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Mr.. DANIEL DueeER died on the 24th Nov.
of the wound which he received in dnel with
Gen. Dromgoole. A friend communicative his
decease, writes that I" He bore his fate Ike !,
philosopher. He left behind young wife and
six children to lament his untimely dissolution.
Mr. d. was remarkable for his humanity and
courage. He never insulted any one, or used
language to cause burning cheek. Nor did he
ever fall at the first ntmaton of insult, from an
other, to resent it in suitable manner. He was
universally beloved His manners were easv.
captivating and impressive"


We have received from the friend of Mr. Duo-
ger, the correspondence which led to. and an
account of the circumstances attending this me-
lancholy affair; which we do not feel at liberty 10
withhold from the blic.---Richmond Whig.