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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
WASHiSoroN City, March Is.
Mr. WI.

In the House OF Representatives of the
United States, there are now, out Of GA
me embors, only sir wha were members of the
10th Congress lso7-s-S) and have contin-
ucd in The House ot Repre- sentativcs without
intermisiou. OF those who were members
of that Congress, aud are me mbers Of the pre-
sent House, OF Representatives but who have
had inter missions Of service, there are but
six or seven. Yct the principle OF ,ota,ion / S
even more strongly illustrated, in the Senate
Of the United States, thong h intended by the
Constitution to be the more permanent ser.
vice. In that body there is but one individual
VINO was a senator in the iolh Congress. In
the Senate at present eighs members out OF
forty were members OF the House Of Repre-
scn,a,ivcs in :he 10th Congress; and of the
present House of Representatives, Two mem
bcrs were Ia that Congress Senators, both
from the State of Maryland.
These facts afford mate rails for much re-
Aec,ion on the practical operation OF our sys-
TEN of government.
IL may be added. that there Is no membel
e the Executive Department Of the govern
'oent who was then concerned in the admin
istration OF the government. Mr. Monroe
was then Misis,er abroad, and Mr.. Adams
i-mcmbcr OF the Senate. OF the present
Governors Of the several States, there is not
,ne who at that day filed the same Office.
Of,ac twenty, two were then Representatives
in Cong~:ss Mar. IN.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01

tbeIian or upper pcwdef works The 'H'gley
works, belonging 10 The ssne propie.on
which were recently erected, and are Of al.
oefior importance, have entirely escaped"
A letter states that not a single building es.
capped, the greater part of them were demo,-
isbed, and some OF them blown entirely away.
The wall of Mr.. Duponl's dwelling house is
standing, but ,hese is no, window o. ceiling
left in il. The fences, trees, &c. near IL are
levellcd with the ground. Some large hick
ories are twisted and broken as if sUuck by
lightning Many houses at tho distance Of
nearly mile, had their windows and sashe,
stove in. Some large stones were blown a
mile, one of which struck Samuel Grcgg's
house, and knocked out one Of the corner
stones.
Il is not yet ascertained by what means the
fie was communicated. There are ruraor,
float, that 1t Is supposed TO have been the
wo.k OF some villainous inesndisry. We
would hope, however, that this is not The
case but that il may turn out to have beer
The effect of unavoidable accident. The ieel.
ing excited by he destruction Of property,
and the more melancholy sud irreparabie
loss OF lives must be suthcienIly acute.
without the sggravsiioD of supposins, thar il
was the work Of fend 10 humaa shape.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-04-01
MILLRpoEvILLE, (eEo. MARcH 10.
ThDIHA' HIN

The detachment oftroops from Tennessee,
under Col. Hayne OF the reguisr array, abou,
1900 strong, reached the Chatahoochie on
"Wednesday last, and are, by this time, near
Fort Scott, ii they have not arrived there.
M'lntosb, the dising friendly chief, has
gone with his warriors 10 the aid OF Gen.
Jackson.
The heart aches at the recital of continued
massacres by the Indians. -Four persons, two
men, a woman and her child, were attackec
about ten days past by The sayages, oo The
public road, between the Greek Agency snd
Fort Mitchell. Ono Of the men was snot
dead and scaped, the other, though wounded,
made his escape the woman was shot IN
three places & tomahawked, but not scalped
the child had cut OH he head, apparently
made with knife. They were both found
alive and conveyed to Fort Mitchell, where.
the woman, under ,ae benevolent care OF
Maj Hughes, U. S. Factor, is likely to re-
coyer---,he Child has died The woman says
th.io wece fifteen Indians, but in her silua-
ton it is no, Ink iy she could ascertain lbe
number. Ii cannot be long before these
wretches will be made 10 suffer ten fold ibe
evils they have infl,ctcd--a terrible vengeance
awaits and will pho' 'tly oyertske them.
The Savannah Republican Of the l.3 u inst,
gives the following extract OF . ie-.es, ditcd
HARrroRp, MARCH,.
The army is now on iis mss 81 Fog Ehc-
iy We ara informed ,frs, CAr J tksup Sas
ordered all the Iodidn who are friendly, o
jim bis command lmmt diajely, o. they viii
bc treaied as hostile. Col Davis, inspeoto,
general, direc, f.om Washington Cry, iD.
forms us that il is the intenrion OF The gene al
! government TO occupy he Fiendas immedi-
aiely, and he expects has ordc's have been
sent 10 Gen. Jackson 10 hat feet.
MURDER OF GRANTH AM's FAMILY
The Miledgevllle, Georgia. paper of the
81 of March, gives Inc following particulars 5
OF this ttosic event :--Tho father, and son, a
young man gown, bac been from home, and
on returning found their residence surr ound
ed by Indians, who alier pluude,ing the
house, burnt il, with the three youngest
child en-, and ,hen cut TO pieces the rest OF
the foniy. Having discovered the old man
and his son, VINO Witnessed at some distance
the horrid massacre OF their relatives, the
savsges pucsucd them the white men with
difficulty effected heir escape by taking shell.
ter IN a swamp, where they remained some
time concealed Hard pressed in his retreat,
young Gran,ham saved his life by killing two
pf the lodians who closely pa, sued him.
We expec 10 hear very soonof an attack on
the Mivkaso6kee Indians, as we are inform
ed the u, my will move Fl Ut against them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-06-09
THE PRESIDENT.


WASHINGTON, June 4.-The President
ct ile United States aud suite embarked
al Annapolis on Saturday morning OH
board The United States schooner Non
sach for Norfolk.
thc following is d copy OF the address
delivered by the Mayor of Annapolis TO
the President Ofthe United States, in be-
half Of the corporation, and the reply of
the President:
To James Monroe, President of the United States.
ite Mayor, Recorder, Aldermen, and Common c onn.
gu 81 the city oi Annapolis IN haf themselves aud
tueir FELLOW citizens, beg leave welcome on Your
topclis OF Maryland has occasioned aud To o1er ny
ASSISTANCE III their power for pshns The object
Oft.
Many OF the inhabitants recoect yonr resi-, euce
amongst 'heni as a member OF Congress the year
s3 since which yonr public have called YOU to
other states, and other cmes.
ihe iisor oi ,be season at that time was uniavorabe
20 view {" the situation Of the place aud its surround.
ihS WATERS TIE prospect ot which is expanded and
ennt'lShed by The military erected by
,"1 onlted states, which of will come within
your observation.
bey avail themselves of The opportunity that has
oceuied OF Offering ther congratulations your cleo.
10 tue highest once IN the pift and
.sh.si ana OF iestiiyiHg their OF The wisdom
tratou. - '
continued course of arduous useful services in
IeVoiu'iohaIl struggle aud since in various
at unaiS' 1ssled The people to anticipate such le-
prOpriate reward. - 49, ~ ~
ihey conclude by expressing their best wislcs for yonr
eah ana Lappiness-their attacin 10 you as Chef
"se"e OF 'ne bnoB, and their respect Tor Your pub
he, ara private character. j. RANDALL, Nayor.
May Is, 1918. - go
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TOPOCRApIIlcAI

NORFOLK, May IS From a highlv res,ecta.
g's source We have been furnished win The
,"''o"Ing iaDie OF distances between the most
prominent points Of our harbour and Hamnton
hoaUs. The accuracy Of it may lie relied ON
as u Is derived from actual survey. The iu(or'
NATION winch Il contains may assist the enuui.
rug ciiXen Ip forming a correct estimate of
we ehgibiiiy Of the positions which nIav he
seIeeted ~ terrifying our harbor against the
atiack 0fa hostile force. 1t will be desirable
.oo'' 10 maI'ners, merchants and others con
Hecisd VIII commerce, whose interest il i, 10
pe Intimately acquainted with all the an.
n'odches o. The inner aud cater barboufs, and
we curse, bearing and distance OF tie poiuts
,,""pneis anq shoals, Which serve as guides 10
TIE pilot aud 10 the nnskiiful Navigator.
Icaeon.
rom Town to Craney island, G.9JJ yards.
rom town TO tie edge OF the channel near
e., trancy Island 800 yards.
Yards. '''''
F'om Clancy Island point, to The edge Of the
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.>annel on tho opposite side, due east from
the Island i-2 mile.
and little more below Craney Island) 26s yards
From Hampton UhaJ, to the mouth of the
Creek, LIZ of "a mile.
From Hampton to the n. L. part of Crancy
Is'aud, o miles and 7-l0ths.
From The n. f.. point ofCraney Island 10 the
narrowest part ofrhe channel, mile ~ l-2Oth,
in n. y. T.. direction.
From Old Point TO tie n. L. part of Crauey
Island, 3.iOths miles.
Width of the channel, shoalest part, 3 I. .
10th ot a mile.
Width OF the channel between Old Point
and the Rip Rups iCsO yards.
From the y. +. part OF Craney Island to
Seawalfs Point. ! = l0ihs miles.
From Viewpoints Moose To the \. l.. part of
Craney Island. 6 7-ieihs miles.
From Halfway House 10 n. l.. part Of CraHey
Island, l-lOth miles.
From Newpori'S Moose to Id Point, Ioths
From Willoushby's to Scawcll's Point, 2
Gl0th miles.
From the East side of Old Point I.ipst
House To Tie Western edge ct the lhimbie, B
5.20tbs miles.
a straight line from Old Point light to the
y. T.. part of Craney Island. viii cut Off 2.5ths
of IA mic from Seawelts Point.
F,om the Light House 10 Sand Hill, 1850
yards
Frsm do. do.to Wiiloughbys Point. i.lOths
miles.
From Old Point TO Seawelrs Point, 4 miles
2-iOths.
Longitude Of old Point, &c deg. 81 tong. 81
deg.
THE PRESIDENTS ARRIVAL.
JUNE 6.-We learn from friend WHO
came Passenger IN the Virginia, from Bal
limore, That The President al ,tc United
STATES, will, the Secretaries of the Navy
and War, and several private Gentlemen,
ieii Annapolis on Tuesday in the United
States Schooner Nonsuch, lieutenant
commandment CiaAton: and Captain Fer
suson states. that lie saw the Nonsuch yes
terday morning, as the Steam Boat pass
ed, IN lie mouth of Iofl. Eiver.-We may,
therefore, look ior his arrival here ihe
first fair wind.
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with several gentlemen. visitors from ia I
timore, waited upon his Excellency AT 3
o'clock: soen after which the party called
., the government house. and after review
;nD The garrison at Fort Severn, embark
al ON board of boats 10 view the harbOr
and its envirous, accompanied by num-
L.r of citizens IN boais-Atter ian,ilng at
Greenbury's Point - examine the en-
trance of tue harbor, they proceeded up
,h,. river 10 lis beautiful termination IN
the round bay, about seven miles above
,l,. citv The day was favorable tle
,,,r,v returned abou, = O'Clock. when II
Icing been understood that the Presi-
dent would mol oppose the wish of The
citizens that he would pariake OF "a
,ublic dinner. invitations were present.
eel and AT o'clock "a large company
sat down 10 IA handsome repast, prepared
-, SIr. Brewers hoiel.-The Chancellor
and Colonel Maynaiier presided. A
n,nunst The guests were Mr.. Plnckney,
inie Minister 10 Russia, Captain Clax,on,
nglhe Nonsuct, MIR. Murray. oithe Coun-
ciI G. Carroll, ESD. Nialer Mercer, and
many o,hers.--Iiie toaSts on the occasi-
~ ~ .rii as the address OF the corpo-
r,,,,n presented by the Mayor ON He
Presidents arrival, will be published
Mr.. llUnrUe'S ansn CT 10 the latter is d fair
sperilneD ofiIlat great man composition,
a'.d cannot be read (al least by AN Anua-
poIitan, without, grateful emotions. Alter
the President and suite anu MIR. pinkney
had retired, their names were seVerdlly'
pledged with enthusiasm. The afternoon
was occupied in taxing a comprehensive
view of the neighborhood, as presented
from the dome of the state house, and in
paving IA few visils.-Ihe evening comclu-
ded by splendid party given by an old
aud esiimable ieliow-c!tizes, G. Carol OF
Carrolton, Esq. About 10 O'clock Ibis
morning HE party embarked on board Of
Major Jones yawl ior West River, where
ihev dined wiih Colonel Mercer, and in
the evening proceeded down the bay on
board the Nonsuch, with fair wind. Ii
is understood iIlaiSt. Mary's, York. James
and Elizabeth Rivers, will seyerally be
VISITED, and probably Aibemarle, when the
Secretary of War will proceed 10 his resi-
dence in Carolina. The President returns
BY the Potomac" Bali. Amer.
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REPLY OF rnE PRESIDENT.


1"'"e mayor, Recorder, d.dermea, and Common
co~Rc'1 q lie CITY Of 4nnapo!tS.
-, hLtoM CifiLtNs-iG performing duty posed
Uhs ny .he PRINCIPLES of our excellent constitutions
Whcn nave underlaken at least wild, zeal TO give All
Tue ehec IN my power tn tile saIutary purposes OF the
p'oWahg Tor the public defence MS very gritty
rug 10 me l" have round consistent ,yhthat dniv 10
i e Vs'i TO ihls Metropolis; aud beg YOU aud my
otef fellow citizens It's inhabitants 10 ace,nI nv
grateful acknowledgement for Tie knd RECEPTION pyrn
me. ~"''0" gwen
10 recurring to the period of i7s3 when con,,ss,
hea .hef session here bring to view incidents i'm
the highest degree important IL WAS th,n snt hcra
,Sns aud aidqo"s struggle, which secured our
uepe"uchcr, that The peace WAS ratiBra IA
the'i aud here that he illustrons commander of
o. revolutionary armies, after performing services
eh grateful country forget nor tin,e ohI.
,chn'', ~, III It's commission 10 the authority from
n'in We udu received u. 10 me- these events On mn
ie' t.eeshg to all, were peculiarly imposing aud
,~ u WAS then, in veTy early life. that com
meheeo my career in tie national councils m w,bich
az ,I sCe 80 iong conitnued. TO again so many
~ va" we're present al those great events some nf
~S"'i were parties to them affords me lie birhesi
oI rue GOOD opinion which you Ina We been pleased 10
express OF my conduct il Tie yarious trns,s cnnni,,s
W ''s SINCE by my conntry, have an the sensiby
nch sHch sentiments ought To iuspre i'm the iud n
e WI" oonsisefs The appreciation Of his fellow Gill
'"e oes' reward which be receive :or his serv-
In performing The duty which hroupb, m. here :
t o. happy Ia receive the aid which YOU have offered
sbtI al w,iasvef situation may hereafter Le placed
nee d.. - entertain for your prosperity and haup
ness 'he most nneigned solicitude "'''
n. JAMES MONROE.
sudy iasl The President of the
Dhitea STATES and suite pariook of "A din
ner, given by the citizens of Anns,"i;s
at VIM. Brewers hotel, at which WIIIIAW
NIFTY, Esq. and Col. MAYNADIEB nra-
sided as President and Vice President
!At'er The cloth was removed, The follow
ing toasts we're drank
TOASTS.
J. The United States.
z. Inc memory of W ashington.
3. The Army and the Navy.
a Agriculture and Manulactnres-next 10
.ne spirit OF freedom, the pillars of our indie.
D. The American commerce.
my. V"'! nv
z. Congress.
Jefferson and Madison.
.. The Freedom Of the Press.
20. The memory of Franklin
~. Our heroes in tie latp war.
IL. The militia ofthe United States
l5' me Improvement OF our docks and Ear
Dors-oay our navy ride in safetyat borae. and
IN triumph abroad. U.s."
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sIch SALL- iLr thACt OF LAND Oh which Inuw
result co"-Tinng by Iate survey, 1873 acres. This
u'ct ohefs io the pure baser many Inducements,
excellent he'ehhOIhood, Lcah, contyu,u 10 nsviYa-
''on hhp GOOD aud sufficient Improvements fol the
COMMUNICATION Of genierl family There are on this
pisht'lon hourshirfs ap II peach ofcharas-This
plan'aiiol IS well eucosed, being laid OF inte
heius ann IN ekcelienI cropping rfder Those disposed
I" purchase WI view tor themselves Possess given
,he aIs day OF January the purchaser have
pflese oi seeding wheat (aboul forty bushels
iAsfj on III ln,' dat %: NctuttT
Terms ~ S0leone third when possession is given,
ava he other Two thirds i'll two equal annual install
h'efts HUGH CAMPBELL
near Dunkirk, Kirg s. queen coUnty.
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Extract of a letter from an officer ON bonyd ,be
U. =. shin IInriLeL LLufo.I- - -. D.. ii

GITUt ot ietter from an officer on boayd the
May. '' ''''
e have just come TO after a passage of
hve days from Cape Henry, where we arrived
on the 22d OF last mouth MIR. TayIor our
commissioner, was not received by his sable
majesty, because his credentials were moi di.
recied TO Henry, kiuS OF Hayti We had not
ihe pleasure OF paying our respects 10 him
lie was at his country palace, where most of
ms ome Is spent experimenting the building
oil a very strong fOrtihcatiOn, situated on the
summit of a high mountain, with only one ,.ass
TO II which has been cut through ihe rocks
with greatIabor. Ii snot YET finished although
ne haN 500 pieces of cannon mounted, most of
" " ,. arc DraSs, and none OF them less than
~ Ponhdef-W itiin this fertilization he has
clothing and provisions sufficient for The sinh
sistence of 10000 men. No EXPENSE has been
spared III certifying this place las il is intended
TOT MS last resort should lie be attacked by an
enemy. lie lives in great spleudor. bnt rules
iiis subjects with rod of iron: they are sI,ot
or whipped to death for the most trifipg Of
renee. lie IS therefore more feared than he
loved but lsis orders are executed with the
uthost pIoWp'hesS. Every man Is compelled
10 enter TIE ranks a. a soldier as sOou as he is
capable OF bearing arms, for winch tJe oilv
emOIument lie receives is his clothes "A ShiIjiue
week TO buy tobacco, and one ration per da G.
winch is barely Sufficient to support nature
Ihe town at the Cape has the appearance of
Having been once beautiful place but nost
OF tile handsome buildings are IN ruins. Occa.
stoned Ivy the bombardment of the French. II
Is situated at tIe foot of very hisi, mountain.
whCSecioud capt summit presents the bchoider
with the most romantic scenery ] ser bgheld
The streets arc paved, but very narrow, and
dlfiy. he houses are generally one siOry
high, and built III the French snd Spanish
style.
"Of the nobility, the only ones we saw at
the Cape were the duke ofC0nslaut.nr. Duks
and Duchess OF Marmalade. Baron Deeper,
ana Count LemaDde. The Duke ct Marina
lade - Governor Of the town. lie has sigma.
lized himself several times, and is considered
by the naiives To be very able General aud
maU OF considefIDie information. The Duke
OF Constantine is Admiral Of The port. The
baron Deeper is his mdiesiy's Prime Minister.
Inis man has seen great deal ot tie world.
lie Is tnought TO be a man Of tdtcnts and very
extsaSiye information. lie is very ecnteei III,
MS dress and manners, much more so taali any
OF ilie nobility have yet seen. Most al the
inhabitants ase Catholics. Ihey have 20 othtr
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+"e COUef"SI 81 fffr LoI.biOHCc0gth Firgfg!U
4 FROCLNNtAtfN.
" HLREAS u has been represented toile Executive
49, OF this commonwealth by tie county conri u
WesunoTtlahd that the courthouse the said county
hathby are and decay beeu reduced 10 sitnati.r a
IchoeIA nrsafet occupation theTeo have therefore
"ueh' NJ ~ ana WI h the advice ana consent III the
Conhc OF 'iate and by virtue Of The
hai case made asd provided to Issue this NV pfnrla
NATION authorizing ard directing that the COT ris fo The
san county OF WesnoIelBnd shall be hercattr holden
~ 'honas Spcnce's brick house the houras of ihe
present courthouse, in the said upiy, until 2 ncS
moTeland
OIven under my hand as governor, and Under
ite seal ct The commonwealth, atRirhntold
(Stdi.) this hfh day Vi Jane, in The year Of orr
Lofd, one Thousand eight bundled and e. h.
teen, * OF the cOinmogNe atl the forty scai,,
JAMES p. PRESTON
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piars Of rnbiic worship than the school room,
where great number of children are educat.
ed at the expense of the kisg. There are
several American families living at tue Cape,
by whom we were treated with great respect
and hospitality
All the people are in mourning here for
the death of the late President Potion who
died on the 10Th March, after short illness.
Ills funeral was attended with great pomp. as
he was aniversgi!. beloved by his country men
General Boyer has been unanimously elected
by the Senate as President. He u murl, be-
loved by the people, and is thought to be more
capable Of fulfilling that important ofnoe than
Potion was. have sern .he Speaker Of The
Senate; he is Creole, butt man OF consider-
able talents.
"The maritime force of this government
Brown of New YORK, a corvette, formerly the
General Gates, ami IA b,is, formerly the u. =.
brig Firehy. The frigate ia to sail from here
to New York shortly, To announce ohcially To
0nreOverDmeni the death OF The iate President
Potion
weigh anchor on Thursday next for
the river OrOnoUke, from thence 10 CopealIa.
gen.
Commodore Lewis was received here with
open arms by the inha3itaniS.'
Eatsaet IF letter .ficm T,iaaciad of recent
date
The Patriots have beaten the Cache
pms IN general action, and driven item
across The Llanus iron. 81. Fernando de
Azure 10 Caracas. Bolivar against Mo-
RHO. The enemy have shuf themselves
up III Puerto Cave!io. Vire ie Patriot :"
Dem. Press.
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TRTAi. or THE 1lyRDeprPS

. Il. -.
WINCHESTER, May 30.-Au examining court
was ilssd IN This place ON Monday hast, and con.
tinueu ny auJ0nrnmcnt nmiii tuesday evening
'of ne 'til' OF Tie negroes charged with the
haIder OF ar Robert Berkeiv, as stated i'm
cur iaSt he mass OF testimony exhibited,
anu the necessity of recording the same reyLu,
tan. Tor the consideration of the executive. i'm
Mhom the power of pardon is vested rendered
~ iinpesSibie TO finish the trial of but iour of
the Offenders; two OF whom London and
Sarah, were found guilty of the murder in, All
us aggravated circumstances, and are TO he
executed on Friday the 10th of July next
i'aInaoy ahn hsbin, who were not present
"heh TIE murder was committed but aided
somewhat in furnishing fuel for the lurnint, of
me oody, were also Convicted of murder and
sentenced 10 be executed, hut were recon
menued by the Court and Prosecuting Counsel
10 the clemency of the executive for transpor-
tation.
Inc statement given i'm our last has proved
literally correct London was sent to the house
10 inform the Doctor, Randolph had return
Ell Oh the Doctor arriving AZ fbe Cabin Le
found Randolph there with large clnh in his
mana, winch he attempted To take from him ::
scnhe ensued the negro eAtricated himself
ana gave his Master a blow which brought
nina 10 me ground the blows were at short
'"'e'Vais repeated until their object was ac-
comPhshed. The principal actors i'm thi, nn RI
OF 'he tragedy, were Randolph, London and
Sarah, who. from all the TESTIMONY. il apneaIe,l
were tue only three present at the commission
dbu WHO, III was also very 6NI-
dent, c0ntrived the plot. London and Sarah
Mere Mere men dispatched 10 the dwelling house
Kitchen for the other negroes: when a con-
:uitation was held as to the manner OF dispos-
ing or tue body-it was at length determines
10 oelsi II up, which was done--Sarah had pos
SesSed heTseit OF her Masters KEYS. and soon
aItef the murder repaired to the house where.
In idehoard she found Il large SIM of money
" Is DeiieVed not less than from, ten TO tweni,
thousand dollars, part of which has been re-
covered; but II is feared the remainder has
oeen destroyed. The trial of the remaining
part OF those engaged in the murder (excepi
hIandoiph, tae ,principaD was postponed until
'h,s Lhanooiph is TO he tried on Monday
he coniesses all the circumstances. Three
Will undoubtedly be hung, and probably three
transported. II gives us pieasnre e, in reference
10 the character or the deceased, to state. (al-
though IL was irrelevant TO the Subjeci al issue,
mat the most ample and res spectacle testimony
was exhibited, wlicl, placed his character a.
MASTER an very exalted point of view He,
was represented by several highly respectable
Witnesses as treating his slaves with the Utmost
humanity, aud, indeed, eIceSsice indulgence.
GGz.