The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-03

t.eH ueStaY ilo.!ag 70. Lte pui pose o. gr..g
"a Iancelnt one of ,he Csnaty i.les. LEY
we're abou, two miles from the shore. The wa
TER was 50 smooth thai The schooner had hui
little motion. Tie wind was on tie boats guar
-te,. blow lns a fresh breeze Of sbouta Knots, hdt
moi snficrnt TO excite alarm. u "a Possible, Dot
highly improbable. That the persons IN me boat
were lost. Witness confessed iltat he should
NOT have liked To have been Ia the ooat. iliete
we're u or Is persons. They len Las Damns
A,pentinas in the night. When he last saw them
ihrv were about a quarter OF a mile distant. 1hey
cried from the boat thai she was leaking. MIR.
Talleur and Mr.. pierson we're the only passen.
gers in the Carraboo. There were some articles
Of silver On board lie Cafaboo, which beipg
produced ia Court. witness identified. They
were marked F.. Prisoner took them to HIM
self. A sale was made of the baggage aud the
articles brought from the Carraboo. Prisoner
purchased the plate AT this sale. All purchases
we're charged in an account book, kept by wit
ness, against the several purchasers.
The Arguments If Counsel for the Crown, and
in deience Of the prisoner, being closed, the Ju-
~ retired, and in a few minutrs returned with
a verdict against the prisoner Of Gully.
The prisoner was remanded TO prison, and
brought up the next forenoon to receive tbe
sentence ofthe law. lie addressed the Court
in English, at some length. III eStenuation OF hrs
crime. The sentence of death was pronounc-
ed and he wa ordered for execution on Satur-
day.
The same day, Tuesday the 23d, the parties
indicted with josef Lazaro Buysan, were ar
raigned al the bar of the court and put upon
their trial, as was also Jose Marine aud Manu-
ell Gonzales, parties concerned The evidence,
with little variation. , as 4 recapiiulaiion oithat
adduced the previous day. The Juries, as IN
the former case, retired for a few minutes, When
they returned a similar verdict against all OF the
parties but Honolin Jose, who was acquitted II
having been proved that he had been compel
led to serve in Las Damas Argentnas. Pope
Gonzales, in consequence of his youth, " )
strongly recommended to lie mercifnl consider
alton ofthe Court, Sentence Of death was then
pronounced by line Court on The several cIiml-
nails, who were ordered for execution-th the ten
FIRST named, for Saturday between the hours of
10 and 4 aud The remaining ten FOR Monday
next, between the same hours.
On Wednesday, the 9th, the following per
sons, implicated equally with those condemned
the previous da, were brought before the Court,
and arraigned-viz
.1ifred Cooper. UifIi1m Ogle, Ptter White,
Neil NNed Daaiet HoiiaHd jhomas HeaHs-
So, lillian Philips, WiHtdm Haaton, Joseph
Fleming.
Although the evidence in The case of these
prisoners elected some redeeming ~circumstan-
ees, yet the fact of their being accomplices ia
the crime with which they were ehatged was
clearly established on the testimony adduced il
the previous cases. The Jury, after an af'sense
of "a few minutes, returned "a verdict Of Gully
against the prisoners, recommended William
Ogle, from his youth, 10 the mercy OF the
Court.-Sentenc of death was pronounced, to
he carried into execution on Tuesday, 30ih in
slant,
u Josef L0snro BugsoU, with the ten PEI
sons frst named IN the indictment IN which he
was arraigned. expiated their offence this fore
noon, agrerably TO the sentence of the law