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pubItr Sale.

On Tuefaay mex, viii be fold a, the Vendue.
Store. likely NEGRO MAN. about thirty
years ct age.
PHILIP G. MARSTELIER.
Auguf T.,
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from tire G5lum6ian C9R,Ier.


To THE EDlToR.--If you think the fol-
lowing worth inserting in the Courier,
you have my consent to make il public.
trom yours, &c.
JACOB BENNETT.
Aziddle50f0ush, 1une %, 1904
4 l9cthod9fheadng Ca5ba8es in the E1mtcr.
Last fall, at the usual time Of taking in
Cabbage, had number which were well
grown, butwhicfl hid no appearance of a
head. 1 dug a trench on the southern de-
clivity Of a hil, about / 8 Jnches wide and.2o
or % inches deep, and took l6 cabbagys of
the above description, and set them out in
the bottom OF tie trench, in their hatural
position with the roots web covered With
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-06
Notice.

The-Frm of LIBBY, CARNE & SLADE,
cammoelys known by III. name of CARNE and
STA e, IL this day dieo!ved by mutual content
al 70 p,rtest good hsrmony: In future the ba
sEaels Will be Carried on by
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-06
LIBBY and CARME,
I1IDIJ.A dItU @O4AIN4N "
at their old fore 10 Fairfax ftrcet, and by
CHARLES SLADE,

on Prince frecf, between Ricketts, and Newt9n's
corner ard P. Wantons fore. They take thls
opportunity of making their grateful acknowledg
ments 70 TIC public in general, for the very lioe
raj encouragement they have experienced t,nce
they have been in this ccunuy, and RESPECTFULLY
folicit a continuance OF their favors, 70 long as
they ihail be thought 20 mcrit them. 40 add
sion to their fprins importation shsy have lately
received quantity Of
Croz0ley Steel and Shot,
and for the fesfon their afortmens is god. They
.sexpea this Fall a very general sdorsment OF
HARDWARE at both hou.es.
Thole TO whom they are indebted will be
pseafrd to prefcnt their accounts for fe.tlenent,
and thofe wko are Indebted 70 them will Plea ale
make payment to them at either houtc, with all
convenient lpeed, as they are anxious to have
their accounts cIoled as foon as poGi3le. Itofe
whole debts have been long ifanding will not,
we hope, expect any further indulgence, other
wife they Rall be obliged to have recourie TO
tuch meafurcs as they would win to avoid.
AugrR s. la4 s3teo
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Printing executed at this Office With
aeatnefs a,,d di[pa eh.
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To Rent,

And PUG Zion given Immediately. co.afort
able Dwell LING HOUSE, fsuated in plea
Gan, part of the Town. For particulars enquire of
Ricketts,, Newton and Co.
1u!y AZ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-06

To tie memory Of JosEpa. BaowsE, q Io-
Mersaals { Eng. one q TIE peops sailed
9uakeys zyho had suffered along csnfne-
meas IN the Castle of1ors, apdthe loss 81
all his uv7rldzy property for conscience
Sake.
BY ONE wHe MAD BEEN HIS rfLLew pKr-
90 .t coNCp1
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

ton OF this aA. il iali b: th: dc,y Of ,ac c.ec-
tors for any State, TO vote 10 conformity. both
~ith the contribution. and of the propoicd a.
mendmcnt thereto, the executive authority Of
fach State fhall caufs tx lifts Of the names Of
the electors of the State to be made and certified.
and TO be delivered to the faid electors on or be-
fore the day fixed by law for them to NEE, and
vote for Preident and Vice. Pre6a-nt. and the
faid electors fhall enclofe one of the faid liis
in each of the certificates by them made and
feaIed. Ia conformity 10 the providoos cf tina
act, and Of the aa,, which this is fapplcmcnt.
NATL. MACON.
Speaker Of tb< HsrjS Of ReprsjSnaiives.
JESSE FRANKLIN,
P,eGa.m Of ne Senate. pro tcmpore.
ArrRovrD, March rs. 1904.
TIL: JEFFERSON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
,ss-Sfrssf, NEWPORT.

id policy. The path OF duty laid plainly
oied 10 his view ; aod his purpoic wa 20 pur-
it. Without, sherefoe, making aoy un-
t6Ary and ofentatious prof, ilions OF ais faith.
invdious reflections upon rhe projections of
e", he delivered hi, opinions with limpI.
" and candor thn difsuned hoaility while
Nreng,h OF his .rgameau, aod the variety
! sppohrenets of his information iufenG5ly
irIelitibly produced general conviction.
| empty treafury, and a diiapidaied fate OF the
|,nees required reiesrch and labor. He ap-
|sd him!elt to their calculation. with igor
ioon diiiipaGed the chaos in which deiault-
officer had involved them. Political attach
|nt had united him TO this officer. But with a
tue, not unworthy Of the Roman fchool, he
'eached, sad ejetted him from Office. For
t, there were thoie who called him cruel bur
S"''.'. '~-".-.- ...-.s ~ssiaN.ss us,S,,y
torn the public. that having pprchaied ihei
Goods with ready Caih this Fall. they are De
termined TO fell them much lover than they hav
ever done before. "
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
/Fyou PbIod,Isb;o

(Fyom PbRadfipbinJ -.
INFORMS the iphabitann of Newport and
L in vicinity, that the has jut opened Store
in the Carving and Gliding line. 10 Thames
Areet, near the Theatre, where fhc has for fale
haodiome sHormcnt of rf
Piats sS' Lookiag.Gia0Sy. =
Prints aud Pidur-s, framed and glazed, with
nestnef'. Old Francs re-eiIt, fos, TO make
them look az well as new, on ,he moa rrfonab!e
terms. Az IN: !, going 10 the Sou,bwsrd, hef
asy will be fbost here :--Thcrefore. thofe who
win any thing in her line, will plszle apply
foon. NszDsoyf. on. 10. 6w.l
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
RHODE-lSLAND
MMrance COMPANY.

THE Stocxholdcn Of the Rhode. Hand In.
l. iurAnce Company arc hereby notified. tha,
agreeable TO the third article Of the Coniitation
Of fsid Company. the Fourh In&simeo Of
fourteen Dollars and Eighty Gents on each Share.
In Specie, wiIl become doc on the tenth day Of
November next. 81,
GEORGE BRIGGS. Sss~ssy.
Hsvfsn, GA. 10, iSo+
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

THE creditors Of Jsm0 Red, of North
4 kingAown. in 'hc County OF Wilmington.
Lsborer, arc hereby notified 20 appear az the
General AGembIy az their f-nion in Providence.
in Otobcr infant. TO fhew eaufe, if any they
have. why the prayer Of bis Petition for the
benihr of the act made and paiTcd A. ID. I7s6s
for the relief OF in!oIvent debtors, mould moi be
granted. TIL. PECKHAd. DEP. Sss'y. !,
Nssypsrf, 0asbsr s., Iso4,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
J.f reeivsd. md yor Jak BY
JACOB RICHARDSON.
az toe Iof-OMs<.

~ wv W-SWcs
uOUSE Paper Of every kind, American.
a Eneifh, French. and Hamburg, in ad-
dition TO his large saoriment of sooo pieces,
with Borders. He has juR received a number
OF new Books for faie or 'circulstion.
Mafs and >'rippiu, q large saortment--
Men's far Gloves, Mirs. and Csps-Fur Skias,
Ruflis, gray. white, and fpotted.
Iickets in South HadIey Lottery rs Clais)
az Five Dolan Fifty Gents. which begins 10
draw the s,lh ion. Alto, Tickets in the Wick
ford Academy Lottery. r.f
Writing Paper OF every deicription. by tho
resm or quire--Slatrs OF all txes, with gene-
raj adoumens of Stationary.
Charts, European Pilcu--WeR. India and
American ditto. IN
Eoglih Msasrd. by the pound---Sweet
Oil, by the fax.
TAKEN up, and fecured on the 9Th initaat,
Z i n Scconet Point, fsil BOAT, wirh
three oars. ruddsr snd ,iller on board of her.
She was left sthore at the Point by four negro
men. who iaid they came in her from Long
Hand. The owner may have her again, Prov
ing property, and paying charges.
HUMPHREY ELDRIDGE.
! Lint. Compton, Or. a, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

MIE the fubfcribcrs, being sppointed by
Wv the Honorable Court Of Probate for
the town Of Nortb-Kingaown, Commigion-
err, TO receive, examine and adult the elaine Of
the creditors to the eaate of MaftbfU HasJ,
late OF iaid town. deccaird rpfeeated infolvent,
and tx months being allowed by faid Cour fer
that pupofe All pcrfon' having legal demands
sgsina faid eaase. are hereby called upon to ex-
hibit the fame TO either Of us at our REFLECTIVE
dwellings within The time aforcfsid.
& WILLIAM REYNOLDS, l Commit.
Z BENJAMIN DAVIS, ! Eosen.
All perfous indebted to faid eRate, arc here
by esrneiily reqocaed TO make immediate pay
meni 10 JONATHAN REYNOLDS. Aim's.
Noyfb- K,rgfsqvs, On. 8, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
TO be Sold at Public AuHion.

nN Tueiday, the zo,h day Of November
~ enfuing. ar the houic OF Samni ID. Aiis~,
in North Kingfown. at o'clock p. NJ. two
good Farms, ftuated in North Knafown,
about tvo miles from Wexford. both lying on
tho poR road one of which contains about one
hundred and forty scres, with dwelling. houfe,
barn, corn-houie, and other buildings thereon
aanding. late the property Of SyIvoaer Gdyxxr,
Efq. OF North. Kogaown, deceaicd The other
contains about ono hundred and fourteen acres.
with dwelling. houic. eriti mill, faw- mill, and
other buildings the'con, late the properly Of tho
fsid Sytvseer Cs,6nsr. Both OF faid Farms
conhIt OF fuitabie proportion of moving,
pafurine, and tilage land. well wooded and
wstcrcd. The conditions of fsIe, with the
boundaries, will be made known at the time and
place ofiale. BEN AMIN SMITH, Adms',.
No,tb-Kivsaervn. GA. -, 1904.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
N f w p O X L,
Nuyaay, Oa. lS, 1904.
SUMMARY. FOREIGN.

oOHfh am ts--FOfNEf0Ns
EUaorE.-An arrival al New York, from
Glaigow. ha, brought London dates to the 10Th
Augua, s days larer shan before received. No
event of magnitude had occurred in Europe
The mott prominent article, by this arrival. is the
order of the Britiih Government for the block
ade of all the northern poris OF France. This
appears 90 indicate off.afvc operations On the
part of Great Britain. Such have been expected.
--The profpea of Ruliia engaging in the
war neither encresfed nor diminiihed. Her na-
val and military pIeparaticns are extcnive ADD
aetive.--Th Frcnch have five fail of the line,
aod two irigarcs. ready for fea. ar Rochefort |:
and two new 74's equipPing with the utmoa ex-
pediion.
WEsr IEDirs.-DeIslines tho black Gen.
.ral. was proclaimed Emper0r Of Hyh. at Cape
Francois, on the 9Th uI,. On the occaiion,
the city was Illuminated, and the pubic rejoic-
ings continued three days.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

The feds begin to fhorten their chins Gnce
the election Of Beya,d--but the msjority in
Ccngreh vii! @0vs the heard of this champion
lhoald he exuit too much a, the length OF it.--
We expect the feds will be afflicted wiih the
2sia1, on the s'h Of November mex. C5,m.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
JEFFRoY. having .d.

MR.NICHoLAS JEFFROY, having sd.
AVx verified in the lsa weeks papers. that
Certain note of ban. therein defcfibed, ard pre-.
tented BY F.Crafy to him for payment, was
forged. The GgnatuIc Of faid note has been
compared with another OF Mr.. GeHfoy's fign-
ing. and declared. by fcversI perfous who law
IT, in their opinion, geDoioe, that the adver-
tilemcnt was publiihed TO endesvor TO create
prejudice in the minds of the people. and ss MIR.
Faxcn, TO ~hom the note was originally given,
- abienr. avoid the payment of juit demand.
lam informed that Mr.. CIary received
the. Note of Mfr Csr,jG, a very worthy and
refpettsbe g-nncmsn at Grand Manan, who
purchsf.d it Of Mr.. Fsxon more than t.o yes,s
hpce. Il is now pot in fuit the public are
therefore folici'ed to fufpend their opinion on.
Ill alter the trial. f4t tM
BENJAMIN GARDINER.
Nevporf, I7,h October, 1904.
Tbsis Prineo robs haze bs5iy@td Mr..
Gef,y's Advs,fDtmenf in bsir Sape,s. are re-
9Krsedn mySu hb5. @
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18
NTAMEs MADISON. Sserstav If Sisir q
fb< United Slater.

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, in
purfuance of the act of Corgreh psaed on the
10th March laf, entitled An sa iupplemen-
tary 60 the act, eniitled Z" An at relative to the
election of a Pre6dent and Vice. Preiaent OF the
United States. and declaring the officer ~ho ihall
aef as PreGdens, in cafe of vscsncies in the Offices
both of Preidenr and Vice. PrcEdent. That
the amendment pfopofed, during the Ian ieilion
OF Congred, TO The Conaitusion OF the Unitsd
States. refpeeiing the manner Of voting for Pref
ident and Vice PreGdent Of the United Sra,es,
has been ratified BY the Legiaatsres Of three
fonrths OF the feveral States, TO wit: BY ihoic
OF Vermont, Rhode. lland. New York. New
yesiey, Pennfylvania. Maryland Virginia, Ohio.
kenrucky, Tenneilee. Norh-Carolina, South
Carolina and Georgis, and has thereby become
valid as part OF the Conititusion OF the Uaiiei
States.
Given under my hand at the City Of
Waihiogtoo, this twenty filth day OF
September, 1901.
tSigneJl JAMES MADISON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

WASHINGTON CITY, on. 70.
1t IS with great pain we fate tha; the Mail
of yciierday from New Orleans brought the in
teligencc Of tie death of Cog. CLAIBORNE.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1804-10-18

q6s Pniufeneftbe LaqOs Of tbs Usitta Sfafy
are rqEeqtd 10 PHbLJR tbt above notification and
ibe annexed alv, three timss in fbsir GaS<fiS,.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
LANDS FOR SALE.

WILL dispose Of valuable FARM,
i upon Cape aPson, within about two
and = half miles of Bath, at present oeeu.
pied BY Capt Geo. Eskridge, who has
an unexpired lease thereon, offour years
next October, 1t so per annum. !
win give = considerable credit fer the b.
lance Of the purchase money on receiving
6Soo Virginia eurrency ready cash.
Capt. Eskridge win shew the lines Of the
land, for further particulars and terms,
be pleased TO apply 70 the subscriber.
= q, RAT. HOOE.
Alexandria, Judy n, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
NOTICE.

So x = - u
yN7HEREAS my bond lies in de
w hands Of John M'Lean, sen. for
400 dollars, $50 which is paid /, it be.
ing the consideration for tract Of land
purchased Of him, rs containing 1i6 IA
acres but l have since found that when
neighbouring claims are satisfied, il will
fall IS acres short, in satisfaction for
which so dollars are detainedby me, but
which am ready and willing 70 pay on
having the contract made good TO me,
and until then ! viii not, except compell-
ed thereto by law I hereby caution all
persons from taking an assignment on
said hent, under the idea Of my liability.
VALENTINE AYLE.'
Martinsburg, July 20, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
NOTICE.

, "A LII persons indebted TO the subscri.
IA bersitherby Bond, Note, or Book.
Account. arc requested TO make imme.
diate payment, asa fnal close and recep-
tion OF outstanding debts is indispensabiy
necessary; understandable Wheat and
Rye Nillbe received in payment. Those
who will fail TO comply with the above
request on or before the FIRST day Of Sen
TENDER next, may expect that legal mea-
sures viii be taken sgainst them.
K ,sss kDWAkJ MCCORMICK.
Charles Town. IuB 90, 1904 fowl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
FOR SALE.

5. N VALUABLE Tract of LAND,
n situate in Berkeley County 5 miles
from Martinsburg, and from Garrards
Town, containing about 60 acres Of ex-
cellent Land, about one half Of which 10
cleared andthe remainder well timbered.
: There are two good Springs ON il, and
the whole Of the Land well watered; 4
acres Of good timothy Meadow is now
made and Q more ploughed up and in
good condition for seeding; on the pre-
misses are good Dwelling House, and
other improvements, with an Orchard
Of almost every sortof fruit, of the ehois.
est kind. lftiis tract Is nor disposed of
at private sale, before, the sob day of IN.
~, Il will then be offered at PnbEc Ven.
due. The premises may be seenand the
terms known by applying 70 the suhcri.
Der living thereon. = 8 : =. - :
s. JOSEPH PLUMMER.
July 90, 1904. 5z=s53.z 80 - = :
ALL persons who may have elaims
on the subscriber are requested 10 pre.
sent them for settlement, and those who
are indebted 10 him. are also desired to
discharge their dues by August Court.
Those who fail TO comply with this re-
quest may depend on suits being brought
against them. ]. PLUMMER.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

THoSE persons who became pur-
i chasers AZ the sale Of Evans and
Bamhouse's moyeahle Property 1t the
Big Spring, are informed, that their
Notes and Bonds become due on the srd
day OF August next, and are requested
to provide for payment. a. no Indulgence
will be given after that time.
JOHN FRYATT, Ear.
Juiy2O, lsoA @
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
Incon''uouly Lheap
Goods.

TIE snbscsibers haze jiusf rsceived from
the Cities o Philadelphia and Ball.
WORE, and are NON opening, q idsRe
asserfment uncommonly cheap
GOODS, consulting in parf III
TWO Boxes 20 md a. Irish Lin
i ems, abales best .tout Tickling-
burRs. ,,..~. >
I Trunk.of fashionable Printed Cali
Goes and Chintzes.
4 ditto Fashionable Muslina assorted,
viz. Plain Cambria Muslin, Satin Stri.
ped, Check and Figuied ditto, Figured
and Plain Coloured ditto, Book and ia
comet ditto, Lappett ditto-an elegant
variety ofsuperb Lace ditto, Tamboar' D,
Collonade, Japanned, Extra Super
Super India Book, and Plain Null Null
2 Trunks Handkerchiefs and Shawls
assorted, viz. 7.s, -, So, and O.
Fashionable Fancy Silk Shawls, Flush'd
Jaconett Muslin duo, Sattin-bordered1
and Checked Camhricf dirto, I.appettI
ditto, White and Coloured Cambria
Melted ditto, Printed Cotton ditto,
Book and Jaconett Muslin Handker.]
chiefs, Linen and Cotton Pocket ditto,
Bandannoe and Fancy Silk ditto.
4 Bale - Fashionable SuperGne
London Broad Cloths. =
ditto Kerseyhneres., Z 49,.
/ Case Dimities, fashionable pat.|
terns) also a few pieces Cambria Dimi-
ties, - - >. I:.E.. .s. "a .-s
lease Fashionable Lekhorn Bonnets.
. Cases, Mems, Women's, Boys and
Girls Fashionable FUR Hats.
= Bales India Muslins of different
kinds. -.ss5s... .szz.s,.,.s .,..z: -
400 Pieces fine Yellow India N ankeen.
20 Pieces Russia Apron Check, -
1 Case SiLYER WATCHES.
7 Bales Spinning Cotton. 81
An elegant variety of FANCT ar.
TICLES, consisting, in part, Of AR.
TFGIAL FLOWERS, W.REATHS.
PLUMES, SLLHER and GOLD LICE,
SILVER and GOLD ORNAMENTS;
&c. &c. - = y -. 8 4, ~ r55z ri
A Complete assortment of Laces and |
Edgingi, Pic Mic Mitts, Mems Thread |
Cotton and Silk Hoes, Women's SiIk
and Cotton ditto. - - ~, 4 n rs
They have also received complete |
assortment Of B AR.IRON and CAST
INGS, CROWLEY and BLISTER.
ED STEEL. az
$50 Excellent Homemade TwiIled
BAGS. .51s
soOlb. oodPLAX. fzz7cs : I = / 73,s5
Few barrels FIRST quality Old RYE
WHISKY, distilled in Maryland) suit.
able for private families, MEDICINE
and PAINTS, together with almoss 1
every other article; which this neigh.
boufhood and country requires in their
line of business. They never had at \
any period q more extensive and com. g
plete assortment Of Goods than al the \
present, and are happy to inform their
friends, and the public generally, that
all those who may favorthem with call,
shaN cerfainlv Be suppiyed With Encons. &
sealy CHEAP GOODS.
JAMES & JOHNLANE.
.Shepherd,s. TssUa, July 30, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

rrencn should fetch any American pra-
soners into port, for that were they %
throw them al overheard, the govern
ment Of the United States would not mo-
tice it ) TO which Capt. LIE Roy replied,
that though he is privateersman he Is
still possessed Of some honour, and did
not go in quest Of lives, but Of property,
which was all he wanted Ia
That they were also informed that
the above observation was made in the
presence Of the Governor and of the Of.
6cers Of the privateer Chasseur, from
whom they demanded certificate
thereof, which they declined, saying,
shat it might have dangerous tendency
Towards them, Is the Cos erner was q
very peculiar friend Of the said Ramon.
COT" IT, ~ y H. - s.s.s-
We, the subscribers, lately arrived in
this city from Barracoa, do hereby GER
tify that we were present when Captain
Paterson received the above informati-
on, and that the account oft, as stated
In the proceeding extract Is just and true.
Given under our hands At Charleston
in the state Of South Carolina, this 2Sth
day Of June 1904. 9-s@- ,...-,
~. David Paftrrson,
- ....... Charles M.dr,
A.. Asa WhiRple.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20
ALEXANDRIA,, July II.

Extract from a letter received fhi. NOR.
ming from Philadelphia, dated THly7.
" Our terrors are already excited about
the 7sliotU Fever. It is unquestionably
in New York, and the avenues to our ci-
ty are so various that l think it win be
impossible to prevent its introduction
here" -. ! T.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-20

Ne "AH uS"uSNtC6tSSWe announce
the following mournful intelligence.
Extract Of Letters from Nt,v-71ark, dat.
cd July IL. r.
!" can communicate nothing to you
in this letter, but the affecting intelli-
gence, that General HAMILTON was
shot this morning in duel with Bur-
After | had heard the rumour, Irode
out with gentleman and we met Gen.
Hamilton's Physician. who had JUST left
him, and who told us he was shot thro'
the lungs and could not survive" ~..
i" our city is 10 the deepest distress.
Accounts have been just received, that
early this morning Duel was fought BY
Gen. Hamilfon and Col. Burr, in which
the former was very badly wounded-he
is now laying az Mr.. Rayard's At Green
witch, and it IS said cannot survive the
day. The effect that this event has pro-
duced in this city, l. Observation-Disclosures
ysrsal gloom prevails upon every eoun-
tenance." =
"General Hamilton was this morains
wounded in Duel, By Colonel Burr.
and IL since Dead. N
Thus hath fallen, prematur.Ey fallen,
the Htko, to whose military ardor and
accomplishments America confessed the
highest obligations ; the CIyILI-
An, from whose luminous and correct
mind proceeded that invaluable common.
tary on the Constitutes of the u nited
States, which essentially contributed to
ensure its adoption the SrArEssfAS, to
whose talents We are indebted for the or.
ganization of our finances, and the esta-
blishment Of our public credit: the III.
Aisr and the SCHOLAR, whose combina-
tion of intellectual powers formed the
boast and ornament Of our country the
PATRIoT, who gave, with glowing real.
TO thar country, the unceasing efforts of
his superior mind; and, the Man, who
endeared to his friends by every tender
and enobled quality ofthe hsart, receiy.
edin return the trnest affection and the
most respectful esteem. EP6. Reg.
When society has sustained 4 los. 10
severe as that Of ALEXANDRA HAMrI.
ToN, the occasion demands the most pob.
lie Expression ofsur grief. /
The attempt to pourtray, for the In.
formation Of the living, merisN known .o
universally ~ his, is indeed 4 superfu.
Gus office but posterity has a right 70
require OF the contemporaries Of 4 great
man even such tribute as the passing
hand of daily editor can bestow.
Mr. HAMILroN united those dualitie.
which separately distinguish the soldier
the statesman, the scholar, and the gen.
tleman. -
His early adherance to the American
cause, bis voluntary service IN the 6sld
the rare union Of calm intrepidity and
mpassionsd enterprise, the humanity
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