Elijah, LA, 1831 June 4

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ELIJAH, Slave

"New Orleans, la,, June 6, 1831-EXECUTION OF THE SLAVE
ELIJAH = The slave Elijah, on Saturday afternoon, between
lL and 5 o'clock (June , 1831), underwent the dreadful
punishment of the law, fo~ having wounded, with the inten-
tion of killing, Mr. Pandely, A negro lad about 16 years
old, formerly a compahion of Elijah, was so much shocked

at the fate of his companion, that he took spasms, and
died in a few hours,"' COURIER, Charleston, SC, June 17,
1831 (2/5)

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ELIJAH, Slave

"New Orleans, la,, June 6, 1831-EXECUTION OF THE SLAVE
ELIJAH = The slave Elijah, on Saturday afternoon, between
l, and 5 o'clock (June , 1831), underwent the dreadful
punishment of the law, for having wounded, with the inten-|
tion of killing, Mr. Pandely. A negro lad about 16 years
old, formerly a compahion of Elijah, was so much shocked
at the fate of his companion, that he took spasms, and
died in a few hours," COURIER, Charleston, SC, June 17,

1831 (2/5.)
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ELIJAH, Slave
New Orleans, La,, June 6, 1831-EXECUTION OF THE SLA
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