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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
POTOMAC BREWERY.

THOMAS CRUISE begs leave TO
inform the public that he hs. purchafed the in.
tcreit of his late partner, William Ellington,
in this Brewery. and he purpofes carrying on the
bu6nefs of BREWING in the MOE exten6yc
manner, and will DO all in his power to have a
conaant fuppy of the be& BEER, to be fold oo
the ufual.terms.
March 81. dry
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
er,y,ayrla D.HIp ao'1grtissr.
WEDNESDAY, MAacH Fl.

:. we're favored with the perasal q a
W rssstsrday from Martinique, which
PEI Ems that on the 9th ult. British ten
'n ITS guns WIS blown up by accident
s, pierres, and it was supposed every
EprPsriished' ~ aars r7az
IS sr from Paris received via London,
..d ,snuary 2, mentions, that the rasif-
~ :,n of the Louisiana treaty of the 3oth
s esny;I (on the part of the United States)
+ ns srriiged at Paris; but that the Amer
ny Minister had withheld, for a short
- issuing Bills of Exchange until the
. a. american claims had passed all
= requisite formalltles.
p tbe brig George, Landor, from Bordeaux,
~, New York paper,l We have received
|. u PARIS papers 10 the middle of December.
"a sFord nothing politically iasereit.pg, ex-
j.. he evidence Of great preparation lhrough-
q Es,be F,eoch coat for the deicent on England
j that This Circumstance produces condders-
/, aasnalicn TO Commerce.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
Iabl;e salt.

o. Saturday aert at II o.elofk qpal be IslaQt he
Stare on me lsaf5 eaf co,uer Of King and Uni
on Streets, lateJ oefapied BY J.P. Smith, q
1900 bufhels SALT,
on credit of ninety days.
THos. PATTEN.
March 20.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
PEDIGREE

Ind Performances ofMe Beautiful Horse
M U F T l.
Imported by John Tayloe, Efq.of Msuat Airy,
(ViFsinia.)
(Latey 5srrbahd from ibe sind IF His Craze
The Dixie Of Bedfoyd.l
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21

Jua received and for Sale,
Twenty four bags
Georgia Lplaad Cotton
OF fuperior qualify, by
Alexander IIendcffon and Co.
Masch 10. da,eost
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
FOR S1LE,
THE TATE, C q L L E d
V a Rim A,

7 YTNG on James river, in Henrico county,
J. twelve miles from Richmond, and about the
same distance from Petersburg. The quantity of
land about 800 acres, of which 500 are of the best
quality in the stale for wheat, lying i'll = gentle
and uniform slope entirely above Hoods complete.
" free from stun,us and all obstruqions to the
plough, vet continuing in strong heart. The re-
mauder is mostly, rather uncommouly high and
firm tide marsh. about one fourth cleared 10 or
il acres completely surroundedby good bank Of
clay. which has been extended, with the view OF
retaining the whole, as far as about two thirds
of the requisite distance. The wood which can
be carried almo,t from The stump on board large
sea vessels upon two spars, for the distance Of
three fourths Of 4 mile along the skirts of the TO-
rest will pay all the expenses Of reclaiT,ing
NY times over. part which was formerly re-
claimed from the tide, proved dry enough for to-
bacco, and brought several immense crops Of it
without showing possibility ofcxh7ustion. The
marsh abounds with that tall and fine natural
grass, the hay Of winch is thought by numbers
preferable to timothy.-A few valuable Negroes
raised on fireplace. viz three men and woman,
also about a score of cows and oxen of the
Ampthill and Boynton breed mixed. some other
stock, about score and half of Spanish ewes
very nearly pure Merino's blood, and 100 barrels
of corn, will he left on the place The tenant is
bound 10 furnish seed and SOW full crop ofwheat,
about 100 acres, in due time. The estate will be
shewn 10 visitants, by Mr.. Moses Bates and Mr..
w. Radford living upon it. MIR. George ieiIcr-
son of Richmond, or Mr.. Thomas Eston RAM
dolph will make known the terms to applicants,
and will either of them conclude bargain, which
the proprietor will ratify.
If December 80, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
Juvenile instruction.

FIIE Senior Class in J.. Ogvie's school have
Il commenced the study of Criticism, Ethics
and Metaphysics an analysis of the principles
of Political Economy and Government viii con-
clude this part of the course. Young men who
have not hal opportunity of studying these
branches OF science, (of all others the most i'm
por,ant to such aspire literary, legal or poIiti
cal eminence,) will probably find the manner in
which they are taught in this school, peculiarly
calculated to facilitate and expedite their pro-
gress. The senior class is at present composed
of seventeen Young men but as ]. o. commune
Gates instruction on these subjects entirely thro'
the medium of Lectures, eight or ten additional
students, would extend his utility aud encrease
his euolumens, without imposing upon him
much more labor than he At present undergoes.
Richmond March 9th, 1901.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
BY r5e Governor Of tbe. Commonwealth Of Virginia;
A PROCLAMATION.

n EhONLhhl ~ L iltN.
Ih} HEREAS 1t is represented to the Execu-
Wv tive, that Joseph Caldwell and Robert
Person, confined for horse stealing. and Cullen
Demmory, confined for murder in the second dc
gree, have (the two former for the second time)
escaped from the pententiary. have therefore
thought fit, with the advice fthe councilol state
to issue this proclamation, hereby Offering We
ward Of one hundred dollars for each of the con-
vitts so escaped TO any person or persons who
shall apprehend and convey them or either ofthem
to the pententiary. Aud do moreover require
all officers civil and military, and exhort the good
people Of the commonwealth TO use their best en-
deavors to apprehend and convey to the peniten-
tiary aforesaid the said Joseph Caldwell, Robert
Person and Cullen Demmory.
Given under my hand with the seal of the COM
l.. monwealth annexed at Richmond, this Sist
day Of March, 1904.
Signed. ToHN PAGE.
Joseph Caldwell, convicted of horse stealing a;
the district court of Washington, May 1902 born
in the county of Charlotte, feet IL inches high
81 years old, fair complexion, dark hair and blu,
eyes, has = bad countenance, and when spoken to
cannot look you m tine face.
Robert Person, convicted of the same offence
At tue dstri0 court oEthe Swcet Springs. O sober
1902 horn IN the county OF Botetourt fee, high
% years old, fair complexion, dark HAIR and blue
eyes. very thin visage. and has down look also
has the appearance ofbad health.
Cullen Demmory dark muiatto. conviaed of
murder im the second degree, at the distria court
of Suffolk, Nav. 1901 born in the county of
Southampton, 5 feet IL inches high II wears
old black hair and black eyes, and very thin Wis.
age.
Caldwell and Peirsou made their escape from
the penitentiary the 10th oF April last and were
retal;"n in The counties of Botetourt & Washing
ton and were both tried for escaping and sen,en.
ced 10 two years additional confinement; the
former by the distria cour, of Washington in
Sept last, ani the latter by the distria court held
al the Sweet Springs in Oa. following
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
The Broad Rock Jockey


Club Races will commence on Tuesday the 6th
day OF May next, and will continue for a days
che lst day the Jockey Club purse of dolls 400,
four mile heats-2d day the Proprietor of the
FIELDS purse Of dolls, 300, three n,ue heats
Sd day the Jockey Club Cup of dolls 100 value,
two mile heats, free for all ages, no person per.
nlitted 10 start for the cup but members Of the
club, and 10 their only bencht--4ih day q Sweep
Stakes for 4 years old colts and fIlies, two mile
heats, entrance dolls 100, half forfeit subscrip-
zion to close on the 18th day Of Al ril subscri.
bers or no race the weights and rules for those
races are agreeable 20 the Richmond Jockey Club
Tues-weigh,s as follows: aged horses 1853 lbs
5years old 1913 lbs years old 1l8 lbs 4 years
old 100 lbsj 3 years old 10 lbs. Mares and Gel
dinEs allow Cd 3 lbs.
The Treasurer for tie club requests the men,
hers to be pointed in paying I'D their subscriDtic,
OH or before the day Of running.
THOMAS CHEATHAM, T'r.
March % 1904. ONT
THE MEMBERS or TIE CLUB
are requested TO NEE; at the Broad Rock course
the day preceding the Jockey Club Purse. 1T 1
O'CLOCK in thc evening, fer the purpose Of making
some regulations for the different days runniaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

5000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 10000
N. b. Prizes subject to y deduction of Is per
cent.
This lottery has been authorized nv the Legis-
lature of Virginia, for the iaudabe purpose OF e.
re6ting seminary of learning i'll or near the me-
tropois of this state. With this view, it is con.
templatedto raise % 600 dollars, and 2. 500 dollars
in addition, for defraymg the expenses attendant
on drawing the lottery. Citizens of the first re.
spettabiy have been selected as trustees, and
they haze pledged themselves 10 use their utmost
sxertions TO carry it into e:tctt The scheme has
the advantage of giving 20 each adventurer, a
chance for some very large prizes, whilst the pro-
portion prizes TO blanks is so great as to invite
the friends of the intended institution to partake
in the lottery with very little risk of their becom-
ing losers. The of the state is 10 be APP.
pointed to receive the money for the tickets as
they are sold, and 10 pay the amount Of the pri-
zes to the fortunate adveNturers II is believed
that the above considerations will induce rapid
sale OF tickets. and the drawing viii commence as
soon as Sufficient number shall he sold to autho-
rze it-which II IS believed will be on the second
Monday in December next.
Richmond, January 81, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
LORENZO Dow, wishes

without delay, to inform the public, that through
the misunderstanding of his friends, his appoint
ments as published in the Virginia Argus, clash
with another course published by his direction.
He therefore gives notice, that he will follow the
rout appointed by the Argus till he comes 70
Richmond-eut from Richmond he intends to
make his way 10 Norfolk, and from Norfolk 10
Alexandria agreeaby to the appointments made
by DIR Hall and the other Methodist preachers of
those parts IF March GO. 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
BURR MILESTONE
M4NURfCTORY.

Mf.VUE.4C7ORY.
THE subscriber takes this mode of returning his
thanks to his former patrons, and informing the
public IN general that he has (by decire of his
iriends) recommended the MANUFACTURE
ING of BURR MNL-STONES and having
Ia nHhed himself with supply of the best ma
teria's, and having had sixteen years experience
in the business, in Baltimore, Petersburg and
Richmond, hopes to DE able to give satisfaction
10 his employers.
The stones ne will warrant to be as good as a.
ny III the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM PEN
MOCK, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM CHAmBEes,
stanton; Mr. WILLIAM Hay, Wythe coupty,
or Mr. RoEERT MooRg, Petersburg, shall be du
y attended to, and country produce received in
payment, at the customary prices.
E3s' TWO APPRENTICES will be taken
70 the above business. and short time required.
WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Richmond, Jan. 10Th, 1905. uf)
NIB. FOR SALE, PLASTER ofPdPIS,
in stone or ground, for the Improvement of Hand,
with directions Tor The use thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
Fairfield Races.

NN Monday the seth of next month, will be
~ run ter over the Fairfield courie, fweeps
Rake tor eors tour years ole, two mil. heats. Five
colts are entered AZ 500 dolls each, and the fub-
ieFiptlcn clo.ed weights agrecably to the rules
OF the Jockey Club.
CUP" viii he run for two mile heats, tree or
all ages The horfes to be bona Jfde the property
o! members of the club.
On Iueiday the frG day of May, che Jockey
Club Furie of 400 dolls will be run for, four mile
heats.
on Wednesday, the Purfe of the proprietor of
the courie three mile hests-weghts as follow.
aged hories, l35 lbs % years old 1913 lbs
years old, lib ihs-4 years old, 100 lbs yesrs
old, W 'b'.-Mares and gedngs allowed ; los.
The treaiarer takes this opportunity of reminds
ing delinquent members, of the neeeGi;y OF for.
waTdihT the amount Of their fubfcriptons preyi-
Gully to the commencement of the races,
March a-sd 1904 a..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

- TICKETS to be had of Robert Pollard,
Dot John Brockenbrough, ir. VIM. Price, Reg
Samuel Peasants, jr. and William Prichard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
By Authority.
Scheme Of a Lottery.
To BUILD AN ACADEMY IN THE CRY OF
RICHMOND.

l Prize-last drawn ticket, having
q blank to its number,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
JOHN PAGE.

Said lYiAtnson is about "a gears Of age, Upwards
Of six feet high. and large in prebcrtioa bai dGrk
red ba 7g5ic5 be commonly kcsas tied tbovzb ii is
NOT vsry long, and bas some fe7v ectes in bis face
be 'crS cIo:bef in 6iue roundabout, blue s0tout.
near nevU. striped Panfaooas q olive eoloyea veivef
or 1ncy cord. and t5in SIMMER spaistcoat, 5ut nor
6ayiicuia,ir recoVec.eA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
VaAua6le PROPERI r,
To Lease for q tern, of ,,ears

+ 1cHT hundred acres of LAND, tw o hundred
- and fifty acres ofwhich sDrime low grounds.
lying on the Rivanna river, in the county of AL
bemare, nine miles below Charlottesville, three
miles below Milton. seventy miles from Rich
mond and seventy from Fredericksburg; there
arc eight or nine likely working hands 70 be in
eluded IN this lease. together with the advantage
OF work horses, cattle, hogs. plantation tools, a
grist and saw mill, with sufhciencv of coed
convenient 'imher-there will be good crop OF
whea' sowed on the plantation, and if necessary
there will be suifciency of corn, &c. furnished
by the subscrber-If Tire lease is not closed be-
tween this and the first of August next, it will be
unnecessary for any application to be made
Further particulars will be made known By the
subscriber.
RANDOLPH LEWIS.
Albemarle county. March 1901 e,..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18
he fubCerber offers 70 fell great bargain in
that
VaMabIe Pr0bertv,

Lying in the city Of Richmond and oppoire Byrd's
warehoufsj at preient occupied 10y MIR. Thoma,
BUrgcfs--there is near an acre Of land, a good
dwelling houle, kitchen, &c. It is conlidered to
be one Of the bsa nands in the city Tor tavern
or grocery lore. Any perfon Inclined TO purchsle
will in my a5fcnes apply to Mr.. Thomas Bur
gets, or Mr.. Louis Trushsart, who will Ghew the
pTemifes. G.. w. TRUEHEAR
HdHOoer county, d7dycb I, 1901 3zv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-04-18

TF1HE public are hereby informed, that the SUBJ
4 scriber is prepared with an excellent seine
which will be employed the whole of this season,
at the well known SHAD & HERRING FISH
cry at Varua. twelve miles below Richmond
The road that leads TO this fishery, is palmer and
better, than the road leading to any other fishery
on James river below this city. His prices for
FISH will be as follow Thirty.three shillings and
four pence per hundred for shad, or six pence
peace for smaller quantity. For behring's, TWEEN
ty shngs per thousand. lie will keep a regular
supply Of salt and barrels for the accommodation
Of those that may be disposed TO purchase fish By
the quantity. fH1
MOSES BATES.
Henrico. March 20. 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-29
(To be continued. }
From the Baltimore Federal Gazette.

IT is now announced TO the Pablo that the
committee appointed by the Houie of Repreien-
tatives, TO enquire, into the official conduct OF
Judges Chaie aad Peters, have made their report
III theis words:
That, in coglsquence Of The evidence cal
k17ea BY t5em, in virtue of the powers with which
shey have been NV & oy the hoaf:, d which
is herewith Gubjolned, they are Of opinion
Firit-Thst Samuel Chalc Efq, one of the az
fociste juices Of The fuprene court Of the United
States, be lmpeachcd Of high Grimes and myat-
zrsQe0rss
Second That Richard Peters. diRfiA Judge
Of the difritt ofPennlylyania, hath notIo a6sed
in his judicial capacity as TO REQUIRE the interpo-
Gtion of the confitutional power of this houf-."
From the report it appears that the committee
formed their opinion from a CO Iteration Of all
the evidence colltcted by them, that Judge Chate
ought to be impeached Of bigb crimes and m5/
demeanors, and that they have not fated any one
crime or mifdemcanor for the comm.Gion where
Of judged Chafe ought to be imPeached. As
the committee decided on the review of eli the
tsaimony, & id not think t neceilsry TO fPecfy
any me az afr yc0na4a in judge Chale, It is ex
temely probable they expect the houic OF re-
prefrn1atives will follow their example, and vote
for his impeachment OF the qob0le matter con-
tanned in al the tefmony. I have feen the
pointed evidence fubjoined to the report OF the
committee, and now publifhing in the National
Intelligencer and have taken curiory view
thereof, and fend you the reluls, for the general
information of thoie who, in all probability will
never fee or read the Scboh, of the evidence. and
Of fhofe who may read it, and will not take the
trouble to didea it, and compare It's feYeral parts
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-29
Ten Dollars Rewa1G.

Runaway from the fubfcriber liv-
.ing in Fansax County, on Friday night the 10Th
inf. negro man fave, ramed
d n Is | S,
about twenty one years of age, fuppofcd to be
about e. sc feet, leven or eight inches high, of a
ds,kifh complexion, little fqain. eyed. on one
o. his feet nos recolieacd which, large knot on
the io;nt Of his grea. toe occaiioned by fprain
when he went away had on a round Jacket and
pantaloons of white plains, country made hat
about half worn, nc other cloathing recolletted.
/ expect he calls hiu.fslf Dennis Ramfey, if he
does not change his name.
James Deneale, fen.
March 26. dd.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-29
S Il o e S.
SAMUEL CLARK


RfJ3eatzlly informs bis Taqyn and Co4nfry C4E
fome,s tbat be contemplated leavisg t6is Piece
@ortly, ard 70W 6..|p9(f etrfbe .to2lae0ing S6oes
far eal5. crsdit, or Prad4ce-g'iS
EngEh and American colored Kid
Slippers,
Do. black and white, high and low heels,
Black, red, green and blue Morocco Slip
Psrs,
Ladies Black Morocco Jsearton's fho:s.
Mites Red and Black do,
600 pair good Caif Skin Slippers
Black Stuff do.
Mites Morocco ard Leather Slippers.
Boys Gae and coarse fhoes.
ChiId,en's Isfstian Shoes, and pumps.
Meas hae Morocco hoes, and dancing pumps.
DO. Hae Morocco hoes, and ccarfe lhoes.
March II q.
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No Tee.

The Circuit Court Of the Difria Of
Columbia having ct The March feflon hoiden
in The county Of Alexandra, Ctdersd and ID,
rccted, in the lJi5e Of Wyne, Langley aud others,
coa,piainants agsnR Roosrt Aexander, his Trnf
fees and other defendants depending on The Gran
Gerry fdc Of The fald court. that the in5icriber
NIKE IN, adult, f=ete ard report TO the faid court
the accounts and claims of tn. iaid plaintiffs,
fated in their bill; and of other Judgment Gre
dltors Of TIE faid Robert Alexander, anterior 10
the deed of fruit meotoneA in The fad bill, which
deed bears date the 26h day Of December 1899
This fcscra perfons coming under the decrerl.
order made nthe afogeftid foites are hereby IN
formed, that fhali sttend at my oHce IN the
Town Of alexandria, from chs day untii the Oh
Of April next en- which DAY lhall make oP my
repoft,. 10 carry into effect the fad order, at
when tige aud place the feverai parties inter
rei4ed ale rsqueaed 70 atterd with the necefary
documents, 10 enable nc 20 execute the order.
George Deneale.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-29
pubItr sale.
Iouaiic sale.

~ TsarfSqg ssya 5. at IL o'et:ek +7oRi 81 fold
4 Il tie bigbsF 5i4lsr, thai neat AID s0elI fa56
B edlsva yfayy
1 DWELLING HOUSE,
kluafe7 en- the corner o. Cameron and Patrick
3sfee,s; ia. lot fronts on Clm:ron Stfeet As
kcct inches, and on Patrick Street Is feet on
Rae nofthline OF the lot there are TWO neat tenc-
sfuents, fnoSe houf-, &c. The ABOVE property
WAS lately in the occupation Of Mr.. James Card.
sand at the fame tim: and place will be fold va.
|riety Of good
Hoa}shol9 8 Kitchen Furniture,
CONSISTING OF
beds, bedaeada, dcGs, ,aOles, chairs, Gdsbosrd,
az elegant clock, 81. &c. and immediately after
the laie Of che furniture,
Il Hand 'ome Full Bred FSIL,
two years old Terms Of faie-CASH.
P. 6. MARSTELLER, ON.
March IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

he has sunk, among both Yoyaii,fS ;.
Republicans in England, induced US TO aug ~
quire for some OF his most" popular WORK. ~ ),
Wesi,ave seen several of his Poems W.
have:seen innumerable passages, which f., s
observation-disclosures and gross iadeEcacv
we cannot quote. But in court Of iusticss
we should produce his Children of Tbe.
pis'' and subsequent production called
/" A Fn Basket to the Children of Ties
piss
The libels with which Pasqu;n filed the
Metropolis of England, the acquisitions.
whichhe was continually making on IT,.
pockets Of those who had rather contribute.
towards his miserable subsistence than BE-.
the subjectsof his abuse, thedisgracc he was
bringingupon the country, by publications os,
trash, the object q which was TO scandal.
izc tie good, and bring virtue and religion
into contempt, seemed at length TO require
some ctlast,semens. Mr.. Clifford the mos,
elegant saiirlst OF the present age, marked
him out fog.iustice. lie turned the atten
1ion of the public to this culpfit, and lasAed
him off the Island
But before PasqNn would Gait a soil
where, to use the language ofhis own state.
lnent, kc.~as universally absorred, aud dea.
pissed, and refused the converse ofmaakind
he resolved on ore prssumptuous appca,
tor to those very laws he had sc o!tcn IN.
suited and offended for protection. ihe
Eaviad OF Clifford was read with that avid.
ity which true genius ever inspires in en-.
ightened society, and in tbs publication
pasqu'n WIS characterized as wretch
i" WHOSE Aco1JAIETAECE WAS INFAMY, ANg
whose roCca WAS POISON lP,.sqmn cais.
Cd Mr. Faolder, the publisher to be indict,.
&c, and without farther animadversioas on
the merits of Mr. Pasquln, Il present we
shall publish the trial.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-19

that the corps expected they would again
20 out and determine the affair with pls-
tolls. They accordingly took the held,
each being borne in chair ten officers OF 81
the army attending the. hrst shot was tred
s,,y the officer who received the blow, and
the ball lodged in the aggressor's body. ne
however returned the FIRE. but missed his
antagonist the third shot. took place IN
his breast, and he sunk, but not lifeless, tho
unable to hold pistol.
{. They were again removed to quarters !;
the corps again met ard determined, that
.if both the combatants recovered, they
sshouldagain take the field. The eggressor
however died, and was buried With ghe ho-
norssof war
A few days afterhis deathFthe brother
ofehe survivor arrived Caen, irorn Bodr-
draux, as an express had been Sent for
him; AMI he came for the purpose Of re-
yenging his brothers. honor and death, IN
case his opponent had survived lam.
Reg. 1888, p. 6
(To,>6e continued