be hanged on May );, 1832, For sentence, see worksheet on
CHarles, slave, also sentenced to be hanged on same day.
from REGISTER AND NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTE, Raleigh, Ne Ce,
May , 1832 (3tde)
be hanged on May )}, 1832. For sentence, see worksheet on
CHarles, slave, also sentenced to be hanged on same day.
from REGISTER AND NORTH CAROLINA GAZETTE, Raleigh, N. C.,
May h, 1832 (345~)
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‘be hanged on May l, 1832. For sentence, see worksheet on
Gllarles, slave, also sentenced to be hanged on sane day.
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"The Superior Court for Rowan County, N. Oey commenced its
session on the 9th inst, (April 9, 1832), his honor, Judge
Strange presiding. 0, the llth the case of the S,ate ver-
sus Newton, D,niel der and Will (all slaves), Hae first
for burning the barn of Mr, Moses D, Kilpatrick, and the
other three for being accessories before the fact, was~ ta-=
ken up» The case was ably argued by the Solicitor General
and Messrs, Morehead and P.arson, for the S,ate, and by
Messrs, Caldwell and Nash for the defendants, The jury,
after retirmng for a few moments, returned into Court with
the following verdict: "We find Newton guilty of the arson
aw charged in the bill of indictment, and Daniel guilty of
being accessary before the fact of the said arson, and
Jack and Will not guilty..." Was subsequently sentenced to
Teeuoheel DANTEL GEV IE,
"The Superior Court for Rowan County, N, Ces commenced its
session on the 9th inst. (April 9, 1832), his honor, Judge
Strange presiding. 0, the llth the case of the S,ate ver-
sus Newton, D,niel Jack and Will (all slaves), the first
for burning the barn of Mr, Moses D, Kilpatrick, and the
other three for being accessories before the fact, was ta-|
ken up. The case was ably argued by the Solicitor General
and Messrs, Morehead and P,arson, for the S,ate, and by
Messrs, Caldwell and Nash for the defendants, The jury,
after retiring for a few moments, returned into Court with
the following verdict: 'We find Newton guilty of the arson
as charged in the bill of indictment, and Daniel guilty of
being accessary before the fact of the said arson, and
Jack and Will not guilty..." Was subsequently sentenced t
Mewtotand DANIEL S-CUMGIL-
(Vot_confimmed,)
"The Superior Court for Rowan County, N. Gs, commenced its
session on the 9th inste (April 9, 1832), his honor, Judge
Strange presiding. 0, the llth the case of the S,ate ver=
sus Newton, D,niel J Jack and Will (all slaves), the first
for burning the barn of Mr, Moses
otaer three for being accessories
ken up. The case was ably argued
and Messrs, Morehead and Parson,
Messrs, Caldwell and Nash For +i
after retiring for a few ates returned into Court with
ete peu Or ne verdict: 'We find Newton guilty of the arson
as charged in the bill of indictment, and Daniel guilty of
oe accessary before the fact of the said arson, and
Jack and Will not guilty..." Was subsequently sentenced +
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