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"April 23, 1852The execution of the two convicted pirates
took place at Richmond (Va.) today at the appointed hour,"
NEW YORK TIMES, New York, N, Y., April 2h, 1852,
"Richmond, Saturday, April 2), 1852-A large crowd yester-
day witnessed the execution of Reid and Clements, who
were convicted some time since of piracy. The former was
quite calm, and met his fate with evident composure,
while Clements was deeply affected,"
NEW YORK TIMES, New York, N. Y., April 26, 1852
"Reid and Clements, convicted in Richmond
of mutiny and murder on board the barque
J. B. Lindsay about a year ago, have been
CLEMENT'S, and REID, ee
"April 23, 1852<The execution of the two convicted pirates
took place at Richmond (Va.) today at the appointed hour,"
NEW YORK TIMES, New York, N, Y., April 2), 1852,
"Richmond, Saturday, April 2), 1852-A large crowd yester-
day witnessed the execution of Reid and Clements, who
were convicted some time since of piracy. The former was
quite calm, and met his fate with evident composure,
while Clements was deeply affected."
NEW YORK TIMES, New York, N. Ys, April 26, 1852
"Reid and Clements, convicted in Richmond
of mutiny and murder on board the barque
J, B. Lindsay about a year ago, have been
CLEMENT'S, and REID, Fidos
"april 23, 1852=The execution of the two convicted pirates
took place at Richmond (Va,) today at the appointed hour,”
NEW YORK TIMES, New York, N, Y., April 2h, 1852,
"Richmond, Saturday, Spril 2h, 1852-A large crowd yester-
day witnessed the execution of Reid and Clements, who
were convicted some time since of piracy, The former was
quite calm, and met his fate with evident composure,
while Clements was deeply affected."
NEW YORK TIES, New York, N Y., April 26, 1852
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