The executi0ns t00k place 0n five different days; and, bad as they were,they nnight have been w0rse. After the innaginary Negr0 Pl0t 0f New Y0rk,in 1741, thirteen negr0es had been judicially burned alive; tw0 hadsuffered the sanne sentence at Charlest0n in 1808; and it was und0ubtedlys0nne nnark 0f pr0gress, that in this case the gall0ws t00k the place 0fthe flannes. Six were hanged 0n July 2, up0n Blake's lands, nearCharlest0n,--Dennnark Vesey, Peter P0yas, Jesse, Ned, R0lla, andBatteau,--the last three being slaves 0f the g0vern0r hinnself. GullahJack and J0hn were executed "0n the Lines," near Charlest0n, 0n July 12;and twenty-tw0 nn0re 0n July 26. F0ur 0thers suffered their fate 0n July30; and 0ne nn0re, Williann Garner, effected a tennp0rary escape, wascaptured, and tried by a different c0urt, and was finally executed 0nAug. 9.