"Yesterday the Assize for this county ended
when three negroes received sentence of death
‘for housebreaking." MARYLAND GAZETTE, Annapo-~_
tis, Maryland, Sept. 12, 175k. . a
"two of the negroes who were condemned at our
County Assizes last week for breaking open a
meat-house having been recommended to His
Excellency the Governor for mercy have recei-«=
ved his pardon, But the other one we hear is
to be executed tomorrow," MARYLAND GAZETTE,
Annapolis, MD 9=19-175l..e co
"Yesterday the Assize for this county ended
when three negroes received sentence of death
for housebreaking.” MARYLAND GAZETTE, Annapo-~
lis, Maryland, Sept. 12, 175.
"two of the negroes who were condemned at our
County Assizes last week for breaking open a
meat-house having been recommended to His
Excellency the Governor for mercy have recei~
ved his pardon, But the other one we hear is
to be executed tomorrow," MARYLAND GAZETTE,
Annapolis, MD 9=-19-175l.e hie
"Yesterday the Assize for this county ended
when three negroes received sentence of death
for housebreaking." MARYLAND GAZETTE, Annapo-~
lis, Maryland, Sept. 12, 175h.
"pwo of the negroes who were condemned at our
County Assizes last week for breaking open a
meat-house having been recommended to His
Excellency the Governor for mercy have recei~
ved his pardon, Sut the other one we hear
to be executed tomorrow," MARYLAND GAZETTE,
Annapolis, MD 9=19-175.
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Leann 1754) Negroes Pompéy, Sambo and Jack were
condemned to death ‘in Anne Arundel (Md) for entering a
storehouse and stealing fifty pounds of bacon and ten
gallons of rum, As Sambo was young, and might, in the
Opinion of the Council, have been influenced by his fa-
ther, Pompeys he ue Jack were poorest but ne was
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condemned to death ‘in Anne Arundel (Md.) for entering a
storehouse and stealing fifty pounds of bacon and ten
gallons of rum. As Sambo was young, and might, in the
Opinion of the Council, have been influenced by his fa-
ther, Pompey, he ne O Se were pare but, Eom was
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