guilty generally and Dewar not guilty," SOUTH CAROLINA
& AMERICAN GENERAL GAZETTE, Charleston, S. C., Mare lp,
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guilty generally and Dewar not guilty." SOUTH CAROLINA
& AMERICAN GENERAL GAZETTE, Charleston, S. C., Mar. 1p,
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GROUNDWATER, Andrew, and TWEED), William 3/17/1779
"Charleston, S. C., Mar. 18, 1779-0n Monday William
Tweerl and Andrew Groundwater received sentence.of death
and were yesterday executed (3-17-1779)." SOUTH CAROLINA
AND AMERICAN GENERAL GAZETTE, Charleston, S. Ce, Mar. 18,
Es)
"Charleston, Mar. ll, 1779-William Tweed, Andrew Groundwa-
ter and John Wewar were this day tried for sedition under
three clauses of the (?) Act I for attempting’ to join and
persuading others to join with hostile intent, the enemies
forces in Georgia to subvert the government of this state;
2) for holding correspondence with and giving allegiance
to the enemy by notes, memorandum and instructions directed
to Colonels Camp and Jones in Georgia; 3) for inducing a
negro man to slave, the property of Thomas Walter, Esae,
to desert his master's service to join the enemy's; When
after a long and (?) trial of 10 hours, Tweed was found
guilty on every chrage in the indictment, Groundwater
GROUNDWATER, Andrew, and TWEED, William 3/17/1779
"Charleston, S. C., Mar. 18, 1779-0n Monday William
Tweeyl and Andrew Groundwater received sentence.of death
and were yesterday executed (3-17-1779)." SOUTH CAROLINA
AND Gee GENERAL GAZETTE, Charleston, S. C., Mar. 18,
WHE sat
"Charleston, Mar. 11, 1779+William Tweed, Andrew Groundwa-
ter and John Wewar were this day tried for sedition under
three clauses of the (7?) Act I for attempting’ to join and
persuading others to join with hostile intent, the enemies
forces in Georgia to subvert the government of this state;
2) for holding correspondence with and giving allegiance
to the enemy by notes, memorandum and instructions directeq
to Colonels Camp and Jones in Georgia; 3) for inducing a
negro man to slave, the property of Thomas Walter, Esqey
to desert his master's service to join the enemy's; When
after a long and (?) trial of 10 hours, Tweed was found
guilty on every chrage in the indictment, Groundwater
GROUNDWATER, Andrew, and TWEED, William — 3/17/1779
S. Ce, Mar. 16, 1779-0n Monday William
and Andrew Groundwater received sentence. of death
and were yesterday executed (3-17-1779)." SOUTH CAROLINA
AND AMERICAN GENERAL GAZETTE, Charleston, S, C., Mar. 18,
1779 (3:1.)
"Charleston, Mar. 11, 1779-William Tweed, Andrew Groundya=
to the enemy by notes, memorandum
Elo anal aha ene Vana) siea (ia Seong levi) Bog arm aaa
negro man to slave, the property of aoe Walter, 5:
Eoldesort nia mastsrieiscrvice vorjoinene enemy's; Wash
after a long and (7) trial of 10 hours, Tweed was. Foun
guilty on every chrage in the indictment, Groundwater
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