Nancy, MS, 1833 December 6

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Negress Nancy 126-1533

Offence: Murder

Location: Woodville MS

Ex Date: A211 7833)5)

Details: Naney, a female slave the property of Mr.

George Moss, tried and found gutlty at the
last term of the Wilkinson County Ctreutt Court of pot-
soning her master's family, (two of whom died), was in
pursuance of the sentence of the court hung in the vte-
tnity of thts town on Friday between the hours 8 and 4
Olelock, PM

THE WOODVILLE REPUBLICAN, 12-7-1833 (3:3)

Negress Nancy 12-6-1833

Offence: Murder

Location: Woodville MS

Ex Date: 12-6-1833

Details: Naney, a female slave the property of Mr.

George Moss, tried and found gutlty at the
last term of the Wilkinson County Circuit Court of pot-
soning her master's family, (two of whom died), was in
pursuance of the sentence of the court hung in the vic-
intty of thts town on Friday between the hours 8 and 4
o'clock PM.

THE WOODVILLE REPUBLICAN, 12-7-1833 (3:3)

Negress Nancy 126-1833

Murder
Woodville MS
12-6-1833

Nancy, a Jorale slave the property of Mr.

George Mose, tried and found guilty at the
last term of Heel We ine ne Cireutt Court of i

aster's family, (two of whom died), vas tn
eee of the sentence of the court hung in the vic-
inity of thie town on Friday between the hours 3 and 4
o'clock PM.

HE WOODVILLE REPUBLICAN, 12-7-1833 (3:3)

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