THE CHARLOTTE HALL AFFAIR.
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We learn from gentleman from st. Mary's
that Mr.. Ashcom died on Friday morning,
having fingered for nearly three weeks after
the infiction of the wound of which he died
Patriot.


Having known Mr. AsHcoM from our child
hood, the above is to US very painful an
nouncement. We had INDUCED, with all the
friends and relatives of the deceased, fond
hope that he would recover from the effects Of
the wound inflicted but the sad event of his
death having, according to the above, occur
red, we submit without a murmur MAY ths
kind hand of Divine Providence be peculiarly
near the bereaved ones in this severe trial


JUN. Ed.