April 1790
Three slaves
"Mr. Keith, a planter on Peedee River lately suffered an
ihhuman death. He had been on business at Georgetown and
on his return was waylaid by three of his negroes, one of
which shot him in the breast. They have since confessed
the foul conspiracy against the life of their master and
were consigned to the punishment which they merit."
THE NEW YORK PACKET, May 22, 1790 (2/1) quoting an uniden-
tified Charleston SC paper dated May 5, 1780
April 1790
Three slaves
"Mr. Keith, a planter on Peedee River lately suffered an
fihhuman death. He had been on business at Georgetown and
lon his return was waylaid by three of his negroes, one of
Which shot him in the breast. They have since confessed
tthe foul conspiracy against the life of their master and
were consigned to the punishment which they merit."
ITHE NEW YORK PACKET, May 22, 1790 (2/1) quoting an uniden-
tified Charleston SC paper dated May 5, 1780
three slaves
‘Mr. Keith, a planter on Peedee River lately suffered an
inhuman death. He had beer siness at Georgetown and
the foul conspiracy against the
ere consigned to the punishment which they merit."
HE NEW YORK PACKET, May 22, 1790 (2/1) quoting an uniden-
tified Charleston SC paper dated May 5, 1780
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