Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-08-10

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To De deposited, and miug.in. with tue ashes
OF those in no wise akin 10 him aud have then,
| inferred under the order, SANCTION and special
pfoteciion of this board so as to euable the
| legislature or the public hereafter TO erect
some monument worthy OF this great aud good
| man;
On motion OF Mr.. Alderman Harris
tadntBoaSiy reSOired. That the Manor and
| aldermen Harris aud Ash, bea committee TO
ascertain, by all means IN their power. the
| vault where the remains OF General Greene
have been deposited, and, on identifying the
same, 10 nave such remains placed IN neat
! mahogany coffin, aud thcreupon report TO
| council Tor their further proceedings OH this
| interesting subject.
| Resotred, That this resolution he commune
| Gated Ia the representative of the deceased ,
! VINO may now be in this state, aud also To the
prop'ietors OF Tie vaul, to be opened. to 0btain
leave FOR the committee TO carry this resolution
| into effect.
| EXTRACT from the minutes lof council.
X. Il. CUNLER, city clerk.
| CHARLESTON, July 29.-George w.
Hunter. alas Morris Hunter, aiias Bcnja
MN Tyler Morse, charged with the crime
OF Forgery, WAS safely lodged liz the Jail
OF this city yesterday morning. lie was
apprehended III Savannah short time
since, and delivered over by the Execu
tive of Georgia TO Mr.. Samuel Hyams,
empowered by the Governor OF this State
TO receive him. Patriot.
More Pracy--and Murder Seven men
were apprehended in This city on Wed
Desday night last, under Bench War
rant from the Hon. Judge Drayton, and
committed 10 Gaol, charged with pi,ucy
aud Murder! Several more of The gang
are now lurking about our city, aud the
Police are making diligeni search for
them. Que of The prisoners named Reed
turned States evidence, aud yesterday
gave apartial statement OF their neiarlOus
and bloody transactions, before MIR. Par
ker, District Attorney.
III appears that these men, or most of
them, belonged 10 the smack Laurence,
Captain Atiwick, the property Of Mr.. J. J..
Daniel, OF this city, which vessel arrived
here on the 10th inst. ostensiJty from
~recking cruize off the Florida Coast,
With "a cargo of Coffee, in Juik. On his ar
rival, Capt. A. reported, that on the
18th inst. near Mosquito, he fell in with
| schooner, not having single person on
| board that he took out load of Coffee
In bulk, and proceeded 10 this place"
From the declarations of Reed, howev-
| er, as far as obtained, il appears that
the sloop was sent by her owner, from
| Havana, (where he now is) TO the Florida
Coast, 10 cut wood. She there met with
small piratical sloop, the Captaip aud
crew OF which affected 10 believe that
| Capt. Attwick had brought money TO pur
chase a cargo, which the latter denied
| stating tina, he had but seven dollars
| lhis was taken from him and lie hung
| up Tor some time IN the shrouds, TO make
HIM confess. After being convinced that
| he had no money, the piraiical Captain
proposed Ia Arwick and his crew, TO join
| HIM III piraiical cruize. After consulting
| his men, they agreed, with the exception
OF the above named Reed. He beng in
directly threatened III case of non-com-
| plIance, AT length aCceded, as he de
clares, TO save his life. Both sloops then
sailed In company, and soon after, on
the Florida Coast, they fell in with the
| British brig Amm, Capt. Seeley, from
MatanZas, bound 10 Falmouth, (Eng.)
IN distress, which they boarded and ran
ashore. The briggs crew consisted of ten.
including officers. Six of her men Joined
the pirates, and then informed Tie Cap
tain OF The gang, that the Cap
tain and Mate of the brig could not be
trusted. immediately after, they with
| The cook and one man who had refused
| to JOIN the pirates, were inhumanly muir
| dered and thrown overheard Both
sloops were then loaded with Coffee as
| above described, and The story nude m,
that was told here, previous to their leay-
ing the brig.
II is believed the foregoing statement is
substantially correct and we hope i'm our
next 10 give further developement of
| this horrid and abOminable trans
action. Indeed, we are in possession OF
! further particulars, which il is deemed
| lnJudIcIous al present TO make public
| We sincerely hope that every virtuous cit
izen will exert his energies 10 bring to the
gallows, gang of cui-lhroat villains, WHO
are the disgrace of humanity. Gin Gaz.
Jaiy 3l.-Slnce our last, we have been
unable to obtain much information re-
speeding this gang of desperadoes. One
| more OF the clan has been apprehendpd
| examined, and committed 10 prison. We
expect shortly 10 be able TO lay before the
| public, tull statement of this black
| affair. The officers are on the alert. and
| VIII probably secure most of The party, as
such measures have been taken as almost
TO prevent the possibility of escape. On
| this occasion, Mr.. GOULDsMITH. The
Deputy Marshal, has displayed The most
| unwearied perseverance aud Industry i'm
bringing the guilty toiusiice. GU.
The sIoop Margaret, Captain Noga,
| arrived here this morning in As hours from,
ST. Augustine. Capt. n. informs, that a
few days before he sailed, il was stated
al that place by man vino arrived there
in a boat, that the schr Francisco was
boarded by small sloop, and ordered
alongside of brig which was ashore Oh
| Florida. The Francisco was half filed
with coffee and sugar, and ordered tor
| Mobile-lt appears she touched off 81
| Augustine, and is now in this port, under
seizure" Murder will out" [Tisies.
1 Ihp Comet il NOW "a kim 10
1T was observed through tclescope AT
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