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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-06-28

TO HIS KxcELLENcy JAMES MADISON. -.
Nonsred and respected ar--from the general phi
lsa'hropy OF your character. apd ieeraity OF sen,
nsnt, apology is deeed rs qusite for ntod ucing
TO your particular notice. and thp, OF the nation
large, Doctor George MagratL, pTncipsl of the med
ieal department. for The American prisoners OF war
in England Ii is impossible for us 10 speak Of tLis
gentleman in terms that will do justice 10 his supe-
rlor professional science brilliant talents, the exem
plary virtues Of his heart, the urbany and easy
feasibility of his manners, his unremitting assidu-
ties and unwearied exertons, in combating a sue
cession OF diseases, Of the most oSaspersed and
malignant character, which prevailed amongst the
prisoners
At the first forming of the depot. Pneumonia in
its worst form genes ally prevailed, which degenerat-
ed into still more dangerous species OF pu umonic
complaint namely Per3pReEmonia .Noikd, which was
rapidly succeeded by rutrd Kind of measles. and
that destructive maady followed by malignant small
pox, which spread rapidly dsmay and apprehension
were painted on every couDtenspce Dr Magrath's
time and attention fully occupied in The hospit
all and in vaceinaung the prisoners From his un-
precedented cAcrtons ia an inclemsnt OF the
year, in most inhospitsbls cline, his heal,h became
seriously iupaired but tota, regardless Of h mself
he perseyered in his Unparalleled cxertons, and
from his superior knowledge in ihe healing art,
the meant, under Divine Providence, OF roscgag
many citizens OF the United States from the iss ap-
proXinating embraces of death This nalil nan,
species of smallpox, unknown 70 tie generality of
professional gentlemen, appeared m other places,
and far greater number fell victims 10 proportion
10 the ca es at this place
We therefore trust, that some distnEuishcd mark
of the nations gratitude will be conferred DA Ma
grath for this truly great mans eX,rtons ~ Tie
of suite sng humanity have been rarcly equal
leG but never exceeded.
We have the honor 10 remaio, with sentiment, Of
respect and attachment your oxcellencJ's oa1dien,
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New and Cheap Goods.
That are NEW

Il o. RICHMOND Viii open this day. ex,en.
sye ssortmen, of seasonabie GGOD,, yHsl supsrlrl
from EngiaRd,wic'i he " NJ sell lower tlan has been
offered for many years--apong which are
Fine CalIicCcs, lS6 ward Go. furai-
tuie do. ls6; Dimitcs, 2s. suPeriine printed Cam
brics, and piaid Ginghans Of various prices cot
ton Caubrirs and cambric Dimiiics book Muslms ;
fancy Lruo DO ; fine colorcd CambIcs shirt,nP do.
undress'd twist shrtings; black LUs,fngs, black
and white Grapes t>nion Hhkfs, tine gauze fian.
MS; cotton Hoze sik Gloves; long kId do. K,b-
bons Vesiings silk Gcads &c. &c.
.i!sO-A quantity of Fsetory Cloths and Cotton
Yarn, at "a very great q scount, from the wholesale
factory prices JuHe IA.
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ANSWER

OTtcrs and 5rate .qmcr7esns collectively Permit
me request you will accept The warmest and most
sincere thanks Of my heart, for The hslicling iesti
monial OF your >pprobson OF my eoncuo,, with
which you have honorcd me- and allow me 10 as-
you, that nothing can be more exquistey graf.
flying my very best feelings than the language in
which you have been pleased to convey this mark of
your esteem. feel convinced, that you will ndul-
gently excuse me- if I find it impossible to command
words Sufficiently emphatic, Adequately 10 express
the sentiments OF gratitude with which sm pcne-
trsted, for this unexpected proof OF your regard
must therefore allow my heart, rather than my pen,
10 thank you. But il would not be doing justice TO
my feelings TO abstain from assuring you, that
have ende avored TO perform my duty towards you,
with that self yotedness, which looks only Tor II,
reward ia its own consciousness Of right, and it9
secret sense Of virtue and whatever difficulties
have had to encounter in the discharge Of nv i'm.
porant trust, by struggling with asuccession OF the
most violent AM exssperated epidemic diseases per-
hsps ever recorded in medical history, during the
whole of my service amongst you, the distinguish
proof Of your confidence and appreciation Of my pro-
fesonai iAbors, with which you have this day been
pleased 10 honor me, amply compensaics me. and
rank amongst the proudest and haPPics, events
Of my lfe
II SOW only remains for me. in plain, but uufeign-
ed language, again 10 beg you Will receive my most
sincere thanks and TO assure you collectively, that
dss and lively sense Of the high honor which you
have conferred upon me, shall, to the last moments
of my existence, remain ingrAfted Ia my breast And
here allow most sincereIyto congratulate YOU on
the hsrpy event which terminates your captyity,and
which IS 20 restore you TO the bosorns OF youg
families and friends aud that you may all long en-
joy peace and happiness, is the sincere wish OF
Your most grateful,
And much obliged humble servant,
GEORGE MAGHiTH.
porfnsor, March so 1915
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PRIME GOODS.

- W. EDDY, will open this day, elegant as.
ment of Prime Goods, selected from the late i'm
por, ations At Boston--,iz:
I.oldon pm, Caicoes, new pctterns /;
white Cambrics plain aud figured Leno Muslins /;
j.ckone, and book Nuslins; Ginghams; Nsnkeens;
b sck silk fringed fIkfs; Madrsss ditto; vestings
Rbbons silk Cords sewing Silks Milinet Pins ;
Tapes; white and color'd cotton Hose Gallons /;
worsted Bindings &c Sc.
All OF which will be sold CHEAP, and on
accommodating terms.
a-FD 90 hand as usual, large supply OF
American manufactured GOODS, selling off Cheap.
Venbo,t iiau 81. 1915
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narinop-. .sa,iifx 1915.

,.. Dari-'oo-, st-it fy, 1918.
Ceai'smer--l llonored as am with the appreciation
of those whose good opinion so highly estimate, ]
cannot permit myself 20 receive this additional mark
of your friendship and.regard (io which you uucl,
ovcrra,c my humble exer,ions, in the discharge %
my duty and the cause of humanity withoa. beg
ging leave to assure you. that while i, reflects upon
me the highest honor that could be conferred. IL
lays claim TO my yhcartdelt acknowledgements, and
everlasting gratitude.
with tho most sincere and cordial good wishes
for health and happiness,
am. gentlemen, e .r .,.s
Your much obliged and most grateful sers't.
GEO, MAGRArH.
IT. the Gentlemen forming
the Hospital Committee
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Vol. z.

were. renewing their ex's,euce, but. more paf,s ~
iar'y9n the late rnhsrpy occurrence. language V
Toe. unpo,ent TO describe DIR Magra,h's unrxanpled
endea.os 70 prevent The efiosion Of blood rrisad-
less OF the may dangers By which he was en,irons
ed, be persevered amidst the heavy and ;neessaul-
tire OF musketry, in his hunaue cIdeavors to pre-
sens the fatal cstas,cnhc His ,res.mepr Of The un-
foi,urs'e wounued Americans superior 10 an pra-
ses, aad was such as to enlitle Or Magroih 10 the
esteem and gratitude of the citizens 0. the Onted
Stsles 1ttts
We therefore respectfully and arAen,ly solictthat
your eScealency would be pleased to honor Dc Ma
srath-w', your particular notice and esteem, and
TO convey these our sentiments to the government OK
the United States; for we would Wish TO give all
ross,eie publicity 10 our high sense of DR. Mssra,h,
and 20 e'ioee 60 our country snd the world how
gratefully We appreciate the essential services We
have received from that gentleman
we avail ourselves uf this opporunityto offer 10
Jour eSeeliecy our congra,pla,ion the happyter-
riins5lon Of yoar inpor,an, duties AT Sheut by tho
codeusiea vi rsacs highly honorable 10 our be-
loved country and to yourself, and TO assure your
exc~iencyo OF our high respect and Attachment 10
your character and person
We have the honor to be. sir your ohedent end
hu NH ssrv
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foreign 3Dntetiigenre.
TO THR EDITOR.

TO THE EDITOR. ~
Nr-The o:hscrs aud prisoners Of this depot feel
ing 40 ardent desire, that the cisens oflhe United
States may DC irfNrmed of The many andgrcxt serv.
ees rendered them by Doctor Msgralh, and likewise
that the subjects at Great itan may learn with what
sentiments gratitude ard respect his unparalleled
efforts in The cause Ut humanity, and the discharges
Of his duty, have, a. this depot. filed US, we have
90 request that you will cause be inserted in YOUR
paper, early as possible copies OF the enclosed
testimonials, addressed to that geo,leman, ~ a.
1 am, Sc. uENJ. MERCER.
hospital, April Is, 1918
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SCHEME

Not TWO blanks 10 Pgze.-PrizGs subject 20
deduetion OF Is per cent.
TICKETS AND SHARES,
in great variety OF Numbers. be obtained at the
rruiy Fortunate Lottery Office Of J. c. SHAW, No.
llS. Thame s-street June Ia.
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Darsra,r pri,ar. .strRo. iels

TO Hrs EIerLLEscY JoHs cgfscv ADAMS
Sr-Imprcsscd with Ihe se6se of duty which
owe to our country and to ourselves. VIC respect
fully solicit permission TO introduce TO your excellen.
ey George Masra,h, Esq VI principal OF the me-
deal department at tii, depot.
Language is incompetent TO delineate the worth
and character Of this gentleman, preetSinent in me-
dicai science, enriched BY every virtue and accom-.
plishment that can dignity and ADORE human nature,
and form the gentleman ard phanthropist
His profe ssonaI skill has been peculiarly conspic
uous in his successfully combating ssuecesson OF
diseases, Of the most exasperated and malignant
character, which prevailed among the prisoners DR.
Magr.th's health, from his indefA,Igabe exeruons,
became seriously impaired but he perseyered IN .he
performance Of his arduous duties. and uuremniing
efforts 70 arrest the alarming and rapid advances OF
the prevailing diseases; and he was the agent, IN.
der Divine Providence, Of rescuing many citizens OF
the United States fcm rrcpetgre grave, and 90 u
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More New Goods,

w ILL be opened this day.
At \. RlcHMoND's cheap cash store
In fdrticRtar-l Csc more of reoI Twist,
Britannia and Colerein Shr,ings. Also, case Cal.
lCOes June ID.
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NICHOLAS GEFFKOY,

No. 1875, Thames street,
INFORMS lhe pubic that he has for sale, indepen-
den, o: his constant supply OF Cutlery, Jewcry,
Ng,ck-s, Looking 9. sses &c &c.-Sugar, Coffee.
tc5J ,upeffne Pnl,ade ipha Flour. by wholesale and
retail, u very reasonable prices for cash
He also connu his professors Of manufacturing
Gpd md si,vet " are--snd gives the true value OF
Oh Gold ,ni sl.,ec according, To their standard.
great variety f other articles will be found al
his sore. wAich re too nu perous to mention.
.es5sb5rt. February -. 1915
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9~et, oe--Aai ~ -iinrs5s .1t-lS 8 s-
Ny DEAREST BRoTHER--icn @lu hayo
heard ere this can reach you of my exchange
into the S,atira, in which ship wc sailed 4,
Join the Commander in Chief with somc
transports unGcr convoy from Bermuds. Sor-
~ is my heart at announcing to you the loss
of tha, beautiful frigate, which took place on
the 27,h ulr and the particulars OF which +,
am about 10 inform you. ..ss as,
I" We sailed on the 10Th Of February, srR
encountered bad weather until wc made lie
land on the 2eth. As some ships Of the con
voy were bound for Jamaica, VIC intended TO
make the Island of Cuba, and there ps,t
company. On the 9th, we saw the Island
of Little Inagua, and wcrc running CT past
it at The rate Of 1--WE knots, all the of:cers
walking on deck after breakfast | was re-
counting dream to one OF them, in which
thought had charge of the watch and ruu
the ship OH shore, ard which disturbed me
SO much inthe night, thai could MT sleep
after. We were laughing very heartily at IT.
when, strange to say, the ship that moment|
struck on sunken rock off the s.. L. poina|
OF Liule Ioagua, and stuck fas,, 1t was nocI
my watch when she struck, bu, l immcdia,c-|
ly took charge. She remained in that stated
abou, 20, minutes, humping so hard, that z
every moment expected 10 see her, mast, go1
BY the board. Every exer,ian thai men, were
capable of was made. Shc slrUIk abouc
three quarters past nine, aud a liuIc after ten
she swung off. a sail was thrrmped aud got
over the bows, and haucd taught under her
bottom, TO Try TO stop the leak, bu, without CT
feet. The instant ohe got "a, there were six
feet water in The bold, aDG notwithstanding
the effects of both chaln-pumps--of hand
pumps, and ncn baleing at every haichvay
she eyderuy gained on Us. The anchor
were cut awsy, tho main deck guns, throw
overheard, but all was unayailing shc, wa
gdhg down fast, when Capt. SwaiDe called
council of the officers, IN which il was rnan
mousiy agreed, ,aa+ 90 earthly power coul
save her. Our poor fellows behaved with th
creates, propreiy in the world (cxccptipg
marines, who got ioioxicotsd} although "
could not give them tnoutbful OF victua
for the day A, about four O'Clock we begd
10 music. the soldiers, who wcre'on board
passengers, add the siarboard watch, into N
boats alongside de-Mspy Of The best ncn can
10 nne,begging to stay I'LL the captain left he
but I dreaded the night Tor bad VIC wait
Ill dark, half would have inevitably pefisEc
During the time NC we.e sending ooc va,
away, The other was pomping and baleing
so we gradually diminished 10 six or scrd
who were still KEEP, at the pump, end q
slil cheering 10 short. never IN my.
saw 30 much ezegiiuD as was displayrthy
men throughout. At six, tho people w
all out, and only the Captain, my self, and
or ,hrsc o;her officers sr the dosf. A.
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SCHOOLBOOKS.

NJ EWENGLAND and New.York PRIMERS.
~ Nden's lst and ID part, Webs er's, Pickets
and Murray's SPELLING BOOKS
Mnrrays Introduction Reader and sequel to do.
--Adens Readcr--Staniords Art of Readng--Co
irmbian Orator--Scot's Lessons--Bibles---Tes L esta.
ments and other RE ADERs.
MURRAYs GRtMMER--do. abrdged--English
Exercises adapted To do.
Adams and Daboiis sARIEHMEIlCkS.
Johnson's, Walkers aud Perry's DICTIONARY5.
Goldsmths-Siorscs s---Cumming's ana Adams
GEOGHAPHlS, with maps
LATIN CLAS>lCKS, Adams Latin Grammar
Ainswor,h's Dictionary-Corderu--E Esop's Fables
Clarke's Nepos-D wilson's Virgil Saluslii--Vrgil
Cicero and Crslr's De'phnc.
GREEK CLAsSlCKs, Gloucester Greek Grammar
Smiths Greek Grammar---Greek 1estanen,--Sch-
reyeEi Lexicon-.-G Grocea Minora.
The above for sale at
JAMES HAMMOND's
Circulating Library,
and
Dry Good Store,
Ma ,o4, Thanes-stree,, .NerpOrt.
May 81, 1915
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NEW GOODS.
HARVEY SESSIONS,

T this day opening handsome assortment Of Day
! GOODS viz:
Superhne Broadcloths and Cassimeres
priest cloths for Pansloons, &c-superfne aressd
and undressd London Prints o. 4 and S.4 light
and dark Ginghams--64 and A white and black
cottpn CambriCks--steam loom and dress'd shirting
Cottons-whte and figur'd Merseilles, for Vestng-
long lawn cotton Laces--company yellow and blue
Eankeens-back and white Italian Crapes--fringed ed
satin Rbbons--plain Ribbons--white silk Hose
Dmities--Lace nett Maslins--biack and cross bard
silk fIkfs--cotton and worsted Hose--Dispers--
black Bomb zctts--sk and cotton Shawls--long and
short silk Gloves--44 4 and Ga shear Muslin--
And Almost cvery other article usually cal
led for in Dry Goods Store. May 81.
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A N Apprentice TO tic hasnis bnsi,
"A .siness IS wanted m msnufaeio.y in tic couu.
cry. Inquire .. lhis o:li-e S-ss i4
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Grand National Lottery,

for op, ming Canal in the City of Washington.
Positively 10 commence drawing on the, 2slh
day OF Angus, next, in the city of Baltimore.
PFice of Tickets Ten Dollars.
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jVarted,

INA Dry.Goods Store. asmart active Lad; one ac-
Appij al IBIS Office grys
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Notice

h0iice
THE Manager, Lis, of rri.es. IN the Eoard OF
i Health Lottery. is received, sad NAY DC exam
ined gratis at shsw's Office. IL
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itlf. Lha.I CUSH,ON.
TCsr published. md for sale byJ SHAW, No.
j ll8, Vbsrnt street.-The psivcf C.sii0n,by J w
Gu .nnyham, Wear Of u row, author OF The world
wilha, souls "--priee % cents. jane ~
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Loss Of The British Jfrigase Statira.

London, 1}irii 2s.--We insert tho follow.
ing extract OF letter from an oficer in the.
Sta,ira 20 his brother, no less on accoun, os
the Interesting detail which it contains Of the
eircumstahees attending the loss Of tha, has
vessel, tnar OF . rers,kable instance OF tAs
Justice az tho Poets assor,iop,,hst sometimes
Coming events e-t tboir ehajows tcforc.9
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1 CSl OF SiOicH,
EGoNthe subscribe, some time in May last,a red
i morocco Memorandum BOOK, con, aiming three
hslve 2ad 1gc Whole foket, ~ the Internal NAVY
gatioa Lose the numOers OF which. are as follows:
ls33 whole Ticket ,undr.wn SS90, hat Ticket, ut.
dla~n, tJ'S. half T ckei, repo-,ed; l2Dio, haii
T,.ke;, re3 i with the owners ZANE on s=cli
Tieke As the psyment Of the Tiekes are stopped
i they should draw my thing, they viii Ur OF no use
TO any one bu, the owner. wliusser MS found 'he
same and vii deliver it to the owners sps be itsi'd-
someiy rewarded Ef "bANO OOD'
.ycl.scrs, June z, 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15
FARM RS ALMdNACKS
for 1916, by
ROBERT b THOMA

Are received for iale a, WINC1EsTER'S
Nautical Book and Stationary Store No s Jones
Row, Exchange iireet. 6w Nv 4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-11-15

gymau, are manifested throughout this Letter
The prayerful close oft cannot but excite the
feelings Of the christian reader,
g At the preaching of my farewell Sermon, Pro-
testants Calholcs, and even many Jews were pres
ent their expressions Of gratitude for the New
Testament became loud; and still more fervent
were nv thanks TO the Lord, for this undeserved
mercy Let the 81 lcerest thanks be asCribed to our
God and Redeemer for choosing you, my deal
brethren in Christ, instruments IN his hands 60
promote his cause, and brUg forth fresh fruits 81
spiritual union, by your extreme dissemination Of
the Bible Amen, Lord Jesus! continue to pros
per this grand work, and crown it with thy richest
blessing preserve the spirit of active charity and
benevoeace in thy faithful worshippers; cause
them to promote, by teirggts Of charity thy gIo-
ry and their own happiness, until that day in which
" they shall rejoice bringing their sheaves with
them.n AT thy feetss thu, that nearest prayer,
offer up the iorvent sappl' ficps a thousands Of
my brethren who Ian Ssh ss tife Breati of Life
who would willingly seek and find thee in thy sa-
cred volume, but are not acquainted with it. o +!
incline the meek and benevolent hearts Of our En-
gsh brethren to do what seemeth good in thy sight.
Hear, thou merciful and almighty friend, the cry of
GermanC Catholics md of their thousands Of schools !.
The grace Of our mutual Lord aud Head, Jesus
Christ be with you all"
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SNUFF
FOR THE C4TARRH

T1ifE Inventor of the AROMATIC SNUFF,
heSitates not to say, that it cH positicety cure
lie CGtaTrh cold IN The head, in t,Co three days
al most.--It forms no part of the plan of the adj
vertiser to publish certificates he could have OBJ
tanned hundreds from The most respectable sources
The following extracts of Letters recent" recev-
ell, shows the increasing demandfor the article -
SPRINGFIELD, JULY %, 1915.
SIR" have had great number of applica-
tions for your SNUFF: send me some without delay"
Yours, &c. THos. DicKMAS.
ALBANY, SEPT. Is, 1915.
SIR" The half groce Of your Snuff we purchas-
ed all sold in few days it is much approved
Of, send two groce Immediately, for totch the a.
mount is enclosed.
Yonrs &c" Henry JAMES & Co.
H. me Aromatic Snuff is for sale by the Inven-
tor No. PoX DISTRICT, Boston, and by COE 4
BUXTON, No. EXCHASGE-srREEr, Portland
Nov. 8.
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! Crates and Packages
E.lRIHEN WARE.
r. C.. Atwood,

ii
"a, Pm PORTLAND,
a ,eeen,ly received from Liverpool by lhlrs
M,fosre. and Ceres Iva BsaOn) an extenhve
nment Of
Y 'biua, Glass and CrOeksry Ware ;
.fo;oo of>aImofl every article 10 COO mon u'e
4 few fup china Tea 8e't'' emb0hed' bur
4 Ard blue, black and red printed Tea Ware
r.s,n, blue printed and brown Tired DANG
|c..d ,Fared CRATES repacked for country
nkef connAntly on hand
4 h,rdlome aaorsment of Tea Trays
EaS boxes long and lhort PIPES
|6r dog. LOOKING GLASSES,
4 rs.-fron doll Sc CO per doz 20 es dollars
SA-(ome O wh,sh are very elegant, and z93 BE-
~ sbeoe ., cas- BE- pn,ibasd ~ fSrO"
& ~ -confiaptIy fupptied by the Bolton Gals
1uuiat tory,with acompIess aftortment OF &moit
IN DESCRIPTION OF
FL FILM Glass WAKE,
Ikth will be sold cheap by the package or retail
= CO ., e$p,svsi ersdt
ne asove Ware was feleefed particularly tor
y market. and will be fold as low as can De
tushs 10 Mafaehufets
Port aud, Nov 8 1915 Sw
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ST JOHNS, (NswrouNDLAND) SEPT 81,
On Monday, the llth INST came on the
CouC' of Oyer and lerminer, or General
Coal Delivery
John Hearn was tried for the Murder OF
lis Wife---of which he was found guilty
and sentenced to be hanged and eibbeted.-
We learn, however, that his Excellency
the Governor, has been pleased TO remit
the latter part ofthe sentence.
On Friday morning last, John A. Hearn,
Pilot, 10 conformity with his sentence, was
executed on the Barriers. He was attended
to the place Of execution by the Rev Mr..
Eitzger4ld when having spent some tssn-
in prayer, ne resigned himself 10 IN, fate