Nelson, NC, Undated

not hear the evidence, but the jury, after a short delibera
tion, returned a verdict of Guilty..." ee Raleigh,
NC, October 5, 1839 (321)

bones

Sntence commuted for eo pera tote ate Raleigh,
1-10-1810 (3-))

not hear the evidence, but the jury, after a short deliberal
tion, returned a verdict of Guilty..." HUG IST EE Raleigh,
NC, October 5, 1839 (3:1)

S,ntence commuted for transportation, REGISTER, Raleigh,
y=10-18)0 (3-1)

not hear the evidence, but the jury, after a short deliberal
tion, returned a verdict of Guilty..." REGISTER, Raleigh,
NC, October 5, 1839 (3:1)

S,ntence commuted for transportation, TEISTER, Raleigh,
BLO (3-h)

1810 (3-4)

Slave NELSON Oo

(Need confirmations)

"RESPITEs NELSON, a Slave, who was to have been hung

last Friday, has been respited by Gov. DUDLEY, until the >
second Friday in January next. A large crowd assembled to
'see the SHOW, and, of course, went home disappointed. We
thought some of them seemed as sorrowful, as the little x&x
girl mentioned by DEAN SWIFT, whom, having met in the road
sobbing most bitterly, he asked her the cause of her trou-
ble. 'Why,' said she, 'T have walked seven miles to see

a man hung, and they've pardoned him." REGISTER, Raleigh,

North Carolina, November 9, 1839 (3:3)

"SUPERIOR COURT, = 0,, Wednesday, Nelson, a slave, the pro=
perty of M's, Wilkins of this County,was tried for the
murder of Gabriel, the property of B njamin Ward, We did

| Slave NELSON hg

(Need confirmation.) |

"RESPITEs NELSON, a Slave, who was to have been hung

last Friday, has been respited by Gov. DUDLEY, until the
second Friday in January next, A large crowd assembled to
see the SHOW, and, of course, went home disappointed. We
thought some of them seemed as sorrowful, as the little x%J
girl mentioned by DEAN SWIFT, whom, having met in the road
sobbing most bitterly, he asked her the cause of her trou-
ble, 'Why,' said she, 'I have walked seven miles to see

a man hung, and they've pardoned him," REGISTER, Raleigh,
North Carolina, November 9, 1839 (3:3)

"SUPERIOR COURT, = 0,, Wednesday, Nelson, a slave, the pro-
perty of M's, Wilkins of this County, was tried for the
murder of Gabriel, the property of B njamin Ward, We did

| Slave NELSON
(Need confirmation.)
"RESPITE NELSON, a Slave, who was to have been m
last Friday, has been respited by Gov. DUDIEY, until the
second Friday in January next, A large crowd assembled to|
see the SHOW, and, of course, went home disappointed, We

thouzht some of them seemed as sorrowful, as the little af
girl mentioned by DEAN SVIFT, whom, having met in the road
Brouinr fase Sit toeiyy uelacked|iee Cnateauae caiuee tance
ble, 'Why,' said she, 'I have walked seven miles to see

a man hung, and they've pardoned him," REVISTER, Raleigh,
North Carolina, November 9, 1839 (3:3)

"SUPERIOR GOURT. = 0, wednesday, Nelson, a slave, the pro=
perty of M's, Wilkins of this County, ¥as tried for the
murder of Gabriel, the property of B_njamin Ward, We did

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