Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-04-02

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Some six weeks era ,Joseph WRIGHT ,spa
bitten by his own dow, thot nftorward hit.
ing several pcrsons and !, nnmher nf on;n,ojs
and giving decidpd,svmrtoms nf rohips Was
put to death WRIGHT thoueht it'll, up the
circumstance Mt tho time. snnnosiuO the nm.
imnt vicious rather than mad md no,bin,,
So-So ~ oause uiarm untl ias' "eu'eS
in lie arm, m,,,u ,,b;n,, the aor bad faa.apned
his teeth Tbo main increased until he deem
cd it advisable to send for q physician, who
gavo him lotion. but intimnted to;ga one the
danger of his patient. Mrghts suffering
mSreascoc tne PAN ox'enuea e;i Gu 70 almost eve
nbcn e'S se ~ oJ o"Jh; ;"r,,ss
was declared TO be hydrophnbia. lie rnyed
Mt times and tore his hair and flcsh and foam
ed at the mouth and scrcamcd like demon,
presenting sight terrible TO behold, TWAS
i'eeessary : 10 o'na n'm {" tho bed 70 prevent
hmd nram VU's ~ h;a ;"e"Ut u,o" ","Sum'
Sd to bo KILLED. ot once and reIic,cj nf Dis
agony. The sight of water or tho montion
Tali "H trsu,hi;n ,U om oma , ,r;o s,S una nc
Thoss who Witnessed tbe ,'oor m.n's mad.
heas shy they never knew Lrio,e how su,
prcmcly wretchcd man could be; it was uw..
ni to contemplate. and would have startled
""n S; m"','nsu .ne "ui.es. ii anu most un,",pns-
cy and ,"nni.o od Mn, ,,;,,' Nv, hSnS f r,r,Mnl
Stiffness, Nat,rc wns rxhsnstcd mud Lc
expired about III o'clock night before last
Wright was young man, q rnnulder by pro-
fession, and had i'ecn married but one year.
"lie leaves WHY With an intnat chiH'
TuE ExrcuT,oYs Ar BAtrrNoRp At
the earnest solicitation Of tho spiritual
guides aud parents Of the four wrctchcd
men who we're to lave cxpintcd their often.
ces on the galluws ON Friday last saws the
Columbia Bulletin, the Governor of Mary
land has consented to suspend their cxoc1-
tion Till the 9Th or Anr;l IN orl,r ,h,t, ~,
may be better prepared for their awful end,
Suoh thing as tile execution of four
men at the same ti,ne;and upon che same
gullows, has not occUrctl,in Baltimore Since
1909, when four prison6rs in the iail were
convicted of thc murder of fcllow,prisoncr
who intcrposcd to preyent them fn,u, mar.
dcring the TAILOR,
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W + ma IA The y, y, Cresceot, of March
%"'n, enc io'iowihg:
save, stolen ana soIu, probably with
ms own f"H. consent, has been canght thro'
ms own smartncss. John, bright young
muHtSc' ana valuable boy, was stolen
ABOUT ak or eight mouths ago from his mas
TER MI Aiicn, at Barnwell, = C The
TWO men who stole HIM sold him to neg
rapcr IN Gharieston. In quick succession
nc was sofa 70 another trader, who sold him
10 stiil another trader in this city. This
'oS. ,r"aof soid ,John to Mr., Cleveland, a
resident OF the Rough District IN this oitS.
John hked the privileges OF this great city
nsss, tatG pue pe'hs dandy darkcy, fond
ol nne ciotneS and lots OF pocket morley,
anu 'c, ionu Oh SpfufSing around with the ',yai-
'gi s"S' rcsof.'d 10 MS genius TO make
'''Se' ;.
soon ai,er MS disappearance ms master
wro'o 70 the pohSoYot TINS city, describing
nlI" Ppr''cu'ar'y' ana ohering szoo reward
IpS Tn ms arrest; MohFns rolled on ana tho
snann vmm HnoohIa a,o,, ireely aDou1 town' nc WIS
ping on him. His effort to raise money
consisted in writing letter, or getting
some one to write it for him, 10 the two men
who originally abducted him from his mas
ter, asking them for monoy, and intmating,
should tile emoneynot be sent, that he would
inform upon them so his master, and pro.
cure their arrest and punishment.
unluckily for John, it happened that
these men, whose names arc Martin Cartcr
and Sterling Clay, were arrested, for steal
ing him, for Stealing other negroes in that
part Of the country, and were tried, convict