Moore County NcArchives Court.....Harvel, Quenasell 1836
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Source: Friday, Dec. 23,  1836, Carolina Beacon (greensboro, N.c.)
Written: 1836
Recorded: December 23, 1836

RANDOLPH SUPERIOR COURT
(Reprinted From the Southern Citizen)
The State vs. QUENASELL HARVEL – Grand Larceny – In this case, the defendant 
was convicted and sentenced to receive 20 lashers; which was put into 
execution forthwith. She was not a resident of this County; but transiently 
passing through from Davidson to Moore, in which latter county she is said to 
have been raised. It was in evidence that she had stolen ten dresses, a leg-
horn bonnet, a silk veil, a shawl and $4 or $5 in money from the prosecutrix, 
a young woman named WILLIAMS. This was the first scene of  the kind ever 
witnessed in our county: a woman whipped publicly at the post!

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