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Slave executions, South Carolina (7), 179.

The following is from the SOUTH CAROLINA GAZETTE, C,arles-
ton, SC, 10-30-1719 (2:2): "The horrid practice of
poisoning white people, by the neBroes, has lately become
so common, that within a few days past, several executions
have taken place in different part the Country by burn-
ing, gibbeting, hanging, etc,"

Same article PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, 11/23/1749

Slave executions, South Carolina Goa alien

The following is from the SOUTH CAROLINA GAZETTE, Cyarles-
ton, SC, 10-30-17)9 (2:22): "The horrid practice of
poisoning white people, by the negroes, has lately become
so common, that within a few days past, several executions
have taken place in different part vid the Country by burn=
ing, gibbeting, hanging, etc."

Same article PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, 11/23/17)9

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