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THr FATE OF AARON BURR's DAUGH.


7Ee.-Eyery one who knows aught Of the


history Of Aaron Burr, must recolIect the
MYSTERIOUS death of his only daughter, the


vie Of a lormer Governor OF South Caro-.


ai. She lett Charleston ia brig for


N.g York, as was said with a large a.


ns1nt Of money and plate; but the brig
aeger reached that port, nor was il ever


aeard ot. Tears passed away, when a sailor


% Maine, on his eeaih-bed, confessed to
lave been one Of the crew OF the brig, and
that the passengers were all murdered for
their money. Some few weeks since a
sailor ID Mobile died with a similar confess
sion, and We find in the New Orleans Cres-
cent CITY Of ihes2nd instant, the following
paragraph concerning the same matter:-


- gentleman from Texas-an old and
valued friend, and one whose yeracity is
anlmfeachable-inlorms us that an old sal


'I recently died At Matagorda, who made
llil Confession Of number Of piracies in
@hch ne had been engaged, and stated tha,
ie was one Of the crew of the vessel which
salIed from Charleston, with Mrs Aston on
BOARD. When three days out, a consulia.
lon was held, and it was determined that
'ae passengers should be robbed and mur-
lesed. The work Of death commenced,
aal al were killed, Mrs. Aston being the
,l' !, l'lvicilm who was made to walk the plank.
iief image, he said, was always before
lm' and he could not die without confess
,as lhe horrid deed. The closing scene Of
as ne was horrible in the extreme-hc
il'ed with MISUNDERSTANDING There
mere she is now - see her standing be-
.ore me mel-away-away Boston States