Henry, SC, 1840

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Slave HENRY

(eed confirmation.)

"MURDERER ARRESTED. = A negro, named HENRY, was brought
to town, on Saturday, and lodged in jail, for trial, on a
charge of having, in company with a negro woman named
Philley murdered, on the 17th of June last, in the Parish
of St. John's, Berkley, a Mr. William Hucks, of St.
Stephen's Parish, who had the above mentioned negroes in
charge, as fugitive slaves, on his way to Charleston, wit
the intention of lodging them in the workshouse," COURIER,
Charleston, South Carolina, 3-9-18)0 (2/2e)

Slave HENRY

(eed confirmation.)

"MURDERER ARRESTED. = A negro, named HENRY, was brought
to town, on Saturday, and lodged in jail, for trial, on a
charge of having, in company with a negro woman named
Philley murdered, on the 17th of June last, in the Parish
of St. John's, Berkley, a Mr. William Hucks, of St.
Stephen's Parish, who had the above mentioned negroes in
charge, as @ugitive slaves, on his way to Charleston, with
the intention of Lodging them in the workshouse," COURIER,
Charleston, South Carolina, 3-9-1810 (2/2)

Slave HENRY

ARRESTED. = A negro, named HENRY, was brought
to town, on Saturday, and lodged in jail, for trial, on a
charge of having, in company with a negro woman named
Philley murdered, on the 17th of June last, in the Parish
of St. John's, Berkley, a Mr. William Hucks, of St.
Stephen's Parish, who had the above mentioned negroes in

charge, as fugitive eleveene on his way to Charleston, witl
the intention of lodgéng in the workshouse." COURIER,
Charleston, South otis 4 369e18L0 (2/2)



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