MICHEL, Slave
(Not confirmed.)
"at a Court of two Magistrates and five Freeholders, con=
vened at Charleston (SC), Michel, a black fellow, owned
by Mr. Ganvier, was convicted of the charge of setting
fire to his master's house in Meetin St. on the night of
the 5th ult. (2-5-1826), The Court have determined that
he shall be hung, and the sentence carried into execu-
tion on the second Friday in April next (April 1), 1826)"
REGISTER AND NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTE, Raleigh, NC, Mar.
Gs 1826 (1230)
MICHEL, Slave
(Not confirmed.)
Wat a Court of two Magistrates and five Freeholders, con=
vened at Charleston (SC), Michel, a black fellow, owned
by Mr. Ganvier, was convicted of the charge of setting
fire to his master's house in Meetin St. on the night of
the Sth ult. (2-5-1826). The Court have determined that
he shall be hung, and the sentence carried into execu-
tion on the second Friday in April next (April 1h, 1826)"
REGISTER AND NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTE, Raleigh, NC, Mar.
7, 1826 (1236)
MICHEL, Slave
(Not confirmed.)
"At a Court of two Magistrates and five Freeholders, con-
vened at Charleston (SC), Michel, a black fellow, owned
by Mr. Ganvier, was convicted of the charge of setting
fire to his master's house in Meetin St. on the night of
the Sth ult. (2-5-1826). The Court Bare cetarasned that
he shall be hung, and the sentence carri
0 execu=
tion on the second Friday in April next Ciel 1h, 1626)"
REGISTER AND NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTE, Raleigh, NC, Mar.
7, 1826 (1:30)
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