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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
No. g..
SIR,

The letter which you yesterday deliver.
ed me AID your subsequent Commu, ga
ton, in Col. Burr's opinion evi,eucr tao dis
position on the part of General Ham,1on
To come 10 p Satisfactory accommodation.
The injury complained of and the repara-
ticn expected, are so definitely expressed
IN Col Burr's letter ofthe 2lst inst. that
that there is moi perceived necessity for
lurihsr explanation on his part, The dif-
hCuily that wuuid result rom colfnirsy
the enquiry 10 sny particular times and
occasions mH5l be manifest. The denia!
at specified conversation only, would
ieave strong implications that on o,hcr
occasions improper lang uage had been
Tsed--0 hsn and where injurious oyi
n ons and expressions have been uttered
hy General Hamilton must be best known
10 hun, AID OF hin: only viii Col. Burr
enquire. No denial ur deciar..tiC vii,
BE- satisfactory, unless il be eenersl, so as
wholly 10 exclude the idea that rur.ors
derogatory to Col. Buns honor have ori-
glnated with General Hanh,cu or hay.
been furry inferred from any thing he
has said. A definite reply to a requisite
on oil th!s nature was demanded by Col.
Blyr's letter Of The : s, instant. THIS be
ing refused invites the alternative alludcs
10 in General Hamiiions letter Of The
goth.
1t was required by the position in which
the controversy vas placed by General
Hamilton on Friday last, and was lnme-
diaiely furnished with a communication
de~rnding a rersonal interview. The
nee, 81 nj this measure has not n the
opinion Of CO.. Burr been DIMINISHED BIZ
the Generals last letter, or any conmuni.
cation which has Since been T. cely,d. I
am consequently again instructed TO deli
yer you message, as soon as il NAV be
convenient for you to receive it. beg
therefore you will be So good as 10 inform
me at what hour can have The pleasure
o. seeinS you.
Your moss cbedient, and
very humble servant,
W.P. NAS NESS.
Nathaniel Pendieion ESQ.
June 2G!h.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
General Hamilton.
No. Q.
New York, June Goth, 1901.
" -

Oil,
Thave matureN reflected on the sub
iect of vour letter of the Sth inst. and
the more have reflected, the more [
have become convinced that could
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS make
the avowal or disavowal which YOU
seem to think necessary. The clause
pointed out by Mr.. Van Ness is in
these terms, 81 could detail TO you a
still more desbicabie opinion which Ha-
milton has expressed Of Mr.. Burr"
To endeavor to discover the meaning
OF this declaration, was obliged to
seek IN the antecedent part of this let
ter for the opinion to which it referred,
rs having been already disclosed: I
found it in these words, 4" General Ha-
milton and Judge Kent have declared
in Substance, that they looked upon
MIR. Burr to be 4 dangeroue man and
one 7vho oUght MT to be trusted svith
tie re;ns Of government"
The language of DR.. Cooper plainly
implies, that he considered this opini-
on Of ven, which he attributes to ne,
rs de$bica6ie one, but he Arms that
] have expressed some other, still
more dsabicaJie; without however,
mentioning TO whom, when, or where.
'Tis evident that the phrase "sdn
more despicable" admits of infinite
shades from very light to very dark.
How am to Judge Of the degree in
tended? Or how shall anncx anv
precise idea to language So indefinite?
Between gentlemen, desbica5e ard
mere deeb;c0jls are not worth the pains
ola distinction: when therefore Won do
not intcTogatc nc, as to the opinion
which is specifically ascribcd TO me, I
nust conclude, that YOU view it as
within limits TO which The arimadvcr-
s.srs Of political opponents upon each
ether mav iustifaJly eStend, and con-
scouentlv rs not warrau,inr the idea
cf il which Doctor Cooper appears to
entertain. n so. what precise infer
c7ce could YOU draw, as guide for
vrrr conduct, we're I 70 acknowledge
that had expressed an opinion ofvou
sill mare dcat;~u5i chat tic one which
is particrIa,iscd How could YOU re
sure that even this opinion had ex-
cccGed the bourd3 ~hich You would
yourself deem admissible between DO
EtNal opponents
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
No. l.
NO l.
New York, Jane 1G, 1901,

SIR,
1seutfor your pernsal ictteraigneG
Charles ID. Cooper, which, though ap-
Pareutly published some time ago,
has but very recently como 70 my
knowledge. Mr.. Vim Ness who docs
M the favor to deliver this, viii point
out to YOU that clause Of the letter -
which | particularly request your at
tcntion.
You must perceive, sir, the necessi-
IS OF . prompt andunqualiied scknow-
ledgment or denial Of the nse OF any
expression which would warrant the
assertion Of DR.. Cooper.
l have the honor to be,
Your obedient servant,
4. Burr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
Aaron Eurr, esq.

General Hamilton eays he cannot
imagine to What DIR. Cooper may have al
lud s pnless ii were to The conversation
at ~. TayIor'.. in Albany, last winter
(at which Mr., Taylor, he, and General
II. were PRESENT. Gen. Hamilton cannot
reco'lecl distinctly tn particulars Of that
conversation 81 IS to undertake to repeat
them, without running the risl, OF varying,
or omniimg what might be deemed in
portaut circumstances. The expressions
are entirely forgotten, and the specific
IDEAS imperlec(iy remembered; but 70
the best of his recollection it consisted of
comments on the political principles and
views Of Col. Burr and the results that
might be expected from them in the event
ct his election as Governor, without re
ference to any particular instance Of past
conduct, or To- private character"
After the delivery of the letter of the
22dr as above mentioned: in another in.
teryicw with Mr.. V. ~. he desired Mr..
p. TO give him in writing the Substance of
what he had proposed on The part Of Cen.
Hamilton, which Mr.. Z. did IN the words
loiiuwIns--
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
w. P. VANNEaS.
General Hamilton.

Mr.. Pc understood from General
hamilton that he Immediately an
swered, that i the communication
was pressing he would receive it at
his country house thar day, if not, he
would be at his house in town the
next morning at nine O'Clock. But
ne DID not give All. P. any copy Of
this note.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25

In answer to a letter properly adopted
To obtain from General IIamiton dccla
ration whether he had charged Col. Bur,
with any particular instance OF dishono
rab'e conduct, e. had im"eachcd his pri
yste character, (;;her III the conversation
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
No. 4.
June 90, 1904.
SIe,

In the afternoon Of yesterday, Ire:
ported 60 Col. surr the result OF nv
Last interview with you, and appoint.
ca tue evening to receive his further
instructions. Some private ENGAGE
ments, however, prevented me fi0m
calling on him til this morning. On
ray return 20 the CITY, [ found upo,.
enquiry both AZ your Office and house
that you had returned to your resi-
dcnce III the country. Least an inter
view there might be less agreeable to
You than elsewhere, have taken the
liberty of addressing you this note to
enquire when and where it will be
most convenient to you to receive a
communication.
Your most obi. and very humble
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
Colonel Burr.
New York, 21st June, 1904.

Sir,
Your letter OF the Goth instant has
been this day received. HAVING. con
slderei Il attentivelv regret to Gnd
IN ii nothing OF that sincerity and de-
iicaoy which you profess to value.
Political opposition can never alb
solve gentlemen from the necessity OF
a rigid adherence to the laws ofhonor.
and the rules OF Iecorum. | neither
claim such privilege nor indulge it in
others.
The common sense Of mankind az
fixes to the ePithet adopted by Doctor
Cooper, the idea OF o;ishonor. 1t has
been publicly applied 70 me under the
sanction OF your name. The question
is not, whether he has understood the
meaning Of the word, or has used il
according to syntax, and with gramna-
teal accuracy; bat whether YOU have
authorised this application, either d.
rcctly OF By utterinE expressions or o.
plnioRs derogatory TO my honor. The
time "when" is in your own know
ledge, but no way material to ne, as
the calumnyhas now first been disclos-
ed, so as to become tha subject Of my
notice, and as the effect is present and
palpable.
Your letter has furnished me with
new reasons for requiring a dcSnite
replyt
Save the honor to bc,4
Sir, your obedi-nt,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
] Save the honor to be,a
Sir, your obedi-nt,
Il. Burr.
General Hamilton.

On Saturday the 22d Of June, Ge-
neral Hamilton, for the first time, call
ed on mr.P. and communicated to him
the preceding correspondence. He
informed him that in conversation
with mr.. V. X. at the lime Of receiv
ing the last letter, he told mr.. V. n.
TINT he considered that letter ss rude
and offensive, and that it Was not posi-
bic for him to give it any other an
sHer than thatmr. Burr must take such
stepe as he might think proper. lie
said farther, that mr.. V. N. requested
himto take time to deliberate, and .hcn
return all answer when he might pos
sibly entertain a different opinion, and
that he would call on him to receive it.
That his reply to mir. V. N. was, that
ne did not perceive 1t possible for him
to give any other answer than that he
had mentioned, unless mr.. Burr would
tax" back his last letter and write one
which would admit Of a different re-
ply. lie then gave mr.. =. the letter
hereafter mcntioncdof the 22dof June,
t. be delivered TO mr.. V. n. when he
should call on mr.. p. for an answer, and
went to his country house.
ThcncHt day General Hamilton re-
ceiyed while there, tic following let
ter.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
No. 10.
SIR

SIR,
he letter which had the honor 70 re-
ceiye from you, under the date of ye.tcr-
day, states among other things, tina, in
Cen. Hsmilion's opinion, Col. Burr has
taken a very indefinite ground, in which.
lie eVinces nothing short OF Predete w.
hostility, and that Cen. Hamilton
1t mad nisshie that the enquiry sno
tend To lis COZ iiGenlial as well a.
conversations. In this Col Burr cal
reply, that the secret whispers trad1
MS iaue, and impeaChing his honor,
at least, equally injurious with slan
publicly uuesed that Gen. Hamilton,h
al no time, and IN no place, = right 20
any such injurious expressions and II
The partial negative he IS disposed 10 CIV
with the reservations he wishes to make.
are proofs that he has done the injury spe-
cited.
Col. Burr's request was, in the FIRST in.
stance, proposed ina form the most sim
pie III order that Gen Hamilton might
give 10 the atfair ;hat course 10 which he
might be induced by his temper and his
knowledge OF facts. Col. Burr trusted :. IN
c"hhderce- that from the frankness OF
so!d'er AID he oartour of a gentleman,
he might expect an Ingenious declaration,
I ha' u, as he had reason 10 believe, Gen
Hani!itcn had IL, d expressions derogatory
10 las honour, he would have had The
naGnanimity To- reiract th-m; and ,ha,ic
rom his language, injurious inerences
had been Improperly drawn, he would
nave PEE ceived tic propriety of corre6tin,-
error :, winch might thus have been wiac-
~ diii"sed. WIKI those impressions, Col.
Hurr vas greatly surprized al receiving 2
letter winch he conceived as evasiNt, and
which IN naA.her he deemed not altoqe-
ther decoirs. Ia one exploitation, rowe
vsr, h- was not wholly deceived, for the
close OF Gen. Hami.ton's letter contained
.n in'linailon tina, # Col. Burr should dis
IKE lis refusal To acknowledge OF deny, he
Vas ready 70 meet the conse queuces This
'oi. Burr de med sort OF defiance, and
would have felt ju-tiied in making it the
basis OF an immediate message. But as
the c"mmut o. Or.aiucd sometime
concerning he injefi ueness Of the re-.
quest aid as lie believed IL rather the
offspring ct Lal-c prit;e han OF reflection,
and Is be isit thc utmost reluctance TO
proceed to cXtremiti-s, While any othsr
renamed, lis request wss Iepe.t ted in
terms more explicit. The replies S, pro-
positions on tie part oi Con. Hamilton
have III Col. BARS opinion been constants
iy IN substance ihe same.
Col. Eu:r d.s.,yows III motives cf nreGs.
tcr'niued hostility . charge by VIII cS he
thinks insult ADDED 20 in,ufy-Ii- feels s
4 gentleman should Zee, ,.he4, his honor
Trrs rn~,s, . ... I'll
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-25
No. s..
Ae7o York, lime %, 1907
SIP.

Your drst letter, in q STYLE TOO per
emptory, made a demand ii NV c0i-
mon, unprecedented and un7ar.rantst-
Die. My answer, pointing out we
embarrassment, gave yo- an cppo--
tunity 20 take less exccptionable
course You have not chosen 10 do i,
but by your last letter received this
day, containing expressions iaGecorous
and improper, you have increased the
difficulties 10 explanation irtripsically
incident to the nature OF our opplica-
ion.
IF by 4 " definite reply" you mean
the direct avowal required in your FIST
letter, have 10 other answer to give,
chan that which has already been civ
en-. IF you mean any thing different,
admitting Of greater latitude, it IS re-
qaisite you should explain.
| have the honor to be,
Siryour obt. servt.
ALEX. HAMILTON.
Aaron Eur, esq
This letter, si!hough dated on the Esd
june renamed IN Nir- P's. posse ssiOn TN
I'll the s5'h, within which period he had
several conversations nth Mr. Y. n. IN
these conversations ~, p. endeavored 10
illustrate and enforce the propyiety Of
The ground General Hamilton had taken.
Mr.. p. mentioned to Mir. V. n. as the
result, that if Col. Burr would write let
ter, requesting So know in substance whc-
Their IN the conversation 10 which 81.
Cooper alluded, any particular INSTANCE
OF dishonorable conduct was imputed to
Col. Burr or whether there vas any i'm
peachneni Of his private character Gen.
Hamilton would declare to he best Of hi,
recollection what passed in that coyer.ati-
ON: and Mr.. p. read to Mr.. V. p. a pa.
Der containing the substances OF what
Cen II. would say on that su, jecl, which
is as follows
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
FOR SALE.

syT7ILE ). oHered for sale Z public
wv sendue, On the ist day 81 March
ioOl, q 10 o'clock, on the premises, 1
larEe md commodious GR16T MILL,
with 1 pairof French Burrs and pair Of
seountry Stones, Eve Boiling Clothes,
with Boxing Machines worked BY va.
tef the Mil has the advantage Of Is
feet fall of waters on the same lot, an
under one roof, i . Dwelling House,
consistine ef three Rooms below stairs
and ! Store-R Room, with m excellent
Cellar, the Lot on which the buildings
stand Il very fertile. situate ii Shop
herds Gown, Jefferson County, and
supplied with 4 never filling stream Of
water and . good settlement where she b
continually furnished with m extensive
run Of custom. Also n the same Town,
u LOT with Stone House thereon with
run ofwater passing through The Lot,
and & convenient either for Z Store Or
TAM Yard lying and being IN he Main
Street. The premises win Be sold 20
svthef Or separate = may best tpit the
purchaser or purchasers. Tbe terms
win Be- made known on the dr. 81 sale.
An indisputshlc title free frym incnm-
brSnce win be given.
ELIZABETH STILLY, Adm'x.
ShepheTds- Town, January 20, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-03
II FRESH supply ef sEAS0NABLE
GOQDS haDe JHss been receiped by !
Me,,si,. &C g Goobcr

From their dge1t IN RtiindfIbhia
Among which are
DOSE BLANKETS, from three
N % nine dollars 4 pair, 1. /
Coarse and Fine Cioths, cassimeres,
Coatings, Kerseys. Flannels, Swan
downs. Baizes I.innens, chintzes and
Calicos- Muslins, Diaper, &c.
ALsoA number Of articles IN the s.
HARD-RARE and CUTLERY Line.
TEAS Of good qualify Imperial, Hy-
son, 7onlg HysoH, Hyson Sin, Sousoag
and Bohea.-These Goods have been
purchased on the best terms and selected
with care.-A supply of RIrE-cRovE
CASTINGS, have been received. !
Martinsburg, January IS, 1904.
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EsERA7 sHEER

lROuND trespassins On the subscri-
I ber's plantation, twenty-two estray
Sheep, Eve Of which apPear 20 be last
springs Lambs twenty are white, and
two black all of them are marked with
. large siif in the near ear, and two small
ones in the OF ear. The whole apprai-
sed 10 thirty dollars. The owner i de
aired % prove property, pay charges and
take thelhaway.
JOHN B. CRAGHILL..
Berkeley County, january 20, 1904.
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POUR DOLLARS REWARD.

\
person. haDing hifhfrfs
~ made q Practice Of throlei,ag dun
The fences Of NE sn6nriber, az cutting
and raryging alpay apood from his tlaa-
fdiion and ee,nmitting other mriarpfal de-.
predatioAs. thereon, tiis 10 nierrl6re 10
caution az persons sphafeper fran eon,-
hitting fhe Ike uHsyarraafabit bsacfices
in fhin,e, as hetis Positively aefvmmed
% proseciife The nfmosf penalty Of he
fatv, amy and every person 80 efsi,diag -
and WiA gipe he ab0pe reyar2 10 any
person tVhe ,piR inform on sthers ghiIfy
u sneh end Practiess, - that they Be
eonsicted ihereec
CRRLSTLdN. SLLBER.
Berkeiey County. january 8, 1904.
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August term, 1908.
HAnpsHraE Cousrr, 8.
LEWIS MOORE,
AGAINST
JAMES DALEY. Is
II CHAMcERf.

This day came tie Complainant By
i his Counsel, and II appearing 10
the Court that the defendant Is NOT an
Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, il Il
ordered that the defendant do appear
here on the second Tuesday in February
next, TO answer the compiainaht's bin,
and that a copy Of this order be forth-
with inherited n the berkeley and lief.
f.rson Intelligencer nod continued for
two months suteessively, and also be
posted up for two months successively ii
thsdooro fthe Court House ofthis Coun-
~.
All AeNsnREsWiif w. WoDRow,, !. 4 !, nc &c.
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a Hahabl Tract ef LAND Fsr Sait.

ITO be sold the plantation whereon
j now live, containing 462 acres, Il.
ing and beingin the County OF Jefferson,
State of Virgins, within 3 miles Of Shep-
herd's- Town, from Potomack River,
5froIn Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 10 from Alexandria. produce
may be taken down by water 10 either 81
the latterplaces.) There are on The pre-.
misses 3good Dwelling Houses and ! We
" large square log Barn, 3 never fail.
ing Springs, with I good stone Spring
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the soil q equal IL not preferable 10 any
in Jefferson County.
ljse another Trace Of hrst rate Land.
containing i76 IL acres, adjoining
the Aforesaid tract; on this tract are :
good House and Barn, never failing
Well near the house and rood Young
Apple Orchard about one half 81 this
tract i cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber the whoIe can
Be easily divided into 5 Of 8 Tenements.
The Terms win Be made known by
the proprietor living on the Land. 3 Z
JOHN STIPP. SEN.
Jehsrson Counsy, Dscemberis, isos,
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TO BE RENTED,

IA GOVERNMENTS MITHSHoP
"a and two Sets Of TOOLS, with
which may be.had to hire, NEGRO
NAN that has worked for some lime IN
the Shop. For terms apply 10 the sub
scriber. - LYDIA lob.
Middle. Town. Berkeley
County, December 90, 1s0s. :
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JAMES MARSHALL.
mary 20, 1904. 4
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said M'Feely may Be taken, IL in The
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