THOS. GARRETT.

Unfortunately all the notice that the record contains of the two

passengers referred to, is in the following words: "Two cases not

written out for want of time."

The "boys" alluded to as having been "found" &c., were free-born, but

had been kidnapped and carried south and sold.

Three days after the above letter, the watchful Garrett furnished

further light touching the hair-breadth escape of the two that he had

written about, and at the same time gave an interesting account of the

efforts which were made to save the poor kidnapped boys, &c.

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