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tion of the prisoner until the second Friday in August
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"EXECUTION - Yesterday, (8-11-1820), precisely at 2 o!-
clock, William Hayward (who was some months since con-
demned to death for highway robbery) paid the forfeit of
his life on the gallows, The awful ceremony was witnessed
by several hundred spectators, The unhappy culprit died
declaring his innocence of the crime for which he was
condemned; stated that he had been guilty of gaming and
other immoral practicess appeared truly penitent and re-
Signed to his fate, He was attended in his last moments
by the Rev. Mr. Munds,"" COURIER, Chableston, SC, August
&
12, 1820 (2-3.)
"HIGHWAY ROBBERY = ni} Hayward, who was sentenced to be
executed yesterday, havingeimplored the Governor for an
extension of time, for the purpose of preparing for the
awful change about to take place; and several respectable
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ae aero August 11, 1820
"EXECUTION - Yesterday, (8-11-1820), precisely at 2 ot-
clock, William Hayward (who was some months since con=
demned to death for highway robbery) paid the forfeit of
his life on the gallows, The awful ceremony was witnessed
by several hundred spectators. The unhappy culprit died
declaring his innocence of the crime for which he was
condemned; stated that he had been guilty of gaming and
other immoral practices; appeared truly penitent and re-
Signed to his fate, He was attended in his last moments
by the Rev. Mr. Munds," COURIER, Chableston, SC, August
12, 1820 (2-34) .
"HIGHWAY ROBEERY-\1@} Hayward, who was sentenced to be
executed yesterday, havingeimplored the Governor for an
extension of time, for the purpose of preparing for the
awful change about to take place; and several respectable
Wi
ee August 11, 1820
"EXECUTION - Yesterday, (8-11-1820), pee a es cl
clock, William Hayward (who was some months
demned to death for highway robbery) paid ace orto of
his life on the gallows,
by several, hundred spectators, The unhap,
declaring his innocence of the crime for wl ssh es e
condemeds stated that he had been guilty o. gz and
other immoral practicess appeared truly eriteat and re=
signed to his fate, He was attended in his last moments
by the Rev. Mr, Munds." COURIER, Chatileston, SC, August
22, 1820 (2-5.) ig
HIGHWAY ROBEERY-1m@ Hayward, who was sentenced to be
exceuted yesterday, havingeimplored the Governor for an
extension of time, for the purpose of preparing for the
awful change about to take places and several respectable
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