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march after the rebels through the Jerseys; to Col. Har-

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ed to take

a] Hours, it was

the releni/ess Murderer
could be prevailed upon to indulge his afflicted Father
So far as to permit him to bury the Body. Does not this

(to use a Phrase of William Livingston’s, the Usurper of |

the Government of New-Jersey) “Out-barbarize all the y
Bar barities in History 1”? -

EARLE te cs LES

“This Day is published “An Act to prohibit all Inter.
C es of. New-Hampshire, ‘Massa-
nd, Connecticut, New-York, New-
the three lower Counties on
irginia, North-Carolina, South-
, during the Continuance of the

in the said Colonies respectively.
—New York Gazette and Weekly Mercury, October at; 1777.

On Tuesday last a party of Hessians, under the com-
mand of Count Donop, crossed the river Delaware, and
proceeding to Haddonfield, took Possession of a quantity

of rebel stores, and sent them to this city ;—the next

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PE ER ar ee ree,

Two slaves hanged Burlington, NJ, June pik TOO.

"we have from Burlington a most melancholy account of the death
of a boy five years old last week who hanged himself on the
stake of a fence with a rope he had been playing with in the
yard, He was first discovered by means of the crying of a
younger child: ' Brother won' t speak to me," Tis thought

that the abundance of discourse he had heard of the late
execution of negroes for piosoning, had filled his mind and

put him on immitating what he hd heard was done, not knowing
the danger. ,t is said that he dreamt much of that execution the
night before and telling his dream in tne monmning added: And

I shall die today,* which was not then regarded."

GAZETTE, Boston, Massachusetts, Juen 26, 1738

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Containers:
Box 24 (2-Documentation of Executions), Folder 17
Resource Type:
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Description:
Unknown executed on 1777-10-27 in New Jersey (NJ)
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Date Uploaded:
July 2, 2019

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