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Rookledge through through the heart and immediately said

he deserved his fate.

I aimed for his heart and I hit it and then asked for his slave boy to clean the sword and he then ordered some

toddy and sat down and drank. I mean just unbelievable that scene and the feeling of utter righteousness on his part that he wronged me verbally and I've put that right and in front of many many witnesses.

It must have been an incredible and ghastly spectacle.

It was June of 1766, more than a week after Colonel John Chisell stabbed Scottish merchant Robert Rutledge to death with his sword.

The sheriff drove Chisell toward Williamsburg, about 100 miles away, which would have taken at least a day.

Having spent a week locked away in the Cumberland County Jail, Chisle was exhausted.

He had been dragged to court, and he had demanded that the justices release him on

bail so he could avoid the spectacle of being jailed in Williamsburg where his family lived.

But the justices had declined to offer bail.

Murderers were virtually never offered bail

no matter their status.

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