The Mrs. Robinson Tragedy*jj- eorrri|ioinicmo of The Democrat.•d Saw Lick. Fob. 25, 1809.18 j Eds. Democrat Sonic days since, a i neighbor handed men copy of your piper,! ami in reading it I was very much iur-||.1 prised at the Account which it contained 11 in reference to tho death of Mrs. Mary 1 (llobinsou, and knowing that you did not ; I desire to do injustice to any one, 11 I thought \ would write yon, and give youthe facts as they actually occurred.I have been acquainted with both Mrs. Hobinson and Mr. Uetijntnin Posejr forij many years, and from the high estiuia* w Itioii in wldeli I always held him, I was j c‘ surprised to see that you accused him fur ; the death of Mrs. lioliinsnii. I huvo made ]* diligent inquiries. and I do not CdriHdcr j 3* 1 that lie was in any way to blame for that sad occurrence. Tho fuels are, ns near »g as I can learn, ns follows Mrs. liobiu-l« I son was the mother-in-law of Mr. I’oscy.1 and us such enjoyed, lint freu u.«o of Ids i «•! Iimisc, and such comforts n* his moderate TC , circumstances permitted him to proride bo lot her. lor mntiy years. Klio had other o* relatives, rqutilljr ns nonr as Mr. Posoy, be living in the neighborhood. She was an 'g uM lddy whose services wero in frequent re i demand among the neighbors, and she ir 1 had pniisequclitljr hremmvso much in the' Lftbit (I going a:;J »-.um'ng at hnr lt;.*fl‘.