Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-04-07

inches hong. commonly called Spaulsh hnife Hutton
bad eorlnsn Two baded pen knife; they had sach a
description Thus equipped. Hall aud Hutton left the
city OF Baltimore early in IN aiterno"u un the Sa-
t"raaS after they arrived in this city the Phads
tosd, With an ihtehtion rob tn mail. and
iof that purpose placed themselves in the wood
beyond the new bridge the big falls VI Gu ,vder
snu when the mah Wagon passed, there being a pas
,enger IN u With the driver nothing was ATTEMPTED
,htl immediately returned, and reached Baltimore
iIttle alter dap light.
Gn Friday last after sumner about O'Clock they
HAN anu Hutton. again lett BALTIMORE aud as
be"Ee on the philadelphia road, with the design TO
kleei stop and rob the mail; aud In all respects
tguipped and armed rs on the i'st gong out. and
@bont eight Mise miles from the city O lhis side
sucks tavern, tbeS took their stand in the woods /:
hcuen Threw ini" The branch OF the road three
Dushse where they awaited the arrival OF the mai,
lhel neither al them we've dressed they now OF
"heh Ihey lett Baltimore, from the shirt cut their
eo'hes having been changed d'stauce from town
where they we're icft The sally when the .ai
wagon came up, the driver saw them by the moon
light, aud said " what does thi, mean 90 Hutton I'D
y h Is not you we wish to buIt we only want the
soh,enis "t tie mail" Hall haVihg seized the horse
ny Tue b'dle, tuiieH said To TIE STiyrr. fellow that
man" He accordingly drove out ,n;n the woods aud
col ~ The box Hutton took ct the ems ans tied
the ofi'er ~ nnc arm to Sapng aud Hall ted him
=, cue o'"tr sr'o 20 anolher sapi'ns. about ten feet
iTo'a the other Hun ard Hutton th-n took ont the
insli bags h1v'ng atst given Hull the pistol they
en "frhtJ me ihah bags aud took all The kev
oonh nnd, an VI which has b-rn found on Hall
ana "a iheir ttnns al hecks,and soe OF it on Hutton
"hl'e 'hey were pilagin. the mail by moon hit
,"f 'htl had no hrc hght. Hutton told Hall that h. had
eetrr nnhasness the horses he ready retreat in
case of al alarm they had finished the collection
ot 'he hishey hutton requested Hul to unite The dri
Net hnl Tcplied that lac would know ,br,u HutIou
sara S"f "rie snicehtij disguised aud he could not
SnvS i"en ; Hull NsAt to and came back nom IN.
driver and repeated the tb,ng Fulton again
desu,d he msn' be united Hail returned 10 the dr.
YER, and "he" Hutton WAS aboutHy yardsir he heard
lhr ris'"i g. OF, aud immediately Hui rctsTned and
SAID ue stIN"t bad kicked hrl wiiir he was nutyiug
MN, aas ne ti'rhl had SHOT him, tthe drver.) nul
again 'rtutncu u lite driver, on tnton's asking IL he
was ntad, la see II be was actually dead. and soon
joel nm again saying that his pulse beat regularly
ana mai he Vas NOT then dead. HutGn told Hull il
vas had thing, il ought not to have been done nud
That that 81 isef would certainly lead ,hrr detec
tinh. Hull said II was better so than otherwise "a n.
would have been sure to have recognized them by
SIZES " npjiirg else they thea mounted the horace
dhd tnde OF towards Baltimore along the main road
and lett the the this aide the ertjpo
run thence they walked into the civ and breakfasted
together IL k.chs, where they unI Saturday
Loaded IN cav street 'F
They locked over the MONEY in the afternoon. a,
hecN, 80" d'd NOT cou"t " 81 make division or make
any eofy 'i any pocket book ny any other ue moran
on, OF the amount but guessed there might h. about
twes{ave hn"dred TO three thousand dollars after
the' Huhou and Hull, 6isnIuupIed near Herring Ram
ihsy changed their clothes which they cost,nitteJ
tberobhcTy, brought them TO town with thers and
threw them all INTO Jones Falls, un,tou threw bis
ci"thes INTO the Falls At terminating on the
FAILS from old fown, between Mahet aud Cav stree,
bridges, with stone tied To them In what part of
'e rams HUH Threw MS c!othrs. Hutton does not knnw
pEREGRlNE HUTTON.
DO hereby certify, that the foregoing examination
after Tie sane carefully over nv me 10 The
SAID rereeTne Hutton. he assentsd thereto as being
correct throughout aus fTesy voluntarily signed
iht same With his own proper hand in my presence
Given under my hand and seal tbs twcntyuin.h day
o. Aurch, eighteen hundred aud tWern.
THEoDERiCK BLAND,
Judge sf the District Court an aud
1870 for The District OF Maryland.
trThs confehSJoR of Morris Norton BarfLnfo,ue,,
Huuts also IIubkishsa ga the VashincsoH CTR Ga.
SeHe ms an most particulars theSGRle as YUfton,s
except ia the pern tWO features at mgkk hare Leen
s1SPecfed-aiz 1haf Hutton Uhs proposed 70
H"B, to stop and rob the maiP'-and khat utter
ihsy had dome lilLagiss the mail, Hutton tOIt HUI
an t1U toice." no'p yJH mHn go up 0hd shoot mn
HHH said" no he don't k'iOW us We lad better let
nan go, sure 10 ~ zoe shall surely 5ehune." Hutton
replied. 4" 10 mnst be done. he Anoas ne vou H,ust
Sa9" y, ",'a OF SHOOT me- H~t begged = Hutton
iet The man go sWt lie Sgid ast AMI insisted on hi"
Osi0g sho< HH!L then trent up 10 the drare,. an
Aof him He Jumped mp, haIlDsed, a.d thsa
JeH and gro0ned. Hun TOLD Hutton to 90 tp again
indirect his pulse, Which ne Sd aud ton,,d MIN sfin
give Hutton then 'oea mp 10 him and skaJIsd hin,
Iwtce NTH has aAije ami fified hi1r.
We ave concerned to state that, hy informa.
tiou received in this city to. Ciay in letter
from 81 LouIs, HENRY CARROLL, ESQ. (son
OF MgJor Charles Carroll. torAIeriy "A resident
OF this city was shot, ia an ARRAY with pistols,
at Franklin, Missouri Territory, with Mai.
kICHAKD GENTRY, citizen OF that place
J he deceased, IL the time of Ibis unfortunate
circumstance, was acting agent lor his ia
iher. Register of the u, y. Land Office AT
Franklin. \ large circle 81 his frIeni> an this