For the Regist,
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MR. EDIroR.-In your paper of Wednesday last, "One who Signed the Petition for the reprieve of two negroes that were sentenced to be hung for bur- eary, makes the inquiry, why the conditions of the reprieye has not been complied with.

 For his information, and to avert the tendency which his communication may have upon the minds of the community beg leave to state. through the same medium, that far the individual is concern ed, (whom he very unjusty audes to) the condition was compled with two months since--the negro having been sent of, which fact he might easily have ascertained by inquiry His communication is there- fore unjust because he refers to one of the names only, who has s.lflsd tse pledge -fany there was, and the other two owners (instead of one, as he s,a,esI have moi. .it 4ff, JUSTICE.