Horrible.
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Murders by .Negroes-.A murderer burnt.
The Picayune of The 9th lust, gives the
particulars of series of murders in the
neighborhood of Natchez, by two runaway
negroes, and violence done to females, whom
they captured and took into the woods. One
of the murdered men was named Noah Har
rlnston, another George Todd, and a third,
maze not given. The negroes were finally
tracked, and one of them taken; the other
escaped, fer the time being, it is thought with
a 'uct or two in him. The negro taken
confessed to the deeds, to his captors, when it
wassdeliberately resolved that the negro should
elnnnt alive. The: .:captors were worse than
thesgnolant murderer. The terrible scene
is thus described by the Free Trader:


he boy was taken and chained to a tree
Immediately on the bank Of the Mississippi.
on what is called Union Point Faggots
wee then collected and piled around him, to
whch he appeared quite Indifferent. When
thework was completed, he was asked what
he .ad to say. He then warned all to take
xarPle by him, and asked the prayers of all
ardnd. He then called for drink of water,
winch was handed to him; he drank it, and
SAT- sNow set 6re--I am ready to 90 in
pefe!' The torches were lighted, and placed
in he pile, which soon.ignited. He watched
uunoved the curling flame as it grew, until it
BEGAN to twine itself around and feed upon
his body; then he sent forth cries of agony
ntul TO the ear, begging some one to blow
hIbra'ns out, at the same time struggling with
almost s"perhuman strength, until the staple,
via which the chain was fastened to the tree,
(nff being well secured,) drew out, and he
le;Ped fIom the burning pile. At that mo-
m 2Sss1s sharp ring of several rifles was heard
'a'.fs the BODY OF the negro fell corpse OH the
,b1nd 1b2sna e ae,,n was picked up by some two or
sued hot vestige remaining to show wfiirat
s,A being ever existed"


| yellow FEvER.-We understand that
| cntleman Just from Havana, reports Yellow


hver as beginning to prevail there, and also


tat one or two cases had appeared at Key
| ast, supposed to be brought from HAVANA


elFow Fever has appeared at Vera Cruz and


'ampico, from the superabundance OF rain


tat has lately fallen, it is believed that Charles


D is now in condition to afford nutriment
1sthe disease, should it once be Introduced


1one us.


| 8WEArHER.-We have had two days with
but rain, though both were not without threats
! bfthunder squalls We may now calculate on
air weather.-Char. Mercury.


| JPEAcHEs.--Ripe peaches have already


Jade their appearance in the Charleston mar
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