...ballot, in favor of Jefferson for President, and Burr for Vice-President. On the 12th of July, 1804, Col. Burr gave Alexander Hamilton, long his professional rival and political opponent, a mortal woun.l in a duel. He soon after conceived the project of his mad, and not very well explained, enterprise...

...project of his mad, and not very well explained, enterprise in the western country of the United States ; for which he was at length apprehended and brought to Richmond, in August, Iri07, on a charge of treason ; and after a long triij, he was acquitted. He afterwards returned to...

...and the choice was decided by congress, on the 88th ballot, in favor of Jefferson for president, and Burr for vice-president. On the 12th of July, 1804,...conceived the project of invading Mexico ; for which ho was at length apprehended and brought to Richmond, in August, 1807, on a charge of treason, and,...

...on the 36th ballot, in favor of Jcll'erson for president, and Burr for vice-president. On the 1 2th of July, 1804, Colonel Burr gave Alexander Hamilton,...long his professional rival and political opponent, « mortal wound in a duel. He soon after conceived the project of invading Mexico ; for which he was...

...by congress, on the 3Gth balloL in favor of Jefferson for president, and Burr for vice-president Un the 12th of July, 1804, Colonel Burr gave Alexander...long his professional rival and political opponent, я mortal wound in a duel. He soon after conceived the project of invading Mexico; for which ho was...

...and the choice was decided by congress, on the 36th ballot, in favor of Jefferson for president, and Burr for vice-president. On the 12th of July, 1804,...which he was at length apprehended and brought to Bichmond, in August, 1807, on a charge of treason, and", after a long trial, acquitted. He afterwards...

...mass of letters which would have stamped Burr's character with infamy. In 1 804 he gave Hamilton, his political opponent, a mortal wound in a duel. He soon after conceived the project of his mad, and not very well explained, enterprise in the western country of the United States, for which...

...choice was decided by Congress, on the thirty-sixth ballot, in favor of Jefferson for President, and Burr for Vice-President. On the 12th of July, 1804,...in a duel. He soon after conceived the project of his enterprise in the western country of the United States; for which he was at length apprehended...

...He soon after conceived the project of his enterprise in the western country of the United States; for which he was at length apprehended and brought...1807, on a charge of treason ; and after a long trial, was acquitted. He afterwards returned to the City of New York, practiced law to some extent, but passed...

...choice was decided by Congress, on the thirty-sixth ballot, in favor of Jefferson for President, and Burr for Vice-President. On the 12th of July, 1804,...in a duel. He soon after conceived the project of his enterprise in the Western country of the United States ; for which he was at length apprehended...