A Tour Through Part of Virginia, in the Summer of 1808 : in a Series of Letters, Including An Account of Harper's Ferry, the Natural Bridge, the New Discovery Called Weir's Cave, Monticello, And the Different Medicinal Springs, Hot And Cold Baths, Visited
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An infatuated at- tachment to gaming soon blasted his fairest prospects, and to make good his deficits at the Pharo Bank, and his losses in business, he procured in London, plates, from which he occasionally struck off" bank notes to a considerable amount; his expertness in the art of pen- manship, enabled him to carry on his iniquitous system for some time without detection, though not free from suspicion; but justice at length overtook him, and while on a journey in this neighbourhood, he was... arrested and lodged in prison. A number of notes were found in his possession, and a quantity which it is supposed he swallowed, prevented the fatal operation of a large dose of laudanum ; but to " make assurance doubly sure,'* he soon afterwards cut his throat from ear to ear, after having laid down in his bed, neatly dressed, as if to re- ceive company. Thus was the law deprived of its vic- tim, and the friends of Mr. left to lament the infa- tuation which could have induced a man of his attain- ments to the commission of crimes which, sooner or later, involve the unfortunate in never ending woe and anguish.
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