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Thoughts of condemned innocent man, on


the eve of the time appointed for his exc


cution, from Sayings and Doings,' by COL


BURN.


"To die, he was prepared-he could sin
gle out no action of his life, as they passed IN
review before him, to which he could conscien-
tiously appropriate the name OF CRIME, except
the late, the dreadful deed with winch ne
stood charged-of which he had been conVic-
tcd-Hc prayed, and prayed tor tortltude 20
bear his lot like a man; but the horror, the
worldly horror, of being killed OH a public
scaffold by the public executioner, glared up
! on him, and overcome that serenity and peace