... of the dying pair. As Beauchamp was too weak to set on his coffin in a cart, a covered dearborn had been provided for his conveyance to the gallows. He was now brought out in a blanket and laid in it. At his particular request, Mr. M'Intosh took a... A Winter in the West - Page 336by Charles Fenno Hoffman - 1835Full view - About this book
| Charles Fenno Hoffman - Northwest, Old - 1835 - 360 pages
...weak to set on his coffin in a cart, a covered dearborn had been provided for his conveyance to the gallows. He was now brought out in a blanket and laid...The drums beat, and, the military and crowd moved up Clintonstreet to Ann-street, along Ann-street to Montgomery-street at Weiseger's tavern, and up... | |
| Charles Fenno Hoffman - Kentucky - 1835 - 364 pages
...provided for bis conveyance to tba gallows. He was now brought oat in a blanket and laid in it. At hi* particular request, Mr. M'Intosh took a seat by his...ministers of the gospel had taken leave of him, to whom be expressed the same confidence in the forgiveness of his sins, and the hope of a happy immortality,... | |
| Charles Fenno Hoffman - Northwest, Old - 1835 - 704 pages
...his particular request, Mr. M'lntosii took a seat by he side. Some of the ministers of the gospel bad taken leave of him, to whom he expressed the same confidence in the forgiteTIPSS of his sins, and the hope of a happy immortality, as intht morning. The drums beat, and... | |
| Lewis Franklin Johnson - Franklin County (Ky.) - 1912 - 314 pages
...weak to sit on his coffin, in a cart, a covered dearbon had been provided for his convenience to the gallows. He was now brought out in a blanket and laid in it. At his particular request, Mr. McIntosh (the Jailer) took a seat by his side. Some of the ministers of the gospel had taken their... | |
| Lewis Franklin Johnson - Law - 1916 - 356 pages
...weak to sit on his coffin, in a cart, a covered dearborn had been provided for his convenience to the gallows. He was now brought out in a blanket and laid in it. At his particular request Mr. McIntosh (the jailor), took a seat by his side. Some of the ministers of the gospel had taken leave... | |
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