{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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HoRRIp MURDER. Avery shocking tragedy
has just been enacled at Free own, little VII
lage on the right hank Of the river, opposite N.
Orleans. A man by the name Of Johnson,
who lived at Freetown, was found in the river
a sholt distance from little shantee he occu-
pied basely murdered. He was fastened, BY, a
rope round his neck, to a stump in the bank,
and bore on his person horrible marks Of the
violent death he had suffered. He had been
shot in the back, his head was split open, and
his throat cut las


The deceased was supposed to have con-
siderable sum of money by him.