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C.sslies few days sgo, in rela.
ls - matter related b%low. The
wsiasr was ma esrt.in. but II. oogiy ssspec.ed
walker of aiding the negroes. Il appears
ihat Walker lived at Pensacsla sons ten years,
end doriag The ~hole Of .h., tims was io,imass
wiah aegrsss, took .hsm to bis table as meals,
~hils bis children waited Upon them He
was also very d<vout as Chris'ian. and thus
Imposed on many worthy mon. But at last.
there waa 90 much excitement against him,
.bat be let tho 2i.ce aud took his family home
70 Massachusetts. He again lately re-appsar-
cd at Pensacola, aud stole of with tho seven
negroes, as shswn below:


Faonx KEr WEsr.-By the u. S. Matt
schooner, b. F. Sherwood, Capt. Axw"r,hy.
We received the Key West Light Of the Reef
Of tho 18th inst.


By the following article. from the Light Of
the Reel, II will be ssen thai the Florida ue-
gro robber hAs been caught with the seven Nc
gsosa in his possession, and he il 10 be sent
to Pensacola 10 be dealt with ~ his crime
deserves.


Mons Runaway NxcRoEs cAuonr.-
On the 9th inst, Richard Roberts, Of tho sloop
Eliza Catharins. discovered boat Of suspi-
ci"us appearance ~i,h seven oegroes on board.
Upon having hailed her. they were answssed
from St. Joseph, bound to Cape Florida, and
wa nted water, and requested ,o he supplied.
Whereupon the mate OF tho sloop was told 10
jump into the sloop aud make her fast, sus-
pectiug them to be runaway slaves. The
~hits man ~1o had charge of Ihs boat srd ne:
gross, was Induced to come Is B0ss0s IT rts<
rlooP under = promise Of being taken 70 Cape
Florida and on being interrogaisd gavs his


name a. Jonathan Walker, end said be Nas
emPloysd by two men, the owners Of aho No


groes. to convey shem 10 Cspe Ftssida, for the
purpose Of selecting land for their o~ners.
Upon questioning the nsarsss, sbsy said
the man ia the boat WIS their owner. Thsi,
statement not agreeing with that Of the white
man. Capt. kobesis was inds.~sd to detaiu
them on board for The purpose Of briuxinx theu
to Key West for sxasninaiion, we'll knowing
that fsv hours Of liberty would have placed
them beyond the reach of such exauina,i.u
I" in passage Of twelve hours they could
have rseched Nassau, Ne~ Providence.
Capt. Roberts having made known his de-
tsrmins,ion to bring ihem to .his place. Jona-
than Walker, the while man, confessed him.
ssif su aboliti"nist from Massachusetts and
thss he had Induced the negroes to runaway
ffom Pensacola. Upon arriving at KEY West
on the 9Th in's, he ~ss given Up 10 The civil
authorities and committed 70 prison to await
his tsisl st tho next term Of the Superior Conri
for Monroe.