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HENRY McCURREy. Tins unfortunate man,
faund gnliyand condemne d 10 death forthe murder
of Paul Roux visited in his CELL Saturday
ing last, by sheriff Tracey. accompanied by +.
Pinkney, ESQ., for the purpose OF informing him OF the
period designated by the Governor for his execution We
have heretofore stated that McCurrey, under the advise
en and instruction of the Rev MIR. Coskery. OF the
Catholic Church. had given evidence Of his resig nation
10 death; and his deTeanor hearing the announce
OF the day fixed tor his execution, gave further proof
Of the fact When told that the visit for the purpose
of officially informing him Of the action OF the Governor
designating day for bis execution, McCurrey hung bis
hoad crossed his hands upon his lap and sank heavily
ia his seat. The warrant reed, and Sheriff Tracey
taking him erdely by the hand remarked to him that
he should not see him again probably. till they should
meet designated by the warrant tho 27h june, ad
vised him prepcrs himself by devotion God The
occasions assured him that he would attend the fulfil
mont oil the requirements the law in person. obvate
any unpleasant cxcitenen end gave nim such counsel
became the duty Of merciu and kind minister Of the
law. During this 1me McCurrey raised his head but
once and nardiby to be breathing forth prayer
10 Heaven. When M. Tracey and Mr.. Pinkney
about TO leave, he raised himself up appeared cheerful
and told them he ready to the requirements OF
the law. Though pressed down by reflections OF the
mode which he is from time to eernity,we
his spirit, stayed by divine grace may reman in
state prepared Tor Heaven BGhinofe Clipper ydnH7


