Unknown, LA, 1853 February

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"Louisiana: On the 9th instent a negro boy KAX
pelonzing te Mr. Froctor of the Parish of St.
Bernard was condemned to »e hung by a jury of
planters. He had stabbed a gentleman named
Williams , clerk of the Mexican Gulf Railroad."
TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA 2/17-1853 (2:h).

SLave

(UNCONFIRMED. )

"Louisiana: on the 9th instant a negro boy KX
belonging to Mr. Proctor of the Parish of 83t.
Bernard was condemned to »e hung by a jury of
planters. He had stabbed a gentleman named
Williams, clerk of the Mexican Gulf Railroad."
TIMES-PICAYUNE, New Orleans, LA 2/17-1853 (2:h).

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