF the country.
l he last attempt to continue the conf
dence Of tlr people in the present rulers
is j reP"r. Ct RoBfAT SMITH, Secretary
OF the Navy, to Congress: in which, on
the 9TH ct February, 500, he sa, S, " the
" corvette Berceau being tbs property
" of the United States, the expenses Of
" repairing her were detra> ed out of the
" :vnG, appropriated to the expense Of
" repairing the public ships OF the United
" States" Untortunstelv however for
:hIa statement brother OF the precem
Secretary, S. SMITH, on the Goth of
March preceding, then acting nc Sccrc-
lArN, wrote to S. H1GC4HsoN and Co.
L.4, the Frenc.a national Ahtr, the Ber-
" ..-a'', IS to bcrestareI undtr the treaty.
" l2u 1:7E tLra>e 10 cause her to be DELI
" srrc0 aV'Eh W "rr .|nnr, ammunition,
" "2o~ral, G"'!e-rry th.ne delorS'nc 70
" kev, 70 Tx .'Itr 4f.H'. rl>nor. when
:" SUE order shall appear" nus is this
dc'en,1 a, sroundles~ ~ tAc others. To
aosun.t so n.anv mo,i>s Of ii is evidence
TIA, ,':r action cannot DC justified. In
decd rom ms preceding facts we have
Ugh, to infer, that Mr.. JIrrERsox has
h,,fA,ru the interest OF the nation, ard
g. IT ,4@rY4'''rc ttr <onst:tUrio1, by *.
fc&"t'"g az t'I?'ms,!S sum 1r!tt0ut any
"rrr,"r'"fr0"t,r f.rso,9e BY I21U, or the
,,>s,.ut people, who had not only robbed
=: Il millions. but threatened our lndc-
vcuItr.e. HUME.
:..:'
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duty, all the facrednefs Of whfch they will feel
Probably her own pstrimonial refources will
preieive her from irdiserce. But in all Gtuati-
onS they are charged to bear in mind that Gie has
been TO them the moi devoted and bet of mo-
Tiers.
In teitimony whereof have fereunto fub-
icribcd my hand, the ninth day of July,
in the year Of our Lord one thoufand
eight hundred and four.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON.
Signed, fcaled, pubihed and declared, as
aud for his lat will and teitament, in
our pretcnce, who have iiIbfcrbed the
fame IN his preience, the words John B.
Church being above interlined.
DoMINICK +. BLAKE.
GRAHAM NEWELL.
THO. b. VALLEAU.
Necv-1o,-k, rognfe't-OEce. SIS.
JMly 10TH, 1904.
do hereby certify the preceding TO be
true copy of the original Will of Alexander
deceaied, now on file in nv office.
SILVANUS MILLER, Surrogate.
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time, to intercept the Bii,ihl homevar, bound
China fleet, report E;ys amounting 70 % fail
without convoy. Admiral Z. gave them chace,
but they foon turned the tables on his Animal
hip: iome of the heavief OF them turned out
and peppered his invinciblo Zip Eiarengo.-
His reception in the lie of Franc. by the Co.
vernon, General dc Caen) was cool in the ex-
heme, becaufe he had not brought in at leaf
two thirds OF this valuable Hotilla behdes the
treaiury of that Ii!and is in a NOR deplorable
fate.
Admiral Linois's fquadron con6fted of
The Marengo, OF "a guns,
Simelante, of ~ guns,
Berccau, 70 well known in America
The other two frgates remained to criizs in
the StreiShts of Sunda. The privateers of this
place have taken FIVE or FIX company and cnun-
try thips, two or three valuable, fnce the lat
rupture between the parties. Ibid
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SALES AT AUCTION.
July 25.

TIE S"Ijer;5er5 ba7'e .TllR Recei1ed and 4yW ff
atPa5Hc Au9iou, at ibeir Yl,i1,Ae Cfrcc. qy;tba
om rsjey'7'e, or Tbnrjaay the 26tb Infant, Tx
Jol2oqUing GOODS, f6j. CaB.
I AIDES extra Long and Short Silk Gloves. Silk
- Keens, twill'd Nankeens fine black and vripted
Jeans fine ard coarie Dities and MerfeiIles, fine d
aPer Table Cloths, Ladies Long Kid Gloves, Hair
Ribbon plain and figured Sattns Tortoiie Shell Hair
Combs, Bandanno, Ronall, Sisteroy and Puilcat
Handkerchieis, Nuns Thread and Sewing Silk, Gilt
Buttons, French Cambria fine white and cooured
Cotton do black Muffin, Mnilinet Mems iine white
thread Ho1e, Woneh's lased clock cotton DO Mems
ribbed cotton do tambored, appet 5cok iaconet and
Cambria Mullins, fancy and hunting Cord Calilnan-
Goes, men and boys Philadelphia felt flats, DO fine
white do. womens fire beaver and Silk do mems best
black do mems Leehorn do. mems, wonen's and chill
drens Shoes ailorted garden and common Fans Cal-
Goes and chinzes, Long Lawn, Velvet ribbons China
do men and women's SILK tcle, Supeiine Cloths ard
C1l.::cfcs, Checks and E,tias fieiians and rit,ih
Oinabmghs, Gold and Silver watches, parer hapq-
ings riih Linens and Bed Tick, India Cottons and fine
tlumhums, and a variety of other articles of Dry
Goods too tedious 70 enumcrate
ALSO,
On ers3it ESQ dagJ far abtrc1eR sR9orjcd nofey.
Choice Old Cd & 4th proof Antigua Rum by the hid.
Ditto. 4th do. Jamaica do.
Ditto. Cd & 4ih do. Windvysrd Hand do.
Brown Sugar, in Hoglheads and Barrels st quality,
Ditto Ditto. Ditto. I'd do.
Holland and Country Gin, in pires,
French Brandy in ditto
Bar Iron BY the Ton,
Loaf Sugar in hogfheade ard by the iO0vyt. &c Gar
FROSSER G. 6TCNGU2E, IN,
July 81. It
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thinks it inadmifible that the enquiry fhould
extend 70 his confidential as we'll as other con-
veriations In this Col. Burr can only reply,
that fecret whifpcrs traducing his fame, and I'M
peachng his honor, are at leaf, equally injurious
with flanders publicly uttered that Gen. H.
had, at no time, and in no place, a right to uie
any fuch injurious expeditions; and that the
particular negative he is difpofed 10 give, with
the refervations he wiihes to make, are proofs
that he has done the injury fpecitied.
COL Burr'S requeit was, in the hrit nftance,
propoied in form the mot iimple, in order
that Gen. Hamilton might give to the affair that
courte to which he might be induced by his
temper and knowledge of facts. COL Burr truit-
ed with confidence, that from the franknets of
4 folder, and the candor of a gentleman, he
might expect an ingenious declaration. That
If, AS he had reafon TO believe, Gen. II. had ufed
expretfions derogatory to his homer, he would
have had the magnanimity to retraGt them and
that If, from his language, injurious differences
had been improperly drawn, he would have perA
ceved the propiety of correcting errors, which
might thus have been widely DILUTED. With
thefe impreiions, Col. Burr was greatly iilrpried
mt receiving letter which he couhdered as eva
Eve, and which in manner he deemed not al
together decorous. In one expectation, howe
YER, he was not wholly deceived, for the Ciofe of
Gen. Hamiiton's letter contained an intiGi2tiOn
that if Col Burr lhould diilike his refuial to ac-
knowledge or deny, he was ready to meet the
confeouences. This Col. Burr deemed fort of
defiance, and would have felt fulfilled in making
it the BATS Of an immediate meilage. But as the
communication contained fomething about the
indefnitenefs of the reGuctt (; as he believed il
rather the offspring of falfe pride than of refec-
ton, and as he felt the utmoit reluctance to pro-
coed to extremites, while any other hope re-
manned, his requeft was repeated in terms more
explicit. The replies and proportions on the
part of Cen. Hamilton, have in Col. Burr's OPT
Mon, been confautly in fubitance the fame.
Colonel Burr difavows all motives of prede-
terIninetf hoitility, charge by which he thinks
infut added to injury. He feels as a gentleman
Nould feel when his honor is impeached or az
failed, and without feniations of hottlity or
wiihes Of revenge, he is determined to vindicate
that honor at fuch hazard as the nature of the
cafe demands.
The length to which this correspondence has
extended, only tending TO prove that the iatis-
factory redrefs, earneftly dciircd, cannot be OBJ
tanned, he deems it ufelefs TO offer any propoli-
ton, except the Gmple mcGage which ihall now
have the honor to deliver.
1 have the honor to be,
With great refpe6t,
Your ohedient & very humble fsrv't,
w. P. VAN NESS,
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RICHMOND pDLCE CttPRE
CASH SALE OF LAND IN ALBEs1ARIE

On September l5tb, IT'LL BE SOLD, in Cyay.
40i'efoiAe, 10 II: higJsf bidder, far C:e,
He TRACT of LAND living on the eaA
L fde of Rivanna, over againR Charlottesville.
containing about 600 acres, with new commodiou.
DWELLING HOUSE. Two years of leafe un-
der good reltretions have to run after this The
Land is all of the SouthWeit Mountain quality and
though much injured in parts, IS in general fill very
good, and all reclanlabe. The iale proceeds from
deed OF trut to indemnify aganG lois fecurty ind
bail, which was executed III December, 1909, by
William Bache, of PENNY lvana, 10
THOMAS III. RANDOLPH.
July 25. eptl5Sep
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ITRGNIA:

VIRGINIA:
AT SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcFRY, HOLDEN IN
RICHMOND, MARCH ruE 26ru, 1904
Befzv.ev
JOHN SONiERVILL, Plaintiff.
>5Hd
LUCAS SULLIVAN and WtLtI-5
AM BASKERVILLE, oeiehoants
He defendant, Lucas Sullevan, not having
L entered mis- appearance and given iecurty accord
ing to the act OF Aaembly, and the rules Of dis court
and appearing the iatsacS4on Of the court tina, nd
not an inhabtant of this country on the motion Of
the plaintiff, by his council is ordered tt the ld
defendant do appear here or the iir day OF Sep.
TENDER term, and anfwer the bill of the plaintiff ard
that copy of this order be forthwith. inherited in fome
uew!paper III the city Of Richmond, for two months
iueceiiivey, and ported tie front door of thu Capi.
tol, i'll the faid city.
a Copy-Tefe, p. TINSLEY, &C.
July IS. evan
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Reahei2ay morning,
JMue 27tb, 1904.

With this letter q mefIagc was received, filch
as was 70 be expected, containing an invitation,
which was accepted, and Mr.. p. informed MIR.
Y. N. he thould hear from him the next day as
to further particulars.
This letter was delivered to Cen. H. on the
fame evening, and very Mort converfaton enfu-
ed between him ard Mr.. T. who was to call on
him early the next morning for a further confer
eucc. When ne did 10, Gen. Hamilton ilid he
bad not underftood whether the meilage and an
fWer were definitely concluded, OF whether ano-
ther meeting was to take place for that purpofe
between Mr. ?. and Mr.. V. n. Under the lat
ter impreilion, and as the laft letter contained
matter that naturally led 20 animadveriion, he
gave Mr.. P. a paper ofremarks in his own hand
writing, to be communicated to Mr.. V. N. if
the rate of the affair rendered it proper.
In the farther interview with MIR. V. ". that
day, after explaining the caufes which had indu-
ced gen. Hamilton to fuppofe that the fate of
the affair did not render it improper, he offered
this paper to Mr.. V. N. but he declined re-
ceiving it al!edging, that he coniidered the cor
reipondence as cofed by the acceptance of the
Ineiiage he had delivered.
MIR. p. informed Mr.V. N. of the inducements
mep:ionedby general Hamilton in thofe remarks,
forthe pofponing the meeting until the clofe of
the circuit; and as this was uncertain, Mr.. P.
was to let him know when it would be conyeni4
snt.
On Friday the 9th of July, the circuit being
Cioted, Mr. ?. gave this information, and that
general Hamilton would be ready at any
time after the Sunday following. On Mon
day the particulars were arranged, and the pub
lie are but too well acquainted with the fad re-
full.
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FUNERAL GRAFTON.

On Rage erccfed in the Portco of Trinity Church.
MIR. Gouyernelr Morris, having four of General Ifa
ntons ions, the eldeit about Xteen and the youneH
about fix years ofage with him. rolc and delivered TO
the nmenie concourie in front extemporary orati-
Oh, 'iiitii, BENG pronounced iioaly and impreivey
was eafy committed to memory and beinr very fon.
afterwards placed OH paper is now rreiumed to BIZ cor
rect even TO the language. Being flown to leve,al
gentlemen who heard it, they all agree that it comes
near enough to what was actually delivered to be pre-
tented as the Grafton at length
LLow-CITIzrNs,
If this fad, this folenin location, fould endea-
YOUR to move your COMMUNICATION, it would he doirr
njuftce to that lenfbty which has been 70 general
y and 10 Jultly unaffected. Far from attempting 10
excite your emotions mutt try to repres my own &.
yet fear that ntead Of the language Of public freak
er, you will hear only the lamentations of be;yail;p
friend. But | will itruggle with my burRng heart.
to pourray that Heroic Spirit which has flown to the
man6ons of bfs.
Students Of Columbia--he was in the ardent mr.
iut OF knowledge in your academic ihades, when the
trit iutnt OF the American called him TO the field
A young and unprotected volunteer, iuch wayhis zeal
and 10 brilliant his iervioe that heard his name be-
fore W knew his perion.--lt ieemed as if Cor had
called him luddenly into csiRence, that he might afln
TO fave Is world
The penetrating eye Of Washington Goon perceived
the manly iPlrt which animated his youthful boforn
}y thai excellent Judge of men h. was fele9ed az an
aid, and thus ne became early acquainted with and
was principal actor in the moG important feenes Of
our Revolution.
AZ the iege Of York, he pertinaciouGy infiRed-and
he obtained The command Of a Fororh Hone. He
Horned the rejoub but let be recorded that not
one Jingle man Of The enemy rerihcd His gallant
troops eninisng the herom Of their chief checked the
dPhted arm, and ipated a foe no longer refGing
Here ciofed MS military career.
Shortly alter the war, your favour----no, your
dheernment called HIM to public office. You fent him
to the convention at Philadelphia he there affted in
forming that contribution which now the bond OF our
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ILL.

In the name of God, Amen, ], ALEXAN-
DER HAMILTON, of the CITY of New-York,
Councillor at Law, do make this my Lan Will
and Tefament as follows:
Firit. ] appoint John B. Church, Nicholas
Fiji, and Nathaniel Pendleton, of the CITY afore-
tdid, EiIuires, to be Executors and TruRees of
this my will, and devife to them, their heirs
and athgns, as Joint tenants and not as tenants
III common, all my eftate real and perfonal what
ioever, and wherefoever, upon truft at their
ditcretion, to fell and difpofe Of the fame. AZ
fuch time and times, in fuch manner, and upon
tuch terms as they the furvivors and flrvivor
fhall think fit, and out of the proceeds to nav
all !he debts which ihall owe az the time ofmv
decea(e; in whole, il the fund be- fuiI;cienf.
proportionaby, it it lhalI be- Inefficient, and the
rcGdue, IF any there ilall be, to pay and deliver
TO my excellent and dear wife Elizabeth Hamil-
ton.
Though if it fhould pleafe Cod TO fpare nv
life, ! may look for a comfortable fIrplus ouf
of my prefent property: yet if he fhouid fpee-
Oily call me to the eternal world, forced jaIe.
as is uiu1I, may politely render it Insufficient to
tatisfy my debt. ! pray Cod that fomething
may remain for the maintenance and education
OF my dear wife and children. But fhould if on
the contrary happen, that there is not enough
for the payment of my debts, / entrcat nv deir
children, Ii they or any of them fbould ever be
able, TO make up The deficiency. / without he
htation commit to their do!cacy a win which
IS dictated by my own. Though cont,,ious
that have too far facrifced the inferefs Of IN
family to public ayocations and on this account
rave the lets claim 20 burthen my children, vet
truit IN their magnanimity to appreciate ssfhev
ought, this my rcquca. In 70 favourable an e.
vent or things, the fupport Of their dear mother
with the mott respectful and tender attention, is
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EN- QUIRER.
RICHMOND :.
WEDNESDAY, JULY o5, 1904

Not conceivine that any original communica-
ton can be equally intercfing and acceptable to
the public as the corripondence between Cen.
HAmILToN and Col. DUR, and their mutual
trierds, received by the Monday mail the Edi-
on the TENDENCY of BANKS, for the purpote
of introducing the whole ofthis correfpondcrce.
Should he not be anticipated by the other pa
Pers, in expatiating over that field of obftrvaton
which this iu6ject hasiiggefedtohis own mind,
he intends in tutitquent number to re-
vert to the origin and proIrefs of this fatal con.
troverty, and to pretcnt his own reflections to
the confederation of the public.
~ II fri'Dfe TO the memory Of Mas ConmL1os,
zVW Spear IN orr nexi