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From the .N. r. Enquirer. dHE LAST MOMENTS OF WASH
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 George Washington Bassen, Esq. of Eredefeksa saurg, furnished Mir. Siias E.. Burrows of this city, with the follow ing in- teresilg account of the last moments of ,ssfsssi of his count ssssr Burrows fas p"htely handed it to us for publication. The following circumstantial account of

 the last iliaess and death of General GhoRGE WASHINGTON, was noted by To-

 bias Lear, on Sunday following his

 death, which happened on Saturday evenipg, December l4th, I799, between

 the hours of ten and eleven: he was born

 on the 22d February, I732:-

 On Tuesday, neccmbcr 18th, the General rode out to his farms at about lOo'elock, and did not return til past Soon after lie went out the veati,- CT became very bad; rain, hail and sraw falling adequately, with n cold sssiss:i ssiss:.: came :a. e;rried rsone letters 10 him to frank. intendjno. to sen' them to the post-oflice. Ie7 s:;sasss s'' s'i,s sfsttsfs. but ss.isi the weath. CT was too bad to send servant 10 inc oti hal evening. observed to him that was afraid he had got wet. he said no--his great coat had kept him dry; but his neck appeared to be vet the STOW yas hanging on his hair. He came 10 dinner without changing his dress. a the evening he appeared as well as usual A heavy fall of snow took nlAee s,n Friday, which prevented the General from riding out as ,asual.- He had taken cold Undoubtedly from