runaway negro who must have been in the barn when Mr,
Garrison entered, and on his attempting to secure the
ee oe Cn, eee ee
negro, —h
SC, 6-15- 1825 (2/he)
runaway negro who must have been in the barn when Mr.
Garrison entered, and on his attempting to secure the
|_negroy_he-received_the fatal_blows.!'—COURIER, Charleston, |
§C,6-15-1825 (2/he)
runaway negro who mst have been in the barn when Mr,
Garrison entered, and on his attempting to secure the
nepro, he received the fatal blows," COURIER, Charleston,
SC,6-15-1825 (2/lie)
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5 Lav e WILLIAM
"Pendleton, S. C., July 13, 1825=A negro fellow named.
William, the property of Mr. Cokergee, of thestate of
Georgia, was found guilty of the murder of Mr, ‘eter
Garrison, late of Greenville district; and, agreeable
to the sentence of the Court, was burnt on the first
instant, near Greenville, S. C," NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,
Washington, D. C, August 2, 1825 (3/h.)
"Cheraw, June 10, 1825-MURDER.-We learn from an abstract
letter to the editors of the COLUMBIA TELESCOPE, that Mr,
Peter Garrison, a respectable farmer of Greenville Dist-
rict, was inhumanly murdered on the 20th ulte, in his
barn, where he had taken shelter from a heavy rain, He
was stabbed in his breast and the back of his neck, From
circumstances it is supposed the act was committed by a
Slave WILLIAM
"Pendleton, S. C., July 13, 1825-4 negro fellow named
William, the property of Mr, Cokergee, of thestate of
Georgia, was found guilty of the murder of Mr, ‘eter
Garrison, late of Greenville’ district; and, agreeable
to the sentence of the Court, was burnt on the fir:
instant, near Greenville, S, 0." NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,
Washington, D. C. August 2, 1825 (3/h.)
"Cheraw, June 10, 1825=MURDER,-We learn from an abstract
letter to the editors of the COLUMBIA TELESCOPE, that Mr.
Peter Garrison, a respectable farmer of Greenville Dist-
rict, was inhumanly murdered on the 20th ulte,y in his
barn, where he had taken shelter from a heavy rain, He
was stabbed in his breast and the back of his neck, From
circumstances it is supposed the act was committed by a
an abstract,
at
chara, ie io, * 183 25-MUR from
letter to the editore of the COLUMBIA TELESCOPE, that Mrs
Peter Garrison, a respectable farmer of Greenville Dist~
rict, was inhumanly mrdered on the 20th ult, in his
barn, where he had taken shelter froma heavy rain,
was stabbed in his breast and the back of his neck,
circumstances it is supposed the act was committed by a
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