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q feel myself gcfng-you had better not take any more tfoaaie about me, but let me go of quietly--i cahuot last long, They iound what had been done was without eflect--he laid down again, and they retired, excepting Ur. Craik. lie then said to hnl-ss Doctor, die hard, but am not afraid 10 go- ] believed from my first attack l should not survive tiny breath cannot last long.7 The Doctor pressed his hand, but could not utter q word .lc retired from the bed side and sat by the fire, absorbed in grief.

 Asets 5 o'clock, the physicians again came into the room, and applied blis- ters to his legs; but went out withouta | ray oibope. From this time he appear ed to breathe with less difficulty than lie had done, but was very restless, continually changing his position, el- dcavorIng to get ease aided Jim all in my power, aud was gratIfied in be- lievlng he feitit, for he would look upon me with eyes speaking gratitude, buz unable to utter Il word without great distress. About ten o'clock he made several attempts to speak 10 me before he could effect it; at length he ssiid-- "Iana going. Hove me deeenty buried ; and to not let nly 6ody De put ,'s ale vaalA its Jess t7tam tsoo G..,ys at1er Tam dead. '- bowed assent. He looked at me again and said--sDo yoat understand me ?"- repIied--ssA es Sir .slt IS 7sel}," sad he. About ten minutes before he ex. pired, his breathing became much e. sier-!lc lay quietly--lle withdrew lis hand from mine aud felt his OWL pulse. spoke to Dr. Craik, who sat by tht. fire he came to the bed side. The Gener- al's hand fell fronais wrist; took # in mine, and placed il or my breast. DI. Craik placed lis hands oyer lis eyes; and he expired without a struggle or d sigh.

 While We were fixed in silent grlef. Mrs. Washington asked in finn and collected yoice-ssls he gone?n