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We learn from the Eutaw Whig, that Gerald, the murderer of William Finley, was executed near that place on Friday the Eth inst, between the hours of IF and 2. "We understand,'' says the Whig, "that, while under the galloNs, he warned the spectators against the use of intoxicating liquors and told them that it had brought him where he then was. He had become reconccd to his fate willing to die and met death with composure