....moment was at hand, and asked if he had any thing to sayr htf answered — " Nothing but to request that you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." He died universally esteejpu ed and regretted. The sympathy he had excited in the Ame*. lican army...

...fatal moment was at hand, and asked if he had any thing to say, he answered, "nothing but to request, that you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." He died universally esteemed and regretred. The sympathy he had excited in the American army was, perhaps,...

...all the spectators. He was asked if he had any thing to say ; " Nothing," says he, " but to request that you will witness to the world that I die like a brave man." This execution was the subject of severe censures ; and notwithstanding the usages of war, which were...

...when the fatal moment was at hand, if he had any thing to say: he answered, "Nothing but to request that you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." In a few succeeding moments the affecting scene was closed. To offer any further remarks upon the late...

...spectator, he mounted the cart. Being asked at the fatal moment if he wished to say any thing, only that -" you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." Never, perhaps, did an execution of this kind more deeply interest the finer feelings of human nature....

...spectator, he mounted the cart. Being asked at the fatal moment if he wished to say any thing; only that " you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." Never, perhaps, did an execution of this kind more deeply interest the finer feelings of human nature....

...before his dissolution, he was asked if he had any thing to say ; he answered, " Nothing but to request that you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." " Thus fell Uie young, the lovely and the brave, " Strew bays and laurels on bis lionour'd giave.1'...

...fatal moment was at tiaud, if he had any thing to say : he answered", " Nothing but to request tfa.it you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." In a few succeeding moments the affecting sceue was closed. To offer any further remarks upon the fate...

...fatal moment was at hand, and asked if he had any thing to say, he replied, " Nothing, but to request that you will witness to the world, that I die like a brave man." In this answer is contained a virtual, but fair avowal of the fact, that the very fortitude and loftiness...

...the spectators. He was asked, if he had any thing to say : ' Nothing (says he) but to request hat yon will witness to the world that I die like a brave man." Theconduct of the American commander on this occasion is not to be excused ; and he intelligence was...