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MOSES, a slave,

Hanover County, Va., Sept, 23, 1807. - Moses,
man slave of Parke Street convicted of robbery.
On night of 9-3-1807, in Parish of St. Paul,

had made an assault on John Tomlinson and Hamil-
ton Tomlinson, near the Commonwealth's highway,
stealing "a knife, the value of 10 pence, One
RMARKE dollar; one quarter of a dollar, and one
nine penny piece, of the current money of Virgin
ja, .fo be hanged on Nov, 2, L607, and valued
at $435.35. A. Street, Deputy Sheriff attests
to the hanging on Nov. 2, 1807.

Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Item

153, mox 2, 1607 Envelope. :

November 2, 1807
MOSES, a slave,

Hanover County, Va., Sept, 23, 1807. - Moses,
man slave of Parke Street convicted of robbery.
On night of 9-3-1807, in Parish of St. Paul,

had made an assault on John Tomlinson and Hamil-
ton Tomlinson, near the Commonwealth's highway,
stealing “a knife, the value of 10 pence, One
AGRRAE dollar; one quarter of a dollar, and one
nine penny piece, of the current money of Virgin
ia.' To be hanged on Nov. 2, 1807 and valued
at $433.33. A. Street, Deputy Sheriff attests
to the hanging on Nov. 2, els

Archives of Virginia, Auditor's s Records, Item
153, Box 2, 1607 Envelope.

November 2, 1807
NOSES, a slave,

Hanover County, Va., Sept. 23, 1807. - Moses,
man slave of Parke Street convicted of robbery.
On night of 9-3-1807, in Parish of st, Paul,
had made an assault on John Tomlinson and Hamil
ton Tomlinson, near the Commonwealth's highway,

stealing “a knife, the value of 10 pence, one
ABXEKE dollar; one quarter of a dollar, and one
Ia piece, of the current money of Virgi
To be hanged on Nov, 2, 1807 and valued
eS $435.33. A. Street, Deputy Sheriff attests
to the hanging on Nov. 2, 1807.
Archives of Virginia, Auditor's Records, Item
153, Box 2, 1807 Envelope.

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