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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
Feb. a.
a Cheat Bargain.
TO BE SOLD.

TO BE SOLD,
A THREE tory new BRICK HOUSE, on
Prince Street between Fairfax and Royal Streets
on the fouhhie thereof, fecond door from Metirs
Hewes and Millers fore, and next adjoining Mrs.
Refer. The honle is in an unfnifhed fate, but
the doors, fAihes and architTaves, &c are all made
and at a lnail expence may be completed, 1t is
unneceGary TO give any further explanation, as
any perfon inclining to pufchsfe will naturally
view the premifes. The key is in pofsIlion Of
Caps. c. M'Koighf. The payments will be
made eafy. Application TO be made TO the fnb-
Tiple.t, Alexandria. II not fold at private fale,
ii will be fold at public vendue on the F'5f Of
M4rtb next.
Czotw0rtAy StePhenIon.
Feb. s. d,.
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while that wretchel empire sustains the struggle
with its maadies the only soIlcitude OF the Divan
mutt be who FfhalI sdeyour .them, and TO put
off to as late day as pofibe, the inevitable des-
traction. Rufia is fomewhat lels than formerly
the Object OF lis terror. That rifng empire IS
large enough already, one would know, to iatil-
fy ambition, # We do not know that ambition IS
nos TO be fatsfed. Bot forfeeing the fall ofthe
Turks, the Ruaian Cabinet has beer of arc years
more wiling TO wait for what time will accom-
pih as we'll as battles. Rufia has, it may be
added, extorted by treaty the long defred prisi-
lege of paGing the Dardanelles. No longer
lhut up in the Euxine, Rufia has now nothing
to fear, and little more left to dcGre from the
Turks.
France was deeply interested in preserving tie
Turkish empire, 50 long as she stood IN need OF
its arms to anaoy her. rival, Austria. But now
Austria, by the loss OF Bfabant and Lombardy,
is removed far from The frontiers Of France, and
is TOO much crippled 70 be feared, new views OF
policy will govern Buonaparte- He will say,
as nothing can prevent the degradation Of the Or
toman empire, it is no longer wanted and can
nolonger be useful to France as an ally
As lis too weak to be an axiliary 1t lsnot too
strong to be made prey and therefore, the
Consul viii view the Morea 1.-THE ancient PeloPon
nesus) Syria, Egypt, the island of Gambia, lot
old called Crete) or Cyprus, las easy and valuable
conqucsts to be seized add occupied as soon as
the state of the French arms, especially by sea
will permit. The French ardently deiisc iuch
acquilitions in order TO expel the Britifh from
the Mediterranean, and to prepare the force 10
invade the Britilh empire in India.
The Tulks are not 70 rapid as to fee in their
old ally any thing better than the most inhdlons
and dangerous enemy.
Spain is reduced 10 fate Of abfolate nullity,
from which Che will be gladly emerged whene-
yer the Chief Coolui's arms thall happen to be
disgtaced by defeats. But at prccrt Che is fore
ed to obey the conqueror.
Thus rapid glance caG over Europe pre-.
tents only the fpcctaclc of ambition and fervitude.
The long accumulated wealth of of its once A u
rlihing Gates is riAcd It's governments and mott
resered intiutions, tosteI 10 their fall; its very
arts ieem to be led captive with their matter
pieces to Paris its lpirit sbjef and ia abjett is,
that, if it has any hopes of deliverance left, il
lubmits to carry arms againt its deliverers.
act The Ladies and Gentlemen Of
Alexandra and its vicinity are refpecf-
fully informed, that the next Aflem-
bly, will be on Friday 10th Infant.
T$e Managers.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06

ton only and musllns, per every squared yard Of
40 inches each shall be contained 10 every ki!lo-
gram Of , lbs. Feench weight.
The same goods dyed or stained of one co.
lonr only 5ocent!mes in addition, or fifty five
confines per square yarda above.
Tie same goads of more colours than onc, one
franc in addition TO the above, or franc Sc cen
times per square yard as above.
It's understood that these goods cannot be
imported from Great Britaln,or any of IT'S colo
MES.
The above duties except these on cotton and
wool are drawn back on expectation from heuce
Of the otherabove goods.
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ALexandzsa Library COMPANY.

The Members of the Alexandra
Library Company will plesfe to take notice
That the annual election tor prefdent and d.
re6fors will be held at the council chamber, IN
Moaday 2otb Infant, between the hours of three
and Gx in the evening, agreeable to the act Of in.
corporation.
James Kennedy, ZEN.
Secretary.
King Street, FEB. 6. code
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will fell by PRIVATE SALE.

the STORE and WAREHOUSE at plefent &C.
cuped by Alton & Geiger fisuated N the corner
OF Prince and Fairfax frcess, s. feet en- Fairfax
and 60 feet on Prince Gr.er; one water LOT on
Wafer 9reet, A feet on Water free5 and extend,
ing 500 feet back to Union freet with the ,iber.
ty of Wharfage. The lot on Price aud Fatlaxi
frees, are at preent rented to Allifon ano Gel.
ger for one year from the lf Oct. next. re
feet of,he LOT Oh Water Rreet is et 20 Samuel
Harper foreight years from the rg,h o. Ottcbcr
next. If the above mentioned property il not
fold by private bargain, it will be fold on the ore
miles on the lfd day of April next when the terms
will be made known. Peafe apply 10
GEORGE M'MUNN.
February 6. co
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Fifty Dollars Reward.
Floped from Dumfrieg Viroinia. on

Eloped from DumfrleS Virginia, on
Sax Inv he 27 h or. a negro man wta c ID
himself Joseph O'Barnwe, Usually known by the
name of joe; compexi.n dark brown p~5son
slender, and rather handsome walks erect, about
80 years Of age FIVE feet eight to ninc inches
high, mas the mark of sores on his legs, of spe.
cious engaging address, is ar;ful and very DIS
honest, and will assurcdIy rob whoever my be
SO unfortunate as 10 employ him. His cloatls
not known, bur has pair of half boots neatly
new, very sharp poinfcd at the toes, ard is in be
practice % dressing gay /; be mas es, and viii
no daubt procure pass; he was long wafer
in Dumfries Tavern, and is we'll known 10 IL.
vellers this way. The above reward of 90 dol.
lars will be PAID for securing sa.d Eoe in Dnm;,iss
OF Alexandra jail, and 70 doil rs viii Sc paid
for securing him in any jail 10 the Cnsed States.
1t is supposed he is gone for Boston and viii en-
deavcur to get passage by water from Balumore
or Philadelphia, Those secreting or assisting
said runaway, will BE- prosecuted to the utmost
severity of the law.
ALEXANDER BROWN.
Dumfries, Feb. s. d6t
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r Cath given for clean Linen and
Cotton Rags.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

GU DOGCIGI y M COtti W
LOST on Friday the 18th ult. between the
house Of Mr.. Ralph Hodgkins and Hanioa Jcn-
kins, Fairfax county,
IN elegant Gold Watch,
Jingle cafe, on the back approximation Of a
cage and two birdr, plain face. the key hole
bulhet with gold, gold hands, chain and key, on
the key the letters J. D. were engraved, lma!l
glafs zeal.
The above reward will be given to any perfon
who will leave faid Watch either with the Printer
hereof, MIR. Percgrine Hoikins, tCrofs Roads, or
mylelf.
Edward Bates.
Ga- Should che above watch be offered for fale
TO any perfon, they are requeaed to retain the
fame.
Feb. 6. dstt
49,
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WILLIAM LEE.

The following Goods only if very fine are
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
cl,raaosfa DAILY aobsrttssr.
--sss-~-
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 8.
zy4PPED,

ret evening Mr.. Waiter S. ALExAN'
I", - the araia5le and beautiful Miss
DIN susaYSE DADS, daughterof Baldwin
"a Esq. ofthis Town.
n,s,.ell worth. TO Innocence are join'd,
IND = hand, 70 pureri7ys eoafgn'd;
-. ,riiag peace. with rofss, fprsad their way
: eodt;ks powers, delight their every day,
. a.. !, malignant fiend. the haP?y pr0gress GoP,
~ IL, uaIions gnaw the peaceful cordian knot;
= :, ,be fairer emblem. # ex,lted truth,
:, 0,row free, enjoy the fanmer of their youth
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As SUBSCRIBER.

Robert Young,
John Potts,
Cuthbert Powell,
Francis Peyton,
Jonah Thompson,
James Keith,
Thomas Irwin,
Alexander Smith,
Henry Rose,
Abel Janney,
Thomas Swami,
Andrew Jameson.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
For Sale,

A HOUSE and LOT, lower end Of Price
sree,. The aand is convsnert to The nip ine
and Offers considerable advantages as ifors %
druggia's mop, and can accommodate family.
Apply at the fame to
Charles Douglas.
Jan. IS. colin
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Ig,4ydct ofa letter fran a respectable gentle
man. at llaarfid, dated Nsoember II, to a
gentlemen IN Boston.
The neutrality of Spain and Portu-
,a with the beHigerent powers, has been
sqreed upon. In consequence, the royal
bills have risen 20 per cent"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
Toths Editor ofthe DAILY AaUertiser.
American Consulate.

Bordeaux, Nov. 1903.
For the Information of the merchants Of the
lUeit.d States, take the libefSy TO enclose you
tcr publication a LIST Of such India goods as bess
hal, this market, accompanied by an arre,e of
ths 9th Brumaire, izeth Oc. I803) concerning
Rhs same.
All caston cloths coming from Indis, via
Me United States, will be admitted into this
.ouury on paying the duties specified in this
Hsg.
Tbsre must FIRST be an importation here
skefue / can ascertain whar the amount of this
ssuty will be. Ii cannot Itbink fall short Of
shuty three and third per cent. on the value. -
with esteem am Sir, your most obediens SER
'ant
The following Goods only if very fine are
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-06
February 6.
.IU S T RECEIVED

y , 1 K L \ L V & y
AND FOR SALE,
French Brandy, Antigua and Gre
NADIA Rum,
HOLLAND G1N--mpo,ltd i;,tbe hip 14mt.
yta from Aaferaam,
Cherry Bounce made Of old fpirit,
Wines,
Loaf and lump Sugar,
Brown do.
G.een Coffee, Teas, Sc.
FNUIr-AppIes, Sweet Oranges, Lemons,
LINES sad Green G"apes.
NUTS-A.monds, EngIifh Walndts, Shell.
baIks, sc.
a few Bis. Cab Cydcr,
loo bls. r, lGand do
1000 lbs. Ctecle,
Scots Barley, Potatoes, &c.
Thomas Slm?ns.
VINO withes to Sell or Rent,
his HOUSE on Prince Areet, oppoG- 10 George
Tsylof's, Eq Any perfon inclined to patchalc
hsll have great bargain lit will fold for Cath,
bafteed for Wet Goods.
Jan. 81, d
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-tmeat Of Bo0k5 $ Statloaa2y

dtortmeat q Book5 $ Stationary
among which are TIC fallo rs:
Nother5y's Medical Dictionary La
slCiecm, Doasn's L,ie Of psltacis, Ditt m
| s A11afal Hi&ory, FuFgaion's Aifseno7Y'
yes pdntbeco, Young's Latin Dictionary,
'sAa Lexicon, ST. Pleie's Studies OF Nature
ssal Exifstts with p,stes, Decameron o.
'SaEt bieunt's Piaflicai N8giearot, Fedora
/ fooss's Aeiaits, SIN pfu's isoeiid. Wiz
Egypt, Guat,o, otiago snd pocket Bibles,
aSd psain, Morocco Prayer Eooks, Bells
~, Edinburgh New DiipsniatorY, Bailey 9
s~@s, Walkers and Perry 5 Dictionaries. An
ssfi siIossmens os
4. ). Paper Hangings,
Epm sooics VioIlas, Yiellh Strings and Rows,
s1;'s silostment Of Ge,msn Flutes and Fla
b. aas great variety of Other articles which
h. ) a 9. IN fcw days.
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lust RECEIVED,

Aad ~ sax by .h u9fer;bsr,
100 pieces brown RulIia Shooting,
so &c. WINE do.
100 do. hsasd Dispcrs,
IL 60. nauow d..
Z 60. broad RuGia Linens
700 ooiis Rufia Duck,
50 DO. Ravens do.
1000 r:e,cs Markers,
10 heis freth Hvion Tea,
2 tors Cord'ge silortr3.
John G. Laid.
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NO. 1899.
FRESH FRUIT

JOHN A. BURFORD,
Late D,'la's Store,) psince Street, Ia, hi, d y
re sse.f, pc big Rachel from ca 81 g
Others Ren5s son Anifte;cam, ana iei,'r
go. " ior ADexaa,
1000 lbs. soft shell'd Almonds,
5000 Oi-qge9,
80 Els. LINES, psckea il shcf 6atq al f,,
AZ nexss Mnf>adel aud Bloom ReGa., by
d: box ar retail.
F:tih L,m nds,
Sherry Vie # fageriar qaality,
Ans real H.oiad Gin.
Has always On Hand,
a general A1oe,ear Il GROCERIES, DRY
GOODS, &e.
c. The sbov2 art,ciss ase al! in fine order,
and of nd AceIleat quality.
Aug II.
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PROPOSALS,
fo' Printing By lghieri1sion eom!4che' I've de-
defosiption Of
Tx Ha5our Fl Il. .7oh IS,

The hla,sd sf Neosj3~sd!Qa I.
With :hc occeGat,on and an,uiem-nt. OF ,lle 10.
habitants; the government ssd tsde ot-th,t
Important Britlfh laud; ccreiud.cg with !uu-
dry oarrvatirs 10 rclssion 10
The Court Of Vice admiralty
Ef2bi:lfl@-. there wcI sos,h, he attention of
'hofr merchants WHO arc ihlppers to lorsign
markets.
sy a bttsav qvbo nsid q tb<,t tbrte moetbs of fbe
last Wfsfey.
TESMo--Th. ~o.k fhall be printed on fin
paper, AID or delivery, fabics:bsTs to
Fay Flu, ohiI.ings.
NJ Ssofcrip,.or. received at this Qfficc
July II D
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THE SKEIETl1

II - AS@A - - - a
II, lie Arniesan Aanetouized, and
ssghe Caraa| I'rsac'ler Objected.
~ tno forfs
Patti, TIE Asmia:an, or arttf'ae o Qa'vef-
charity ,uslas,f, taken, examined. tslct, eon-
II. e.,, sx.cr, q, I'D. aaStemZ- :.
PnlI. 1Ds Cgsaai PerSeber D'sHae6
lse cognuspts On (sseral dark Fahages ficf'e
g. Il Series q isS'sss, wlten 4 yanonS
lafs . friend 10 lle ccno,iY
IS coe9.fsw. 81. a,e lgl a ne o5e9e
pc.
'eD the opinion Feye.aI fefr.Sabie f
En, that the aoage book .eonasns ghe gloead
|tS ard principles Of erusihe Piesg ISL mani,
|ay pFavcs, lgora tie iefiolews sa,b the
dos'sine Of free. viii an4 eHiysFiai resumption
saioauasd.
Sepl. = z
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GENERAL HAMILToN'S FUNERAL.

The icenc ~ss indeed folemn and impIeiIive.
Every countenancc evinced forrow TO which
only iufs Of the hra msgnitude-an event Of
the moa uagicai nature, could give rife. Eve
ry mark Of refpeet TO which departed worth has
a. claim, wss paid with affettionase earneiinefs.-
Baiinsf was universally futpended, and the whole
city crouded either to perform or to witaeis the
funeral honon due to the iiloRriou, deceafrd.
About noon, the different bodies forming the
proceihon, having taken their REFLECTIVE places.
the corp!e was conducted from the houfe Of John
3. Church Efq. and the whole began to move.
The moment was deeply imprefive. Every
thing copfpired to folemnife the mind. The
toling Of the deep-,oned belh--,he melting mel
oty OF thi mufic--ths 0,w and melancholy IN
fpiring pace Of the proceiion-she appearance
Of the fable coffin with ito sccompaniments-the
IONS of the deceaied, iill of tender age, clad in
the ssamenu Of voc, and fhedding the tear Of
auguifh over the fate of beloved iather-tCo-
happy youths who ~il uov be the guide Of
ycargroving yesn. the goardian of ycur budding
toes)-These. With the awe-ariking report
Of the. minute -gsns, TO which every heart beat
lie lad refponle, rendered the whole fcene Of
folsmn zoe. Two hosn slapfed before she
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sx,ea an insenrcus declssa,ios. That IT, a.
lie had rcafon 70 believe, Geo. II. had uied ex-
prciioas derogarory TO ~ honor. ne would
have had the msgn mi nifty 20 resSset then, sod
that IL. from his language, injurious inierenees
had been i'm properly dra@n, he would have per-
ccivcd the propfiety OF correcting errors, which
might thus have been widely difiisd. With
theie imp,eHi n, Col. Rprr greatly iurPrlz-
ed a. receiving letter which ne coohdered az
eyafise, and which ip m1noer he deemed not
altogether dccoros. la one expectation, how
ever. he wa, not Wholly deceived for the cloie
OF Gen. Hsmiiton's letter con,aipsd an in'ima.
tion ,hst IL Col. Butt ihonld d1ike his reirial
20 scknowlcdgc or deny. he was ready 10 meet
the c1nfequcnces. This Col. Burr deemed
fort Of defiance, ard wouli have felt joftiiicd in
making IL the bah, Of an immediate mehsge.
Bot a. the ccarnu picaior contained ionielhing
concerning The indefnitenefs of the requeh as
he bel,ssed il rather the ef,prng OF f1iie pride
,hsN| OF reflection, and a. he felt the utmoit re-
,ntiance TO proceed 20 extrcmities. whllc any
other hope remained, his reqaeR wa, rcpcsted
in terms more explicit. The replies and propo-
htions on the part OF Gen. Hamilton have 10
Col. Burr's opinion, been confansly in iub-
Aance the fame.
Col. Burr difavows all motives Of predeter.
mined hoaility, a charge by which he thinks
infuit added TO irjury--He feel, as gentleman
fhoad feel when MS honor is impeachcd or AZ
IA led, and without feniations Of hoftility or
wihes OF revenge. he j, determined TO vind'cate
that honor at fuch hazard as the nature OF the
cafe demsnds.
The length to which this corrfpondenee
has extended, only tending 10 prove thar the
istisisesoTy redrefs, earnctiy defred, cannot be
obtaiped, he deem, il ofeieis to Offer any piopo-
f.ion except 'he. Gmpie rheGage which lhal
nov have 'he honor to deliver.
Ihave the honor TO he. with great fefped,
Your obedent aud very homble fefvanf,
.,..,. w. p. VAN NESS.
Wtdn/doy moynisg 1snt NIB 1904.
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The paper above alluded to is as follow, !
No. ~.

Rr~n,ks ON .be knrr ef Tsne ~. 1904.
Whelhcr The obtcrvsI,ons On this isier are
dcfensa merely To jphfy the refu, {" hich isIn-
dcs,ed in the cloie ot the letter, or may be in
feoded To give an openoe hr rendering aoy
thing explicit which mag have bsen deemed
vague heretofore, can only be Judged OF oy the
feque,. Al any rate, it sprers TO me ueceHay
not to be mifnndetaood. Mr.. Pendieton i,
therefore sp,horIed 10 FAY that, ic The eouric Of
the p,eient d,icufiion, written OF verbal, there
ha, beco no inten,lon TO evade. defy, OF intult !;
but . iincc,e dupohtion TO avoid extfentie., ii
it could be done with ptcpriety. With this
vie~ Gen. n. has been ready to enter ioto 4
frank and free explanation on any and every
object Of fpecihc nature; bot not TO snf~cr
general abAraet inquiry, embracing period too
long for any accurate recollection, and expchng
h,m 20 uuplcafsnt cri,icifas from, or unpleafan,
difco0ions si,h any and every rerion, ~ho may
have onde,aocd him 10 an unfavoiable ienie.
This admitting ,hs, he couia anfser in a man
ner rhe 81 a iatisiatt'ry TO Col. Bu,r) he hould
deem inadritiible, 10 principle aud precedent.
ard hami.isiins 10 prstlice.--To ihis thesctore
he can never !ubr,i,. Fstquert alluhon has
been r ade 70 flanders fsid 10 be io circulation.
Whe heI they are openly OF in ahifpen they
have torn ard ihape, ard might re fpec'fed.
II The alternative alluded 10 in the cloic Of
the letter is dehnitisey teodercd !, muf be ac.
cep,ed the time, place and manorr 10 be slier-
wards rgola,ed. thpuid no, think !, right in
the mida OF Circuit Court to withdraw my
ieivicrs from thofe aho may have COT ited i'm
poriant intereAs to me, ard expoie them to the
embsrrsfrment Of feeking other couniel, @ho
may no, have time TO be irarueied in then csoie.
] ihall ALTO ~ans liuIe tire TO make iome al
sangemeots reipettins my own sfairs.
The following paper. in the handwriting
OF Gen. Hamilton, wss ipc,ofed. with HE viii
and fome other Pafen, in packet addIeded 70
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WtdnyGaay morning, Jsnr i7,b, 1904.

With this letter, a mt h,pe was received, fuch
as was 10 be expected. cpn'an'ng an invitation,
which was acceoted. aud MIR. p. informed Nh.
V. ~ ne fhould hear from hin the next day as
20 further particulars.
This letter va delivered TO Gen. II. on
the fame evening, aud yety ihou converission
enfucd'betwesn him ard M, P. sho wa, TO call
OF him carly the next morniog for further con.
fetence. When he dij g.. Gen. Hamilton faid
he had not opderRood wbr,hsr the lneiisge and
anf~er were defnitiveiy copciuded, or whether
another meeting was TO take place for thar pur-
pofe bet@een M,. P. aud Mr.. V. N. Uoder
tbe laucr imp'efion. and AZ the lsit letter con.
taincd matter that naturally led TO animsdver-
fon. he gave Mr.. P. a paper of remarks 10 his
own hand writing, TO be communicated TO Mr..
v. N. il The fate OF the affair rende,ei proper.
In the farther interview with M. V. N.thst
day, after explsini, the caufes which had irdu-
ced Gen. Hamilton to fuppote thar the Gate OF
the affair did nor render il improper. he offered
this paper TO Mr.. V. N.-but be declined re-
ceiving il, acdgine, iha, he ccniidcsed The cor
fefpondence as cIokd by the acceptance OF the
meGage he had delivered.
Mr.. p. Informed Me-. v. N. of the inducc-
ments mentioned BY Gen. Hamilton in thoic
remarks, for the poaponing the meeting until
she cloie OF The ,Citcuir; aud as this war uncer-
tain, Mr.. P. was TO lei him know when il would
be convenient.
Ga Fnday the 6hof July, the Cmcait be-
ing cloied, Mr.. P. gave this information, ard
that Cen. Hsn,l,on would be ready az any time
alter ,he Sunday following. On Monday the
particulars wete arranged. and he public a,e
but 100 ~sll acquainted si,h the fad 'eiult.
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one Of hi, executors, which was Of courfe no, to
have been delivered but in cafe OF the meIsn-
choly event that ha, happened. AZ it contains
his motives and reflections on the csulcs that
have led to this fatal CataHrophe, il 10 deemed
proper TO communicate ], to the public.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-07-26

The following paper. in the handwriting
OF Gen. Hamilton. wss ipc,ofed. with HE vii
and fome Other Papen. in packet addIened q