_Comprises those prisoners who were discharged after their arrest by the Committee of Vigilance, the testimony against them not being sufficient to bring them to trial._
─────────────┬──────────────────┬────────┬───────────────────────────── _Prisoners │ _Owners’ Names._ │_Time of│ _How Disposed of._ Names._ │ │Commit._│ ─────────────┼──────────────────┼────────┼───────────────────────────── Hercules │— Clark │ June 20│ Discharged, June 28 Jim │J. H. Ancrum │ 22│ do. 25 Sandy │H. P. Holmes │ 25│ do. 26 Lemon │— Houston │ 23│ do. 25 Rob. Nesbitt │A free man │ July 3│ do. July 5 Patrick │Mrs. Datea │ 4│ do. 6 Thomas │S. Magwood │ 5│ do. 8 Charles │F. G. Deliesseline│ 8│ do. 10 William │— Adger │ 10│ do. 20 Smart │Mrs. Ward │ do. │ do. 27 Mungo │Wm. Lowndes │ 11│ do. 20 Thomas │A. Lord │ do. │ do. 13 Bob │— Hibben │ 13│ do. 27 Albert │Thos. Ingles │ 15│ do. 17 Jim │— Happoldt │ do. │ do. 29 John │— Gates │ do. │ do. 〃 Charles │— Hasell │ do. │ do. 〃 James │— Dowling │ 17│ do. 〃 Prince │ do. │ do. │ do. 〃 Billy │— Fordham │ 20│ do. 25 Ben │— Cammer │ 22│ do. 27 William │— Cromwell │ do. │ do. 〃 Stephen │— Harper │ 26│ do. 〃 Louis │John Gell │ July 18│ do. July 20 Pompey │John Bryan │ Aug. 5│ do. August 5 ═════════════╧══════════════════╧════════╧═════════════════════════════
Number of Prisoners executed 35 Number of Prisoners respited until the 25th October, 1822, with a view to the commutation of their punishment 12 Number of Prisoners sentenced to be transported by their owners under direction of the City Council 21 Number of Prisoners sentenced to be transported beyond the limits of the State 1 Number of Prisoners acquitted, propriety of transportation suggested to their owners, and those whose masters have agreed to transport without trial 9 Number of Prisoners acquitted and discharged by the Court 27 Number of Prisoners acquitted and discharged by Committee of Vigilance 25 ——— Whole number arrested 131
_Respectfully submitted by_ FRED. WESNER, THO. D. CONDY, THO. NAPIER, SAMUEL _Com. of BURGER, EDWARD P. SIMONS, Vigilance_
_9th July, 1822._—_JACK, a slave, belonging to Paul Pritchard, commonly called GULLAH JACK, and sometimes COUTER JACK, was brought up, and, sentence pronounced by_ L. H. KENNEDY, _Presiding Magistrate_.