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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-11-08
RccoLLEC7YoNs OF W.9sENG7Of.

RLlULLEC iltI.NO UT b.1Hi-A-' ~
There is painting at Arlington House,
the seat of Mr. Gusts, near this place.
which represents our Hero, then IN the
prime of life, a. Colonel Commandant OF
the Provincial forces, Of the Colony OF
Yirgiuia.-This rare original, supposed
20 be The only one extant of that time OF
day, is three quarter length, ana was
painted by either Pine, or Peaie' In VIZ.
The figure is attired in the Provincial
uniform, with Sash and Gorget, the coun-
tenance fine, open, and manly, yet with a
shade of thought, which bespeaks the
siaid and energetic mind, fitted or the
highest purposes Of destiny. While we
look upon the noble presence, the peculiar
aud interesting couLtenance him, in the
full meridian of life, whom most OF us on
" knew, when his age had become, as
"lus,y winter, frosty, but Kindly we are
r,adv to exclaim with the Poet, that on
him, Mature had stamped her seal, to
give the world assurance of a Man"
l, would have been we'll if Mr.. Sally
could have seen this portrait. and introdu-
eel it in his picture Of the Passage OF the
Delaware, since but four years ihterven-
Ell between two periods, both vi which,
were remarkable. l772 as the year Of the
Indian Prophecy, when the inspired Child
OF the Forest, declared that our Hero
should be the s'Chiet Of Nations, and that
ares vet unborn would hail him as the
Founder of mighty Empire" l776 as
the ever memorable period, when under
the blessing of Heaven and aided by his
brave, and faithful comrades In arms, he
restored the almost desrairins fortunes OF
has coustry.
In later life, the portraits Of Stuart are
surely the best iik.nesses. The chissel of
Canoya, hath caused to live i'll marble, the
image of him, whose fame can never die,
but when these Monuments OF Art, shall
oil have yielded to the ''tooth of Time
this magnificent Empire, bounded by the
Oceans, the Lakes, and the Guiph, will
form an everlasting memorial Vt WASA-
INGTON The GREAT.
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Al a meeting on Monday last, III The FIRE
Insurance Company the following gentlemen
were duly elected:
FOR PRESIDENT,
James Morgan
Foa DIRECTORS,
John Richards, Z. T. Thompson
Cdlrles Bennet, Robert |. iayiof'
husb Saith, lhonas IRWIN:
Samuel Carson, James ksi'h' Jr.
4, G. CazenOye, John A. ote"af''
Jonathan Butcher
J. B. Nichols, Secretary,
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From Vera Cruz article .! The :. 80
Sept. received by valuable coFfe'p 'h
dent, via havana:
"rAe news respecting the current state
Of thing, Is as follows: After the treaties
made by O'DonuJu, at Cordo'a' with
iturbide, they two having passed TO the
borders of Mexico, 1t mas oeen stated
mere oy a person wno ieit That capital on
the l2th. current, that meeting had
oeen neid at st. Christopher, between
de.srs. Senior Novella, the vIceroy APP
pointed by the people OF .'iexico, ana u
Donolu and lturblde, with tho concur
renee of other pei sons Of the highest
standing, who were assisting AT the Urea,
ties. that the arnistice was celebrated
at Mexico on the 18th current, with much
pomp: that all the troops went IN and out;
and that every thing was peace. There
is nothing otiicial-but if this news be
we'll founded, it Is probable that nothing
will be published officially, until the trea-
ties shall have been sanctioned" Fri
vate letter.]
The following publication OF the e4'
PEELED Spanish officers may be consider
ed as a kind of finale TO the late incidents
at Pensacola. it is addressed to the Ed
itor OF the FIoridian, but appears to- have
been refused a place in that paper; and
we copy it from the Louisiana Gazette.
The language OF the address is extremely
personal towards the Governor, and we
question if it had not procured for the
gentlemen who used it, destination very
different from q trip to New Orleans,
had it met the eyes OF the governor be-
fore they were out of his reach; but it
seems, by the note subjoined. very pru-
IDENTIFY to have been reserved until they
were on the point of sailing: NAT. Int.
TO tic Editors Of tho floridian.
This being the last day allowed 70 us
by Gen. Jackson to remain In the Flo
riids, and being at this moment about to
depart in a vessel bound to New Orleans,
we conceive it to be our duty to publish
to the puolic that we are induced to obey
his orders, neither by the terror of his
prisons nor by the dread of'he many vex-
.,ions which a judge so dsspotic as he
has shown himsclft to be, is capable to ex-
erci.e against us--a Judge Cutting, at
every ex pense, the vengeance excited in
his breast by the firm and outrageous
manner with which our worthy superior.
Don Jose Callaya, maintained his own
dignity and treated with merited con-
tempt his furious and uncomfortable out
RACES. We have no other wish than to
make known to the whole world all the
facts which have occurred since the me-
morable and scandalous day of the 22d
Aug. last, and to pourtray. with the strict
fidelity Of honorable men, the being who
caused them to happen. BY prvlonging
our residence in this city, it would be i'm
possible to attain that end: we, therefore
request you to insert in your Gazette the
presen note as farewell address, and to
testify at the same time to all persons OF
reflection who have opposed our expulsion
the sentiments of gratitude we entertain
for them and particularly for you sir,
We have the honor to be, &c.
Nj. DEVlLLlERS,
J.. GAYARRE,
G. LEsSAHSlER,
Il. GUlLLEMARD.
c. DEVlLLiEkS,
VEGA,
M. LATADY.
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TO RENT,

- A HOUSE al The corner OF Woe
HT and Water-sts. can bi
8. BARTLf.
Taose persons who have any of my car
pen'er's tools, are requested TO return them;
ALSO, the person who has my umbrella "'ln
ny name branded on the handle, is req y 81
e,t !c return Il. nov y >. y.
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al ....trd lat, the rsag for he sane par
pose, to Identify taen "'th9Gt my "esi a
tien They long and loud terseVered
in denying that they wer' the persons
supposed, until observing o"e OF my own
shirts on the back of one OF them, oesir-
ed that 1t might be examined for my naHe'
which was found at full ieng!h markeo u P
Oh 1t, and seemed 10 strike conviction IN
the minds OF the Governor, Judge, Mag
istrate and all VINO attended, have great
confidence in the disposition OF the SPAN
ish officers at Matanzas to punish SUCH
atrocities as they deserve; and the zeal OF
the Americans, particularly Mr.. John ).
Latting, Merchant OF that place, IN de-
tecting and bringing them to justice, can
not be too highly commended. A differ,
ent disposition however appears to prevail
at Havana and Regla, small Place IN It's
vicinity.
BuFrAlo. Oct. 2S.
Ketaukah. the Chippewa Indian, who
murdered Or. MADISON, near the MInitoo-
wach river, on the west side OF Lake MIChi-
gan, last summer, was brought to trial al
Detroit before the supreme Court held al
that place, last week. found guilty. and SEN
fenced to be executed on the 9th OF Dec.
next. The principle involved IN this trial
relative to the sovereignty OF the Indian
tribes, was somewh,t similar to that IN the
case OF ommy Jenny. the Indian who was
tried al our las, Oyer and lermiDer. The
counsel assigned for the prisoner. interposed
plea 10 the jurisdiction OF be court, con-
tending that the tribe Ut which The prisoner
was member. wa, an independent nation,
within the principles defined by the writer's
on the laws OF nations, aud As such had ex-
elusive jurisdiction OF all offences committed
within the limits o.! its territory. Many rea-
sons were also urged by the counsel in sup
port of The principle, tending 10 shew that
the government OF the United States hal At
all times recognized these Indians as distinct
communities, independent OF the United
States, competent to torn alliance, decla'e
war, make peace, and to do all other acts IN
cident to sovereign people. The plea,
however, was cverruled by The court as in.
sufficient.
Kewapiskim. a Menomine Indian. was al
so tried for The murder OF Charles Ulrck,
at Green Bay. lie was Iound guilty, and
sentenced to be executed Oh the SANE day.
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James Keith, Jr. Jacob Holman,
Robert |. Taylor, John 1anney,
john Richards, fhineas ,anhey'
Hugh Smith. Ssmne' wars,
John Roberts, Y. 9o"hps""'
Thomas Irwin, William Ddi''eiidn'
WIN. H. Fitzliugh.
James Keith, Jr. reelected President.
Charles Page, reelected Cashier.
The following gentlemen usrs' on .n0n9"y
last, elected Directors Of the Columbia"
Insurance Company:
George Coleman, joseph Manne''he'
Richard VeItCh, Henry N,cno'soh'
john <urtZ. Newton netne'
Thomas Cruise, Edward h'oyu'
John WIthers. LOUIS neeist'
James Sanderson, President.
WIlliam Wilson, Secretary,
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The following lists having been incor'
rectly published yesterday by accident, 1t
is republished to-day corrected.
AZ an election held on Monday 18th INST. by
The Stakeholder, Of the Bank Of Potomac,
the following gentlemen usrs elected d.
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To the Editor Of the Louisiana Ga
oJ

To the Editor Of the Louisiana Ga
Sette.
4Ner Orleans. Oct. 6.
SIR, You have incloscd the copy Of a
paper, which by the agency OF n friend
we transmitted to the Editor OF the Gag
at Pensacola, the Sd inst. when We en-
harked in the vessel now arrived in this
port We request you to give it an in
sertion in your newspaper; and we assure
you that, as soon as our particular avoca-
cations will permit. an exact relation of
the facts promised by US, shall be put in
to your hands, in order to remove, if pos
sble, the deplorable impression which
thew have received who know not the
real truth of things.
We have the honor to be. &c.
Signed by the aforementioned Spanish
OJicsrs.l
The following extracts of letter to the
Editor from Captain Zachariah French,
dated Bristol, Nov. !, 1921, contain in
formation particularly interesting to a
inerican merchants, who maintain COM
mercial intercourse with the Island Of
Cuba:
"Perceiving in your paper of the 18th
ultimo, an account Of the capture and des-
truction of the sioop Collector, lately IN
der my command, by pirates, on the
Coast of Cuba, take the liberty to in
form you that | had the satisfaction OF
seeing two OF the villains in custody and
giving my testimony against them before
lett Matanzas on the 9th ultimo. The
nrst Of them was taken in the country
some miles from Nlas.nzas; the other
came to effect his release, if possible, by
bribery, anu had obtained the means Of
Offering an hundred douSloons to Don
Jose Marie de Candenas, the Principal of
the A.cade, an Incorruptible and faithful
Magistrate, by whom he was detected and
secured. l was called on by Judge Don
Ramon de la Cruz, to so with him and
other Magistrates o the prison, and see
if | could select from large number of
culprits the pirates who had robbed me,
Their savage countenances had made such
an impression on my mind. while suffer.
ing the Outrages which You have ALREADY
.,etailed, that was able. as were also
several of my crew who we're afterwards
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troyed by the subsequent ALTERATIONS Vi
weather and the spring frosts. he replied,
that in this very instance repeated viclssl-
tudes of frost and thaw hac taken place.
Though it might not succeed with us, 1t
might crafty curiosity to make the TIL
al"
1.-THE following article is extracted from
the Journal OF an American who visited
Naples in January last.]
NAPLES.
The scenery of the Bay of Naples is o.
peculiar description. 1t has long Teen ceIe-
brated as the most beautiful IN toe worId-'t
rather deserves the ep,thet OF mag nihcrnt -
TIN. great bay penrtra,es the land rom The
ives, between the Capes Campanella on the
right. and Mleno on the left. Near The hrst
is Capri, ami not lar from the second IS ischIa,
two mountainous islands, which presents
such strong outlines IN every direction 'ha'
even when seen IRON he most distant paris
of the bay, they torn very important lea
lures in the picture. This noble sheet Of
water is enclosed by high shores winch pre-
sent scarcely less variety and onIdness OF
forms. Ridges of bills and mountains rise
/ higher and hIg her as they retire; and along
the eastern side the view Is often bounded by
the App, muses., which during some seasons
are Covered with snow. The mOnotOnous
; character usually incident TO very distant
scenery is thus quite prevented; though
large part OF the prospect 10 necessarily SO
| far removed that the land is OF deep blue
or purple, like a clou /; aud houses, villages,
forests aud cultivated field. are lost 10 The
eye.
The cle,rness OF the atmosphere, and the
brliancy oil colours in tue clouds 81 "uch
| celebrated, are probably not surpassed IN
any part OF the world. The weather Is Oh
! ten variable in winter, and long continued
series vi rains, cold winds, and MISTY |el-
archoly days is always expected But al
other seasons, the sky continues clear and
, the weather delightful Tor long time. Even
IN Inc "'n'ef' Se'eia' "eeA' '''
| enjoyed OF the finest weathe the atnos-
! phere is OF very uniform temperature, anu
SO GEAR '''a' "poie 0"' "'a' f ,.,".,
c'ooo oe''S s'e"' -,
| low that Italy surpasses the rest OF the wor'd
! IN his PA'"'u'"'o'
| "ea'her was ever seer, wa" VIC
ENJOY I'D autumn WI ii'e'' Joy - '"A
son are lar specimen u 'ne "os' ".'s"
iui Italian "ea'her' NC ''''''e"'e = VIA"
! The Climate 10 h'' 'u"JFe' " 'U ">4
Changes wy "'e""' '"P''
Das"' '"uee1 '''|'
never 81" ''e '''''' - 'e"' -,
o. "e'h !" ''' p''' W -,
co'S' VI aux iva W '''l :.
nave ste" n'''' '"'o''e ''' ''''
IN his na'''e 'o""' ""'' '"e ,0,
'"eu'y 'di"'e''' -" ~" OH
e0h'"r'' a'e .'.eS 0t'."'N ~ ~
ie'fAsu ~ ''' &c '''"s A"0' '"-~' ~
AaS'a'".
!" se'e'"' pans W '"e o'''
s'esao'e .''"' 70 III,
p'o"-o"''''e' '""s >, WV ~ Io..t,,
'"'y eh''o''' "'n VIZ"
| ol shoo'" >a"n' On 'o'"h "o1 rV
Oh ''e"' "no III 'o'9'"~''0" WV"
o"''u'"k'' '"e 'e''''eu e"'"'
'a''s' ~. @' ~ ~
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greater part seems subjected to AZ nnll
ieirupted succession of white stra@eu
crops. The consequence is, that notwith
standing the unexhaustible natural fert'l
ily, weeds every where abound, and the
barley and oats are such as would be
thou ght lightly of by good English far
mer; nor is the wheat and rye superior to
what we should esteem moderate pro
duee. In the course OF this journey, the
writer has been able to discover but one
new practice. A very intelligent farmer
living near Neuwied on the Rhine, shew-
cd regular plant of clover wing a
mong a rye crop, sown in manner, ne
said, he had often practiced with success;
namely. upon deep snow in the latter
end of winter. lie said, that with the
melting snow and attendant moisture, 1t
wa. sure to enter the ground, and to vege-
tate in a successful manner. Upon The
danger being suggested of its being des.
troyed by the subsequent alterations OF
weather and the spring frosts, he replied,
that in this very instance repeated viclssI-
tudss of frost and thaw had taken place.
Though it might not succeed with us, it
might crafty curiosity to make the tri-
al"
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by the brig Warbler, captain ChsS.v
from Malaga, we received Spanish Pa,-,,a
the 10Th September. Boa. Paiiuo,uu
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j. b. Nichols, Secretary,
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IMPORTANT.

New YORK, April 10 The editor of
tie NalIsnal Advocate has received by
The Lady's Delight, from his very arien.
tive correspondent al Curacao, regular
hles OF The Curacao Courani 10 H., IL l.,
March, letters of The same date, and tire
Curacao Price Current IAN impor,dn,
commercial documenD Of 10Th March.
ne Curacao papers contain an Iuier-
esting article from the GaZctlc Of Bogoia
OF The I'm January, by which it appears
MAJ the power OF Spain has nearly reach
Ell IT'S ia-i stage throughout the whole
provinces OF ) ,uIh America. The entire
ProViuce OF Cnrncn, the district, of AM
bato, Rlsbamba, Quaranda, AID the pro-
vince OF Rio de la Hacha, are now Jude
pendent, and form, or are on iIIe eve of
forming, integral parts Of that great infant
republic, now rearing lis majestic head IN
'hese extensive an fruitful regions. If,
saws the writer OF this article, he progress
OF Liberty in the year 1921, be as 'avora
bic as the preceding ore, there will be no
Spauiard found, a, HE etpitstiou thereof.
IN the whole territory f Columbia, aro,-
ed against The freedom of that country"
We have also. bv lls conveyance. a
proclamation Of the Chicf r. gido OF
Maracai DO, officially announcing The I'm
'.
with he repub!ic Of Columbia. Thi-
document is worthy Of men aspiring 10
The rank of freemPn--coucise. decided
and energetic. Oar Correspondent states
IN prIvaie letter, That The duties cp en-.
tering and clearing vessels in Maracay b B.,
since The declaration ~ lie Independence,
are reduced 100 per cent. The pairioi
general Urdoneta arrived al that pacs
from Grenada on The 9Th March with $50
men and II is supposed that there vii
Oe, IN the course Of one month, az least
1000 troops 10 defend Maracay DO against
any attack Of The Spariards.
Accounts from 81. Martha state, that
Commodore Au'y lately died al Baran.
qu'Ia, but The manner of his death was
differently reported. q IN. T.abutu. the
governor Of 81. Martha, during iis torn er
short lived Independence, was also said
TO have died at that place. Groat tram
GUILTY. reigned ia ST. Martha, and IN ev
cry other place belonging to The fepoblic,
where alsO considerable commerce wa
carried on With lie interior.
An ordinance Of tie Spanish Cories
had bFeI Communicated Ia tie Csptaiu
General OF The island Of Porto Rec, d.
recting him 10 abandon the use of all sub.
leTTaBcan dungeons and places injurious
10 health, existing III ibe prisons, barracks
and forts that all lie prisons shall be
'huaied so as 10 receive natural light -
hat no chains shall b. put upon Ire prs
'rers, aud that he instruments abicb
hav" hitherto been in use 10 afIlict and
'Tlure then be I0imediaiely drsiroysG
The Gag tie OF Bogota OF the 7iii Jan
outauG &c following iYitIligruce:
DEPARTMENT OF QUITO.
HE mayor Antonio Munos informs his
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INTERESTING FROM BRAZIL.
Extract of letter from a gentleman in
RIO de Janeiro 10 his friend in Wash
ington City, dated

Extract OF letter from a gentleman in
RIO de JaDeiro 10 his friend i'm Wash
iDgton City. dated
RIO DE JANEIRo, FEB 10.
III M. F. Wyesty has at last decided TO
send ms eldest son to Portugal with the Ii.
tie OF Constable, and MI powers TO errant an
amnesty and re-estsbhsh the royai authority.
ms defrmi@otaon tc0S made huown on tie
ON '"St. TO the Ministers of ENGLAND Aus
tf'", Prw@d, and Russia. as pepreSenfina.
mere. with the exception Ot France, lie high
dHied P0We'S, and hauing been more or isss
Engaged IN producing it. UaS soon afiey-
yards informed hat Tie Prince wonM hare
hIS as Soon as possible after the confinement
81 the Princes, whfch tcas expected to take
place on the l6M, and may non be Iooted for
eUery d1y On aSking phethey size wonM ac
compang her husband, I ,cas answered. thai.
u she insisted upon IL. The King youM not
oppose her wishes, Jn that he tcould retain,
he' chlidyen, as piedees 10 this country fo,
ne Permanencg Of The throne among Them.
Whaf effect, hos0eUer, The Revolution AT
BAHIA, Of uhich ne haze just heard. man
mare 1yOn these determinations, is not kuOp1
1Sthe hing has adopfed ihe measure ,eiuc.
tG"ify, he may seize tie first pretezt fer der
fogi"g ats execution and h4S thwart all HE
ddsd"fdgss Which Count Palmetto rrpecied
Tram it. Such, raytritnd, is lie LamertaJLf
state of things here. As early as The beg'in
n'"g Of December, 1t wds k,iomn here int
bohua lung upon thread and nothing has
0een done SINCE Mat to strengthen The bonds
'ch'ch unite the different parts IF This coup,.
Try. Ihe consequence as. that Bahia Shook
0D these feeble bOHdS on tie Sh instant. md
IS "o'o under a Pr0UiSionai government, which
proposes to recognize no other pol0ey bit
that Of The contribution Which is to be framed
for Portugal.
The Rerolufion tcas brought aJom by tic
PoFt"gmSe TegimeHtS and oniy cost TIC HrPS
NJ a fer madDen. who endearorcd 10 check
AZ. TIE King Governor, count Pai,nas,
vGS ca'Ied TO preside oUey he neviy formed
government, bm dsc'iaed on the grOum Of
IRE oath Which he had tokeH 20 Ills Wajestg.
Jhe hitler msmbers IF the gotsrumcat wers,
~ IS sad, chiJay Iawyeys, ard men hnopn for
Meir talents.
Since hearing Of Ibis Revolution, a consi.
aera6te anxiety begins 10 manifest Itself here
INT apathy has become so haJituat state.
haf tie King will. IL isSapp0sed, snferh,Dl
SELF TO be surprised here, as he has been
eisewhere.
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Ia ths, Of England, The revolution wi be
one day styled the fortunate revolution !;
and the men who Inundated
Mr.. Duhamet and Sererai reices on tke
right " Taeir King. their King, who I'M
III lated their King"
The President IF He Chamber" Our
rules forbid Interruption; Il Is iucompa-
iible with self respect"
Mr.. Manuel r,suming his phrase
=" france viii pay the t,ihu'c of adn,ira
ton 10 those VIM imn dated
a cry on the right again The Kius!"
Nj. Manuel =" those who inundated
their fortunes aud their lives To snatch
France HON Despotism and give her Il
berry. -(Bfav"! bravo cn the ieit-a
lively sensation on all sides am accus-
Ell ut having menaced the government, ::
! must ,hen believe that, un,lcr present
c,rcuWs'aucs To ask Tor The Reform ut
abuses L. to menace the goveInu, |.
Is a crime not 10 wish Ia leave every
ih'nS IN lis present staie-no, Ia respect
The system al pulri,al see"saw. whirh IN
thr eyes o' the Munster, ~ a sublime
'nventinn In fine, To sperk cf our iiber
lies. Is 20 attack the government"
Such dangerous language is held in
t;dn'e. aud Is received With loud cheers
aud congratulations, al The very moment
We allies are assembling their armies t.
crush lft" rAyoiuf inn ~, NorIes
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TRIAL OF I'D. G. CAsTILANo.


NORFOLK. April i2.--Tbe trial of Josfph
DenGr Gdrcid CdstiianO, Que of the tw o Spsn-
iasds charged with the murder of Peter
LGgdadete, in this Borough, on the 10th
March, came on yesterday before The Supe.
rlor Court for Norfolk county, which csm-
meBced its session at Portsmouth on Tuesday
last: The court room was crowded TO over
Rowing at an early hour.
Eighteen witnesses were examined OIL the
part Of the prosecution, which was conducted
with great ability by General Robert Il Tan.
Tor, MIR. NiinmO the Attorney fof the Com.
mnnwealtb, being too much udisp Ospd to dis
charge the duiy.-After az eloquent speech of
abont two hours. iu which iIe summed tin
all the evidence IN the cause. Gep Taylor vas
answered by Albert dHniand aud UiLfaR Mar
,ccH, Esq, Council fOr tue prisoners.
Tie defiance occupied more than three hours
aud was managed with all Tie ingenuity aud
zeal which the nature of the case would ad.
Jiit of or Che humanity Of the counsel could
Inspire. After an able charge from Judge
Parker, the Jury retIeda little before IL o.
cock ant ia about ten Minutes, came into
cOnrt With verdict GUILTY OF MUIR.
DER IN THE FIRST DEGREE" The
prisoner heard Ills sentence sithnnt emotion
ard was thee escorted 10 his rrt.ou.
TIE tial Of MtgRst PhiiD Garcia. will AXE
place to.tnCfrow Bcgcou.
AprH Is On "Wednesday last CANE ~. be-
.oft tue Superior Court 81 Lev fnr Soffnlk
county, JUDGE PARKfR presifin,. the tF.ai0f
Joseph Carcio. al.a Dcmm Joscgh Garcia Cas.
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