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| sMITH, William Sepicaber 8, 1810
"Savannah, Ga., Septe 8, 1810-This day at 1 o'clock was
| efecuted on (7?) Common, pursuant to his sentence, wiltian
| Smith, a free black man, of the crew of the brig Sea Islane
Captain William (7), packet between this place and New
York, Smith was formall y tried and convicted of inveigl-
ing and carrying off from this state, a wench and her
child, belonging to the estate of Mr. Charles (?)., In the
course of the testimony adduced against him at the trial,
it appeared that he had likewise attempted to persuade a
negro fellow belonging to Mess rs. Be and Je Pe McKlune to
run off in like manner. Such crimes are punishable by the
laws of the state with death, whether committed by a white
man or a negro3 and Smith is the first who has been execuw
ted for such an offence, though the losses occasioned by
thés mode of theft has been great to the people of this
place," COURIER, Charleston, SC, 9-13-1810 (2:1.)
| SMITH, William Septomber 8, 1810
| "Savannah, Gas, Sept. 8, 1810-This day at 1 o'clock was
| executed on (?) Common, pursuant to his sentence, yillion
| Smith, a free black man, of the crew of the brig Sea Island
Captain William (?), packet between this place and New
York. Smith was formall y tried and convicted of inveigl-
ing and carrying off from this state, a wench and her
child, belonging to the estate of Mr. Charles (7), In the
course of the testimony adduced against him at the trial,
it appeared that he had likewise attempted to persuade a
negro fellow belonging to Mess rs. Be and Je Pe McKlune to
run off in like manner, Such crimes are punishable by the
laws of the state with death, whether committed by a white
man or a negros and Smith is the first who h on eg
ted for such an offence, though the losses A
thés mode of theft has been great to the people of this
place," COURIER, Charleston, SC, 9-13-1810 (2:1.)
SMITH, Willian ember 8, 18
Ngavannah, Ga., Septe 8, elo-mnts ie at 1 oclock was
executed on (7) Conmon, pursuant to his sentence, yilticn
smith, a free black man, of the crew of the
Captain William (7), packet between this place and New
York, Smith was formall y tried and convicted of inveigl-
ing and carrying off from this state, a wench and her
child, belonging to the estate of Mr. Charles (7).
course of the testimony adduced against hin at the
At appeared that he had Likewise attempted to peraua
negro fellow belonging to Mess rs. Be and J
run off in like manner. Such crimes are punishable by the
laws of the state with death, whether comitted by a white
man or a necros and Smith is the first who ha =
ted for such an offences though the epee a ee
6 s been great to the people of this
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