of communication, the results of the general election were not definitely known until late in Decem- ber of that year. The Intelligencer & Weekly Advertiser of Wednesday, January 7th, 1801, contains the following : "On New Year's day, the Democratic Republicans of this state at the seat of government

2, Insert 6 Correspondence Letter. Vina [ ___ ], Johnson City, New York, to Maria Hobson, Van Etten, New York. Informs sister of John’s death from bronchial pneumonia. Includes date and location of funeral. 3 March 1931. Envelope. Addressed to Maria Hobson. Later annotation. Postmarked 3 March 1931

poor Empress would have been torn in pieces by the en- raged mob had she not been rescued. Mrs. Thomas W. Evans. Of this most romantic flight I shall tell you at length some day. At pres- ent my husband thinks it prudent to say but little. When events are more quiet I will write you a full account if

Adam Reigart, Jr. He was awakened by the town bell – the home of Edward Pennington was on fire. Because Aunt lives next door, he made all possible speed to the scene. The house was destroyed and the cause of the fire unknown. 21 September 1805. Letter from Philip Wager to Adam Reigart. Mary Wager is