Unnamed, SC, 1827 December 7

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Hanged Se Gey DeCe fy Lois

"The body of a White man, was found murdered on Sunday
morning last on the Road leading to Lenud's Ferry, about
three miles from Strawberry. From what information could
be collectéd, his name was John Evans, and was travelling
on foot to Georgetown, Some few articles of clothing, etc
his friends can have on application to Stephen Miller, nea
Strawberry Ferrye = PATRIOT,

we areinformed by a gentleman, that the villain (a Negro)
who committed the diabolical act, which the above para-
graph refers to, was tried and convicted, on the evidence
of a fellow labourer, which was confirmed by his ean con~
fession, before a Court of Magistrates and Freeholders
last Monday. He was sentenced bo be hung yesterday, which

sentence was carried into effect at the appointed time and
place." COURIER, Cyarleston, Se Ce, 12-8-1827 (2/2.)

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Hanged Se Oey DECe) 15 LOets
"The body of a White man, was found murdered on Sunday
morning last on the Road leading to Lenud's Ferry, about
three miles from Strawberry. From what information could
be collected, his name was John Evans, and was travelling
on foot to Georgetown. Some few articles of clothing, etcy
his friends can have on application to Stpphen Miller, neay
Strawberry Ferry. - PATRIOT,

we areinformed by a gentleman, that the villain (a Negro)
who committed the diabolical act, which the above para~
graph refers to, was tried and convicted, on the evidence
of a fellow labourer, which was confirmed by his own con~
fession, before a Court of Magistrates and Freeholders
last Monday. He was sentenced bo be hung yesterday, which
sentence was carried into effect at the appointed time and
place." COURIER, Cparleston, Se. Ce, 12-8-1827 (2/22)

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Hanged Se Coy Dece 7, 18276
‘The body of a White man, was found murdered on aay
morning last on the Road leading to Lenud's Ferry, a

three miles from Strawberry. From what information rad
be collected, his name was John Evans, and was travelling
on foot to Georgetown, Some few articles of clothing, etc,
his friends can have on application to Stephen Miller, nea
Strawberry Ferry. = es Or

Nye areinformed by a gentleman, that the villain (a Negro)
who committed the diabolical act, which the above para~
graph refers to, was tried and convicted, on the evidence
of a fellow labourer, which was confirmed by his wan con-
fession, before a Court of Magistrates and Freeholders

last Monday, He was sentenced bo be hung yesterday, which

wentence was carried into effect at the appointed time and
place." COURIER, Cyarleston, S. Ce, 12-8-1827 (2/2)

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