Charles Wickliffe
DuelPittsburgh, Oct. 14: Charles Wickliffe, who, three or four months since, killed Mr. Benning, in an affray at Lexington, was himself lately killed in a duel by Mr. Trotter, Editor of the Kentucky Gazette – So says a postscript from Lexington, by last mail. – Statesman. [Republican Compiler, Gettysburg, PA, October 20, 1829; Submitted by Nancy Piper]
DuelPittsburgh, Oct. 14: Charles Wickliffe, who, three or four months since, killed Mr. Benning, in an affray at Lexington, was himself lately killed in a duel by Mr. Trotter, Editor of the Kentucky Gazette – So says a postscript from Lexington, by last mail. – Statesman. [Republican Compiler, Gettysburg, PA, October 20, 1829; Submitted by Nancy Piper]
Charles Wickliffe
DuelPittsburgh, Oct. 14: Charles Wickliffe, who, three or four months since, killed Mr. Benning, in an affray at Lexington, was himself lately killed in a duel by Mr. Trotter, Editor of the Kentucky Gazette – So says a postscript from Lexington, by last mail. – Statesman. [Republican Compiler, Gettysburg, PA, October 20, 1829; Submitted by Nancy Piper]
DuelPittsburgh, Oct. 14: Charles Wickliffe, who, three or four months since, killed Mr. Benning, in an affray at Lexington, was himself lately killed in a duel by Mr. Trotter, Editor of the Kentucky Gazette – So says a postscript from Lexington, by last mail. – Statesman. [Republican Compiler, Gettysburg, PA, October 20, 1829; Submitted by Nancy Piper]
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