tmark timet to the Meeting house, and, arm in arm, turned ©
up the street in that direction, While crossing the street
the sergeant of the guard. commanded the sentinel to fire,
which he accordingly did, and unfortunately, lodged eight
_-buck—shot_or_slugs_in_and_ immediately above the ankle of —
one of the gentlemen, Mr, William McWilliams, The REGISTER
observes ha "the wound was of a dangerous natu asan it
The ay ene deonse O'Ferrell, and the sentinel, Edvard
Newby, were committed to jail, Since the above was in type
We ‘ q
| on Monday last before a called Court, and acquitted."
| AMERICAN AND COMMERCIAL DAILY ADVERTISER, Baltimore, Md.,
Nov. 6, 182) (1:6,)
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tmark time! to the Meeting house, and, arm in arm, turned
up the street in that direction, While crossing the street
they_were_ordered_several times_to stop = but not obeying
the sergeant of the guard commanded the sentinel to fire,
which he accordingly did, and unfortunately, lodged eight
one of the gentlemen, Mr, William McWilliams, The REGISTER
observes that ‘the wound was of a dangerous nature,‘and it
was—not—certain whether_amputation might be dispensed with
The sergeant, George O'Ferrell, and the sentinel, Edward
Newby, were committed to jail, Since the above was in type
we—have—been—informed_that_O!Ferrell and Newby were tried
Wi
on Monday last before a called Court, and acquitted."
AMERICAN AND COMMERCIAL DAILY ADVERTISER, Baltimore, Md.,
Nove 6, 182) (1:6.)
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tmark timet to the Meeting house, and, arm in arm, turned
up the street an that direction, While crossing the |
-they-were_ord veral times to stop = but
the sergeant of the guard commanded the sentinel to Ae
which he aly did, and unt Lodged etgnt
ie lugs_in_and i above the anil
one of the gentlemen, Mr, William McWilliams, The TEGISTER
observes that "the wound was of a dangerous nature, tand it
dispensed with,
The See cceiael O'Ferrell, and an sentinel, Edvard
| Newty, vere comitted to jail. Since the above was in type
on penne last before a called Court, and acquitted,"
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-SPROUCE, Hudson 12~10-182);
"10-28-182)-Hudson Sprouce, whose removal from Charlottes-
ville to Harrisonburg, for trial, on the charge of having
murdered Susan Sproucey.e,has, we.are informed, been con-
victed of the crime and received the sentence of death, He
is to be executed in Harrisonburg .on Dec. 10, 182), The
last Rockingham paper relates a melancholy occurrence, whicl
-has grown out of the removal of Sprouce to that town, From
the character of the prisoner it was deemed necessary to
place a guard over him at the jail, A sentinel on duty,ra-
ther full of the importance of his business, hailed on Sun-
day evening, the 16th inst. two young gentlemen whe were on
their way to Methodist meeting, and bringing them to, under
the point of the bayonet, commanded them,to 'mark time,!
Considering the conduct of the sentinel as nothing more tha
a jest, the young gentlemen carelessly replied they would
| SPROUCE, Hudson 12-10-1862),
"10-28-182)-Hudson Sprouce, whose removal from Charlottes-
ville to Harrisonburg, for trial, on the charge of having
murdered Susan Sprouce,...has, we are informed, been con-
victed of the crime and received the sentence of death, He
is to be execyted in Harrisonburg.on Dec. 10, 182. The
last Rockingham paper relates a melancholy occurrence, whicl
has grown out of the removal of Sprouce to that town, From
the character of the prisoner it was deemed necessary to
place a guard over him at the jail, A sentinel on duty,ra-
ther full of the importance of his business, hailed on Sun-
day evening, the 16th inst. two young gentlemen whe were on
their way to Methodist meeting, and bringing them to, under
the point of the bayonet, commanded them,.to 'mark time.!
Considering the conduct of the sentinel as nothing more thay
a jest, the young gentlemen carelessly replied they would
SPROUCE, Hudson 12-10-1862),
"10-28-182l-Hudson Sprouce, whose removal from Charlottes-
ville to Harrisonburg, for trial, on the charge of having
murdered Susan Sprouce,,.,has, we are informed, been con-
victed of the crime and received the sentence of death, ie
is to be executed in Harrisonburg on Dec. 10, 182, The
last Rockingham paper relates a melancholy occurrence, whic!
has grown out of the removal of Sprouce to that town, From
the character of the prisoner it was deemed necessary to
place a guard over him at the jail, A sentinel on duty,ra-
ther full of the importance of his business, hailed on Sun-
day evening, the 16th inst, two young gentlemen whe were on
their way to Methodist meeting, and bringing them to, under
the point of the bayonet, commanded them to 'mark times!
Considering the conduct of the sentinel as nothing more thal
a jest, the young gentlemen carelessly replied they would
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